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".

. four bikers at the start of the line <sep> (A) get no a jump. (B) are wearing different colors of uniforms and helmets, they are about to get start the race. (C) leave and race towards a parking lot on the right. (D) go on the parallel bars but they can't take off their bikes.
B

The female put the pasta in boiling water, chopped the garlic and pour olive oil in the pan, she shredded the orange peel and put in the pan and added tomatoes and seafood. the woman <sep> (A) drain the pasta, and put it on the sauce and put them in the white bowls. (B) pour salad dressing in the pan with the pasta on top, close shaped salad dressing in a glass. (C) mixed the chopped chicken and surprise and added her lemons and was pleased with her work and talking the woman am happy. (D) move the pasta, put garlic in the pan, mix it , 1 second on front the metal pan then serve with fondue pasta.
A

[header] How to deal with the stigma of mental illness [title] Educate yourself. [step] Learning all you can about your mental health condition can help you correct misconceptions. When you are properly educated on the scientific basis of mental illness, you are better equipped to handle the ignorance you may hear. <sep> (A) Lots of educating yourself can help you accept your mental illness. [substeps] Ask your doctor if your mental illness is causing you problems and: what do you think they are? Take one step back and try to think of non-human thoughts. (B) Learn about treatments for mental illness and how they have been proven to be dangerous, as well as safe and supportive. Educate yourself about mental illness by finding out more about proper treatment techniques for mental illness and how they have been tested. (C) Closing the knowledge gap and educating yourself and others is at the root of fighting stigma. [substeps] Seek out reputable information from sources like the national institute of mental illness, the american psychological association, and psychcentral. (D) Make a point of asking around to ask questions and hear other people's answers. You may learn valuable information in the process! [title] Be prepared to explain your diagnosis to others.
C