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". 

Example Input: [header] How to get super glue off skin [title] Select the right nail polish remover. [step] Acetone is the substance in nail polish remover that helps dissolve superglue for removal. You need an acetone-based remover in order for this method to be successful. <sep> (A) Too much acetone can cause further damage and discoloration, so look for an acetone-based remover that contains benzoyl peroxide. This form of treatment works best on especially dark blemishes, but you can also use this method for lighter polishes. (B) For the traditional " acetone-based " nail polish remover, create a thick, grainy layer on both sides of each nail. [substeps] Alternatively, you can soak a cotton ball in acetone and dab it up against the entire surface of each toenail. (C) [substeps] Check the ingredients label of your nail polish remover. Acetone should be listed here, usually towards the top of the list. (D) It may be injected directly into the concealer border or you can buy it online. You can use a nail art brush to apply the acetone, or dip a cotton ball in acetone-based remover and gently rub your skin with the cotton ball.
Example Output: C

Example Input: [header] How to stay calm during road rage [title] Recognize your rising anger. [step] The most obvious signs of anger are often physical symptoms that emerge after the fact (like voice tone, language, and gestures). But with practice, you'll learn to recognize the warning signs of anger when you mentally check in on yourself. <sep> (A) When you're angry, you'll recognize them as part of your subconsciously hunting instincts. [substeps] Common signs of anger include: a car slamming on its brakes or a fire ensuing, which should be quickly and unequivocally obvious. (B) Your body is responding to these moods : [substeps] Your heart rate increases or drops. Your heart is racing, your breaths are rapid, and you're sweating. (C) [substeps] Most of your response time should be repetitions of the actions or sentences that trigger your anger. Often, this response is triggered by one or more things that remind you to be relaxed, both positive and negative. (D) [substeps] Common signs of anger include angry/vengeful thoughts, muscle tension, headaches, or elevated heart rate. If you catch yourself speaking out loud (even when you're driving alone) about another driver, you may be experiencing elevated anger.
Example Output: D

Example Input: The boy lifts his body above the height of a pole. The boy lands on his back on to a red mat. the boy <sep> (A) turns his body around on the mat. (B) gets up from the mat. (C) continues to lift his body over the pole. (D) wiggles out of the mat.
Example Output:
B