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: Jane decides she wants to eat something healthy. Sentence 2: She looks in her cupboard but can't find anything she wants. Sentence 3: Jane buys an apple from the grocery store. Sentence 4: She loves the crisp taste of the apple. Sentence 5: Jane is happy that she ate something healthy. Choices: a. Jane Eats An Apple. b. New phone.
answer:
a

question:
Sentence 1: Kenny was a teacher at a local school. Sentence 2: His students weren't doing as well as they should have. Sentence 3: Kenny told his students he'd give them pizza if their grades improved. Sentence 4: The children did much better on their next exam. Sentence 5: Kenny treated the children to pizza. Choices: a. Record. b. The Incentive.
answer:
b

question:
Sentence 1: Tom decided to run for student body president. Sentence 2: He worked with some friends on posters and buttons. Sentence 3: He carefully came up with a list of changes he would make. Sentence 4: At the election assembly, Tom gave a rousing speech. Sentence 5: On election day, he was elected in a landslide. Choices: a. Greyskull. b. Vote for Tom!.
answer:
b