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'.

[Q]: Sentence 1: Kat had poured herself a glass of wine. Sentence 2: She was walking to the living room to settle down. Sentence 3: The loud bark of a dog outside startled Kat. Sentence 4: She dropped the wine glass on the floor. Sentence 5: The glass broke and Kat had to clean up the mess. Choices: a. Extreme Heat. b. Having Wine.
[A]: b

[Q]: Sentence 1: Miranda was swinging on a rope swing hanging from an old tree. Sentence 2: The wooden seat broke in half! Sentence 3: Miranda held onto the ropes as she slid down to the ground. Sentence 4: Miranda got a bad friction burn on both hands. Sentence 5: Her mom brought her two ice packs to place on her hands. Choices: a. Big Sister. b. Rope Swing.
[A]: b

[Q]: Sentence 1: My 99 year old friend Ben sits on the bench a lot. Sentence 2: Yesterday he told me he had enrolled in some courses. Sentence 3: Brandeis has courses open for senior citizens. Sentence 4: I asked him why he wanted to go to so many courses. Sentence 5: He said if he keeps busy he won't die. Choices: a. Classes. b. Guilty.
[A]:
a