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: The church had a reputation for having great music. Sentence 2: They had a choir that did an amazing job. Sentence 3: The choir practiced all winter for their Christmas performance. Sentence 4: When it was time to perform, the group amazed the congregation. Sentence 5: What a beautiful performance it had been! Choices: a. Take a break. b. The Choir.
b

Sentence 1: John invited Ella over to his apartment for dinner. Sentence 2: John put a roast in the oven before her arrival. Sentence 3: When Ella arrived, John poured some wine. Sentence 4: John bragged a little about his cooking ability. Sentence 5: When John opened the oven, they both saw he had burned the roast! Choices: a. Roses. b. Burned!.
b

Sentence 1: Joanna has been avoiding the library because she knew a book was late. Sentence 2: Her friends invited her to go to the library to study. Sentence 3: Joanna reluctantly accepted and tried her best to avoid being seen. Sentence 4: The librarian immediately spotted her upon entry and pulled her aside. Sentence 5: She was embarrassingly told to pay her fine while her friends watched. Choices: a. The Wet Carpet. b. A Late Fee.
b