DJCheng/embedding_data

1{"query": "Sentence 1: Nancy just had a baby. Sentence 2: She feels out of shape. Sentence 3: One day she started to exercise. Sentence 4: It was very difficult. Sentence 5: Nancy feels good about her decision to get in shape. Choices: a. Baby weight. b. The Sad Book.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Maddie wanted to lead a healthier life. Sentence 2: She began to exercise, and she especially enjoyed running. Sentence 3: At first, Maddie could only run for a few minutes at a time. Sentence 4: With practice, she was able to finish a 5k race with a good time. Sentence 5: Maddie then felt strong and healthy, accomplishing her goal. Choices: a. Healthier Life. b. Bad Dancer.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Caroline tried to stop smoking many times. Sentence 2: Every time she did, she took on weight. Sentence 3: This time she made sure there wouldn't be a lot of food around. Sentence 4: So instead of eating she was exercising. Sentence 5: After five months she had quit smoking and was slim. Choices: a. A Spoonful of Sugar. b. Smoking or no smoking.", "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'."}2{"query": "Sentence 1: The football team had worked hard all season. Sentence 2: They won regionals and were on the way to the state play-offs. Sentence 3: During practice, the quarterback broke his arm. Sentence 4: The team had to use the second string quarterback. Sentence 5: Luckily, the team still won the play-offs. Choices: a. Reunion Lunch. b. Football.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jack was a senior football player. Sentence 2: One day during practice, he hit his head. Sentence 3: He was sent to the doctor. Sentence 4: The doctor diagnosed him with a concussion. Sentence 5: Jack was not able to play for 3 weeks. Choices: a. Lunch. b. Football.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The game was all tied up. Sentence 2: The quarterback dropped back in the pocket. Sentence 3: He saw an open receiver out the corner of his eye. Sentence 4: He flung the ball towards him as the clock expired. Sentence 5: Touchdown, they won the game. Choices: a. The Throw. b. Trip to the Haunted House.", "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'."}3{"query": "Sentence 1: Ken had been raised in a rich white suburb and went to private school. Sentence 2: In seventh grade a black girl enrolled in his school. Sentence 3: At first Ken avoided her like everyone else, but not for long. Sentence 4: Soon his curiosity had him chatting with her daily. Sentence 5: Before long, Ken and the new girl had become close friends. Choices: a. Black Girl. b. apple.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Today was John's first day of school. Sentence 2: John was new to this school, and had no friends. Sentence 3: John's teacher introduced him to the class. Sentence 4: John was from Japan, and he met Tim who also was from Japan. Sentence 5: John and Tim became good friends. Choices: a. John Made a friend.. b. Restriction.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kennedy and her family were moving to a new town. Sentence 2: Kennedy was nervous that she would not fit in with the other children. Sentence 3: She thought about interests that she may share with the others. Sentence 4: The first day of school she met Elena who liked the same tv shows. Sentence 5: They became best friends and Kennedy was no longer worried. Choices: a. The Skunk. b. Fitting in.", "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'."}4{"query": "Sentence 1: Tim was celebrating his second birthday. Sentence 2: His parents got him a cake with candles. Sentence 3: The candles were the type that didn't blow out. Sentence 4: Tim kept trying but the candles kept relighting. Sentence 5: Eventually Tim freaked out and started crying. Choices: a. Taking the Subway. b. Trick Candles.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Carter always enjoyed birthdays. Sentence 2: He like the cake and presents the most. Sentence 3: One day, he found out that his cake was missing. Sentence 4: He searched for it throughout the house. Sentence 5: Then, he found it in the fridge. Choices: a. Beef. b. Birthday.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was Jimmy's birthday. Sentence 2: Jimmy and his mom went to get ice cream. Sentence 3: Jimmy was so excited to get a chocolate sundae. Sentence 4: As Jimmy left, he dropped his ice cream on the ground. Sentence 5: Jimmy's mom replaced his ice cream and he enjoyed the second. Choices: a. Dropped Treat. b. Another Girl Putting Something In Her Mouth.", "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'."}5{"query": "Sentence 1: Gunther lived at home with his mom. Sentence 2: His mom told him to come home by eight at night. Sentence 3: Gunther came home late one night. Sentence 4: His mom kicked him out of the house. Sentence 5: He lived on the streets. Choices: a. Homeless. b. Intruder.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bryan was 9 years old when his mother and father split up. Sentence 2: He was scared because his mom was unstable. Sentence 3: She started to do drugs. Sentence 4: Things got very bad and she went to prison. Sentence 5: Bryan had to move in with his father. Choices: a. All Alone. b. Hidden potential.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Timmy's parents died last year leaving him homeless. Sentence 2: He had been taken in by the state but he ran away. Sentence 3: Timmy had been living on the streets when Anne met him. Sentence 4: Anne was a lonely, rich widow looking for someone to love. Sentence 5: After some doing, Anne legally adopted Timmy. Choices: a. House Fire. b. The Orphan.", "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'."}6{"query": "Sentence 1: Close to my job there is a doughnut shop. Sentence 2: My coworker loves them. Sentence 3: He brought me one once. Sentence 4: He tried to get a discount. Sentence 5: But for me it was free. Choices: a. Reunited. b. Doughnuts..", "pos": "Sentence 1: I found my favorite kind of donut this morning. Sentence 2: It's small and covered with cinnamon. Sentence 3: When I picked it up, I got sugar and cinnamon all over my fingers. Sentence 4: I licked it off because it was so delicious. Sentence 5: I tried really hard not to eat a second one. Choices: a. Jessica. b. Cinnanutty.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was Joe's turn to bring doughnuts to his job. Sentence 2: So Joe drove to a doughnut shop and ordered a dozen of doughnuts. Sentence 3: He took them to work. Sentence 4: Everyone thanked him for the donuts. Sentence 5: Joe felt good that he got everyone donuts. Choices: a. Doughnuts. b. Baseball.", "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'."}7{"query": "Sentence 1: Sally wanted a new purse. Sentence 2: The one she wanted was too expensive. Sentence 3: She finally saved up enough to buy it. Sentence 4: She was excited to go to the store to buy it. Sentence 5: However, when she got there it was gone. Choices: a. New purse. b. Math Test.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Serena was shopping at the mall all day. Sentence 2: She was about to leave when she realized that her wallet was missing. Sentence 3: She rushed inside and began searching everywhere for it. Sentence 4: Soon the mall had closed before she could find it. Sentence 5: She had to wait the entire weekend to get her wallet back. Choices: a. The Lost Wallet. b. The New School.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sue has a math test on Friday. Sentence 2: She has been studying for weeks. Sentence 3: She knew she was ready. Sentence 4: When she got to class, her teacher postponed the test. Sentence 5: Sue could not have been more mad after all her studying. Choices: a. A Lost Book. b. Math Test.", "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'."}8{"query": "Sentence 1: Susie wanted to go to the drive in with Ann. Sentence 2: Ann really wanted to see Susie but did not want to go to that. Sentence 3: But she felt guilted so she said yes anyway. Sentence 4: When they saw the movies, Anne felt painfully bored. Sentence 5: She kept counting down the minutes until she could leave. Choices: a. New Lamp. b. Not wanting to go to the drive in.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jane and John decided to watch a movie at home one night. Sentence 2: Jane likes action movies, while John enjoys horror. Sentence 3: They argued over what movie to watch. Sentence 4: The finally decided to compromise and watch a comedy. Sentence 5: They enjoyed the movie and had a good night. Choices: a. The Gift. b. Picking out a movie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Heather needed to stay home for a few days straight due to a illness. Sentence 2: She was extremely bored while she wasn't feeling well. Sentence 3: She had gone on the internet all day long, even that was getting old. Sentence 4: Heather decided to put a free movie on using her cable DVR box. Sentence 5: She ordered a movie, watched it, and then felt better. Choices: a. Boredom Sets In. b. The Glasses.", "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'."}9{"query": "Sentence 1: Martin was directing a movie. Sentence 2: It got delayed. Sentence 3: All of the actors to appear in the movie were anxious. Sentence 4: Martin finally scored funding and the movie continued on. Sentence 5: But the leading actor died before the movie could be completed. Choices: a. Directing. b. Tanya's Test.", "pos": "Sentence 1: May was a movie producer who was working on a horror movie. Sentence 2: She needed to have a monster that was truly terrifying. Sentence 3: She tried different scenarios on test audiences with no luck. Sentence 4: One night she saw her aunt Gangie in the midst of a chemical peel. Sentence 5: Her new horror movie about a deranged aesthetician was a huge hit. Choices: a. Aunt Gangie: The Making of a Horror Movie. b. Dementia.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Robin was a very famous actor. Sentence 2: He had lots of people who loved and cherished him. Sentence 3: One evening Robin decided to end his life. Sentence 4: The news quickly spread throughout the whole world. Sentence 5: The world was sad it lost one of the best actors ever. Choices: a. Pothole. b. Robins cruel exit.", "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'."}10{"query": "Sentence 1: Lorpen Lapp was a patriot. Sentence 2: When he moved into his new home, he immediately flew the flag. Sentence 3: His neighbors were leftists, and didn't like this. Sentence 4: They brought up complaints about him to the housing authority. Sentence 5: Fortunately their claims were denied, and they got kicked out instead. Choices: a. Binge. b. Lap.", "pos": "Sentence 1: We had conservative Jewish neighbors in the building. Sentence 2: One day their car was vandalized. Sentence 3: The headlights were smashed. Sentence 4: As it was Saturday, they could not pick up the pieces. Sentence 5: I picked up the pieces and threw them away. Choices: a. Toad. b. Vandalism.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Larry hated his roommates. Sentence 2: He felt that they never helped around the house. Sentence 3: He tried to prove it by not washing the dishes. Sentence 4: After a week the sink overflowed with them. Sentence 5: Larry proved his points to his roommates, but they didn't care. Choices: a. Doing Dishes. b. Pizza.", "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'."}11{"query": "Sentence 1: Randy and his son were down by the river. Sentence 2: Randy was throwing stones out onto the river skipping them. Sentence 3: His son came up to him and asked him how to do it. Sentence 4: Randy told him everything he knew and taught him. Sentence 5: Soon Randy and his son were both skipping stones on the river. Choices: a. Skipping Stones. b. Missing Sandwich.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jared and his grandpa went to the park. Sentence 2: They enjoyed walking around. Sentence 3: While at the park they saw many birds. Sentence 4: Jared and his grandpa really enjoyed watching birds. Sentence 5: They came home that day both agreeing what a good time the park was. Choices: a. Going to the Park. b. Bad sandwich.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Randy loved to fish. Sentence 2: Randy was told he couldn't go fishing until his chores were done. Sentence 3: Randy hurried up to finish all of his chores. Sentence 4: He finished up and headed out to fish. Sentence 5: Randy caught a bunch of big fish and had a great time fishing. Choices: a. Playing cards. b. Randy goes fishing.", "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'."}12{"query": "Sentence 1: Horace needed some money. Sentence 2: He decided to steal somethings. Sentence 3: He thought it was a bad idea. Sentence 4: He did it anyway. Sentence 5: He got caught. Choices: a. Vance Veers Verbose. b. Crime.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Nic stole cars and sold stereos illegally. Sentence 2: He spent his twenties engaged in illegal things like that. Sentence 3: Then he was caught and jailed at age 29. Sentence 4: In prison, he had 5 years to realize the futility of his life. Sentence 5: He emerged a changed man determined to get a real job. Choices: a. The Fur. b. Prison.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Harry left his house for work. Sentence 2: Harry did not realize that someone was stalking the place. Sentence 3: The person robbed Harry's house. Sentence 4: Harry went home. Sentence 5: Harry saw that he had been robbed and had contacted the police. Choices: a. burglary. b. Scheduling Conflict.", "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'."