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'.

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.
a

Sentence 1: My dog has gained some extra weight. Sentence 2: I've been trying to take him for a walk every day. Sentence 3: He's too small to walk for long. Sentence 4: I end up having to carry him home. Sentence 5: At least I'll lose some weight. Choices: a. Heart Beat. b. A walk.
b

Sentence 1: When the animal shelter took Riley off the street, he was very sick. Sentence 2: He had heartworm, and treatment meant months of inactive kennel rest. Sentence 3: Restless and bored, Riley paced and cried, chewing his paws. Sentence 4: The staff got him bones to chew, interactive toys, and a radio. Sentence 5: Their understanding eased his confinement until he was well again. Choices: a. Frustrated Dog. b. The Sweatshirt.
a