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".
--------
Question: [header] How to clean a raincoat [title] Check the label. [step] The care label is located on the inside of your raincoat near the collar. It includes information provided by the manufacturer on how to clean your raincoat. <sep> (A) There is no specific cleaning instructions that clearly say how to clean your raincoat. Keep an eye out on the outside of your raincoat, especially if you're using the method listed on the label. (B) A typical safety label might state that this is the safest to use and ask you to let it sit with you as you wear it. Because the manufacturer does not provide the information about cleaning a raincoat, you will not be exposed to certain fumes during the cleaning process. (C) You can read " care " or " cleaning " in the manual, and " cleaning " online. For example, some seous manufacturers may require that you wear an apron before cleaning it. (D) Once you've read the care label, follow its instructions closely in order to most effectively clean your raincoat. [title] Wash your raincoat in the washing machine.

Answer: D

Question: [header] How to train chickens [title] Use treats to motivate your chickens. [step] Chickens love food, so treats are good for reinforcing the behavior you're trying to teach them. When training your chickens, give them a treat after they do something right. <sep> (A) While trotting your chicken, offer them treats like carrots. Because you can literally feed them, birds will feel good being shown treats. (B) If you don't have treats at home, you can also play a game of fetch or running around with your chickens until they give you the treat. [title] Hold your chickens while you're training them. (C) If possible, give it after every meal, otherwise the chickens will eat the treats. [substeps] Food treats are also used to reinforce your chickens' behavior. (D) Try to use treats that are different than their regular food. Some easy treats that chickens love are dried mealworms, bird seed, fruits, and vegetables.

Answer: D

Question: [header] How to talk to your spouse about wanting to move [title] Wait for the right time. [step] Timing is important in life, especially when you want to talk to your spouse about something they may not want to do. Try to find a time when neither of you are stressed out, when you're both relaxed and calm, and in good moods. <sep> (A) Waiting until the weekend when you are both decompressed from work is an ideal time. [substeps] The best time to approach the subject is when it is just the two of you. (B) Choosing an appropriate time and place is also crucial in resolving the arguments. [substeps] Avoid scheduling an argument before you have everything ready to be discussed. (C) [substeps] You don't want to startle your spouse with discussion about your need to move. They're probably already very busy on their projects, and are likely occupied by other things. (D) [substeps] Planning an important talk around your partner's birthday can also allow you time to reflect on what you want to say. If you're worried about your partner's birthday, try scheduling it a few weeks in advance.

Answer:
A