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 play sepak takraw [title] Set up the court. [step] The court is rectangular and measures 13. 4 meters by 6.1 meters, approximately the same size as a badminton court. The net is in the middle of the court and should be 1.52 m high. <sep> (A) [substeps] The court runs on one side of the lower part of the court. It is normally used between three or four rows, to remove knee-guards and to protect the entire court from any further slugs (skeletons or other animals). (B) On the inside of the court, you'll see rows and rows and elevated 18 x 19 meters by testing a platform. If you don't expect to play every day, you'll still be able to play as much as you want. (C) A service circle should be drawn 3.05 m from the back line and 2.45 m from the sidelines. The radius of the service circle should be 0.3 m. (D) You should place your face-plates face down on each side of the court, like you are a goldfish. You can also drop your finger or both of your hands on the court's edge and play.

Answer: C

Question: [header] How to make a cow cake [title] Shape the cakes. [step] You'll need a head, nose and ears to form the cow cake as a whole. Prepare each cake as follows : [substeps] Trim around the top rim of the smaller cake. <sep> (A) Then cut a crescent shape from one side. You should be left with a slightly off-centre oval shape. (B) Pinch the top rim of the larger cake closed. Make sure that the top rim is lined with icing. (C) You'll want to end up with six cakes. If you want a bigger cake, place the smaller cake on your table or set it on the rack. (D) Cut two holes around the circumference of the bowl side. Make a circle inside the side of the smaller cake.

Answer: A

Question: [header] How to design a home office [title] Separate your workspace from the rest of your home. [step] Create a barrier between yourself and the rest of your household. Store everything you need for your work in your office so you can be efficient in your space. <sep> (A) Surround yourself with those things when you are not working or when you are at home. [substeps] Some things you might consider swapping out for work space include a box of stamps, binders, or a zip lock bag for papers. (B) [substeps] Designate a large area to put your workspace so there isn't too much furniture or anything in your workspace that belongs in it. Keep tools, supplies, and other good items, as well as other things to clutter up the space, in this area. (C) Keep everything work related out of the rest of your home to help you maintain a work-life balance. [substeps] Even if you live alone, you need a space that can help you create a work-life balance. (D) [substeps] If possible, store all of your workspace in another area and while you are working there keep it small to avoid the temptation of finding ways to unload the workspace entirely. Set the main work space aside, so it is easier to monitor work to ensure it finishes before whatever happens within the works space.

Answer:
C