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: [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.

Output: C

Input: Consider Input: [header] How to do indian meditation [title] Sit on the floor or in a chair. [step] Find a place where you can sit comfortably for at least ten minutes. It could be indoors or outside. <sep> (A) You could even wear the same socks or wear the same footrest. Although there are many practicing yoga, it is not truly necessary to practice it. (B) Don't meditate in a bad home, as, your home will be home to a chronic and pushy person, and it will likely get tired again. [substeps] If you can, find a warm place that will allow you to sit comfortably for at least 30 minutes, preferably in a room that is not hot or stuffy. (C) [substeps] You could also hold a prayer or light candle. If you can't find a comfortable place in your home, try reading a magazine or doing a search for guided meditation websites. (D) What matters most, however, is that it is quiet and free from distracting noise like music, television, or people talking. [substeps] Not all noise is bad in the vipassana tradition.

Output: D

Input: Consider Input: [header] How to read and understand classic literature [title] Read summaries of what the work is about. [step] You can find descriptions or summaries of classic works of literature online, or read the back cover of the book to gain a basic idea of what the story is about. Knowing a bit about the plot, characters, and setting may make it easier for you to follow and understand the writing when you begin reading. <sep> (A) [substeps] Just make sure that you do not substitute summaries for reading the actual text. Remember that a summary is someone else's interpretation of what happened. (B) [substeps] Start with a basic sense of the plot. The main characters will usually have to start by opening the book and reading through chapters in a unique way. (C) [substeps] Some classic literature books will include footnotes or information on historical events. Identify which historical events create the main story and which ones reinforce the main plot. (D) [substeps] Some readers may " flip " through the cover of the book they are reading. This indicates that the book has been published.
Output: A