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". 

[header] How to create a romantically decorated room [title] Clean out all clutter, distractions, and signs of work or chores. [step] Before actively adding romantic decoration, you need to take away things that detract from the romance of the room. The best way to do this is to clean up the room and remove things that get in the way of romance. <sep> (A) [substeps] Get rid of old papers, magazines, shoes, or anything by knocking them over and throwing them in the trash. The same idea goes for candles, jam jars, or vases. (B) Keeping the space tidy and ready for romance is probably the best method, but it is not always possible. [substeps] Get rid of your desk or supplies. (C) Stand in the room and look around at what is present. Let your eye linger on things that seem overly business-like or seem to represent work and responsibility. (D) [substeps] Take down anything that gets on the floor, encourages the furniture to move around, or makes the room feel creepy. Remove everything that is on the floor that doesn't belong anymore.
C

[header] How to visit the top 10 tourist destinations in london [title] If you are planning to visit london why not try visiting the following must-see places? [title] Visit the british museum at great russell street. The british museum's art collection includes artworks from all over the world. [step] The british museum houses the rosetta stone, sculptures from parthenon, and the portland vase. <sep> (A) Visit art galleries, amazing places, and places which you have never been. [substeps] Do not forget to ask for drivers from the london lights station, trinity quarter , 121 lights avenue-this is the only modern route to london. (B) The british museum is considered as one of the best in the world and it was established in 1753 via the act of parliament. The first collections were from sir hans sloane. (C) They are also accessible by either gps or facebook. [substeps] If you are going to the london museum, press the' get started' button. (D) Occasionally you may see art museums in london that serve as places to observe british history-like the australian museum. [title] Then take the ferry from oxford to mcdonald's, the capital city of london.
B

[header] How to make a farewell speech [title] Summarize your experience. [step] Think about the overall experience you've had at the place that you're leaving. It may be a job, a school, a volunteer position, or a place that you've lived for a long time. <sep> (A) Be sure to say every detail clearly so that you can refer back to it in the future. [substeps] Summarize by saying things like, " i will always love you " or " your arms will never stop circling me. (B) Try to think of what you've done while there, and how you would tell the story of your time there from beginning to end. [substeps] Try writing down a narrative history of your time at this place. (C) Write down your impressions of each of these experiences. [title] Think about what you're talking about in a funny way. (D) Write down everything in great detail so that you won't forget it later. [substeps] You may want to text a friend or make a diary of all the positive experiences you have had there.

B