In this task, you're given the title of a five-sentence story, the first four sentences, and two options for the fifth sentence as a and b. Your job is to pick the sentence option that seamlessly connects with the rest of the story, indicating your choice as 'a' or 'b'. If both sentences are plausible, pick the one that makes more sense.

[Q]: Title: Remember. Sentence 1: Marion had traveled a lot in her life. Sentence 2: So when she died, she had a lot of memorabilia in her house. Sentence 3: Her kids gave most of it to different museums. Sentence 4: They gave the rest to charity. Choices: a. But they kept one item each to remember her by. b. He got his new haircut.
[A]: a

[Q]: Title: Making an Informed Decision. Sentence 1: Paul didn't know who to vote for in the presidential election. Sentence 2: He decided to watch the presidential debate. Sentence 3: Paul took note of important topics discussed. Sentence 4: After doing more research online, he finally decided. Choices: a. In the end she got to stay in a small studio in the city she loved. b. Paul felt good making an informed decision.
[A]: b

[Q]: Title: Day at the Park. Sentence 1: John went to the park yesterday morning to play frisbee golf. Sentence 2: After he arrived he got out of his car and went to his trunk. Sentence 3: He opened the trunk expecting to find his frisbees. Sentence 4: None of his frisbees were in the trunk where he thought they were. Choices: a. But, the strong relationships they had built kept them positive. b. It turns out that he left them all at home and had to go back.
[A]:
b