}13{"query": "Sentence 1: James said he could dunk a basketball. Sentence 2: Matt bet him twenty dollars that he couldn't. Sentence 3: James agreed and they went to the basketball court. Sentence 4: James dunk the basketball the first try. Sentence 5: Matt refuses to pay James for the bet they made. Choices: a. Slam Dunk. b. Deadly Hurricane.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Randy is playing a game of basketball. Sentence 2: He is so confident he can win. Sentence 3: Randy is losing by two points. Sentence 4: Randy goes for the game winning shot. Sentence 5: He misses the shot and loses the game. Choices: a. Randy loses the game. b. Breaking up a Friendship.", "neg": "Sentence 1: James was playing basketball outside. Sentence 2: He was bouncing his basketball on the driveway. Sentence 3: All of a sudden, his basketball popped. Sentence 4: He had accidentally bounced his basketball on a nail in the ground. Sentence 5: Afterwards, James went to the store to buy a new basketball. Choices: a. School debate. b. James Gets a New Basketball.", "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'."}14{"query": "Sentence 1: Oscar went into the kitchen to find something to eat. Sentence 2: He checked the refrigerator but there wasn't anything good to eat. Sentence 3: He checked the cabinet but didn't find anything there either. Sentence 4: He checked the pantry and found a box of granola bars. Sentence 5: He grabbed two and went to watch a movie while he ate his snack. Choices: a. Cookies. b. The Snack.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The man was hungry. Sentence 2: He looked for a restaurant. Sentence 3: He could not find one that sounded good. Sentence 4: He bought two frozen dinners instead. Sentence 5: He ate them both. Choices: a. Samuel. b. hungry.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Cooper could not sleep. Sentence 2: He went into the kitchen and got some milk and cookies. Sentence 3: Cooper chugged down the milk. Sentence 4: Cooper started nibbling on the cookies. Sentence 5: Cooper fell asleep with the cookie in his hand still! Choices: a. Cooper couldn't sleep. b. The Con.", "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'."}15{"query": "Sentence 1: Bob was writing his new novel. Sentence 2: Stacks of papers piled high on his desk. Sentence 3: He was getting hot, so he decided to open a window. Sentence 4: A gust of wind blew into the room. Sentence 5: Papers flew everywhere. Choices: a. Wind. b. Tooth Fairy Part 2.", "pos": "Sentence 1: It was a windy day. Sentence 2: Freddy made his way down the street, holding onto his hat. Sentence 3: A strong gust engulfed him. Sentence 4: In his surprise, he let go of his umbrella. Sentence 5: The umbrella tumbled down the sidewalk. Choices: a. Windy Day. b. Hair.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Will had a story floating around in his mind. Sentence 2: Will started writing out the story, a couple hours every evening. Sentence 3: After about six months of this, Will had a book-length story. Sentence 4: Will sent it off to an editor friend of his. Sentence 5: Now Will is a published author! Choices: a. The Hurricane That Was Not. b. Writer.", "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'."}16{"query": "Sentence 1: I needed somewhere to store my quarters for the laundromat. Sentence 2: I went to a local thrift store. Sentence 3: I bought a small bowl. Sentence 4: When I returned, my apartment lobby had two free bowls in the lobby. Sentence 5: I ended up returning the bowl to the thrift store. Choices: a. The Therapist. b. Making a Return.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Yesterday I accidentally bought the wrong size of jeans. Sentence 2: I had to make a return at the store. Sentence 3: I found the item and the receipt for purchase. Sentence 4: Then I drove to the store with both items. Sentence 5: Finally I returned the item and got my money back. Choices: a. flowers. b. Returning an Item at the Store..", "neg": "Sentence 1: During a trip to a thrift store I saw some high end clothes. Sentence 2: They were never worn and still had the tags. Sentence 3: I bought them and took them to the high end shop. Sentence 4: I asked the clerk if I could return them for cash. Sentence 5: She said I couldn't but offered me store credit. Choices: a. Store Credit. b. Divorce.", "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'."}17{"query": "Sentence 1: Darla wanted a new doll. Sentence 2: To earn the money she returned bottles to the store. Sentence 3: She also saved all of her birthday money and did chores for her mom. Sentence 4: The day finally came when she had saved enough money. Sentence 5: Darla went to the store and bought a brand new doll! Choices: a. Darla's New Doll. b. Perfect Chance.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The little girl asked Santa for a new doll. Sentence 2: She was very specific about how big it should be. Sentence 3: She wanted it to have a pink dress. Sentence 4: On Christmas morning, she was thrilled to open a box with the doll. Sentence 5: It was a dream come true! Choices: a. The Doll. b. Gold Medal.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sally had worked all summer. Sentence 2: She had saved her money and wanted to buy a new purse. Sentence 3: She could not decide what she wanted. Sentence 4: Sally finally picked out a bag. Sentence 5: She was so excited and received many compliments. Choices: a. Buying a 4x4. b. New purse.", "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'."}18{"query": "Sentence 1: Andrew has been to many Lakers games. Sentence 2: But he has never been to one during the playoffs. Sentence 3: That is about to change because he was invited by his friend to one. Sentence 4: Andrew was excited and was waiting for his friend to pick him up. Sentence 5: His friend picked him up and they drove to watch the Lakers. Choices: a. vacation is over. b. Watching basketball.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Terry had bought he and his sister these basketball tickets long ago. Sentence 2: It was surprise for his sister's birthday and she knew ad no idea. Sentence 3: When he picked her up and she was happy when she saw the tickets. Sentence 4: When they got to their seats she hugged him and said thank you. Sentence 5: Their favorite basketball team ended up winning which made them happy. Choices: a. Jim's Sleepover. b. Basketball Game.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Johnny and his friends were going to the football game. Sentence 2: They had a tradition of tailgating before kick off. Sentence 3: They loaded up the grill and coolers. Sentence 4: After hours of partying in the parking lot they headed to the stadium. Sentence 5: They watched their team win big. Choices: a. Tailgating. b. Logan Gets a Library Card.", "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'."}19{"query": "Sentence 1: Crystal decided to learn how to sew. Sentence 2: She worked hard at cutting out the pattern. Sentence 3: Then she lined it up and sewed the edges up. Sentence 4: She had created a beautiful pillowcase! Sentence 5: Crystal decided to try a quilt next. Choices: a. The Sewing Machine. b. The Ram.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lisa's prom was coming up in a few months. Sentence 2: She was thinking of the dress she wanted. Sentence 3: Lisa decided she would sew her own dress. Sentence 4: She bought her materials at the fabric store. Sentence 5: Lisa had the most unique dress at the dance. Choices: a. Lisa's Dress. b. The Mower Blade.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Randi wanted to spruce up her bedroom. Sentence 2: She bought a new duvet. Sentence 3: It was fluffy and white and beautiful. Sentence 4: She felt relaxed and refreshed when she was in her bed now. Sentence 5: She decided to buy matching pillows to complete the look. Choices: a. Sentence. b. The Duvet.", "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'."}20{"query": "Sentence 1: Katie needed new tap shoes. Sentence 2: She told her mom. Sentence 3: They spent the afternoon looking for dance shoes. Sentence 4: They finally found the pair she needed. Sentence 5: Katie was glad to start dance in new shoes. Choices: a. Catalog. b. Brand new shoes.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I was preparing for a dance competition. Sentence 2: I needed new shoes so I would look my best. Sentence 3: My friend agreed to buy shoes for me. Sentence 4: I was shocked when he brought home boring grey shoes. Sentence 5: To my surprise, the audience loved the grey shoes. Choices: a. Cary's Order. b. Grey Dance shoes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Connie was in the mall. Sentence 2: She was shopping for a pair of new shoes. Sentence 3: Connie walked to the shoe store. Sentence 4: She tried on several pairs of shoes. Sentence 5: Connie decided on a pair of heels. Choices: a. Connie's New Shoes. b. Getting More Beer.", "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'."}21{"query": "Sentence 1: Tam loved playing video games in his free time. Sentence 2: He thought it would be a great idea to start streaming for others. Sentence 3: Tam was very surprised to find out that people enjoyed his humor. Sentence 4: He slowly gained a loyal fanbase and quit his traditional job. Sentence 5: Tam has never been happier with his career. Choices: a. Video Game Job. b. Lost in a Foreign Country.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sam loved playing video games. Sentence 2: Sam decided to become a video game developer. Sentence 3: Sam studied very hard in school and went to college. Sentence 4: After graduating college Sam was offered several jobs in gaming. Sentence 5: Sam selected his dream job and designed his own video game. Choices: a. Gaming. b. Marcy's Cookie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Cody is very good at video games. Sentence 2: He plays from the time he wakes up to the time he goes to sleep. Sentence 3: One day he was playing at a store and attracted a crowd. Sentence 4: He did so well that the store offered him a job. Sentence 5: Cody is so happy he is now getting paid to play video games all day! Choices: a. The Dog. b. Videogamer for hire.", "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'."}22{"query": "Sentence 1: Tony was playing outside with his friends. Sentence 2: They discovered a large bee's nest. Sentence 3: Tony poked it with a stick. Sentence 4: As the bees swarmed out, many stung Tony. Sentence 5: Tony discovered he is allergic to bees. Choices: a. Hannah and Nate. b. Bee Allergy.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sean was hiking when he was stung by a bee. Sentence 2: He thought nothing of it as he plucked out the stinger. Sentence 3: Suddenly he began to feel very sick. Sentence 4: He realized he must be allergic to bee stings. Sentence 5: He was able to call 911 and they helped before he passed out. Choices: a. Ruined Wedding. b. The Bee Allergy.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Howard was bothered by a single wasp buzzing around on his porch. Sentence 2: He decided to try and hit it with an electrified fly swatter. Sentence 3: Instead of killing it, though, getting hit only made it angry. Sentence 4: It immediately flew directly at Howard and stung him in the face. Sentence 5: That day he learned just how resilient wasps can be. Choices: a. Wasp Killing. b. A Day at the Beach.", "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'."}23{"query": "Sentence 1: The boxers were in the ring. Sentence 2: The bell dinged and they walked out towards each other. Sentence 3: They began trading blows. Sentence 4: The boxers went back and forth until one of them left his guard down. Sentence 5: The other boxer took advantage and with a swift cross knocked him out. Choices: a. The Fight. b. Minecraft Halloween.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Rocky is a boxer. Sentence 2: He fights in a bunch of matches and reaches the top. Sentence 3: He finally gets a shot at the title. Sentence 4: He trains day and night to prepare for the fight. Sentence 5: Rocky wins the fight and becomes the champion. Choices: a. Rocky's big fight. b. Stepping on a Cat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jeff was walking down the hallway at school. Sentence 2: He saw the school bully picking on a kid. Sentence 3: Jeff told him that would be enough. Sentence 4: The bully turned around and laughed at Jeff. Sentence 5: Jeff knocked the bully out cold with one punch. Choices: a. Lyle wins first place. b. Jeff beats the bully.", "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'."}24{"query": "Sentence 1: Susan was very pregnant and working in her vegetable garden. Sentence 2: She found that the neighbor's cat was leaving presents in the soil. Sentence 3: She told her neighbor about the dangers the cat waste in pregnancy. Sentence 4: Susan asked her neighbor to please keep her cat inside. Sentence 5: Her neighbor refused because her cat liked to go outside. Choices: a. The brown dog. b. Inconsiderate Neighbor.