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: The bird landed under the large rose bush. Sentence 2: It twittered loudly as it looked for bugs to eat. Sentence 3: It looked up just as the car crept up beside it. Sentence 4: Wings flapping, it took off into the air. Sentence 5: The cat lunged, missing the bird completely. Choices: a. Role. b. Bird.

Answer: b

Question: Sentence 1: Amanda works at a local grocery store. Sentence 2: An angry woman walked in the store and demanded a refund on her milk. Sentence 3: The woman said she did not mean to buy any milk. Sentence 4: However, the jug of milk was nearly empty. Sentence 5: Amanda's manager scolded the woman and did not give her a refund. Choices: a. New Clothes. b. Angry Customer.

Answer: b

Question: Sentence 1: Tim loved architecture. Sentence 2: He studied historical doors. Sentence 3: He found 1000 year old European doors to be the most stylish. Sentence 4: He purchased a similar looking door for his own home. Sentence 5: He was happy to see that door everyday. Choices: a. Doors. b. Jack's Car.

Answer:
a