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: Simon wanted to watch his favorite show. Sentence 2: He tried to access it through On Demand. Sentence 3: The TV kept returning an error message. Sentence 4: He asked his mom to call the cable company's customer service number. Sentence 5: After a short phone call, the cable company fixed the problem. Choices: a. Video on Demand. b. Dog Walk.
a

Sentence 1: My son wanted to spend the day watching tv. Sentence 2: He chose one anime cartoon after another. Sentence 3: I got sick of it and asked him to come outside with me. Sentence 4: He got bored very quickly. Sentence 5: We sat and talked about life for a while. Choices: a. Stanley is Missing. b. Anime.
b

Sentence 1: Bill was watching TV shows. Sentence 2: But he couldn't stand how terrible they were. Sentence 3: So he decided to watch the news. Sentence 4: But there was only propaganda and negative events. Sentence 5: Bill was only content until he watch children's shows. Choices: a. Children's TV. b. Fragile Glass.

a

