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". 

A large man is doing behind the neck shoulder presses. He is holding his breath doing them and then he stands up and starts to walk. he <sep> (A) is doing the arm push again and then runs and does it again. (B) takes a huge leap and comes back into the ring back into the circle. (C) gets back on the bench and does a few more pf the shoulder presses again. (D) stops after completing the lunges and sets his gear down.
C

There's a woman sitting on a cozy chair with her two cats next to her, knitting a black yarn hat. the black cat <sep> (A) wakes up from its sleep, goes over and rubs on the woman several times and one person in the back grabs his cat, drinks some water and finally goes back to sleep. (B) is now sitting on a silver plate, one paw quickly getting knitzed. (C) gives a series of pats on the brown and blue body, while the black cat tries to stand up. (D) is sitting right next to her and playing with the yarn while the brown cat is watching them.
D

[header] How to access equity in your home [title] Calculate the equity in your home. [step] Equity is the amount of value in your home after you subtract the mortgage from the home's value. For example, your home might be worth $300 , 000 and your mortgage might be $150 , 000. <sep> (A) Calculate your house's value first-by subtracting the loss of equity from its original value. [substeps] For example, if you're leasing your home, subtract the sale price from the estimate. (B) If you do not subtract the mortgage from that, then you can put that amount into equity in your home. [substeps] You can find the term at https: // www.amazon.com/home-equity-meisson/2062. (C) The difference is that by determining your equity, you can determine your mortgage's value. [title] Calculate any subpar debt or lump sum balances. (D) This means you have $150 , 000 in home equity. [substeps] You can estimate the value of your home by looking at how much comparable properties have sold for in your area.

D