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 earn extra money [title] Get a part-time job. [step] The easiest way to earn extra money is to get a part-time job to supplement your income. Even if you only work a few hours a day or a week, a part-time job can make a big difference in your bank account. <sep> (A) Talk to your accountant or check to see how much you can get. [substeps] Another way to earn extra cash is to volunteer to work on a cleaning machine. (B) [substeps] If you know you're going to need to get into a job in accounting, you could consider doing an internship. Getting a part-time job isn't an option. (C) This may be even better if you're already working for a while and already have your minimum savings lined up. [substeps] Take advantage of the opportunity to put down a few hundred dollars on expenses like food, car loans, and inventory. (D) Here are some examples of part-time jobs you could do : [substeps] Deliver pizza. If you have a reliable car and are a good driver, you can make extra money by delivering pizza.
[A]: D


[Q]: [header] How to be a bondi lifeguard [title] Contact a surf life saving club in or close to bondi. [substeps] Just about anyone can volunteer to be a lifesaver at sydney surf life saving clubs. Surf clubs will be happy to chat to you and tell you what is required if you want to be a volunteer lifeguard. <sep> (A) [title] Find the best and safest surf-life saving club in your area. [substeps] Surf lifeguards live off the beach, and they will probably need two-way water transportation, quite possibly a car or bicycle. (B) Many will provide all the training you'll need. Call them, check out their websites or simply head down and chat to them. (C) This can be achieved by attending the lifesaving club on the first day, then going on to other lifeguard's clubs along the way. If there are lifeguards at any of their lifesaving clubs, talk with one of those lifeguards. (D) This is the only legal aspect of volunteering. They will be able to suggest hours of work that are perfect for you or your specific lifeguard job.
[A]: B


[Q]: [header] How to be a cowgirl [title] Learn cowgirl history. [step] Knowing the origins of the cowgirl is essential to becoming a modern cowgirl. [substeps] Cowboys and cowgirls originated in texas. <sep> (A) They earned a 16th degree and each paycheck was about twenty $600. They've also experienced the popularity of a purse line that is around 17. (B) Each of these girls had a longstanding history of the cowgirls and it taught them to recognize to the contrary that the meanings of their names were not combined. It taught them that their names were tied to more formal traditions from those times, or that different styles of living, such as western culture, were subject to gender roles that were specially enforced by society, rather than changes. (C) Although cowgirl history is not documented as well as cowboy history, we know that cowgirls existed during the golden age of the cowboy (1866-1886). While the men were either at war or driving thousands of cattle up north, cowgirls worked on the ranches, riding horses and caring for livestock. (D) The history of the cowgirl is kept in the texas greens and virginia hunting association's historical archives. It includes genealogs from when that breed was encouraged to live in our midst as pioneers.
[A]:
C