In this task, you're given the title of a five-sentence story, the first four sentences, and two options for the fifth sentence as a and b. Your job is to pick the sentence option that seamlessly connects with the rest of the story, indicating your choice as 'a' or 'b'. If both sentences are plausible, pick the one that makes more sense.
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Question: Title: Bed Wetting. Sentence 1: Evan was nine but sometimes still wet the bed. Sentence 2: He was invited to a sleepover but afraid to attend. Sentence 3: He did not want anyone to discover his secret! Sentence 4: Then his mom bought him a pack of absorbent underwear to wear. Choices: a. At the end of the day, Max already loved kindergarten! b. Evan felt much more secure with the backup underwear on!

Answer: b

Question: Title: The Math Problem. Sentence 1: The teacher looked out over the class and Joey slid down in his seat. Sentence 2: One finger pointed in his direction and Joey slid from his desk. Sentence 3: He stared up at the jumble of numbers on the chalkboard. Sentence 4: He wrote an answer on the board and hurried to his desk. Choices: a. Many customers were very happy when seeing the product. b. After the teacher said the answer was right, Joey smiled.

Answer: b

Question: Title: Bee Hives. Sentence 1: Carol lived on an acreage out in the country. Sentence 2: She wanted to raise bees and harvest their honey. Sentence 3: So she built a hive, which looked like a dresser with drawers. Sentence 4: Carol ordered bees to be shipped to her through the mail. Choices: a. Michelle's lack of desire to change diapers helped orphan children. b. Carol placed the bees in the hive and they went to work!

Answer:
b