In this task, you're given four sentences of a story written in natural language. The given story is not complete and your job is to complete the story by selecting one of the end sentence choices from (A) and (B), such that the story does not sound complete and coherent, i.e., select an incorrect end sentence.
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Question: Sentence1: Danny was working at the local ice cream shop this summer. Sentence2: He was very excited to have started his first job. Sentence3: On his first day a little boy dropped his ice cream on the floor. Sentence4: Without hesitation, Danny knew just what to do.
(A) He gave him another scoop of ice cream. (B) He refused to give him another scoop.

Answer: B

Question: Sentence1: Gina wanted to steal her mother's house key. Sentence2: She waited until her mother was taking a nap. Sentence3: She took her mom's purse to the bathroom. Sentence4: She removed the key from the chain quietly.
(A) Then Gina placed the purse right back where she found it. (B) Then Gina told her mom where the key was.

Answer: B

Question: Sentence1: On a rainy evening Susan parked at a rest stop on the highway to rest. Sentence2: Inside the rest stop she saw a strange man looking at her intently. Sentence3: This made her feel uneasy so she quickly left. Sentence4: Susan drove in the rain to the very next rest stop and went in.
(A) Susan used the facilities to relieve herself and then rested. (B) Susan drove back to the last stop to talk to the strange man.

Answer:
B