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Last summer, a wild cougar was in our suburb. Sentence 2: Several neighbors noticed their pets were scared to go outside. Sentence 3: Some of the dogs and cats were killed or maimed by a large animal. Sentence 4: Eventually, the police said their was a wild cougar in the area. Sentence 5: It look almost 2 months, but finally the cougar was caught. Choices: a. The Ball of Yarn. b. The Wild Cat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: A woman was walking down the road and came across a cat. Sentence 2: The cat was laying on its side but still breathing. Sentence 3: The lady got very worried about it and took it to the vet. Sentence 4: The vet said the cat was starving and needed food. Sentence 5: The woman decided to take it home and care for it. Choices: a. Hungry Cat.. b. New Sweater.", "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'."}25{"query": "Sentence 1: Rob was eating dinner with his friend and his family. Sentence 2: But he noticed a piece of his chicken was uncooked. Sentence 3: He didn't want to embarrass himself. Sentence 4: So he decided to eat all of his food. Sentence 5: But he ended up being sick for a week. Choices: a. Uncooked. b. Afraid in the night.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Randy was eating his lunch. Sentence 2: An overweight girl came into the cafeteria. Sentence 3: He looked at her with a weird face expression. Sentence 4: As soon as I asked him if everything is alright, he ran. Sentence 5: I saw him puking inside of a garbage can. Choices: a. Nauseous for Weird Reasons. b. Chicken.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Henry prepared baked chicken, with rice and mashed potatoes. Sentence 2: He prepared a plate of food for his wife. Sentence 3: When she bit into the chicken, she had a disgusted look. Sentence 4: When she spit her chicken out, Henry can see the wrong pieces. Sentence 5: He immediately apologized. Choices: a. The Robber. b. Looks good but tastes bad.", "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'."}26{"query": "Sentence 1: Beth was banned from playing soccer because of her testosterone level. Sentence 2: She was born with more of the hormone than many women. Sentence 3: The soccer federation stated that she wasn't a female, so she sued. Sentence 4: She won her case and was allowed to play again. Sentence 5: The humiliation in having to show she was a woman made it bittersweet. Choices: a. Sit Down. b. I Am Woman Too.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bruce was a very successful athlete. Sentence 2: He always felt he was meant to be a woman. Sentence 3: One day Bruce had gathered the courage to let the world know. Sentence 4: Bruce was finally going to be the women he felt he was. Sentence 5: Bruce turned into a pretty Woman named Caitlin. Choices: a. Scheduling Conflict. b. Bruce wants to be a woman.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Taryn wanted to be the first woman baseball player. Sentence 2: She felt she was as good of a pitcher as any boy. Sentence 3: She tried out for several minor league teams. Sentence 4: One team signed her to a contract. Sentence 5: Taryn is now pitching in the minors with hopes of making history. Choices: a. first lady. b. The Pillows.", "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'."}27{"query": "Sentence 1: Nancy wanted to cook spaghetti. Sentence 2: She bought all the ingredients. Sentence 3: When she got home, she started looking for the noodles. Sentence 4: She couldn't find them. Sentence 5: Then she realized she must have left them at the store. Choices: a. Spaghetti. b. Sewer Adventures.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jena was cooking spaghetti for dinner. Sentence 2: She went pick up the groceries from the store. Sentence 3: The tomatoes appeared to be rotten. Sentence 4: Jena picked up a jar of spaghetti sauce. Sentence 5: She used pre made sauce instead of homemade. Choices: a. Spaghetti Sauce. b. The College.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tina was cooking spaghetti. Sentence 2: She was excited to try a new sauce. Sentence 3: When she went to open the jar, she dropped it. Sentence 4: Glass and sauce went everywhere. Sentence 5: She was sad her perfect dinner was ruined. Choices: a. Bunny Ears. b. Spaghetti.", "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'."}28{"query": "Sentence 1: Tim was drinking and watching television. Sentence 2: An intense scene came up. Sentence 3: It made Tim jump up. Sentence 4: He accidentally kicked over his glass of water. Sentence 5: Tim felt silly and cleaned it up. Choices: a. Movie. b. Spilled Water.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim caught a show on television. Sentence 2: He really got into it. Sentence 3: He went online to learn more about it. Sentence 4: He found out there were tons of older episodes. Sentence 5: Tim binge watched everything. Choices: a. Spilled polish. b. Older Episodes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tommy's father came in from mowing the lawn. Sentence 2: Tommy saw that he was hot and thirsty. Sentence 3: He gave his father a glass of what looked like chocolate milk. Sentence 4: Father took a big gulp and spat it out in the sink. Sentence 5: Tommy's father looked in the glass--it was a slurry of mud and milk. Choices: a. That's Not Chocolate Milk. b. Dusty TV.", "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'."}29{"query": "Sentence 1: Joey went with a group to the community pool. Sentence 2: His friends wanted to try the high dive. Sentence 3: Joey was nervous because the diving board was really high. Sentence 4: He climbed up and took a deep breath. Sentence 5: Joey jumped in and did a fantastic cannonball. Choices: a. High dive. b. Lobster.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Josh loved swimming in the ocean. Sentence 2: One day while swimming he lost use of his right arm. Sentence 3: Josh could swim very slowly with only one arm. Sentence 4: Josh made it to shore where he yelled for help. Sentence 5: Josh got help from someone who heard him yelling. Choices: a. Josh and the long swim. b. Selfish Effort.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bob walked nervously up to the pool's diving board. Sentence 2: He had never jumped off it before, but he was determined. Sentence 3: His parents encouraged him from their pool chairs. Sentence 4: When he was at the edge of the board, he stood still. Sentence 5: After about ten seconds, he finally jumped. Choices: a. The Dinosaur. b. Deep End.", "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'."}30{"query": "Sentence 1: Tina was pretty short. Sentence 2: Her boyfriend was pretty tall. Sentence 3: One day they got into a fight. Sentence 4: Tina's boyfriend put all her things on top of shelves. Sentence 5: Tina was annoyed and amused. Choices: a. The Curtains. b. Top Shelf.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Henry caught Dan trying to flirt with his girlfriend. Sentence 2: She was scared since Dan was a tall and muscular guy. Sentence 3: Henry tried to stand up for the sake of their relationship. Sentence 4: As a result, Dan physically abused him. Sentence 5: Henry had to go to the clinic but Dan got suspended. Choices: a. Nina gets a new Blender. b. Points for Standing Up.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Irene was taller than George by five inches. Sentence 2: She was so proud, she kept making fun of him. Sentence 3: When George grew up, he towered her by four inches. Sentence 4: Irene tried to put on some high heels. Sentence 5: But whatever she did, she never got taller than George again. Choices: a. Fighting for height. b. Afraid of the dark.", "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'."}31{"query": "Sentence 1: Bernie bought a set a golf clubs with high expectations. Sentence 2: He had never played but hoped to be good. Sentence 3: When he went to the gold course, he tried to swing a few times. Sentence 4: He thought he was pretty good so he tried it with a ball. Sentence 5: He swung the club but ended up on the ground with the ball intact. Choices: a. At the golf course. b. Exchange.", "pos": "Sentence 1: A man went to the golf course to play a round by himself. Sentence 2: The worker at the course asked if he would want a caddie. Sentence 3: The man did not have enough money to afford one. Sentence 4: He declined the offer and set his bag down at the first hole. Sentence 5: He played the entire round with just two clubs and a putter. Choices: a. Later Caddie. b. Plea Bargain.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The girl went to the sporting goods store. Sentence 2: She bought a shiny new golf club. Sentence 3: She couldn't wait to test it out! Sentence 4: She hit the golf course that night. Sentence 5: She golfed better than she ever had! Choices: a. Signed. b. The Golf Club.", "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'."}32{"query": "Sentence 1: I went to the mall yesterday to check out some sunglasses. Sentence 2: I could not believe how amazing the sunglasses were. Sentence 3: When I tried some on, I asked for the price. Sentence 4: The saleswoman told me they were one thousand dollars. Sentence 5: I was shocked and immediately went home. Choices: a. Long ferry line. b. Amazing sunglasses.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kelley really wanted a new iPhone. Sentence 2: Luckily the new one was coming out today. Sentence 3: She raced over to the store to get one. Sentence 4: Unfortunately the line was atrocious. Sentence 5: It took her three hours just to get her phone. Choices: a. Derp Derp Derp. b. New phone line.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie wanted a lipstick set. Sentence 2: There was a particular one she wanted. Sentence 3: But it was all sold out online. Sentence 4: So she got it off eBay instead. Sentence 5: Unfortunately she had to pay ten times the cost. Choices: a. Lipstick set. b. Walking into the door.", "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'."}33{"query": "Sentence 1: The air ducts needed cleaning. Sentence 2: I called the air duct cleaning service. Sentence 3: They arrived promptly at noon. Sentence 4: The cleaners cleaned all of my air ducts. Sentence 5: The air in my house is now cleaner. Choices: a. Fresh Air In My House. b. Heal the Healer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Every morning, Jill sneezed and coughed. Sentence 2: But she didn't know what caused it. Sentence 3: She cleaned up everything in her house. Sentence 4: But it didn't go away. Sentence 5: After buying an air purifier, however, her problems went away. Choices: a. Clean Air. b. Fast.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The Shaker family decided to do spring cleaning one weekend. Sentence 2: Jon found a family of roaches in the basement. Sentence 3: They sprayed them and then sprayed the perimeter of the house. Sentence 4: There were no more roaches after that. Sentence 5: Jon was very glad of that. Choices: a. The Foul Shots. b. Spring Cleaning.", "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'."}34{"query": "Sentence 1: I went to the beach yesterday. Sentence 2: As we were walking I was carrying the cooler and beach chair. Sentence 3: It was too much to carry. Sentence 4: I nearly passed out. Sentence 5: I had to stop and take a ten minute break. Choices: a. Having to return it. b. Carrying too many things.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Today I went to the beach. Sentence 2: I was feeling great at first, however then I started getting sick. Sentence 3: My head was throbbing and I needed to leave. Sentence 4: When I got home I took Motrin. Sentence 5: Thankfully when I took it, I was cured. Choices: a. Mcdonald's. b. Bad headache.", "neg": "Sentence 1: We were at the beach and I had to use the bathroom. Sentence 2: I felt trapped. Sentence 3: I knew I had to use the portable ones. Sentence 4: So I held my breath and went in. Sentence 5: It was disgusting and I immediately ran out. Choices: a. Having to use a portable bathroom. b. Massive waves.", "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'."}35{"query": "Sentence 1: Randy was a lonely single man. Sentence 2: He needed a new friend to keep him company. Sentence 3: He wasn't the most social person to begin with. Sentence 4: He sees an ad for a cute puppy in the local newspaper. Sentence 5: Randy decided to buy the puppy and falls in love with his new friend. Choices: a. Randy buys a puppy. b. Parenting..", "pos": "Sentence 1: After being bitten by a dog as a child, Peter was afraid of animals. Sentence 2: His parents bought him a puppy to help him with his fear. Sentence 3: At first, Peter stayed away from the puppy. Sentence 4: Then, one night, the puppy laid by Peter's feet as he slept. Sentence 5: The puppy was so cute that Peter forgot his fear forever. Choices: a. Peter Gets a Puppy. b. Short Ralph.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lisa found an adorable puppy alone in the park. Sentence 2: She looked for his owner but to no avail. Sentence 3: She brought him home and made him a bed. Sentence 4: She quickly fell in love with the sweet dog. Sentence 5: He stayed at her house from then on! Choices: a. Dog. b. The Cute Puppy.", "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'."}36{"query": "Sentence 1: Tania was walking to school one day. Sentence 2: Suddenly the sound in her headphones cut out. Sentence 3: She tried for a while to fix the cord. Sentence 4: Nothing would work though and she had to give up. Sentence 5: It took a week to save up for replacement headphones. Choices: a. Karate Tournament. b. No Head Phones.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kate bought flimsy headphones from a highway gas station. Sentence 2: They cost way more than they were worth. Sentence 3: To top it off they sounded terrible. Sentence 4: Usually you get what you pay for. Sentence 5: This was one of those times that was not the case. Choices: a. George visits the comic book store.. b. Poor Quality.