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 large dog and two small dogs are walking. Two of the dogs are tied together. a woman <sep> (A) walks next to them holding a leash for the other dog. (B) gets the dogs racket. (C) walks up to the dogs and ties their hands behind their back. (D) is trying to free the others, so one falls power washing.

A: A
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Q: A grey african parrot walks up to a coffee mug filled with coffee. He takes a drink, then walks away. he <sep> (A) turns around and begins drinking from a different mug. (B) returns and grabs a second cup. (C) comes back and grabs the mug. (D) stares down at the coffee mug.

A: A
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Q: [header] How to fake cry [title] Close your eyes and imagine a sad event. [step] This method is used by many actors who are able identify so strongly with the sad situation they are portraying that they cry with tears that seem to flow from true emotions. You can emulate this technique by simply thinking of something very sad, so sad that it makes tears spring to your eyes. <sep> (A) It's different for every person, but here are a few examples : [substeps] The death of someone quite close to you. A really bad breakup something you aren't able to talk about with people being bullied a sad moment you have been through. (B) [substeps] This may sound strange, but you can do this on a regular basis. Look at yourself and picture the experience as if you are in the movie of a child crying. (C) Then try to drown out whatever those bittersweet tears may be thinking of. [substeps] Imagine a valentine's day number in your head. (D) Close your eyes, imagine a sad event, and then smile as broadly as you can. This is a tricky trick to pull off, but it allows you to project true emotions.

A:
A
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