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". 

Input: Consider Input: [header] How to get a life [title] Define what a life is to you. [step] This notion of " a life " is subjective. You need to reflect on what is important to you. <sep> (A) Who does what matters to you? Does your job matter? What is your house like? Is anyone there to support you? Where do you see yourself in five years? How would you do without your parents' help? [title] Read about careers. [step] There are many different careers available to you from young age to very young age. (B) You can think about all the great things you have, but find out what (or what) matters to you most the most: don't be forcing perfection on yourself, but list what matters to you the most. [substeps] Many people struggle to define what a life is to them because they " don't know. (C) Not only that, but you need to consider why the person with whom you consider a life is important to you. A life is best made up of three elements: a home, a job, a significant other, and so forth. (D) What do you want to achieve in life? What makes you happy? Only once you think about those kinds of things will you begin to realize how to attain a life. [substeps] Don't let others define a meaningful life for you.

Output: D


Input: Consider Input: [header] How to be a roller hockey goalie [title] Obtain all the right equipment-all the pads, the helmet, and everything else. [step] Don't try to play without it! [title] Stretch out thoroughly. [step] You should have some type of routine or comfort zone to get into the right mindset. <sep> (A) [title] Have your body on ice and ready to catch the puck (s) any pop off. [title] Lift your arms, but not too quickly. (B) If you just sat quietly for an hour waiting for the ice to harden (or something like it), you will feel tired soon after your session. Still, warming up and stretching will help your body acclimate to the cold one year ago, and you will gain muscle. (C) You'll probably find you need to stretch out much more than any of the other players. Join in the player stretch-out then move onto doing some personal stretches. (D) [title] Use a ice hockey rink and keep the doors open. [step] The best part about ice hockey is that you can roll around and skate along ice in any ice rink.

Output: C


Input: Consider Input: [header] How to cope with a staff shortage [title] Cut back on inventory. [step] You may already have a balanced budget. However, try reducing your spending even more. <sep> (A) The extra cuts in expenditures may save you a nice sum of money. After all, spending less is a safer bet than taking chances on turning a record profit. (B) When learning an employee's finances, that in turn hurt your own. Many importantly, you should try to avoid starting cravings for food whenever possible. (C) This can minimize how much inventory you collect, especially in smaller-scale places. [substeps] For example, cut out three or four salons and one of them produces less inventory than the other three or three. (D) If you tend to splurge on supplies and only go for limited items, investing substantially on supplies and spending more on inventory can cause you to feel into debt or mess up your budget. This can cause you to spend your savings on high-value products.


Output: A


