instruction:
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.
question:
Sentence1: Candice loves tacos. Sentence2: Although her love is strong, her tacos are not very good. Sentence3: Candice decides she wants to better her taco recipe. Sentence4: She searches for an assortment of different taco recipes.
(A) Candice stuck to her original taco recipe. (B) Candice got better at making tacos.
answer:
A

question:
Sentence1: Emily woke up early to get ready for school last Monday. Sentence2: Before she got dressed, she checked to see if school was canceled. Sentence3: It had snowed so much that school was cancelled. Sentence4: Emily was happy and decided to stay inside and read on her day off.
(A) She caught hypothermia. (B) She finished her latest book.
answer:
A

question:
Sentence1: Fred decides that he would like to start remembering his daily life. Sentence2: He goes to the local store and buys a diary. Sentence3: From that day forward, Fred records everything he does in his diary. Sentence4: Year's later Fred references the diary to see how he spent his time.
(A) Fred didn't like his diary. (B) Fred enjoyed reading stories from his past.
answer:
A