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: 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.

Answer: a

Question: Sentence 1: Jill got a call from her friend Betty. Sentence 2: She told her there was big party at Brad's tonight. Sentence 3: Jill was so excited to go with Betty. Sentence 4: The two got dressed and headed to the party. Sentence 5: Jill and betty danced the night away at the party. Choices: a. Jill wants to party. b. Rex Drinks Tea.

Answer: a

Question: Sentence 1: Our friend Joe turned 99 last week. Sentence 2: We were invited to his birthday party. Sentence 3: We searched for a good birthday gift. Sentence 4: I found out he was Syrian. Sentence 5: I got him a bottle of Arak, which he very much appreciated. Choices: a. Asking for help. b. Arak.

Answer:
b