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 reuse [title] Don't recycle your next empty jug of milk. [step] Poke holes in the top of the lid. Then, fill it with water, screw the lid on and use it as a watering can. <sep> (A) [title] Use less using jugs than you think you need to. [step] Often, items such as juices, sterilizers and acids recycle too fast; try using the one they own when they need to remove something bad. (B) [substeps] Remember to refrigerate milk jugs without lids. Make sure that the lid isn't too tightly lined, you will need it for your construction projects. (C) [title] Save a large square egg crate, like the ones you find in bulk stores. [step] Set it on your desk and place your laptop on top. (D) This is what you use to water your plants while reusing the container. [substeps] Other containers made specifically for reusing the milk jug can be used instead.
[EX A]: C

[EX Q]: A group of people walk by in the background. We see a game of poker being played. An odd man appears in front of the camera. we <sep> (A) then see an empty room. (B) see a shuffleboard game playing in slow motion before a reporter appears on the screen. (C) see the first man, then cards being dealt and we fade to a black screen. (D) see the loser and dealer.
[EX A]: C

[EX Q]: [header] How to act french [title] Use " bonjour " to greet people. [step] In france, it's customary to greet others with a friendly, " bonjour. " " bonjour " is used to say hello to friends and family and is pronounced " bon-joor. <sep> (A) " however, it's also used with strangers. It's customary to say " bonjour " when entering a shop. (B) " pronounce this greeting: " bonjour. " the term translates similarly to " hello, " but without its sound. (C) " " bonête " is a french phrase for " hello. " " bon-joat " is an latin translation of the french " love. (D) " [substeps] Say " l'aime " when greeting an acquaintance, or " j'aime " when greeting a family member or friend. [title] Catch people if they don't recognize you.
[EX A]:
A