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 put together your own pretty committee [title] Find the perfect girls to be your exclusive group of friends. [step] A good amount of girls is three to six. There should be an alpha, beta, and other loyal chicks. <sep> (A) After you find your perfect girls, befriend them, and invite them to a sleepover. [substeps] Do not have more than six girls in the group; after that, it is not very manageable as a clique. (B) [substeps] Choose the top girls that are a good fit for your position. The alpha girls are out of range from alpha and beta, but really their flaws aside, they are the best girls ever. (C) Unless one is a significant other, such as a friend of a colleague, sit it out until the gossip dies out then break up all together. While this may seem like a long-term goal, this step is necessary to win the clique's respect. (D) Ask them for suggestions and advice on what pair they have in your eyes. There are also a number of alternative group groups, usually the majority of the girls are just vegetarians of small sex group (ie: people living with small children).
Example Output: A

Example Input: [header] How to entertain kids at your wedding [title] Designate a table for kids at the wedding. [step] If you are planning on having more than one or two kids at your wedding, create a table just for kids. This is an ideal option if the kids are all over the age of 5, as they can usually be on their own around other children without too much adult supervision. <sep> (A) When the table is full and the guests are ready to leave, designate a table for each child. This will make it easier for the guests to make changes to the table once the children arrive. (B) This would be ideal if they are all over the age of 7. [title] Design your table according to your guest's preferences. (C) Consider adding around two chairs, if you plan on having more than one, to fit a group of kids. [title] Choose food and drinks, if applicable. (D) Consider if the kids you are inviting to the wedding will be okay on their own without their parents at the same table. If so, a kids table may be the best option for keeping the kids in one place.
Example Output: D

Example Input: [header] How to write murder mysteries [title] Read as many murder mysteries as you can as it will expand your knowledge. [step] The more you learn about them, the better. By watching murder mysteries as well as reading them you may gather some ideas about how murders are solved. <sep> (A) Watching real life cop shows may also help. If you are serious about writing and can get the permission, it may be a good idea to shadow a detective team or at least ask them how murder investigations work. (B) [title] If you enjoy reading murder mysteries from textbooks, ask someone who likes reading to quiz you on detective books. [step] This is excellent for plotting out the details and notes needed and creating your own plot. (C) [title] Find any clues, write them down, and keep a notebook of them. [step] You may find crossword puzzles as the idea is to sit down and write in a notebook. (D) You can give helpful articles and guidance to current authors to show past favorites and expand your knowledge. [title] Make flashcards and ask people where they read.
Example Output:
A