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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Question: [header] How to make eyeliner wings even [title] Cut off two small pieces of tape. [step] You can use household scotch tape, or you can use surgical tape if your skin is a bit more sensitive. You will need one small piece for each eye. <sep> (A) You can always use 24 to 48 segments of duct tape if you want to make more liner. [substeps] Keep in mind that your wings might start to go out of style once the tape has dried. (B) [title] Use your tweezers to prick each eye in the " c " shape using the scratch tool. [step] Each eye needs to be in roughly the same shape, preferably with parts without movement. (C) [title] Make two smaller butterfly-shaped lines with the tape : [step] You can make a smaller butterfly-shaped wing by cutting it in half. Before you brush it over your face, wind it around your nostrils to make one side longer. (D) Fold one corner of the tape down, so that it creates a little flap that will make it easier to peel the tape off of your skin. [title] Place the tape on the corners of your eyes.

Answer: D

Question: A person is standing in the bathroom with a green and yellow glove on their right hand and begins cleaning the sink with a sponge. a man <sep> (A) kneels down next to the sink dabbing at the faucet and then sprays the man with a spray head solution. (B) points the back of the let the woman clean and it cleans her empty bath tub. (C) then appears in what seems to be his bedroom and begins playing the guitar and the video then goes back to the person cleaning the sink. (D) kneels down in front of a sink full of beige clothing and begins grooming the foot of a dog on top of it.

Answer: C

Question: [header] How to graduate grade 12 [title] Ensure that you're taking the right courses. [step] When you get your list of classes, double-check to make sure that they're what you wanted, and what you can handle. Some high schools actually recommend not having a full course load and leaving yourself a spare block in grade 12 so that you're not overwhelmed. <sep> (A) Also, some of your classes may need to do some studying. Your high school grades will decrease the more you complete courses. (B) Make sure that you're not in classes that are too difficult, either. It's great to challenge yourself, but taking advanced math if you barely passed last year probably isn't a good idea. (C) [substeps] If you're taking the same classes multiple times, you'll find that economics classes are much more competitive. If you are already into economics or creative studies, maybe it's a good idea to take that as well. (D) [substeps] Check with your school to see if there are classes you can take in addition to taking honors courses. Some courses are poorly managed, or require you to work on coding and programming.

Answer:
B