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: James wanted to eat a really good tomato. Sentence 2: James bought tomato seeds. Sentence 3: He tilled the ground. Sentence 4: He planted the seeds. Sentence 5: Now James has lots of tomatoes! Choices: a. Loud noise.. b. Farmer.

Answer: b

Question: Sentence 1: Sally began her exam. Sentence 2: Surprisingly, the first question was familiar. Sentence 3: She realized that her teacher talked about the same problem. Sentence 4: Since she didn't pay attention to her that day, she was confused. Sentence 5: As a result, she left the question blank. Choices: a. Easy Steal. b. Not Paying Attention.

Answer: b

Question: Sentence 1: Paul and Debra had been married for three years. Sentence 2: They were expecting their first child very soon. Sentence 3: The couple arrived at the hospital late one evening. Sentence 4: Debra was in labor for several hours, but Paul stayed by her side. Sentence 5: She delivered a healthy baby boy just after midnight. Choices: a. First born. b. The Film Festival.

Answer:
a