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'.

Sentence 1: Charles was driving his limousine at work last week. Sentence 2: He was given a ride from his boss that was across town. Sentence 3: After arriving at the house an hour later he tried to call the guest. Sentence 4: The guest told Charles that the trip was actually not until tomorrow. Sentence 5: Charles had to drive all the way back into town empty handed. Choices: a. Hong Kong. b. Charles the Driver.
b

Sentence 1: Tim took his son to the fair. Sentence 2: They were trying to hit bottles to win a toy. Sentence 3: His son hit three different bottles. Sentence 4: So he got to choose his toy. Sentence 5: He choose a dog. Choices: a. Winning a toy. b. No gift back.
a

Sentence 1: George was alone on his porch one night. Sentence 2: He heard a shuffle in his empty house. Sentence 3: He was immediately feeling paranoid as he investigated the dark. Sentence 4: He expected something ghostly and terrifying any moment. Sentence 5: To his relief, it was just a wild raccoon that had got in. Choices: a. A Ghost Inside. b. The Popping Microwave.
a