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".

[header] How to care for a cut [title] Wash your hands before treating the cut. [step] You do not want to touch a cut with dirty hands. Before attempting to clean your cut, wash your hands with soap and water. <sep> (A) This will make the cut be less surface-sensitive. [substeps] If you are unable to wash your hands, bring some hand sanitizer with you and wash them thoroughly. (B) Rubbing your hands together can cause irritation, and you may get a serious infection. [title] Scrape the cut with a dentist or surgeon's sharp edge. (C) [substeps] Lather your hands in soap and wash them for about 20 seconds. Make sure to wash under your fingernails and on the backs of your hands. (D) For mild cuts, you may wash your hands with a mild cleanser or special hand sanitizer to hold the bleeding wound and stop it from spreading. Dry the cut quickly with a clean towel and you're finished! [title] Wear gloves.
C

An athlete practices tossing a javelin in a track a field course. The athlete starts with two or three side steps and then proceeds to toss the javelin. the athlete <sep> (A) then increases his speed and steps. (B) runs parallel to the chalk and throws four instructions that lead into a discus throw, where he throws the javelin as far as he can into the distance. (C) then does a backswing outside of the track. (D) throws the javelin to the other side and then back to the field.
A

[header] How to remove drawers [title] Work from top to bottom. [step] If you plan to remove more than one drawer from a piece of furniture, you should start by removing the top drawer first. Work your way down one drawer at a time until you reach the bottom. <sep> (A) [substeps] You can also remove drawers that are covered by holes. When removing drawers with a hole in the center, use a utility knife or screwdriver to carefully snip off visible holes, such as upside-down drawers with an upside-down box cut in between them. (B) [substeps] Make sure your drawer is facing you before you start searching for something. If it's hanging side to side, move it upward until the top side is facing you. (C) [substeps] Removing the upper drawers before removing the lower ones can prevent the piece from becoming too top-heavy, thereby preventing it from wobbling or tipping over as you work. If the piece itself is secured or much heavier than the loaded drawers, however, there is no danger of tipping and the order of removal won't matter. (D) [substeps] If you're working on three drawers, start off at bottom and work your way up towards the top of the piece of furniture. Keep working your way down until you reach the bottom.
C