In this task, you're given five sentences, numbered 1 through 5, and two options a and b for possible titles for the story. Your job is to choose the title that better fits the story. Indicate your choice by 'a' or 'b'.

Sentence 1: Lisa went eat out with friends. Sentence 2: She was drinking a glass of red wine. Sentence 3: One of her friends bumped into her elbow. Sentence 4: Lisa spilled wine all over her new white dress. Sentence 5: Lisa couldn't get the stain out her dress. Choices: a. Stain. b. Record Store.
a

Sentence 1: Adrian was talking to the detective about what happened to his mom. Sentence 2: He said he was too young and couldn't remember. Sentence 3: The detective was frustrated and walked away. Sentence 4: Suddenly images came back to his mind of his mom lying on the floor. Sentence 5: Adrian ran back to talk to the detective. Choices: a. Detective. b. Random Trash.
a

Sentence 1: Tom's father was a soldier. Sentence 2: Tom's father was fighting a war far away. Sentence 3: Tom prayed every day for his father's safe return. Sentence 4: One day, Tom saw several people walking to his house. Sentence 5: They told him his father had died in the war. Choices: a. Drew wants a girlfriend. b. The war.
b