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: Shay went to the marine park. Sentence2: There she saw a sign advertising dolphin swims. Sentence3: Shay eagerly handed over her $40 and suited up. Sentence4: Then she jumped in the pool to swim with the dolphins.
(A) Shay had a great time. (B) Shay really didn't like dolphins.

Answer: B

Question: Sentence1: Elda had a craving for french fries. Sentence2: She decided to make them herself. Sentence3: She sliced up potatoes and dropped them in bubbling oil. Sentence4: Then she pulled them out when they were golden brown.
(A) Elda's french fries were perfectly cooked. (B) Elda tossed the fries into the trash can.

Answer: B

Question: Sentence1: Ben's garden was not very good, because things grew, but not well. Sentence2: Wilson showed Ben how to make compost with grass and leaves. Sentence3: Ben started a compost pile in the fall with his failed plants. Sentence4: Ben added leaves to his compost pile and waited until spring.
(A) The next year his garden was beautiful and healthy. (B) In the spring he decided not to start a garden.

Answer:
B