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: Molly wanted to name her baby sister. Sentence 2: She read a long list on baby names. Sentence 3: Molly had narrowed her search down to five names. Sentence 4: She kept it a secret from her parents. Sentence 5: Molly gave her sister the nickname April. Choices: a. Social Media Problems. b. April.
b

Sentence 1: Ana was taking a tour through the desert with Berbers. Sentence 2: They offered to let her ride a camel. Sentence 3: At first Ana refused, thinking it was inhumane. Sentence 4: But the guides showed her how they respected and cared for the camels. Sentence 5: Then Ana felt better, and enjoyed a thrilling camel ride! Choices: a. Camel Ride. b. Terrible Game.
a

Sentence 1: We drove to a nearby college to compete in a band tournament. Sentence 2: It was very cold, and we were freezing sitting in our seats watching. Sentence 3: It didn't help that we were drinking concession stand sodas. Sentence 4: I made a friend angry with me, and he threw his cup of soda and ice. Sentence 5: It went all over me and down my shirt. Choices: a. Rubik's. b. Band Performance.

b