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim went jogging one morning. Sentence 2: He wasn't paying attention and hit a tree. Sentence 3: He fell down and broke his ipod. Sentence 4: Tim didn't even care and kept running. Sentence 5: He realized though how boring it was without music. Choices: a. Music. b. The Fall.", "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'."}37{"query": "Sentence 1: When I was three years old, I still used a binky. Sentence 2: My favorite binky that I used every day said Love Bug on the front. Sentence 3: I walked around with it in my mouth all the time. Sentence 4: I even sucked on it at the dinner table, only taking it out to eat. Sentence 5: I slept with my binky every single night that year. Choices: a. My Favorite Binky. b. The Kicking.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I got Charlie Horse when I was four years old. Sentence 2: He's a brown stuffed horse, and at 35 I still sleep with him at night. Sentence 3: He was my best friend, and always laid at the head of my bed. Sentence 4: I laid him next to me, smelling his soft fur every night. Sentence 5: I liked to listen to my radio as I fell asleep cuddling him. Choices: a. Charlie Horse. b. Corn.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The baby was very small. Sentence 2: He looked up at me with bright blue eyes. Sentence 3: He kicked his little feet happily. Sentence 4: I couldn't help but pick him up. Sentence 5: He grinned from ear to ear. Choices: a. The Slide. b. Baby.", "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'."}38{"query": "Sentence 1: Our condo had a no pets policy. Sentence 2: One day an owner bought a small dog for her daughter. Sentence 3: Neighbors complained to the trustees. Sentence 4: The owner said the dog was a service dog for her autistic daughter. Sentence 5: The trustees said the dog had to be certified as a service dog. Choices: a. Son. b. Service Dog.", "pos": "Sentence 1: John heard a talent competition was coming to town. Sentence 2: He took his dog to the auditions. Sentence 3: John and his dog did some amazing tricks for the judges. Sentence 4: The judges told John they couldn't allow an animal in the show. Sentence 5: John took his labrador home, watching the talent show on TV. Choices: a. App. b. Not Allowed.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Chad's neighbors had a large dog. Sentence 2: The dog would bark loudly outside every night. Sentence 3: The barking kept Chad from getting much sleep. Sentence 4: Chad asked his neighbors to do something about their dog. Sentence 5: The neighbors decided to keep their dog indoors at night. Choices: a. Barking Dog. b. The Attack.", "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'."}39{"query": "Sentence 1: I wanted to start turning my articles into podcasts. Sentence 2: I researched which microphone to buy for hours. Sentence 3: Eventually I bought a dynamic mic instead of a condenser mic. Sentence 4: I reasoned that it wouldn't need an independent power supply. Sentence 5: It still needed a preamp to connect to the computer, which delayed me. Choices: a. Sound Equipment. b. The Engagement Ring.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I wanted a piece of jewelry that meant something special. Sentence 2: I looked at a specialty shop on the internet. Sentence 3: They had rings in the shapes of names. Sentence 4: I purchased one in my son's name. Sentence 5: I wear it every single day. Choices: a. Ring. b. Job Opportunity.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Green had always wanted these blue headphones. Sentence 2: The only issue was they were very expensive. Sentence 3: Green did not have a lot of money. Sentence 4: She mowed lawns and slowly got cash. Sentence 5: One day, she was able to buy the headphones. Choices: a. Phone. b. Headphones.", "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'."}40{"query": "Sentence 1: I walked in the lunch line to receive my food. Sentence 2: The lunch lady handed a tray to me. Sentence 3: I was excited since macaroni and cheese is my favorite food. Sentence 4: However, I noticed several pieces of hair around the pasta. Sentence 5: For safety purposes, I threw away my food. Choices: a. Store. b. Instantly Disgusted.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The bathroom was starting to smell strange. Sentence 2: The tub was backed up with an odd colored liquid. Sentence 3: I used a plunger on the drain. Sentence 4: A giant ball of hair extracted itself. Sentence 5: I threw it away, feeling sickened. Choices: a. Cholesterol. b. Bathroom.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jake was making a sandwich. Sentence 2: He had all the ingredients ready. Sentence 3: He put everything together. Sentence 4: Right before taking a bit he noticed the moldy bread. Sentence 5: Jake had to throw away the sandwich. Choices: a. Moldy Bread. b. Wigs.", "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'."}41{"query": "Sentence 1: Jaime walked into her aunt Anita's house. Sentence 2: Jaime wondered why a stack of Encyclopedias sat by the couch? Sentence 3: Next, Anita's son walked through the front door. Sentence 4: Anita picked up an Encyclopedia and threw it at her son. Sentence 5: Jaime rubbed her chin and thought, that's why they're there. Choices: a. The Books By The Couch. b. New House.", "pos": "Sentence 1: In a fit of anger, she kicked the cabinet. Sentence 2: The door immediately caved in. Sentence 3: She stood there in horror at what she had done. Sentence 4: She knew she would have to repair the damage. Sentence 5: She covered it with a towel, hoping nobody would notice. Choices: a. Cabinet. b. The Shelter.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jason was playing on the floor building a card house. Sentence 2: His younger brother ran in the room knocking down the house. Sentence 3: Jason was furious. Sentence 4: He jumped up and shoved his brother. Sentence 5: His mother saw and punished Jason. Choices: a. The Stage. b. Knocking Down the House.", "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'."}42{"query": "Sentence 1: Ken gave Tom and his wife presents. Sentence 2: Tom opened up his gift basket. Sentence 3: It was a sports jersey with his favorite basketball team. Sentence 4: When Tom's wife opened her gift, her mouth dropped. Sentence 5: It was a diamond ring with gold surrounding it. Choices: a. Lorde. b. Suspicious Gift.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Anna married the love of her life. Sentence 2: He made very little money, but she didn't care. Sentence 3: After the wedding, he pulled out two tickets. Sentence 4: He had saved all year to surprise her with them. Sentence 5: They were honeymoon tickets - to Hawaii! Choices: a. Encounter. b. Surprise.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The woman tried on a necklace. Sentence 2: She liked the way it looked. Sentence 3: She asked her husband if she should buy it. Sentence 4: He told her not to buy it. Sentence 5: He bought it for her later as a surprise gift. Choices: a. Necklace. b. Long wait.", "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'."}43{"query": "Sentence 1: Stephanie brought her favorite book to school. Sentence 2: During recess, all the students out to the playground. Sentence 3: Stephanie was the only one who stayed behind. Sentence 4: She pulled her book out of the bag and read at her desk. Sentence 5: Getting lost in a book was much more enjoyable to her. Choices: a. Book Worm. b. Wilma flies a kite.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Esmae loved reading books. Sentence 2: One day the library had a book sale with all the classics. Sentence 3: Esmae reluctantly borrowed $20 from her mother to go to the sale. Sentence 4: She came home with a huge stack of wonderful books. Sentence 5: Now Esmae happily does extra chores to pay back her mother. Choices: a. The Book Sale. b. Lost Dog.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Betsy bought a new wagon for her kids. Sentence 2: They had a lot of fun riding in it to go to the library. Sentence 3: She would pile books around them. Sentence 4: When they got home, they'd spend all day reading. Sentence 5: Then they'd load the wagon up again and go back! Choices: a. Letter to a Friend. b. The Wagon.", "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'."}44{"query": "Sentence 1: Abigail had been using the same phone for three years. Sentence 2: One day it finally broke for good. Sentence 3: She didn't know where to start with a new phone. Sentence 4: Her brother recommended her some brands. Sentence 5: Luckily, she found a great new phone that she loved. Choices: a. The Bus Fight. b. The New Phone.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Nicole had dropped her phone in the bathtub. Sentence 2: She tried freezing it in a bag of rice. Sentence 3: It still would not work. Sentence 4: She went to the local phone store. Sentence 5: She happily got a new phone. Choices: a. Social Media Drama. b. A trip to the phone story.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sally bought a brand new cell phone. Sentence 2: She thought that the case it came with was too clunky. Sentence 3: She threw away the case. Sentence 4: The next day she dropped her phone. Sentence 5: The screen shattered. Choices: a. Sally's Cell Phone. b. Snow day.", "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'."}45{"query": "Sentence 1: Lou was getting his hair cut for prom. Sentence 2: The barber was razoring around his hairline. Sentence 3: All of a sudden, the barber sneezed. Sentence 4: The razor raked up Lou's head leaving a bald streak. Sentence 5: Lou's date was not pleased when he showed up with a baseball cap. Choices: a. Mistimed Sneeze. b. Uncontrollable.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lawrence was getting a haircut at the barber shop. Sentence 2: The barber did not understand what Lawrence wanted. Sentence 3: He ended up shaving Lawrence's head. Sentence 4: Lawrence was very upset. Sentence 5: He went home and bought a wig. Choices: a. Haircut. b. Nothing is really free.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ed went to the barber for a trim before the prom. Sentence 2: Everything was going fine until the barber was shaving his hairline. Sentence 3: His hand slipped, leaving Ed with a bald streak in the back. Sentence 4: There was nothing Ed could do at that point. Sentence 5: He just hoped his date wouldn't be too embarrassed of him. Choices: a. The Sweater. b. Bad Hair Cut.", "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'."}46{"query": "Sentence 1: Kya's doctor said dehydration caused her fatigue and loss of energy. Sentence 2: He told Kya to drink a gallon of water per day. Sentence 3: Kya bought a two-liter Thermos and carried it everywhere. Sentence 4: Every day, she filled it twice, and drank down the water. Sentence 5: It was hard at first, but soon she found she was feeling much better! Choices: a. target Practice. b. Water.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Viri went to the gym. Sentence 2: She headed straight for the squat press. Sentence 3: Viri has been working out hard the past few months. Sentence 4: She's ready to add some more weight to the bar. Sentence 5: After the first squat, Viri is proud of herself. Choices: a. Draining the Pond. b. Squats.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Maddie wanted to lead a healthier life. Sentence 2: She began to exercise, and she especially enjoyed running. Sentence 3: At first, Maddie could only run for a few minutes at a time. Sentence 4: With practice, she was able to finish a 5k race with a good time. Sentence 5: Maddie then felt strong and healthy, accomplishing her goal. Choices: a. Healthier Life. b. Bad Dancer.", "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'."}47{"query": "Sentence 1: Liz loved a band that was coming to town. Sentence 2: Her parents weren't sure about letting her go. Sentence 3: Liz did extra chores and did well in school. Sentence 4: Eventually her parents let her go. Sentence 5: Liz had a great time that she will always cherish. Choices: a. Fun Concert. b. The Puppy.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tori's favorite band was in concert near her. Sentence 2: Tori really wanted to meet the lead singer of the band. Sentence 3: Tori decided to sneak in through the backstage area. Sentence 4: The security caught Tori sneaking in. Sentence 5: Tori's parents had to pick her up from the concert arena. Choices: a. The Concert. b. The Fridge.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Liz decided to get her parents a new puppy. Sentence 2: She had a friend who was selling his puppy. Sentence 3: Liz went and met the puppy and fell in love. Sentence 4: Her name was Mya. Sentence 5: Liz surprised her parents with the new puppy. Choices: a. Hermit Crabs. b. Puppy.", "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'."}48{"query": "Sentence 1: Jane jogged often. Sentence 2: She decided to get new running shoes. Sentence 3: She got an expensive pair. Sentence 4: They turned out to be uncomfortable. Sentence 5: Jane returned to her old shoes instead. Choices: a. Improving my typing. b. Running Shoes.