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'.

[Q]: Sentence 1: Larry had a very nice job with good pay. Sentence 2: He also had no plans to marry or have children. Sentence 3: He ended up with a sizable amount of money in his bank account. Sentence 4: He realized that he had no one to leave it to if he died. Sentence 5: He started going on trips, buying nice things and eating out a lot. Choices: a. Special Olympics. b. Larry Lives Lavishly.
[A]: b

[Q]: Sentence 1: Carly got lost as she traveled from Vermont to New York. Sentence 2: She reached for her GPS but realized she hadn't brought it. Sentence 3: She pulled over a gas station and bought a road map. Sentence 4: She got into her car and determined her route. Sentence 5: She began to drive again, continuing her journey to New York. Choices: a. The Pizza Party. b. Road Map.
[A]: b

[Q]: Sentence 1: Andy was cleaning out his old, dusty garage. Sentence 2: But he didn't think about the terrible air quality. Sentence 3: Without any breathing mask, he spent all day moving boxes. Sentence 4: When the day was over, his lungs felt terrible. Sentence 5: So he wore a respirator the next time he went into his garage. Choices: a. Old Garage. b. Running Pain.
[A]:
a