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 carry a hedgehog [title] Don't be nervous. [step] Hedgehogs are great at sensing fear, and if you are scared and nervous, they will be scared and nervous, making it a bad experience for everyone. [title] If you are going to handle a hedgehog, pick it up. <sep> (A) [step] Grasp its tail firmly with two hands placed on either side of its spine and hoist it up on a sturdy, sturdy surface. [title] Hold your hedgehog's whiskers on the inside of your hand. (B) [step] This is a relatively simple thing to handle-a hedgehog can bite you if you touch it. Instead, just hold it close to your body, and let go, be aware of how many times you are holding your pet. (C) [step] Place your hand on the animal's shoulder, gently turn its head towards you, and release a calming word. Walk slowly around the hedgehog, holding the animal securely and gently holding the neck and head. (D) [step] Don't mess around and try to poke it awake or make it aware of your presence by hovering your hand. Hedgehogs are prey animals with poor eyesight, and this is seen as a threatening gesture.
Example Output: D

Example Input: [header] How to fix cake disasters [title] Fix a burned cake. [step] The first sign is often the smell and that " d'oh! " moment as you realize you have forgotten the cake! Try the following fixes before tossing it. [title] See if it is possible to cut off the burned parts. <sep> (A) [title] Remove burnt parts at home or in a garage/shed. [step] The heat from burnt pieces of cake can sometimes smother something. (B) [step] Does it melt away in the oven? If it doesn't, lower the oven temperature to 350 ° f (177 ° c). If it cannot, gently pour cake remover over the burnt parts. (C) [step] Do this with care and only if the cake is slightly burned. Cut the base and edges off and cover with frosting or icing. (D) [step] If it is and they are still alive, then you may be able to clean those parts and replace them, but beware that many cake shells have un-damaged parts. A possible alternative is to cut the cake's parts off while the fire is still out.
Example Output: C

Example Input: [header] How to make a daily hygienic routine (for men ) [title] Floss and brush your teeth. [step] ( mouthwash optional ) [title] Step into the shower. [step] Start by washing and rinsing your hair, then wet your washcloth (not a reusable sponge) and wash your face. <sep> (A) You can also use a facial wipe, especially in showers that are crusted over. Use a facial moisturizer each to keep your skin soft. (B) Make sure your face is clear of any soap or fats, and that you swish your toothbrush. You can also add a capful of face washing. (C) Make sure your scalp gets clean before attempting to brush, your facial should be clean and good to proceed. If you have clumpy hair, you may need to hold the water or pat your hair dry with a towel. (D) This way your pores aren't open when you rinse your hair creating zits from soap. [title] Squeeze a generous amount of body wash on your washcloth and lather all over chest, arms, armpits, genitals, buttocks, legs, and feet last.
Example Output:
D