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: An intro screen appears and the text reads "expert series organic living" and at the bottom right there's a logo that reads geobeats, and the next blue screen displays the words "how to prune tomato plants?". a brunette woman <sep> (A) in a black shirt is raking leaves around the yard with a leaf blower. (B) is now talking while she's sitting outdoors near a large plant and the words on the screen say that her name is judy frankel, her title and her website. (C) displays a young boy who is standing in an antique shop, and two older children with each hand in a bag of what appears to be basil yarrow, baked beans, and the words " tomato plants " are in a blue screen with a number on it. (D) is now standing in front of a vegetable farm and is talking to the camera while holding up various hand tools as she holds them to instruct on the carrots.
Example Output: B

Example Input: [header] How to lance and drain a blister [title] Assess the blister before choosing to drain it. [step] Not every blister needs to be lanced. In fact, some experts recommend that you should only drain blisters that are exceedingly painful, in weight-bearing or high-contact areas, or larger than 0.8 inches (2 centimeters) in diameter. <sep> (A) [substeps] If the blister is intact and manageable, try to keep it intact. Apply a piece of moleskin, adhesive felt, or tape. (B) In these instances, you need to check the blister to determine if it needs a leak-proof drain. [substeps] See the " how to drain a blister " section of this article for instructions. (C) [title] Make a decision whether or not to drain the blister. [step] If the blister is very painful, medical sterilization is an option. (D) [substeps] There is no one right way to do this, so you have to be sure that you have the right technique. It is not as easy to clean a blister as to rinse with water and applying a sterile dressing.
Example Output: A

Example Input: [header] How to know if you have lipoma [title] Look for a small bump under the skin. [step] Lipoma is generally dome-shaped and can range in size; generally, it is between the size of a pea and roughly three centimeters in length. They have been seen in areas such as the back having grown much larger. <sep> (A) You might see the bump on the middle of your face and it is very noticeable. [title] Look for a bulging or hard lump. (B) The bump has probably been in your trunk for a while, but it still should not be considered a " cyst. " [title] Notice a bump on a person's gums. (C) These lumps are formed by a rapid increase of fat cells in the area. [title] Understand the difference between lipoma and a cyst. (D) [title] Expect to see a lot of bruising. [step] Pledicoids are closed sores that peel away from the skin and take up the space under the skin.
Example Output:
C