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". 

Example Input: [header] How to turn forty gracefully [title] Set a realistic weight goal. [step] A realistic weight goal should be based on the body and limits of your current self, not the self you wish you had or the self you had twenty years ago. Your goal should be specific and measurable, and limited in time. <sep> (A) [substeps] For example, if you are 35 years of age and have an empty stomach, then set a goal to lose ten pounds in thirty years from now on. Keep in mind that you will not see the difference in yourself if you start getting older. (B) If you are unable to accomplish a current weight goal, you should also consider setting another goal, often known as a baptism goal. Baptism goals provide an answer to both your doubting thoughts and worried questions. (C) [substeps] For instance, a goal to lose twenty pounds is a good goal. A goal that is vague like " i want to get fit " is not measurable. (D) [substeps] For example, if you are looking to reduce your overall physical limits, you might set realistic weight goals. For example, you might set out to lose 30 pounds in one year and then lose 20 pounds in another year, and then lose 25 pounds within that year.
Example Output: C

Example Input: The image and label of the presenter or stylist is shown. the presenter <sep> (A) is seen doing various trims on a table with a coffee cup. (B) is seated at a table and he is knitting something from a box. (C) trims the sides of the sink with a razor. (D) styles a female client's hair.
Example Output: D

Example Input: [header] How to get pet life insurance [title] Assess your finances. [step] Before going after a pet life insurance policy, think critically about why you would need this coverage and how much you would want to take out. Also, you need to consider how this would impact your overall budget and income. <sep> (A) Can you really afford to plan for your young pet's untimely demise? [substeps] Evaluate the kinds of costs that would generally be caused by your pet's death. If you are able to easily pay these on your own, then pet life insurance coverage may be an unnecessary expense. (B) For example, your home expenses might be $4 , 031 a month. You will need to pay $1 , 1337 a month for pet life coverage. (C) [substeps] Medical expenses can exacerbate pet life insurance premiums if you are under 250 or more years of age. If you have loved ones who are sick, for example, now is the time to budget an amount that you can expect to pay for vet care. (D) Some important things to consider include : [substeps] If your goal is to have a pet pet, and you are aware that you will need to bring along a companion, such as a sibling, mother, grandparents, or a friend. You may not need a policy if your goal is to get a job or a pet house.
Example Output:
A