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.

Q: Sentence1: My daughter went to her first birthday party for a friend. Sentence2: She was so excited leading up to the party. Sentence3: She talked of nothing else for a week. Sentence4: She went to the party and had a blast.
(A) She decided to never go to a party again. (B) When she came home she fell asleep immediately, exhausted.

A: A
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Q: Sentence1: Gina was given lunch detention. Sentence2: She was expecting worse. Sentence3: She fought the smile that tried to creep across her face. Sentence4: She didn't want the principal to know she was relieved.
(A) Gina's smile broke into a laugh but the principal didn't notice. (B) Gina always chose bananas over oatmeal.

A: B
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Q: Sentence1: Noah bought an old book at the thrift store. Sentence2: He took it home and began to read it. Sentence3: As he did, something fell out of the pages. Sentence4: Noah bent curiously and picked it up, eyes widening.
(A) He went back to reading his book. (B) What had been pressed between the pages was a four-leafed clover!

A:
A
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