instruction:
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'.
question:
Sentence 1: Tom found an old case of cookies. Sentence 2: He thought to offer them to his roommates. Sentence 3: He didn't tell them they were stale. Sentence 4: The friends ate them enthusiastically. Sentence 5: Tom laughed to himself. Choices: a. Breakup over politics. b. Stale Cookies.
answer:
b

question:
Sentence 1: The praying mantis waited patiently for it's prey. Sentence 2: The mantis was very still and perfectly camouflaged. Sentence 3: It waited and waited for days and days. Sentence 4: Eventually a fly landed right in front of it. Sentence 5: It lunged and snapped up the fly and slowly ate it up. Choices: a. Mantis. b. message.
answer:
a

question:
Sentence 1: We used to live near train tracks. Sentence 2: We could hear the horns at times. Sentence 3: I am a train buff and loved the sound. Sentence 4: We moved and I thought we were away from the trains. Sentence 5: Last week I heard train horns from a different railroad. Choices: a. Sample. b. Trains.
answer:
b