instruction:
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.
question:
Sentence1: Ronnie was riding his bike to work the other day. Sentence2: All of a sudden he hit a rock and fell. Sentence3: He wasn't hurt but his outfit was ruined. Sentence4: He kept going to work anyway.
(A) Ronnie's boss commended him on his dedication. (B) Ronnie quit as soon as he got in.
answer:
B

question:
Sentence1: One year, Matt was training for a half marathon. Sentence2: Near the time of the race, he slipped on a run and damaged his knee. Sentence3: Matt missed the race and required an extensive rehab. Sentence4: As soon as he could, Matt was back to training.
(A) Matt trained hard to return to being a pianist. (B) His training paid off at a marathon later that year.
answer:
A

question:
Sentence1: My teacher showed us how to build a wooden bird house. Sentence2: Everyone began to start on the experiment. Sentence3: I tried connecting the borders with nails. Sentence4: I ended up hitting my finger with the hammer.
(A) I was very happy that I had been building wooden bird houses. (B) I went to the hospital to fix my finger that I had broken.
answer:
A