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". 

[header] How to become a loner [title] Find productive ways to spend time alone. [step] Loners often spend time alone to recharge after spending a lot of time socializing. You can do whatever you want when you're alone, which is one of the great things about being a loner. <sep> (A) Join a club or craft project that excites you. [title] Visit a library, movie theater, or a school newspaper. (B) However, since you'll be spending a great deal of time alone, learn to use that time wisely. [substeps] Learn a new skill, or use your alone time to focus on your hobbies. (C) [substeps] Your solitary time is important because it helps you feel more involved in doing a variety of things. For example, you could pretend you're an explorer or go hiking. (D) [substeps] If possible, try your hardest to take a break every hour of the day to " recharge. " this is also one of the best ways to distract yourself from your thoughts and worries.
B

[header] How to act during a fire drill [title] Stay calm. [step] Do not panic when you hear the fire alarm. Also, it's important to stay quiet so you can hear any instructions. <sep> (A) Also, do not get caught panicking. Staying calm will help you calm down as the fire clock ticks and alarms go off at regular intervals. (B) [title] Do not attempt to push the drill to divert the fire. [step] Do not attempt to push the drill at people or leave the master fuse unattended. (C) Turning to your cell phone or microphone can be deadly! [title] Stay warm. [step] Do not wait until the fire is out to stay warm! Your body temperature can drop, but it's better to stay near a heat source. (D) [substeps] In fact, it's important to be quiet and calm the whole time the fire drill is happening, not just when it starts. [title] Treat the alert as if it were a real fire.
D

[header] How to know when not to volunteer [title] Stop offering to volunteer if you do not have the time. [step] If you cannot devote the necessary time, be aware you only have so much time to devote to anything. Volunteering is no different. <sep> (A) If you do not have the time or interest to work with others or help a cause, your money will simply be wasted. Consider letting your own funds go towards volunteering for a cause you do not enjoy or that you have not taken advantage of in the past. (B) You can get caught up in your day, your kids, or your friends and you won't have time for most people-it's just going to throw your whole schedule at the wayside. [substeps] If someone needs help, recognize that they may just need to ask for the help. (C) Be aware that volunteering is a commitment to the cause and too much time could jeopardize the time of you are putting in. The next time you are offering to volunteer you should consider putting in time so that you will spend the entire day treating yourself. (D) You can create problems for other volunteers by not turning up often. It is also disruptive to have your absences occur at key moments when you said you'd do something but were unable to follow through.

D

