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". 

[Q]: [header] How to pick a healthy sugar glider [title] Find a breeder. [step] If you want a sugar glider, your best option is to find a breeder. Breeders work specifically with sugar gliders and will have more knowledge about how to care for them, therefore increasing the risk of you obtaining a healthy pet. <sep> (A) [substeps] When visiting a breeder, look at their food and water dishes regularly. Good breeders will tell you how often and provide you with other food and water containers. (B) [substeps] Ask other breeders at local pet stores about their experience handling sugar gliders. If you want a sugar glider in your home, you'll want to make sure they have a dry skin. (C) [substeps] Finding a sugar glider breeder can be difficult. It's not as easy as finding a breeder for a particular kind of dog as there are few specific networks for breeding sugar gliders. (D) [substeps] If you will have a sugar glider in your home, breed it from their own genetics and pedigree, not the other way around. Don't get a sugar glider that has a steady and well-structured life.
[A]: C


[Q]: [header] How to recognize and prevent a hookworm infection [title] Be aware of who is most at risk. [step] Some people are more likely to come into contact with hookworm infection than others due to their work, play, or other habits. Those most at risk include : [substeps] People who come into direct contact with soil contaminated with human feces such as gardeners, builders, plumbers, etc. <sep> (A) People with bare hands are at a higher risk for contracting hookworm with other people. Hookworm is a viral infection, and your body will not effectively fight the bacteria that makes up the infection. (B) Keep in mind that hookworm infection can cause gastrointestinal issues and can worsen over time. Tell your family, friends, and professionals what you are at risk of and where you are at before they know about it. (C) Products that might carry the disease contact with bee stings or pollination that might be harmful to bees also through play. Anyone under the age of 12 is at a higher risk. (D) Children who frequently play outside barefoot, or who play in contaminated soil. [title] Recognize the symptoms of a hookworm infection.
[A]: D


[Q]: [header] How to be certain that your choice to not marry is sound [title] Read articles online about marriage experiences, from both sides. [step] Try not to read about celebrity couples, as those marriages are hardly realistic. Find blogs, vlogs, or advice articles. <sep> (A) [title] Research events before making your choice to not marry. [step] By researching everything you can think of and interviewing sources that can help you form your own beliefs, ideas, and opinions, you can determine if your decision is realistic. (B) If something seems too off, you'll have plenty of fodder to defend against it. [title] Recognize that there is more to your decision than just a general opinion (" that's one thing "). (C) Sign up for these sources on an iphone and watch videos of celebrity couples that you can indulge in, or read about different spouses from various magazines. It's good practice to stay informed, especially if you're not watching tv, while reading. (D) Find things written by people who don't want to get married, and why they chose not to get hitched. [title] Talk to both married and unmarried friends and relatives, and ask them why or why not they chose to marry.
[A]:
D