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 spent three years in college after high school. Sentence 2: Because he flunked out, it was time to go home. Sentence 3: He worked in a store for two years. Sentence 4: Then his mother kicked him out and called him poor. Sentence 5: He went to Las Vegas and won enough money for the apartment next door. Choices: a. The College Dropout. b. Do anything to impress you, babe.
a

Sentence 1: My former coworker has a sixteen year old daughter. Sentence 2: This spring they took a cruise from Boston to the Bahamas. Sentence 3: Three hours out of port, the daughter had severe stomach cramps. Sentence 4: She had appendicitis and had to be airlifted back to Boston. Sentence 5: The airlift made the local news. Choices: a. Appendicitis. b. Petting a cat.
a

Sentence 1: Jay was a high school freshman who loved basketball. Sentence 2: Jay practiced all summer to get ready for tryouts for the team. Sentence 3: Jay was nervous, but he did his best on the first day of tryouts. Sentence 4: The coach asked Jay to stay behind so they could talk. Sentence 5: The coach told Jay he will be the team's starting forward! Choices: a. The book. b. Tryouts.
b