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 Input:
A person is seen shaving the head of a person seen in a chair in front of him. The person brushes off his hair and then signs his name on a piece of paper. more men <sep> (A) are seen shaving their heads and one speaks to the hair stylist on what he wants. (B) are seen speaking to the camera and leads into a clip of a man walking on a slack line. (C) are seen being dressed up as barber ladies and speaking to a woman in front of a mirror. (D) are seen into the camera as they talk to one another and lead into a man getting a tattoo on someone's leg.

Ex Output:
A


Ex Input:
The little girl who's wearing a rainbow sweater is shown sitting in the sand making a huge hill of sand. next she <sep> (A) goes off and goes to start out again but instead of ariving sand along the way she ends up in the water. (B) looks up and says something. (C) 's shown practicing sand surfing and passing. (D) takes a smaller sand and is shown shoveling a large hill of dune sand with a shovel.

Ex Output:
B


Ex Input:
[header] How to create a compost bed [title] Decide on a location for your compost pile. [step] There are a few considerations to keep in mind when choosing a location. Do not place the compost pile so far from your house that you will be disinclined to add scraps and to monitor its condition. <sep> (A) Remember that constructing a pile where you can bury potential food scraps can distract, tell, and grow grass plants and shrubs nearby. [substeps] You may want to add several sets of concrete bricks so the digging is easier for the compost, along with a backhoe bed and an extendable edging. (B) [substeps] If your compost pile is too large to add enough nutrients to feed your chickens, build your compost pile in a way that matches the climate where the chickens are currently living. A narrower location will limit the number of compostable materials necessary for a compost heap. (C) If you have nearby neighbors, they may not appreciate an unsightly compost pile close to their property line. Also, avoid positioning your compost pile on your best garden soil; this robs you of valuable space to grow your vegetables and other plants. (D) If your location is relatively clean, perhaps you will have an area with ample space for your compost heap. This will help to fill holes in the existing compost, as well as help the compost pile to grow.

Ex Output:

C