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 find a mesothelioma attorney [title] Determine the jurisdiction. [step] Before you get started on the search for an attorney, you must make sure you are clear about the appropriate county, or parish, and state in which to bring your claim. A lawsuit should be brought in the county, or parish, and state in which the person you are suing, called the defendant, lives or operates a business. <sep> (A) You should obtain a general business office in each county where the person you are suing lives or operates a business. Consult your general business offices for use by you. (B) [substeps] Do not limit your search to your local community. Your case may be filed in a different state to where you live. (C) Filing in the county may be a more efficient means to initiate a lawsuit. [substeps] In a civil case, you can file a complaint in the local court. (D) [substeps] If you follow the guidebook below for where to find an attorney, find one. It's a matter of personal preference.

Answer: B

Question: [header] How to be a safe teenage driver [title] Make sure to stick to the speed limit. [step] Even if you are running late somewhere, don't speed. It's better to get to your destination a few minutes later than planned than to be in an accident. <sep> (A) [substeps] If you can, use the designated speed limit as the number one way to stay safe. Say, " i'm going to slow down and stop at a crosswalk or change lanes. (B) [substeps] Always turn off your lights before you get to your destination. Check your vehicle for brake dust after each turn, as white brake dust can be far from safe. (C) Not only could speeding cause an accident, but it could result in you getting a speeding ticket! [title] Use common sense. [step] Wear your seat belt no matter what, and make sure not to get caught up in any distractions while driving, such as texting. (D) [title] If you know the shortest route to your destination, your first step is to stay calm and drive slowly. [step] There is no need to panic if you are in a secluded area so stop no more than you expect.

Answer: C

Question: [header] How to deal with teens and exchange students [title] Make sure your teen really wants an exchange student for a year. [step] Remind him or her that he or she will have to share family, schools, friends and such with a complete stranger. If the teen isn't willing to do so, it will be very difficult housing your exchange student. <sep> (A) Do some research on these recommendations before making an agreement or making a formal offer. Even worse, if the teen has been with a contact from which he or she has a strong attachment. (B) [title] Make sure your teens have some contact and familiarity with the student. [step] It'll be easier having him or her stay with you if he or she has already become somewhat acquainted with your teen. (C) It could still take time for the teenager to adjust to the change in his or her school life. It can sometimes take as long as two months for the teen to adjust to the new environment. (D) [title] Give the teen some time to consider the arrangement. [step] Trust the decision that he or she makes and consider how best to avoid offending the teen.

Answer:
B