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: John read the newspaper every day. Sentence 2: He always thought the stuff inside it was honest. Sentence 3: ONe day he cross referenced with other sources. Sentence 4: John found out he had been lied to a lot. Sentence 5: He cancelled his subscription. Choices: a. Making Dinner. b. Annoying Newspaper.
answer:
b

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Sentence 1: Ben loved to eat the ears on his chocolate bunnies first. Sentence 2: He wished chocolate bunnies had bigger ears! Sentence 3: He had a good surprise in his Easter basket this year. Sentence 4: There was a big bunny with huge ears! Sentence 5: He couldn't believe his luck! Choices: a. Bunny Ears. b. mTurk.
answer:
a

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Sentence 1: Howard had just moved to Germany from the US. Sentence 2: He did not speak very much German. Sentence 3: This caused him some amount of trouble. Sentence 4: He committed himself to studying the German language every day. Sentence 5: After a few months, he could satisfactorily carry on a conversation. Choices: a. German. b. Dancing waiter.
answer:
a