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: Lester has always loved academic debate. Sentence2: He decides to found a debate team at his college. Sentence3: He finds a professor to advise the team, and slowly recruits students. Sentence4: Soon the team is large enough to debate another school.
(A) Lester's team plays against the other school's basketball team. (B) The other school wins by a huge margin over Lester's team.
answer:
A

question:
Sentence1: Gina liked to volunteer at a homeless shelter. Sentence2: She had spent Years going there for many hours a week. Sentence3: The staff decided to do something to show their appreciation. Sentence4: They chipped in and got Gina a gift.
(A) Gina stopped volunteering because she felt unappreciated. (B) Gina was so touched she cried when they gave it to her.
answer:
A

question:
Sentence1: Rex hasn't cleaned his room in Year's. Sentence2: Since he rarely has visitors, he doesn't see the point to cleaning. Sentence3: However, one day he decides to tidy up. Sentence4: Rex vacuums the floor and makes his bed.
(A) Rex loves cleaning the bathroom. (B) He feels better about his room.
answer:
A