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'.
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Question: Sentence 1: Nancy saw an infomercial for an electric toothbrush. Sentence 2: And she ordered it right away. Sentence 3: But after months of using it, her gums began to deteriorate. Sentence 4: She went to the dentist. Sentence 5: But there was nothing that could be done. Choices: a. Electric Toothbrush. b. Trip to Australia.

Answer: a

Question: Sentence 1: Mark is an athlete that competes in Track and Field. Sentence 2: He has a practice session where he practices his jumps. Sentence 3: He was running late and decided to practice without warming up. Sentence 4: When he jumped the first hurdle, he got a cramp. Sentence 5: He decided to never train without warming up. Choices: a. Elliptical. b. Mistake.

Answer: b

Question: Sentence 1: Susie showed up at the restaurant to wait for her date. Sentence 2: As she was waiting, she was getting antsy. Sentence 3: An hour had past. Sentence 4: Still, Susie was by herself. Sentence 5: Finally Susie had to leave. Choices: a. Late to date. b. Hungry seagulls.

Answer:
a