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jennie went to the mall to find some new shoes. Sentence 2: She saw that her favorite shoe store was having a sale. Sentence 3: She bought three pairs of shoes that she liked. Sentence 4: She tried on the shoes once she got home. Sentence 5: She didn't like the way any of them fit. Choices: a. Racecar. b. Tight Shoes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Liz enjoyed going for runs. Sentence 2: She went out for a run around the block but wore the wrong shoes. Sentence 3: These shoes gave her a blister. Sentence 4: It took her a whole week to be able to run again. Sentence 5: Liz now only owns running shoes for casual wear. Choices: a. Problem solved. b. The Rug.", "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'."}49{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was tired from work. Sentence 2: He decided to watch a movie. Sentence 3: He liked what he was seeing. Sentence 4: Unfortunately he passed out in the middle of it. Sentence 5: Tom had to watch it again the next day. Choices: a. Too Tired. b. Stubbed Toe.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was at his local gym. Sentence 2: He was running on the treadmill. Sentence 3: He stopped paying attention and tripped. Sentence 4: The treadmill sent him flying across the room. Sentence 5: Tom was too embarrassed to ever return. Choices: a. Gym Accident. b. Tired.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom watched a scary movie. Sentence 2: He excitedly told his friends about it. Sentence 3: They all went out and watched it too. Sentence 4: Nobody else found it scary. Sentence 5: Tom's movie views were never taken seriously again. Choices: a. A Long Nap. b. Scary Movie.", "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'."}50{"query": "Sentence 1: Mark had bought a new car. Sentence 2: Within a week, the car developed engine trouble. Sentence 3: The car was still under warrantee. Sentence 4: Mark brought the car back to the dealership. Sentence 5: The dealership allowed him to exchange the car. Choices: a. New Neighbors. b. Lemon.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sam purchased a brand new car from his local dealership. Sentence 2: When he drove it home, it started to make weird noises. Sentence 3: Sam determined the noise was coming from the engine. Sentence 4: He took it back to the dealership and explained to them the problem. Sentence 5: Sam was able to get his car replaced due to a faulty engine. Choices: a. Robbie's Wreck. b. Replacement Car.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Recently I bought a new car. Sentence 2: I decided to drive my old neighborhood. Sentence 3: Seeing the state it is at now made me feel depress. Sentence 4: The roads and houses looked terrible. Sentence 5: I wish there was something I could do. Choices: a. Old neighborhood. b. Cereal Mistake.", "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'."}51{"query": "Sentence 1: Steve got home late from work and pulled into his parking lot. Sentence 2: He was annoyed to see there was a car parked in his reserved spot. Sentence 3: He left a note on the car and went to find street parking. Sentence 4: The next morning, there was a note taped to Steve's front door. Sentence 5: It was from a new neighbor, who apologized profusely for the mistake. Choices: a. Parking Problems. b. A Weighty Problem.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Nothing makes me more angry than a full parking lot. Sentence 2: I wish more business had bigger parking lots. Sentence 3: I usually wait for someone to pull out. Sentence 4: This usually takes several minutes. Sentence 5: The spots that do become available are usually horrible. Choices: a. Full Parking lot.. b. Spoiled milk.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mark had bought a new car. Sentence 2: Within a week, the car developed engine trouble. Sentence 3: The car was still under warrantee. Sentence 4: Mark brought the car back to the dealership. Sentence 5: The dealership allowed him to exchange the car. Choices: a. New Neighbors. b. Lemon.", "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'."}52{"query": "Sentence 1: The official called my name. Sentence 2: I took a seat on the mechanical bull while he buckled my seat. Sentence 3: The bull started to move aggressively. Sentence 4: I tried to hold my stance. Sentence 5: After a few seconds, the bull threw me on the ground. Choices: a. Ginger Ale Almost Killed Me. b. Flat on Face.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Clay bounced up and down on the bull like a rag doll. Sentence 2: He held on and tried to match his movements to the bull. Sentence 3: The bull kicked and twisted. Sentence 4: Clay jumped off and ran after the bell sounded. Sentence 5: He had finished the ride and scored well. Choices: a. What was she thinking. b. Bull Ride.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One time I went to my town's fair with one of my cousins. Sentence 2: We rode many of the rides together. Sentence 3: Near closing time we rode the Ring of Fire. Sentence 4: She is bigger than me so the seat wasn't secure with both of us. Sentence 5: It was a terrifying ride as the whole time I was about to fall out! Choices: a. A Wild Ride. b. The Windows.", "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'."}53{"query": "Sentence 1: Selena was getting ready for an event. Sentence 2: She put her hair up in a stylish do. Sentence 3: Then she slipped into her beautiful dress. Sentence 4: After slipping on her shoes, she was out. Sentence 5: She arrived to the event with all eyes on her. Choices: a. Looking Good. b. Mufasa.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Liz was excited about going to prom. Sentence 2: She needed a dress. Sentence 3: Her mom did not have enough money to buy a new prom dress. Sentence 4: She decided to make Liz a dress. Sentence 5: They found the perfect material and made Liz a beautiful dress. Choices: a. Prom Dress. b. Submitting a Project.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Brooke was known for her pretty clothes. Sentence 2: She was always perfectly dressed. Sentence 3: She found a beautiful dress for a special occasion. Sentence 4: All her friends raved about how great she looked. Sentence 5: Brooke was glad that her reputation was going to continue. Choices: a. The lost parakeet. b. The Fashion Icon.", "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'."}54{"query": "Sentence 1: James was playing video names when he got a bloody nose. Sentence 2: The blood came out quickly, staining his jeans. Sentence 3: When the bleeding stopped he was left to deal with the mess. Sentence 4: Nothing seemed to get the blood out of his pants. Sentence 5: Luckily, his mom took the pants and somehow fixed them. Choices: a. Four Tries. b. Bloody Pants.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Scott was in school. Sentence 2: He was uncomfortable in his desk and shifting around. Sentence 3: Suddenly as his legs spread too far he felt his jeans rip. Sentence 4: He was so embarrassed he rushed straight home after class. Sentence 5: Luckily no one seemed to notice his pants. Choices: a. Ghost Tour. b. The Ripped Pants.", "neg": "Sentence 1: John fell and ripped his jeans. Sentence 2: His mom sewed a patch on the knee. Sentence 3: He went to school the next day in the pants. Sentence 4: The patch fell off as soon as he started running. Sentence 5: John's mom was mad that he was so hard on things. Choices: a. The Patch. b. Rihanna.", "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'."}55{"query": "Sentence 1: The county of Rochester needed a new park. Sentence 2: The county council couldn't decide where to put it though! Sentence 3: They couldn't afford the landscaping for one in the old empty lots. Sentence 4: So they went to the city and asked for help. Sentence 5: The city was glad to help, and soon Rochester had a new park. Choices: a. City planning. b. Special Kittens.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Katia went to see the mayor of her small town. Sentence 2: She wanted to improve the quality of their recycling facilities. Sentence 3: She laid out a detail plan. Sentence 4: The mayor was extremely favorable to her ideas. Sentence 5: He accepted to implement the changes over a period of five years. Choices: a. Girl with a plan. b. Gambling wisely.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Demetri wanted to start a vegetable garden. Sentence 2: He bought all of the relevant equipment and seeds. Sentence 3: He could not find space on his property for the garden. Sentence 4: Demetri bought land and started a community garden instead. Sentence 5: It became a feature of the city and was well-liked. Choices: a. Elephants. b. Vegetable Garden.", "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'."}56{"query": "Sentence 1: I asked Dan if he wanted to come to my birthday party. Sentence 2: He told me that he had no money at all. Sentence 3: During the next week, I asked if he wanted to hang out. Sentence 4: He said that he had no money another time. Sentence 5: Three days later, he asked if he can borrow money. Choices: a. Crocodile Hunter. b. Always Broke.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mitch was a lousy friend. Sentence 2: He was never there in times of need. Sentence 3: He took money and never paid back. Sentence 4: When he fell into bad luck, his friends left him alone. Sentence 5: And for the first time he understood what it was like. Choices: a. Wedding Date. b. Lousy friend.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Rufus was having a tough time with bills. Sentence 2: His birthday was coming up and he hoped to get some gift money. Sentence 3: Unfortunately the day came and went without any cards. Sentence 4: Rufus was depressed and worried about money. Sentence 5: He ended up having to ask for his parents help. Choices: a. No Birthday Money. b. The New Baby.", "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'."}57{"query": "Sentence 1: Doug was nervous. Sentence 2: He was in line for a roller coaster. Sentence 3: He stepped up to climb in. Sentence 4: At the last minute, he cried and climbed out. Sentence 5: He was just too scared to do it. Choices: a. The Roller Coaster. b. Sad Electrician Story.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Allie went on the highest roller coaster. Sentence 2: She wanted to go on it forever. Sentence 3: Finally she took a seat on it. Sentence 4: All of the sudden, she got stuck. Sentence 5: They had to wait an hour to be rescued. Choices: a. Stuck on top. b. Talent show.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was excited to go to the amusement park. Sentence 2: He wanted to go on one specific ride. Sentence 3: Unfortunately it was being fixed at the time. Sentence 4: Tom was disappointed. Sentence 5: He went on other rides but it wasn't the same. Choices: a. Boo!. b. Broken Ride.", "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'."}58{"query": "Sentence 1: Larry tried out for the baseball team. Sentence 2: He was so happy when he made it! Sentence 3: But his first practice, he swung too hard. Sentence 4: His bat snapped in half. Sentence 5: Larry's dad had to buy him a new one. Choices: a. Her Mom. b. Bat.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Chase loved climbing trees. Sentence 2: His mother always told him not to do it because it was dangerous. Sentence 3: Chase disobeyed his mother and climbed the tree anyway. Sentence 4: Chase fell down from the tree and broke his arm. Sentence 5: Chase's mother had to take him to the hospital. Choices: a. Making the Team. b. Tree Climbing.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I loved to play baseball when I was younger and our team was good. Sentence 2: We went all the way to the final game of the local competition. Sentence 3: We were facing an undefeated travelling team and were nervous. Sentence 4: The game stayed tied until the bottom of the 7th inning. Sentence 5: I was on third and Rusty hit a single and I scored for the win. Choices: a. Baseball. b. The single mother.", "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'."}59{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was out playing with friends. Sentence 2: He decided to jump over a fence. Sentence 3: His hand got cut up by a sharp corner. Sentence 4: The metal was extra rusty. Sentence 5: Tom's parents made him take a tetanus shot. Choices: a. Tetanus Shot. b. Clever Mom.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was out walking one day. Sentence 2: A rabid dog jumped out and bit him. Sentence 3: Tom had to be taken to the hospital. Sentence 4: There they made him take rabies shots just in case. Sentence 5: They were painful but Tom understood the need. Choices: a. Rabies Shots. b. THe Candles.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One day, I was out back of our house with some friends as a teenager. Sentence 2: We were messing around, and one of my friends had a BB gun. Sentence 3: He was shooting things, and next thing I knew, I felt a sting. Sentence 4: My friend had shot me with the BB gun in my hand! Sentence 5: I had a BB stuck in my finger for months after that! Choices: a. Brain Surgery. b. BB Guns.", "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'."}60{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom lived in a hot weather climate. Sentence 2: Tom disliked sweating. Sentence 3: One day his home's air conditioner stopped working. Sentence 4: He called a repairman. Sentence 5: The repair-man fixed Tom's air conditioning unit. Choices: a. Hair. b. Air Conditioner.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom loved the summer time. Sentence 2: He always wore tennis shoes. Sentence 3: He noticed his feet would sweat excessively. Sentence 4: One day he bought sandals and began wearing those instead. Sentence 5: His feet stopped sweating and Tom loved summer even more. Choices: a. Cheer tryouts. b. Sandals.