In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D". 
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Question: [header] How to wash hockey gloves [title] Air dry the gloves for several hours after games or practices. [step] While you may not be able to wash your gloves right after you leave the rink, you should at least dry them. Take the gloves out of your hockey bag and place them on a drying rack, clothesline, or equipment tree so air can circulate. <sep> (A) After covering the gloves, let them air dry completely. Be mindful that you want to place them in a place that is moist for several hours prior to testing whether they need to dry. (B) [substeps] As a general rule, players should dry their hockey gloves no more than an hour before a game. This will allow the static build-up to overcome the bad coating and preserve the gloves for the hockey season. (C) [substeps] You may also place them in your home to air dry overnight after playing. Air drying uses natural heat, meaning you can still warm them and dry them evenly after 30 minutes without a problem. (D) Leave them for several hours or until they're completely dry. [substeps] Airing the gloves can prevent bacteria from growing on the gloves and will reduce their odor.

Answer: D


Question: [header] How to read an ear reflexology chart [title] Get an ear reflexology chart online or refer to one in a book. [step] Before you can learn how to read an ear reflexology chart, you will need to get yourself a good one to consult. You can find ear reflexology charts online or in a reflexology book. <sep> (A) For best results, get a large poster size chart. The ear has 90 standardized reflexology points, so it can be difficult to read an ear reflexology chart if it is too small. (B) Read the chart aloud to yourself in the living room or in the shower, if you don't have a room to study in. [title] Read the chart in a library or in an online book. (C) [substeps] You will also need to see if any glaciers are present. These may be signs of a temperature problem. (D) [substeps] Place your index (pointer) finger on one of the pointer points at the top of a chart. Place your other finger on the other pointer point at the bottom of the chart.

Answer: A


Question: [header] How to fit a mortice deadlock [title] Measure where the lock will fit on the door. [step] As a guide, the height of your lock should be about 1 metre high. [title] Using your measurement, mark out both the top and bottom of the latch. <sep> (A) [step] To determine the height, measure out 1 metre high. It's easier to fit a mortice lock and reverse the measurement before final locking. (B) [step] That is, hold them straight with your fingers pointing outwards, while you measure them out on the outside. And that means the edges of the lock should match the lines on each side. (C) [title] Weigh the weight of the mortice (or combination lock) against the weight of the lock. [title] Have them fit together by applying two coats of interior caulk to their sides. (D) [title] Measure and mark out a vertical central line. [step] This will be your guide when drilling.

Answer:
D