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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".
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[header] How to get your ferret spayed or neutered [title] Verify that your ferret isn't already spayed or neutered. [step] Ferrets sold at pet stores are almost always already spayed or neutered. Many breeders also spay or neuter kits, or young ferrets, before selling them. <sep> (A) This will ensure that your ferret will not be harassed or misredirected. [substeps] Ferrets that already have an owner must also be spayed or neutered before they sell them. (B) [substeps] You can get your ferret spayed or neutered immediately upon the transmission of your ferret, leaving a good deposit for a new starter puppy, but will have to go through much more patience. [title] Ensure that your ferret can still eat. (C) [title] Familiarize yourself with the type of breeding location you need. [step] The first hurdle in breeding a ferret is to get it spayed or neutered. (D) [substeps] Purchasing a ferret that's already spayed or neutered is in your best interest, since the operation can cost a lot of money. If the store is uncertain, you can also take the ferret to the vet.
answer:
D

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A far away shot of the crowd and people down on the floor where they were playing foosball. Text appears on the screen over the crowd. people <sep> (A) cheer as more text appears. (B) are celebrating as a group of women play shuffleboard. (C) are standing by the audience watching a game of foosball. (D) do flips and tumbles in a large circle in a bowling alley floor.
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A

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[header] How to make a child's birthday list a little more fun [title] Sit down with your child and ask him/her what they want for their birthday. [step] If your child can write and spell properly, skip to step 2. As your child tells you what they want, write each item down on a separate post-it. <sep> (A) [title] Pick things that are easy to read. [step] Giving your child five minutes to read each item will make them feel like they have been evaluated. (B) You can get these items at stores like walmart or kmart or target for free. [substeps] After the reading part is over, make sure to ask your child which parts of the child's birthday list are the most fun. (C) That way, you can add/subtract as many items as needed from the list. Don't forget to include a picture! [title] Let your child make the list. (D) [title] If your child can write and spell properly, ask them to write down each thing they want on a separate post-it. [title] Put all the post-its (folded in half) in the container.
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D