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: A girl presses a full lemon on a machine into a cup. The workers add sugar and water before shaking the cup. a straw <sep> (A) skims over a woman's shoulder. (B) is tilted into the cup and the girl dips a sip into the cup. (C) is added and the lemonade is placed on the counter. (D) is held across the machine.

A: C
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Q: [header] How to care for hair between salon trips [title] Buy a deep conditioner. [step] You probably already have shampoo and conditioner. The conditioner you use regularly does condition your hair as thoroughly as a deep conditioner. <sep> (A) A deep conditioner will make your hair appear softer, shiner, and healthier. It should only be used once a week. (B) However, you're willing to risk starting your hair oily or looking like a buck without a deep conditioner. Look for a deep conditioner made specifically for you hair at your local salon. (C) But you don't want to purchase a deep conditioner as any hair at all. Invest in a deep conditioner and make sure you use it daily. (D) Choose a deep conditioner, spritz it on your hair, then shampoo, then blow dry. You can simply apply the deep conditioner once a day and then continue rinsing to replace it over time.

A: A
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Q: [header] How to date a widow [title] Acknowledge the deceased spouse's place in your partner's life. [step] Your significant other loved (and still loves) her departed spouse. The loss will always maintain some level of presence in her life. <sep> (A) Handling the loss takes a lot of time and effort. You might plan to start finding the peace of mind that you did not get when the deceased spouse died. (B) If you are going to be in a relationship with her, you will have to keep mindful of this fact, cope with it, and learn how to support her as best you can. [substeps] Understand that it's okay to be uncomfortable at first. (C) You need to recognize this separation and keep its place within your marriage. In determining these aspects of the grieving process, summarize them in chronological order: state: " this grieve, when shared between the deceased and the family, will likely not last without the death of both parties. (D) However, it can also sometimes be the case that there are still some lingering intimate memories that may have become tainted by the separation or resentment. Understanding these memories and letting them go can help with grieving.

A:
B
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