In this task, you're given a four sentences of story written in natural language. Your job is to complete end part of the story by predicting appropriate last sentence which is coherent with the given sentences.

Q: Sentence1: Billy had a cat named Mittens. Sentence2: Mittens would always sleep on Billy's bed. Sentence3: Billy decided that he would buy Mittens a bed of his own to sleep in. Sentence4: A week later the bed arrived and Billy took it out of the box.

A: Mittens ignored the bed and slept in the box.
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Q: Sentence1: Mr Poke donated millions of dollars to public radio. Sentence2: The radio station aired some news on corrupt business practices. Sentence3: Mr Poke demanded the station stop airing such stories. Sentence4: The station said it was their duty to inform the public.

A: Mr Poke angrily withdrew his financial support for public radio.
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Q: Sentence1: A school was about to open a new building. Sentence2: The new building didn't have a mascot yet. Sentence3: They asked the students to vote on the animal. Sentence4: It was hard to choose, a lot of people argued over what it should be.

A:
Finally, they agreed on a lion.
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