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'.
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Question: Sentence 1: Omar was on vacation. Sentence 2: And he saw an artisan coffee shop. Sentence 3: He thought about buying coffee there. Sentence 4: But he decided it was too expensive. Sentence 5: When Omar was back at home, though, all he thought about was coffee. Choices: a. Expensive Coffee. b. Ride.

Answer: a

Question: Sentence 1: Amanda decided to take a scientific survey. Sentence 2: At the beginning there was a warning about disturbing content. Sentence 3: However, Amanda did not see any disturbing content in the survey. Sentence 4: She felt confused about this. Sentence 5: She submitted the survey anyway, though. Choices: a. First date. b. Survey.

Answer: b

Question: Sentence 1: Ken collected leaves and flowers on nature walks. Sentence 2: When he got home, he pressed them between the pages of his diary. Sentence 3: One day he picked a pretty, shiny dark green leaf. Sentence 4: What he didn't know was that the leaf was poison ivy! Sentence 5: Poor Ken had to get treatment at his local Urgent Care center! Choices: a. Leaves. b. First Born.

Answer:
a