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: The bird sat in the tree early that morning. Sentence 2: It began to feel rather alone. Sentence 3: It started cawing loudly from the branch. Sentence 4: No other birds appeared in the tree. Sentence 5: The bird simply sang, waking everyone in the neighborhood. Choices: a. Wondering. b. Caw.
b

Sentence 1: Bert's mom told him he had to take a bath. Sentence 2: Bert didn't want to. Sentence 3: Bert's mom told him he could use bubbles. Sentence 4: She even gave him a little rubber duck. Sentence 5: Bert felt a little better about having to take a bath. Choices: a. Bath Time. b. Adam's Dance Club.
a

Sentence 1: Carey was in the 11th grade and had fallen for a boy. Sentence 2: She was ecstatic every time they had a chance to talk. Sentence 3: One day, the boy invited her over to hang out. Sentence 4: She was so nervous she rejected him and he soon moved on. Sentence 5: She never forgave herself for not telling him how she felt. Choices: a. Regret. b. Annoying Commercials.
a