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".

Q: [header] How to stop making excuses for toxic parents [title] Take a step back from your parents. [step] Get some space so you can gain perspective on your parent's behavior and your relationship with them. If you're around toxic or abusive behavior all the time, you may get used to it. <sep> (A) Give yourself a few minutes to breathe before jumping into a more draining conversation. [substeps] Take a moment to sort the information into fresh, concrete terms. (B) [substeps] Asking people to keep your distance can help you to find a second perspective. If you don't know what to say, ask questions. (C) Taking a break can help you get a clearer-eyed look at what's wrong. [substeps] If you still live with your parents, creating some distance can be tough. (D) Try to put yourself in their shoes, and see how you can make a change in yourself. [substeps] Just as many parents try their hand at parenting, they don't always resolve conflicts tactfully and maturely.

A: C
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Q: [header] How to dry a dog [title] Allow the dog to air dry naturally. [step] This is the easiest and most enjoyable way for the dog to dry. After getting wet, the natural reaction of many dogs is to shake from side to side with great vigor to release the water. <sep> (A) Dry the dog by waving a towel near the dog and holding it in front of him as you shake. Dry dogs naturally shake after an accident, while dirty dogs are especially prone to shake from side to side. (B) This helps air to flow through the dog's body and speeds the drying process. [substeps] Letting your dog dry upside down with its chest out can help with this. (C) In less than 4 seconds of shaking, dogs can shake up to 70% of the water from their fur. [title] Stand back and allow the dog to shake the water from his or her fur. (D) To encourage this, your dog has to naturally dry themselves faster because you are taking a short nap before allowing him to dry itself. [substeps] Wait until after a shower or bath to air dry your dog.

A: C
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Q: [header] How to dress to impress at your interview [title] Be as clean as possible. [step] Bad hygiene can ruin the world's best outfit. It's absolutely crucial for you take time to have a clean and fresh body before you walk into an interview, or your potential employers will think you're sloppy and careless. <sep> (A) [substeps] Not only is a dirty outfit unprofessional, it can give your interviewers the impression that you're not as fit as you used to be. Brushing your hair, using a shiny hair spray, using dry shampoo and water are all ways to spruce up a dirty outfit. (B) [substeps] Always shower the day of your interview. Even if you're busy before the interview, take the time to wash your hair and body as close to the time of the interview as you can. (C) This includes going into your boss' office in sweatpants and a ratty t-shirt. [substeps] If you have shorts or short pants, try taking the time to keep these or slacks neatly laid out in a neat fashion so you'll be in your best clothes at the time. (D) [substeps] Make sure to have plenty of clean clothes on hand at all times. If you're an athlete, wearing only leg warmers or tight, squat-over-your-knee-high jeans can be just as important as dressing to impress your interviewer.

A:
B
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