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: Cheryl played the accordion. Sentence 2: Her neighbors loved the music she played. Sentence 3: Then those neighbors moved and new ones came. Sentence 4: The new neighbors hated the accordion music. Sentence 5: Cheryl had to only play when she went to her parent's house. Choices: a. Cheryl and the Accordion. b. forever bestfriend.
a

Sentence 1: Amanda had just started kindergarten. Sentence 2: Her mother usually packed a lunch for her. Sentence 3: One day mom had no time to pack a lunch. Sentence 4: She send money with Amanda to buy lunch. Sentence 5: Amanda loved the school lunch. Choices: a. School Lunch. b. The Shoes.
a

Sentence 1: Tom went on a drive through the desert. Sentence 2: Halfway across the desert, Tom's car broke down. Sentence 3: Tom had not prepared for any emergency situation. Sentence 4: He had no food or water in the hot desert. Sentence 5: After a few hours, another driver came by and rescued Tom. Choices: a. Homecoming. b. Careless Tom.
b