In this task, you're given four sentences of a story written in natural language. The given story is not complete and your job is to complete the story by selecting one of the end sentence choices from (A) and (B), such that the story does not sound complete and coherent, i.e., select an incorrect end sentence.

Q: Sentence1: A frog was hungry for a late dinner. Sentence2: He looked across the pond and spied a fly. Sentence3: The frog swam up to the fly quietly. Sentence4: Unfortunately, the fly saw him coming and buzzed away.
(A) The frog had never had such a full stomach in his entire life. (B) The frog was still hungry.

A: A
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Q: Sentence1: Daria bought a television for her living room. Sentence2: She had the store deliver the television to her house. Sentence3: When the television arrived, Daria was excited. Sentence4: The television was her favorite thing.
(A) Darla turned on her television and began to watch a movie. (B) Darla smashed her television with a rake.

A: B
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Q: Sentence1: Betsy was about to celebrate her sixteenth birthday. Sentence2: Her parents surprised her with a nice dinner out and a small present. Sentence3: Happily, her parents gave her a monogram necklace. Sentence4: On the way home, Betsy misplaced the necklace in the car.
(A) Betsy felt really bad for the rest of the night. (B) Betsy wore the monogrammed necklace when she turned 14.

A:
B
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