Multi-select problem: How does the next paragraph end?

How to choose the perfect light bulb for your lighting fixture 
Look for the right wattage. 
The first thing to consider when matching a lightbulb to a light fixture is the wattage amount. Every light bulb has a matching wattage-the amount of energy it is capable of producing.

Select from the following. A). The more energy the bulb uses, the longer it will function. Set the wattage of the lightbulb up to 66% or more depending on the light fixture size, but above 14 watts may produce greater light. B). This will depend on the style of the room you are in and how many watts you have. Therefore, because your light fixture won't have much extra energy, you should only match a single wattage. C). For instance, an 400 watt light fixture will create a shine when it is fluorescent, and an 80 watt bulb will produce one if it is fluorescent. You want the wattage of each bulb to be at the proper proportion for each fixture. D). This number will range anywhere from 40-watts to 120-watts for a traditional light fixture. On the flip side, every light fixture has a maximum wattage amount.
D).