What are the steps of the ending phase?

The ending phase of a turn in Magic: The Gathering consists of two main steps: the End step and the Cleanup step. The End step is where several abilities and triggered effects can occur, followed by the Cleanup step, which resolves a few necessary actions to prepare for the next turn.

The Cleanup step is particularly important because it involves players discarding down to their maximum hand size (typically seven cards) and resolving any damage marked on permanents. This ensures that players maintain a manageable hand size and that all effects from the turn are properly concluded.

In contrast, the other options do not accurately reflect the structure of the ending phase. The first choice refers to drawing a card, which occurs in the beginning phase, while the option mentioning upkeep is part of the beginning phase that precedes the main phases of a turn. The mention of declaring blockers is relevant only during the combat phase and does not pertain to the ending phase at all. Therefore, the choice reflecting the proper terminology and sequence of actions in the ending phase is indeed the most accurate description of the steps involved.