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: More shots are shown of a website as well as the outside of the shop while the men continue to speak. more people <sep> (A) then arrive to take pictures and a bored man is unable to participate. (B) are shown drinking coffee as well as sit in front of their computer talking and participating in the board as well as meeting with one another and riding in a raft. (C) are seen getting tattoos while the men still speak to the camera. (D) are then seen controlling a large group of horses and leading them around a very large gate as well as running underneath it and bumping into the fences.
Example Output: C

Example Input: There's an artist painting a square canvas board with several acrylic colors using a flat brush in a studio. she <sep> (A) is painting a christmas tree with a piece of acrylic text. (B) moves the brush across the screen several times. (C) shows how to cut the paint with the flat brush when time stops. (D) begins by painting blue strokes with the flat brush on the canvas surface.
Example Output: D

Example Input: [header] How to serve on a jury [title] Listen carefully. [step] One of the most important duties of a juror is to listen to evidence presented and determine the facts of the case. Make sure you are actively listening to the judge, the lawyers, the witnesses, and all other court personnel. <sep> (A) You can do this by making a conscious effort to pay attention, physically demonstrate that you're listening, deferring your judgment, and responding appropriately. [substeps] Always look directly at the speaker, putting away side thoughts, and eliminating distractions like side conversations. (B) Knowing your own case will make you a better juror. [title] Stand at the front of the courtroom and make eye contact with the jury during your opening remarks. (C) [substeps] Pay close attention to your written testimony and your reactions to all questions asked of you. Note how tense the jurors are by surveying your reaction to any subsequent questions. (D) You should listen quietly as the questions are asked and focus on the evidence presented by the judge. Try to summarize any information the other side has presented to show that the jury is stronger than them.
Example Output:
A