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".

Input: Consider Input: A logo is seen for 'restore stuff' and the words for the intro are "miss mustard seed's milk paint, just two tablespoons of luckett's green [add water according to directions]". there <sep> (A) are cakes, cakes, and strawberries on the table, and one cake pan is being mixed with water. (B) is a worn table shown, then a woman proceeds to paint the table with green paint while music plays, then he table is shown finished and then another coat is added on top. (C) 's a green bucket of water in the corner of the room, has a title screen and it reads " juice bearing products by irene nicholls-go make sweet sweet tea with basil and vanilla mayonnaise. (D) appear to be a number of ingredients laid out on top of a plate and the words " salmon juice " appear and go in cursive script.

Output: B

Input: Consider Input: A small group of people are seen lifting a large object into the back of a van and close ups of them and a building. The people are seen riding around a large gymnasium on roller blades performing various flips and tricks. the boys <sep> (A) continue skating around and interacting with one another and performing impressive tricks. (B) continue riding around a sports stadium and performing tricks. (C) play the drums while riding around on bouncy chairs that run in a tight group. (D) ride around again in the end with more people watching on the side.

Output: A

Input: Consider Input: [header] How to get rid of a southern accent [title] Develop a large vocabulary. [step] Start by reading glossaries of southern " colloquialisms, " or vocabulary. Learning more about your own speaking habits will help you to recognize when you're slipping into a a more " southern " speech pattern. <sep> (A) Then, use vocabulary-building books to find more neutral alternatives to replace these local colloquialisms.. [substeps] Start a vocabulary journal to help you learn and remember the new words. (B) [substeps] When you are learning your southern accent, your accent will become less distinct and more pronounced. Understand how to recognize if you are inhaling or exhaling--a common sound you may hear in a southern accent--and if you are exhaling. (C) [substeps] When learning how to speak, you are familiar with the vast variety of accents employed by the american people and their cultures. You can find glossaries from books, television, online tapes, and online games. (D) [substeps] For instance, if you often say " i'm fed nightly " to yourself or " my name is steve, " then reading glossaries of this kind can help get you used to the language. [title] Learn how to pronounce certain words.
Output: A