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom lived in a nice apartment. Sentence 2: Tom had long hair. Sentence 3: Tom clogged his drain with his hair. Sentence 4: Tom bought a chemical drain unclogging product. Sentence 5: Tom used the product to successfully unclog the drain. Choices: a. Drain. b. New Guitar.", "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'."}61{"query": "Sentence 1: My wife and I are fairly wealthy. Sentence 2: The local zoo contacted us seeking a contribution. Sentence 3: We gave what we thought was a sizable sum. Sentence 4: We later learned they put our name on a bench. Sentence 5: We couldn't imagine how much other donors must have given. Choices: a. Bench Donation. b. Buying a Table.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Years ago I met this well dressed man on the street. Sentence 2: We begin a long conversation. Sentence 3: He told me that he once was a homeless person but now he's wealthy. Sentence 4: He told me that he save ten dollars. Sentence 5: He took five of his ten dollars and bought lottery tickets and won. Choices: a. Homeless Man. b. Karen the dog-lover.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I am very good at branding my name. Sentence 2: I started out with only $50 million when I was 20 years old. Sentence 3: Now I have amassed $10 billion through selling my brand. Sentence 4: I put my brand name on buildings, water and steaks. Sentence 5: I even have my own brand of clothing, but I don't wear it myself. Choices: a. Ducks. b. Brand.", "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'."}62{"query": "Sentence 1: Regina had forgotten to call her best friend. Sentence 2: It was her friend's birthday. Sentence 3: She tried to call her friend no one answered. Sentence 4: Regina decided to stop by her friend's house. Sentence 5: She was surprised to discover her best friend was out of town. Choices: a. First Driver to the Finish Line. b. Missing Birthday Girl.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Allie was having a birthday party. Sentence 2: She decided to not invite Tina. Sentence 3: Tina got very mad. Sentence 4: So when Allie had her party, Tina was alone. Sentence 5: She wasn't amused. Choices: a. Forgetting the Gift. b. Birthday party.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tina had a birthday party. Sentence 2: She was so excited for it. Sentence 3: But unfortunately no one showed up. Sentence 4: Tina felt so defeated. Sentence 5: She realized they were not her real friends. Choices: a. No one showed up. b. A Reason To Practice.", "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'."}63{"query": "Sentence 1: Connor had a bad day at work. Sentence 2: He came home from work. Sentence 3: Connor's son came up to ask him a question. Sentence 4: Connor blew up at his son. Sentence 5: Connor later apologized for hurting his son's feelings. Choices: a. A Bad Day at Work. b. The Hard Knock.", "pos": "Sentence 1: My nephew works for a construction company. Sentence 2: He was complaining about work while talking to his mom. Sentence 3: He said the owner hired a friend and paid him more. Sentence 4: His mother said that was the way of the world. Sentence 5: He hung up in disgust. Choices: a. Work Beefs. b. The Planter.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Aaron has had a rough few weeks at home. Sentence 2: He is beginning to lash out at work. Sentence 3: He insults his boss. Sentence 4: And he yells at a coworker. Sentence 5: Aaron is promptly fired and must deal with his issues at home. Choices: a. She was so sick!. b. Aaron gets fired.", "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'."}64{"query": "Sentence 1: Sara spend all day baking a cake for her daughter. Sentence 2: It was her birthday. Sentence 3: Her son dropped the cake well taking it to her car. Sentence 4: So Sarah had to go to bakery and buy a cake. Sentence 5: Sara was sad that her cake was destroyed . Choices: a. Homework. b. baked.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tabitha was preparing for her son's birthday. Sentence 2: She had spent all morning working on a cake. Sentence 3: While it was baking she began working on decorations. Sentence 4: Suddenly she smelled something burning. Sentence 5: Her cake was burnt and totally ruined. Choices: a. Bad Essay. b. The Burned Cake.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Isabella took all the ingredients from the fridge to bake a cake. Sentence 2: She mixed them together. Sentence 3: When it was time to add the baking powder, her face fell. Sentence 4: She didn't have any. Sentence 5: She had to drive all the way to the market to finally finish her cake. Choices: a. Baking cake. b. Fur.", "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'."}65{"query": "Sentence 1: Doug wanted to learn how to play a song. Sentence 2: He worked very hard practicing on his guitar. Sentence 3: He tried over and over. Sentence 4: One day he finally got it and it clicked for him. Sentence 5: Doug played the song wonderfully on the guitar. Choices: a. The Guitar. b. Just Missed It.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Josh vowed to learn to play an instrument. Sentence 2: He chose to learn guitar. Sentence 3: At first it was hard for him to figure it out. Sentence 4: After a few lessons though he was playing a couple songs. Sentence 5: At the next family gathering he played and impressed everyone. Choices: a. Piano Man. b. Moving.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kia signed up for guitar lessons. Sentence 2: At first she was terrible. Sentence 3: She couldn't strum any chords properly! Sentence 4: But after a few weeks she improved. Sentence 5: Soon Kia was an expert guitarist. Choices: a. The crash. b. Strum.", "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'."}66{"query": "Sentence 1: Sue has a Spanish test at the end of the week. Sentence 2: She has studied for days. Sentence 3: She was still nervous. Sentence 4: When she got to class, she reviewed her notes again. Sentence 5: Sue knew she passed her test. Choices: a. New Watch. b. Spanish Test.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sara has a test tomorrow. Sentence 2: She has been studying all week. Sentence 3: When she got to the test, she got anxious. Sentence 4: She ended up failing. Sentence 5: However, Sara was able to talk to her teacher and get a retake. Choices: a. High Heels. b. test.", "neg": "Sentence 1: John had a test coming up in three days. Sentence 2: So John was ready to study for his test. Sentence 3: He needed to pass it in order pass the class. Sentence 4: John studied for those three days. Sentence 5: John took the test and passed it. Choices: a. Study. b. Published.", "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'."}67{"query": "Sentence 1: Jane worked as a teller at a grocery store. Sentence 2: Every now and then she would get weird money. Sentence 3: Money she thought might be fake. Sentence 4: One time a customer paid with fresh new twenties. Sentence 5: They all wound up being fake. Choices: a. False Money. b. Bill quits his job.", "pos": "Sentence 1: My niece works for the RMV. Sentence 2: The other day a man wanted to renew his license. Sentence 3: His record showed he owed $480 as his check for fees had bounced. Sentence 4: He tried to pay by check again, but the RMV wanted cash. Sentence 5: He walked out without paying. Choices: a. RMV Story. b. Lottery.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mary worked at a grocery . Sentence 2: She gave a customer too much change one day. Sentence 3: The customer came back later and returned the change. Sentence 4: Mary was very grateful. Sentence 5: Mary was more careful counting change. Choices: a. Afternoon ice cream. b. Extra Change.", "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'."}68{"query": "Sentence 1: Anna hated showing her legs. Sentence 2: But she was going to the theme park and it was ninety degrees! Sentence 3: She compromised and wore capri pants. Sentence 4: She thought people would stare at her fat legs, but nobody did. Sentence 5: She ended up feeling very comfortable! Choices: a. Tina's Birthday. b. Shorts.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kate liked the heat. Sentence 2: But it was going to be over 90 degrees for 3 days. Sentence 3: She didn't like to use her air conditioner. Sentence 4: But it was too hot to use just the fans. Sentence 5: She decided to make an exception and use her AC. Choices: a. Bus Stop. b. Days of Heat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Our granddaughter Anna is very fussy about her clothes. Sentence 2: She is only two, but wants to pick her outfits. Sentence 3: Today her mom wanted Anna to wear a dress. Sentence 4: Anna started crying. Sentence 5: They let her wear a t-shirt and shorts instead. Choices: a. Miss Fussy. b. Getting to the Store.", "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'."}69{"query": "Sentence 1: Mark was an excellent chef, he considered cooking an art. Sentence 2: He would prepare lavish dishes with the rarest of ingredients. Sentence 3: Lobsters, venison, dolphin you name it, he cooked it, and well. Sentence 4: He was chosen to cook for Obama and a grand feast it was. Sentence 5: One of the best chefs of the decade Mark became renown for his skill. Choices: a. Mark the chef.. b. A Cold Morning.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Antonio just finished culinary school. Sentence 2: He was excited to get a job as a chef! Sentence 3: He started working at a fancy French restaurant. Sentence 4: The diners all loved what he prepared. Sentence 5: Soon, Antonio was known as a great chef in their town! Choices: a. The Chef. b. The Hungry Mouse..", "neg": "Sentence 1: Aaron was a great chef. Sentence 2: He specialized in Italian dishes. Sentence 3: He made his own pasta and sauce. Sentence 4: When he fed it to his family, they all raved. Sentence 5: It was their new favorite recipe! Choices: a. The Diet. b. The Pasta.", "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'."}70{"query": "Sentence 1: Joe was really hungry. Sentence 2: He wanted some breakfast food. Sentence 3: Unfortunately it was past 11 AM. Sentence 4: Then Joe remembered some fast food places still served breakfast. Sentence 5: He wound up eating pancakes for lunch. Choices: a. New Friends. b. Breakfast All Day.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Today IHOP was charging only $1 for a short stack of pancakes. Sentence 2: My wife and I went this morning. Sentence 3: The group next to us ordered breakfast. Sentence 4: One man in the group ordered only one dish of pancakes. Sentence 5: I think he was either cheap or not hungry. Choices: a. Breakfast for Dinner. b. Short Stack of Pancakes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The people were hungry for breakfast. Sentence 2: They decided to scramble some eggs. Sentence 3: They made two dozen eggs in one pan. Sentence 4: They all scarfed them down. Sentence 5: Eggs were their favorite breakfast food. Choices: a. The Eggs. b. Barry Misses The Bus.", "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'."}71{"query": "Sentence 1: Uncle Tommy was the best uncle! Sentence 2: He would take his nieces and nephews out for ice cream. Sentence 3: Sometimes he would take them camping. Sentence 4: He took five nephews on a fishing trip last week. Sentence 5: They had a great time and made great memories. Choices: a. The Uncle. b. Dogs and Fleas.", "pos": "Sentence 1: As we visited with my uncle, he taught us a lot. Sentence 2: He walked on the property with me, and showed me his chickens. Sentence 3: He told me about the history of his Fjord horses. Sentence 4: He'd gotten them from a norwegian friend years ago. Sentence 5: I enjoyed listening to his stories that day. Choices: a. Fjord 2. b. Money.", "neg": "Sentence 1: When I was a child grandpa took me to the park. Sentence 2: Then he would take me in the tavern. Sentence 3: I saw the paintings in the tavern, and had some snacks. Sentence 4: Grandpa told me to not tell grandma we were there. Sentence 5: I didn't tell grandma. Choices: a. Dog Lover. b. Me And Grandpa.", "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'."}72{"query": "Sentence 1: Allana works and does HITs on mturk. Sentence 2: She put 100% effort into doing all of her HITs. Sentence 3: But one of them still got rejected. Sentence 4: She emailed the requester to find out why they rejected her. Sentence 5: It has been 2 weeks and the requester hasn't answered the email. Choices: a. Teacher At A Party. b. Unanswered email.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Misty wanted to join the beauty pageant to win 1st prize. Sentence 2: But first she had to qualify. Sentence 3: To qualify she had to wear three different dresses and score greatly. Sentence 4: She qualified and for the competition she had to perform a dance. Sentence 5: Misty did not win any prize but she plans on joining future pageants. Choices: a. Unanswered email. b. Pageant.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kelli was injured on the job and couldn't work for a while. Sentence 2: Because her bills continued to come in, she needed extra money. Sentence 3: She joined a work-at-home site online to make some extra cash. Sentence 4: Kelli really liked working on the site, and did a lot of hits. Sentence 5: One morning she woke up to her first rejection and she felt crushed. Choices: a. Rejected. b. Back 3.", "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'."