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".

A ladle is shown next to the bowl. The man ladles the pancake batter onto the griddle. The man flips the pancakes. the pancake <sep> (A) batter is given to the batter. (B) is brought to a plate and spread on it. (C) pans off onto the floor. (D) is placed on a plate and syrup is poured on it.
D

[header] How to get oil out of hair [title] Shampoo your hair several times. [step] Use your regular shampoo to wash your hair in the shower. Really work the shampoo into your scalp using your fingers and rinse it out thoroughly with lukewarm water. <sep> (A) Rinse your hair as soon as possible after it is done, as prolonged washing can hurt the scalp. [title] Dry your hair as soon as possible. (B) Have a good conditioner available on hand for long-term use. [substeps] Because oil can build up if you're not getting it regular, don't rinse it out very often, as this may clog or unbalance the hair follicles. (C) Repeat the process one or two more times, as needed. [substeps] After you finish shampooing, add some conditioner to your hair and let it sit for 5 minutes before rinsing out. (D) [substeps] You can use a hairdryer, a microfiber cloth, or a shower cap to gently detangle your hair to avoid spreading the oil or holding your hair in. [title] Squeeze a dime-sized amount of shampoo from a bottle.
C

[header] How to greet people in afrikaans [title] Greet a stranger formally with " goeie dag ". [step] When you first meet someone, you should greet them formally as a sign of respect with the formal way to say " hello " in afrikaans. [substeps] You can also offer your hand to the person and shake their hand as a formal way of greeting. <sep> (A) This way, you will not be expected to shake it firmly but loudly. This is a sign of respect and you will not be automatically intimidated or tongue-tied in afrikaans. (B) If you are meeting someone in your home, look in the basement and attic for anything they may have kept for the duration of your trip. [title] Allow the person to speak to you. (C) Many afrikaans shake hands when they are greeting each other informally and the women will kiss each other on the lips in greeting. [title] Say " haai " or " hallo " if you are greeting an acquaintance or a friend. (D) This seems appropriate for a family discussion, where you might reach to shake the person's hand as a formal handshake. [title] Say hello to a person by their name if you know they speak afrikaans.
C