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: My husky mix recently started panting for no reason. Sentence 2: We tried everything, but nothing seemed to make her feel better. Sentence 3: Finally, we gave up and took her to the vet. Sentence 4: They ran a test for heartworms, which came back negative. Sentence 5: Eventually, they decided the fleas she's had were stressing her out. Choices: a. Panting. b. Annette.
a

Sentence 1: Teresa wanted to watch her favorite show on TV. Sentence 2: Her brother wanted to watch his favorite show too. Sentence 3: As they only had one TV, they had to decide who would get their wish. Sentence 4: They flipped a coin and called their choice. Sentence 5: When her brother won, Teresa left the room angry. Choices: a. Tax evasion. b. Flipping coins.
b

Sentence 1: My friend Fred is a pushover to his kids. Sentence 2: His daughter Monique is going into the seventh grade. Sentence 3: She had to read a book and do a report over the summer. Sentence 4: She finished the book but did not do the report. Sentence 5: I told Fred to ground her but he will not. Choices: a. Book Report. b. Eric's Ride.
a