}73{"query": "Sentence 1: Calvin was very excited. Sentence 2: He'd gotten a new toy for his birthday. Sentence 3: He played with it all night. Sentence 4: When he went to sleep, he put it in his bed with him! Sentence 5: He couldn't wait to wake up and play some more. Choices: a. The Toy. b. Why Is It So Hot?.", "pos": "Sentence 1: When I was three years old, I still used a binky. Sentence 2: My favorite binky that I used every day said Love Bug on the front. Sentence 3: I walked around with it in my mouth all the time. Sentence 4: I even sucked on it at the dinner table, only taking it out to eat. Sentence 5: I slept with my binky every single night that year. Choices: a. My Favorite Binky. b. The Kicking.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The baby was very small. Sentence 2: He looked up at me with bright blue eyes. Sentence 3: He kicked his little feet happily. Sentence 4: I couldn't help but pick him up. Sentence 5: He grinned from ear to ear. Choices: a. The Slide. b. Baby.", "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'."}74{"query": "Sentence 1: Sean was hiking when he was stung by a bee. Sentence 2: He thought nothing of it as he plucked out the stinger. Sentence 3: Suddenly he began to feel very sick. Sentence 4: He realized he must be allergic to bee stings. Sentence 5: He was able to call 911 and they helped before he passed out. Choices: a. Ruined Wedding. b. The Bee Allergy.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tony was playing outside with his friends. Sentence 2: They discovered a large bee's nest. Sentence 3: Tony poked it with a stick. Sentence 4: As the bees swarmed out, many stung Tony. Sentence 5: Tony discovered he is allergic to bees. Choices: a. Hannah and Nate. b. Bee Allergy.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Howard was bothered by a single wasp buzzing around on his porch. Sentence 2: He decided to try and hit it with an electrified fly swatter. Sentence 3: Instead of killing it, though, getting hit only made it angry. Sentence 4: It immediately flew directly at Howard and stung him in the face. Sentence 5: That day he learned just how resilient wasps can be. Choices: a. Wasp Killing. b. A Day at the Beach.", "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'."}75{"query": "Sentence 1: Mike wanted to beat his neighbor in a race. Sentence 2: His neighbor was very fast. Sentence 3: Mike practiced sprinting everyday. Sentence 4: Mike raced against him. Sentence 5: Mike still lost the race. Choices: a. Lost Dreams. b. Night Terrors.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The man sprinted down the track. Sentence 2: His friend sprinted faster than him. Sentence 3: He practiced sprinting for three months. Sentence 4: He became faster than his friend. Sentence 5: He made fun of his friend for being too slow. Choices: a. Sprint. b. Fred chokes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: There once was a runner who was great at his sport. Sentence 2: He could outrun everyone. Sentence 3: However, his son grew up to be almost as fast as him. Sentence 4: When he finally raced his son, he cheated to win. Sentence 5: He felt awful in the end. Choices: a. Budgeting. b. The Athlete.", "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'."}76{"query": "Sentence 1: Lucy was looking at the cookie jar at the table. Sentence 2: She was intrigued by it. Sentence 3: She wanted those cookies. Sentence 4: She then decided to take one. Sentence 5: Before she knew it, she ate the entire jar. Choices: a. Car accident. b. Cookie jar.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The girl made her favorite kind of dessert. Sentence 2: It was pudding that was made on the stove. Sentence 3: She ate the entire box of it by herself. Sentence 4: She licked the spoon and the bowl. Sentence 5: She was full! Choices: a. The Ping Pong Table. b. The Pudding.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Gina has a sick puppy. Sentence 2: It got into an open box of doggy biscuits. Sentence 3: The poor thing ate the entire box of treats. Sentence 4: Gina has to take her dog to the animal hospital. Sentence 5: She now hides all doggy treats inside her pantry. Choices: a. Sick Puppy. b. Award.", "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'."}77{"query": "Sentence 1: Joe wanted to go to see his friend. Sentence 2: Unfortunately, he had already promised his mum he'd help her shopping. Sentence 3: Joe then told his sister, Sally, that his mum wanted help shopping. Sentence 4: Their mum then decided to take both of them along. Sentence 5: Joe learned that he would have been better off just going alone. Choices: a. Annoying Little Sister. b. Puppy Please.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alison has to always share with her little sister. Sentence 2: She doesn't like sharing her favorite toys with anyone. Sentence 3: Her little sister just recently got a new toy as a birthday present. Sentence 4: Alison wanted to play with the toy. Sentence 5: She was surprised her little sister let her play with the toy. Choices: a. Sharing. b. Walk.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Timmy is going to have a new baby sister. Sentence 2: He wants to name her Emily. Sentence 3: His mom told him she already picked a name. Sentence 4: Timmy's sister's middle name is now Emily. Sentence 5: His mom did use the name he picked after all. Choices: a. Alma the Sales Associate. b. New Baby Sister.", "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'."}78{"query": "Sentence 1: Dan notices that he is running out of socks. Sentence 2: He decides to buy a few pairs of nice new socks. Sentence 3: Dan loves his new socks. Sentence 4: He starts wearing them every day. Sentence 5: Dan is happy he got socks. Choices: a. Newspaper Spears. b. Dan Gets New Socks.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim loved to read the newspaper. Sentence 2: He read two or three every single day. Sentence 3: One day, he could not find any newspapers in his home. Sentence 4: He rushed to the store to buy newspaper. Sentence 5: Once he bought some newspapers, Jim was very happy. Choices: a. Reading. b. Newspaper.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Chuck noticed that most of his socks were old and dirty. Sentence 2: He decided he needed to buy some new socks. Sentence 3: Chuck bought a new pair of socks. Sentence 4: He loved wearing them. Sentence 5: Chuck was happy that he had bought new socks. Choices: a. Chuck Buys New Socks. b. Repair.", "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'."}79{"query": "Sentence 1: I hate my boss' scheduling practices. Sentence 2: She schedules meetings within twenty minutes of closing time. Sentence 3: They always go overtime. Sentence 4: She never credits any of us with overtime. Sentence 5: I've begun the search for a new place of work. Choices: a. Meetings. b. Scary Crash.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Brett had become frustrated with his job. Sentence 2: His co workers don't work as hard as he does. Sentence 3: His boss also takes him for granted. Sentence 4: Brett found another job at a better company. Sentence 5: He left all the ungrateful people behind. Choices: a. New Job. b. Running out of Time.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Janet hated her job. Sentence 2: Her boss treated her badly and she didn't get paid enough. Sentence 3: She had been looking for other work. Sentence 4: When she finally got another job she quit. Sentence 5: She told her boss what was on her mind and walked out. Choices: a. Cook Out. b. How to Quit.", "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'."}80{"query": "Sentence 1: Steven was good at memorizing words really fast. Sentence 2: He challenged his friend to a word contest. Sentence 3: His friend Tony agreed. Sentence 4: Tony practiced very hard on his memorization word skills. Sentence 5: Tony was unable to beat Steven in the contest. Choices: a. The Fastest Bed Maker. b. Fastest Words.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Brad was a quick learner at the school of music in his city. Sentence 2: He was the ideal student to have and many of his teachers agreed. Sentence 3: He was a fast learner and could play any instrument they had. Sentence 4: He became the next Beethoven and went on to write many composure. Sentence 5: He was a genius composer and owed his success to his school of music. Choices: a. Basketball. b. The musical student.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Reynolds thought he was a great singer. Sentence 2: He was challenged by Beaux to sing off. Sentence 3: Reynolds accepted the challenge. Sentence 4: While Beaux practiced hard, Reynolds did not. Sentence 5: Beaux won by a landslide. Choices: a. Sing \"Off. b. Winning Queen.", "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'."}81{"query": "Sentence 1: The boy liked a girl. Sentence 2: The boy asked the girl out. Sentence 3: The girl refused. Sentence 4: The boy persisted. Sentence 5: The girl got a restraining order. Choices: a. girl. b. New experiment.", "pos": "Sentence 1: He wanted to ask the girl out. Sentence 2: He walked over to her locker and smiled. Sentence 3: She stared back at him coldly. Sentence 4: He asked if she would go out with him. Sentence 5: She rolled her eyes and walked away. Choices: a. Rejection. b. Jenna's trip to the zoo..", "neg": "Sentence 1: Alfie went to school at an all boys academy. Sentence 2: He didn't know many girls. Sentence 3: Alfie wanted to have a date for the school's social. Sentence 4: He asked his friend Joe if he knew any girls. Sentence 5: Joe gave Alfie his cousin's phone number. Choices: a. Flood. b. Date to the Dance.", "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'."}82{"query": "Sentence 1: Noah was having a hard time in school. Sentence 2: His mother took him for educational testing to try and help. Sentence 3: Noah was found to have a severe learning disability. Sentence 4: Knowing that didn't help Noah do better in school at all. Sentence 5: Noah and his mom both wished they had never heard of the test. Choices: a. Hot Sauce. b. Testing Doesn't Help.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Andrew hadn't studied for his history test. Sentence 2: He took history after lunch. Sentence 3: Andrew pretended to be sick around lunchtime. Sentence 4: He went home. Sentence 5: Andrew wasn't at school to take the test. Choices: a. Rejected. b. History Test.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim has a history test tomorrow. Sentence 2: He has not studied. Sentence 3: He decided to stay up and pull an allnighter. Sentence 4: When he got to school he fell asleep. Sentence 5: Tim failed his test. Choices: a. History test. b. No Pets.", "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'."}83{"query": "Sentence 1: I felt terrible for fearing the new neighbor who was deaf and ill. Sentence 2: I made a huge tray of cookies and brownies. Sentence 3: I took them over to his house. Sentence 4: I offered them to him and welcomed him to the neighborhood. Sentence 5: We sat and talked for hours, and greatly enjoyed the visit. Choices: a. Terrible. b. Airbag light.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One of our condo neighbors was friendly to us. Sentence 2: He drank beer on the porch and smiled a lot. Sentence 3: A few years later he suffered from depression. Sentence 4: He yelled at children in the condo. Sentence 5: Lately he has been getting better after taking medication. Choices: a. Depression. b. Aunt Shirley's Ride.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I walked my dog through the neighborhood today. Sentence 2: An area close by is inhabited by deaf families. Sentence 3: They have a road sign that we passed indicated deaf children present. Sentence 4: We were diligent that we watched for any kids on their own. Sentence 5: My son who is apraxic wanted to find a child to talk to. Choices: a. Candy. b. The Neighborhood.", "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'."}84{"query": "Sentence 1: Andrew was watching television. Sentence 2: The television turned off by itself. Sentence 3: He realized that there was a power outage. Sentence 4: He decided to look for a flashlight. Sentence 5: The power came back on as he stood up to look for a flashlight. Choices: a. Bully. b. Power Outage.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Billy enjoyed watching wrestling with his dad. Sentence 2: They were enjoying the wrestling pay per-view Summerslam. Sentence 3: Billy heard thunder and the power went out. Sentence 4: They were upset that they were going to miss the rest of the show. Sentence 5: The power came back on and they were overjoyed and finished the show. Choices: a. Sally and the Mannequin. b. Wrestling Show Disaster.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was watching television when the power went out. Sentence 2: He called the power company to complain. Sentence 3: They told him a driver hit an electrical poll. Sentence 4: Tom understood the situation and waited for them to fix it. Sentence 5: He had his power back on within a day. Choices: a. Power Outage. b. Showering with a Frog.", "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'."}85{"query": "Sentence 1: The artist looked for inspiration. Sentence 2: He found it in a door. Sentence 3: He didn't actually paint the door. Sentence 4: He painted what he thought was behind it. Sentence 5: People loved his work. Choices: a. Painting. b. Dinner date.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Shane was very artistic. Sentence 2: He loved to visit museums and read about artists. Sentence 3: He decided to take a painting class in school. Sentence 4: Shane created many beautiful paintings. Sentence 5: Now, Shane is able to sell his artwork. Choices: a. Shane the Artist. b. Elevator.