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 icing for cookies [title] Gather your ingredients. [step] This simple recipe for sugar cookie icing only takes fifteen minutes to make. It yields enough icing for twelve to fourteen cookies. <sep> (A) Bake your sugar cookies before you start on the icing. They must be completely cool before you can ice them. (B) To make this recipe, you will need the following ingredients : [substeps] 11 cookies 1 greased cupcake (finished) 2 cups sugar [title] Preheat the oven to 350 f (177 c). [step] You will grease the cupcake pan. (C) You will need : [substeps] 2 cup. Of all-purpose flour 2 cup. (D) It also has the added benefit of approximately 70% reduced fat. The amount of icing depends on how many cookies you plan to make.

Answer: A

Question: [header] How to get a bikini body fast [title] Know that many body types look fantastic in a bikini. [step] It is too easy to be sucked into the trap that only slender , 80 lb women look good in a bikini. By eating right and exercising frequently you can earn a healthy body that looks good in a bikini and out. <sep> (A) [substeps] Get at least eight hours of sunlight every day. If you don't have access to windows and a pool, tanning beds or a sun porch can work wonders. (B) [substeps] Your waist shows the boat things and as a rule of thumb it can also look great in a bikini. You can make a t shape by slicing a slice of a citrus peel and dropping the peel into a shallow dish or bowl. (C) Have confidence in yourself and your body will look great. [title] Understand that there are 3 , 500 calories in a pound of fat. (D) Put that curvy up a notch and you will soon be tan. [title] Find the right type of swimsuit.

Answer: C

Question: [header] How to write a hard news article [title] Organize your material according to the " inverted pyramid. [step] " assume that your reader will quit reading before they reach the end of your story. Load the beginning of your article with the most essential facts so they still get the gist of it. <sep> (A) [substeps] Any complications or missing pieces should be addressed on the left. [title] Use everything you think up as your starting point. (B) Imagine a pyramid flipped upside down, with its widest part is on top. Aim to fill that space with all of the essentials, and then taper off with less relevant info as you reach the narrowest point at the bottom. (C) Ensure it has enough support to keep them interested in your article. [substeps] For example, begin your article with facts that the reader will understand but not support, e.g., the number of electrons present in your atom. (D) However, for an entirely suitable article that will capture a reader's attention, organize it chronologically to keep it in the right place. [substeps] Throughout your article, pick out some interesting places to put things that your reader may not be familiar with.

Answer:
B