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".
Q: [header] How to find your old school friends for free [title] Use google. It may sound obvious, but you will probably be amazed at the wealth of information that can be garnished from your google searches. [step] In the first instance, you could do a specific search such as " john smith ". <sep> (A) ( the phrase in question is " john smith has the cutest new shirt i've ever seen, i liked him since high school " ) [title] Find the friends you like. [step] This could be a child, a teenager, an adult, friends you still hang out with, friends you have, or even adult people. (B) In order to connect the name with a city or town (if you have that information) you could do " john smith " + dallas. This search technique could also be applied if you have the name of the high school that he attended. (C) This search will likely return almost nothing of great value, that's the other stuff you may need to try. Carefully research the search, and you will find everything and then you get to the next step. (D) [title] Locate your old school friends by their names. [title] In google search engines, include the phrase " kate smith : 1 new school ".
A:
B