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". 

[EX Q]: [header] How to make a cancer man fall in love [title] Maintain a stable life. [step] The cancer man typically has his life together, and to some degree, he may expect the same from you. Your accomplishments do not need to be the exact same as his, but your life should demonstrate a certain degree of stability. <sep> (A) You should also show your commitment to daily life and long-term care. [substeps] Be persistent and challenging in your life. (B) [substeps] Keep an optimistic outlook by reciting affirmations that change with time. For example, " i'll never lose my temper. (C) [substeps] Show him that you can take care of yourself without him. You should have some direction for your life and be capable of caring for your basic needs. (D) [substeps] Create a regimen that closely emphasizes and supports your individual interests, abilities, and talents. Try to satisfy your own long-term needs, along with the patient's needs.
[EX A]: C

[EX Q]: [header] How to build a passion for cooking [title] Make a list of your favorite foods to eat. [title] Go to your local public library website. [step] Type the names of these favourite foods into the search bar. <sep> (A) This will let you create your own lists of the foods you like to eat. Also, there will likely be a section where you can put your personal information about the food that you like. (B) If you are a parent, keep an internet encyclopedia online. Tell with the patient that you have a hard time remembering the specifics of these foods. (C) For each item, choose the cookbook that looks the most interesting and put a request on it. [title] Select the recipes that resonate with you. (D) [title] Pick up a crock pot and fill it with warm water. [step] Cook the mixture for a few minutes until the water is cold.
[EX A]: C

[EX Q]: [header] How to identify obsessive overeating [title] Watch for unusual eating habits. [step] Someone with an eating disorder is going to have an unhealthy relationship with food. Look for actions that are unusual. <sep> (A) Oftentimes, a person stops eating to eat. For example, they may stop eating lunch and only have a dinner or snack after eating. (B) [substeps] Fast, uncontrolled eating. Obsessive over-eaters eat quickly, as if they are out of control and cannot help themselves. (C) For example, a person may stop eating before they have tried anything else, but aren't going to eat afterwards. [substeps] Another psychological phenomenon, like excessively excessive eating, is called anorexia. (D) People with agoraphobia may avoid conflict, so they may have persistent eating habits. They may get agitated when they have to be " pressured " by their social environment or friends.
[EX A]:
B