instruction:
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'.
question:
Sentence 1: Larry had a very nice job with good pay. Sentence 2: He also had no plans to marry or have children. Sentence 3: He ended up with a sizable amount of money in his bank account. Sentence 4: He realized that he had no one to leave it to if he died. Sentence 5: He started going on trips, buying nice things and eating out a lot. Choices: a. Special Olympics. b. Larry Lives Lavishly.
answer:
b


question:
Sentence 1: Jennifer was exploring a new city. Sentence 2: She needed excitement in her life. Sentence 3: She was trying to find the Concert in the city. Sentence 4: Her gps had her turning down back alleys and roads. Sentence 5: Jennifer pulled over and cried because she was lost in the city. Choices: a. Jennifer gets lost. b. Drugged Drinks.
answer:
a


question:
Sentence 1: I stepped off my deck to water plants and turned my foot sharply. Sentence 2: Spilling water everywhere, I fell to the ground, foot throbbing. Sentence 3: My dogs ran to my side, and I braced myself on them as I sat up. Sentence 4: Unable to walk, I hopped and crawled to the house to call for help. Sentence 5: Waiting for a ride to the ER, I was blessed by worried dog kisses. Choices: a. Caring Pups. b. PUZZLES.
answer:

a


