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 train chickens [title] Use treats to motivate your chickens. [step] Chickens love food, so treats are good for reinforcing the behavior you're trying to teach them. When training your chickens, give them a treat after they do something right. <sep> (A) While trotting your chicken, offer them treats like carrots. Because you can literally feed them, birds will feel good being shown treats. (B) If you don't have treats at home, you can also play a game of fetch or running around with your chickens until they give you the treat. [title] Hold your chickens while you're training them. (C) If possible, give it after every meal, otherwise the chickens will eat the treats. [substeps] Food treats are also used to reinforce your chickens' behavior. (D) Try to use treats that are different than their regular food. Some easy treats that chickens love are dried mealworms, bird seed, fruits, and vegetables.
[A]: D


[Q]: [header] How to act during a fire drill [title] Stay calm. [step] Do not panic when you hear the fire alarm. Also, it's important to stay quiet so you can hear any instructions. <sep> (A) Also, do not get caught panicking. Staying calm will help you calm down as the fire clock ticks and alarms go off at regular intervals. (B) [title] Do not attempt to push the drill to divert the fire. [step] Do not attempt to push the drill at people or leave the master fuse unattended. (C) Turning to your cell phone or microphone can be deadly! [title] Stay warm. [step] Do not wait until the fire is out to stay warm! Your body temperature can drop, but it's better to stay near a heat source. (D) [substeps] In fact, it's important to be quiet and calm the whole time the fire drill is happening, not just when it starts. [title] Treat the alert as if it were a real fire.
[A]: D


[Q]: The men bend for the dogs to jumps on the back and throws the frisbee far and the dogs bring the frisbees. the dog <sep> (A) does the steps and catch the frisbee and the two men dance in the backyard. (B) jumps on the back of a man to catch the frisbee. (C) drop his leg and jump for the frisbee which never comes. (D) feels the frisbee and attempts to throw it but he does not get it far.
[A]:
B