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 diagnose and treat anal gland disease in cats [title] Notice the cat favoring their behind. [step] If there are problems with the anal glands, the cat will pay attention to it in a way that you will notice. They may lick it or bite at it. <sep> (A) This is a sign of a stressed cat. If you know that the cat is stressed and doesn't want to eat, keep an eye on the cat's back to see if it is depressed. (B) However, the cat may not lick at the glands. This behavior is a sign of poor health. (C) They may also scoot their behind across the floor. [substeps] Your cat does this to try and alleviate the pain and itchiness. (D) The cat also may cry out, disgust, or gain weight due to the condition. Take your cat to see your vet and get an answer right away.
[A]: C

[Q]: [header] How to use pomade [title] Pick between oil based or water based pomade. [step] Oil based pomade is the more traditional choice, but water based is a bit more popular. The choice depends on the look you're going for with your hair. <sep> (A) [substeps] Oil based pomades tend to be the a bit less expensive than water based pomades. They give a much greasier and shinier look than water based, and they typically have a much stronger hold. (B) When you can opt for oil based, your hair will have the smooth, glossy look you want. If you want the pomade to have a more polished finish, look for a one sided pomade. (C) [substeps] Oil based pomade may look great when you put hair in a ponytail or bun, while water based pomade doesn't add much volume and requires much more work. Other oils low in taste, such as coconut oil can make hair easier for you to twist and style. (D) [substeps] For medium length hair, shave your legs down to your toes to style it nicely. For longer hair, shave a small pile of hair up about half an inch in front of your face.
[A]: A

[Q]: [header] How to treat raw blisters on the palm of your hand [title] Don't pop it unless it really bothers you. [step] Popping the blister makes a hole in your skin. This makes it more vulnerable to infections because it is easier for bacteria and dirt to get inside. <sep> (A) [substeps] If you have blisters on your palm, you shouldn't pop them. If you do, you'll damage your skin and cause the infection to get worse. (B) It also exposes the more tender, underlying skin to use before it is ready, which can be very painful. Instead, you can : [substeps] Wash the area gently with soap and warm water. (C) [substeps] Most grown blisters will be covered in a layer of slightly tougher skin that will not come right off but instead simply pop off. Even twenty minutes of washing your hands can produce a huge blister. (D) [title] Buy a pair of good cotton gloves or latex gloves. [step] Make sure they don't pop, but aren't long-sleeve.
[A]:
B