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Donald loved going to museums. Sentence 2: He would go every weekend. Sentence 3: One weekend he got to meet the artist. Sentence 4: Donald was elated. Sentence 5: He couldn't wait to talk about the set. Choices: a. A Fall. b. Appreciating the fine art.", "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'."}86{"query": "Sentence 1: The man shaves his face. Sentence 2: He cut his skin. Sentence 3: He started to bleed. Sentence 4: He stopped the bleeding with the tissue. Sentence 5: He forgot that he had the tissue on his face. Choices: a. Billy lied. b. Shaved.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ed went to the barber for a trim before the prom. Sentence 2: Everything was going fine until the barber was shaving his hairline. Sentence 3: His hand slipped, leaving Ed with a bald streak in the back. Sentence 4: There was nothing Ed could do at that point. Sentence 5: He just hoped his date wouldn't be too embarrassed of him. Choices: a. The Sweater. b. Bad Hair Cut.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jeff forgot to pay his phone bill. Sentence 2: An important client attempted to contact Jeff. Sentence 3: The call went directly to voicemail. Sentence 4: The client took his business elsewhere. Sentence 5: Jeff lost a good deal because he didn't pay his bill. Choices: a. Bills. b. Fake Mustache.", "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'."}87{"query": "Sentence 1: David was digging a giant hole in the yard. Sentence 2: His friends didn't understand why he was digging. Sentence 3: They went to his yard to investigate. Sentence 4: David was planting an apple tree! Sentence 5: David gave fresh apples to his friends when he was done planting. Choices: a. Planting a Tree. b. First Time Skating.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ollie was digging a small pond for his ducks. Sentence 2: He had a load of dirt from digging. Sentence 3: Ollie's brother had an uneven part of his lawn. Sentence 4: Ollie gave the dirt to his brother. Sentence 5: Ollie's brother used the dirt to smooth out his land. Choices: a. Dirt. b. Decisions.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Barry was invited to a roller skating party. Sentence 2: He didn't know how to skate. Sentence 3: His Mom bought him a pair of roller skates. Sentence 4: He practiced outside for an hour each day. Sentence 5: When the day of the party came, Barry had become a good skater. Choices: a. Theme Park. b. Learning to Skate.", "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'."}88{"query": "Sentence 1: I was out shopping with some friends. Sentence 2: We were taking pictures of each other. Sentence 3: Suddenly, my phone dropped. Sentence 4: All of my pictures were deleted. Sentence 5: Luckily, we saw this as an opportunity to take more good pictures. Choices: a. Pillow fight. b. The Pictures.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lucy and Ravina have been friends for a long time. Sentence 2: Yesterday Lucy ran into Ravina's ex boyfriend at the coffee shop. Sentence 3: They hit it off really well and he asked out. Sentence 4: Lucy said yes but when she told Ravina it didn't go well. Sentence 5: Ravina was not happy with Lucy and now they aren't friends anymore. Choices: a. The Camera. b. Girl Code.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The girls had been friends for years. Sentence 2: They were especially close this year. Sentence 3: They sat by each other at school and on the bus. Sentence 4: The girls spent so much time together they got tired of each other. Sentence 5: They had a huge fight and weren't friends anymore! Choices: a. The Best Friends. b. The Fall Leaves.", "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'."}89{"query": "Sentence 1: I went to the hospital because I separated my shoulder. Sentence 2: The doctor could not pop it back into place. Sentence 3: He tried for almost an hour. Sentence 4: It hurt so bad. Sentence 5: Finally, a brawny nurse came and popped it right in. Choices: a. The Nurse. b. Bee.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Billy fell down from a ladder in his home. Sentence 2: His arm hurt badly and looked funny. Sentence 3: Billy's wife drove him to the ER. Sentence 4: Billy needed to have X-rays done. Sentence 5: The doctor confirmed that his arm was broken. Choices: a. Broken Arm. b. The Security.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I went to the doctor because I was sick. Sentence 2: I had to wait in the waiting room. Sentence 3: The nurse called me back. Sentence 4: I waited in the room for the doctor. Sentence 5: The doctor brought me shots to get better. Choices: a. Nag Him Right Out The Door. b. Shots.", "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'."}90{"query": "Sentence 1: Dave wanted to watch the big game. Sentence 2: He decided to take a nap before it started. Sentence 3: Dave finally woke up. Sentence 4: He turned the game on. Sentence 5: Dave had slept through half the game. Choices: a. Cookies. b. Too Much Time Out.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I worked last night. Sentence 2: I wanted to watch the game at 7. Sentence 3: An employee did not come in to relieve me. Sentence 4: I listened to most of the game on the radio. Sentence 5: I watched the last few minutes of the game at home. Choices: a. Snuck In. b. Football.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mandy wanted to make some cookies. Sentence 2: She was craving them all week. Sentence 3: She watched some TV while they baked. Sentence 4: She accidentally fell asleep watching the program! Sentence 5: Thankfully her cookies came out ok. Choices: a. Cookies. b. Towels.", "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'."}91{"query": "Sentence 1: Natalie was feeling bored as she couldn't find anything to do. Sentence 2: Her mom told her to play on the laptop and go on the internet. Sentence 3: Natalie tried that but it did not hold her attention long enough. Sentence 4: Soon Natalie was telling her mother she was bored again. Sentence 5: Mom told her to go pick up her room then, giving her something to do. Choices: a. Natalie was bored.. b. eBay Fraud.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Heather needed to stay home for a few days straight due to a illness. Sentence 2: She was extremely bored while she wasn't feeling well. Sentence 3: She had gone on the internet all day long, even that was getting old. Sentence 4: Heather decided to put a free movie on using her cable DVR box. Sentence 5: She ordered a movie, watched it, and then felt better. Choices: a. Boredom Sets In. b. The Glasses.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lola worked at a bar every night. Sentence 2: She did the same routine all the time and was very bored. Sentence 3: One night, she decided to skip work. Sentence 4: She went on an adventure exploring her city. Sentence 5: When she went home, she called work and quit. Choices: a. Tornado Scare. b. Fighting boredom.", "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'."}92{"query": "Sentence 1: Ina walked to and from school every day. Sentence 2: But one day she forgot her warm coat, and it snowed. Sentence 3: One of her teachers noticed her thin jacket. Sentence 4: Then he offered her a ride to her house. Sentence 5: Ina was glad for the warm ride. Choices: a. Breath. b. Cold.", "pos": "Sentence 1: It was the first cold day of the winter. Sentence 2: Jane wore her glasses on her walk to school. Sentence 3: When she entered the building they fogged over. Sentence 4: She had no idea that would happen. Sentence 5: She laughed as she cleaned the fog off with her shirt. Choices: a. New Teacher. b. Foggy.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jasmine was freezing. Sentence 2: She turned on the heated seats in her car. Sentence 3: They warmed her up and made her feel nice and toasty. Sentence 4: Once she was warm, she could go back outside. Sentence 5: Jasmine couldn't wait for summer to come! Choices: a. The Heated Seats. b. Buying Bread.", "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'."}93{"query": "Sentence 1: Gus tried making a call and was told he had no more minutes. Sentence 2: He thought he was paying for the unlimited plan. Sentence 3: Gus' provider told him he didn't have roaming on his phone. Sentence 4: He paid a premium to get it enabled. Sentence 5: Gus was able to make his important call. Choices: a. Choice Wireless. b. Money.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom always paid his bills on time. Sentence 2: One day he got a letter saying he was late on a payment. Sentence 3: Tom didn't know why. Sentence 4: He called in to fix the problem. Sentence 5: He was told it was a mistake and things were fixed. Choices: a. late bills. b. Smart Phone.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Arden bought a new phone therefore he was unfamiliar with the plan. Sentence 2: He enjoyed using his new phone all the time when he first bought it. Sentence 3: Within two weeks he received a message that stated he used all data. Sentence 4: He was really disappointed that he couldn't get on the internet. Sentence 5: He had no choice but to add more data to his plan, he can use it again. Choices: a. Austin wanted a new video game system.. b. Arden used all of his data plan.", "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'."}94{"query": "Sentence 1: I was walking outside one day. Sentence 2: I passed a watermelon stand. Sentence 3: A man was selling watermelons for 100 dollars each. Sentence 4: At first, I laughed at how expensive they were. Sentence 5: When I tasted how sweet they were, I bought five of them. Choices: a. Musical Disappointment. b. Expensive watermelon..", "pos": "Sentence 1: I wanted a nice sun tan so I could look more beautiful. Sentence 2: I put my bikini on and went to the beach. Sentence 3: I laid in the sun without putting any sunscreen on myself. Sentence 4: I fell asleep in the sun and woke up 3 hours later. Sentence 5: Instead of looking beautiful, I looked like a red lobster. Choices: a. Saxophone. b. Skin.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Yancy was tilling his corn crops one summer morning. Sentence 2: A salesman drove up selling seed. Sentence 3: Yancy bought some and planted what he thought was corn. Sentence 4: A few weeks later, he noticed it was watermelon. Sentence 5: Yancy cursed the salesmen for the wrong seed. Choices: a. Watermelon. b. Nostalgia.", "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'."}95{"query": "Sentence 1: Melody was a grandma and helped to raise her daughters kids. Sentence 2: One day Melody has a terrible headache. Sentence 3: The pain continued for days. Sentence 4: She went to the doctor and tests were ran. Sentence 5: They found that she had brain cancer. Choices: a. Headache. b. Photo.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Robyn was taking a shower one night. Sentence 2: As she always did once a month, she did her self check breast exam. Sentence 3: To her surprise she felt a small lump. Sentence 4: She went to the Doctor who confirmed it was breast cancer. Sentence 5: Robyn is now going through chemotherapy. Choices: a. Breast Cancer. b. Max.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie had a mother that was sick. Sentence 2: She had cancer. Sentence 3: But Allie had hoped she would be able to beat it. Sentence 4: Unfortunately her mother did not make it. Sentence 5: Allie started to cry and could not believe it. Choices: a. First day. b. Sick mother.", "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'."}96{"query": "Sentence 1: Kia's husbands brought home two surprise guests for dinner. Sentence 2: The food was almost done, so Kia worried. Sentence 3: She wondered if the roast and vegetables would be enough for everyone. Sentence 4: She served everyone equally, and then sighed with relief. Sentence 5: There had been plenty of food to go around! Choices: a. Lump. b. Guests.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Everybody sat on the dinner table. Sentence 2: The waiter took their orders. Sentence 3: The orders came several minutes later. Sentence 4: When Matt left to use the bathroom, Derek stared at his food. Sentence 5: He ate a large amount from the plate as fast as he can. Choices: a. Gathering. b. Rudeness.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Hoshi was making a japanese meal for her new in-laws. Sentence 2: The in-laws smiled and ate the meal graciously. Sentence 3: Hoshi could tell they didn't like the meal. Sentence 4: Hoshi went back to the kitchen and brought back a plate of burgers. Sentence 5: The in-laws smiled widely and dug in. Choices: a. In-Laws. b. Spare Change.", "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'."}97{"query": "Sentence 1: I heard a strange noise outside my window. Sentence 2: I remember hearing that same noise a year ago. Sentence 3: I went outside to investigate. Sentence 4: There were two deer in my yard, mating. Sentence 5: They were the ones who were making that noise. Choices: a. Noise. b. Brand.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The leopard was hungry as a drought had made food scarce. Sentence 2: I stalked silently through the forest for prey. Sentence 3: Eventually it came across a deer feeding on grass. Sentence 4: It crept quietly until it was close enough to pounce. Sentence 5: It leaped on the deer and fed, at last satisfying its hunger. Choices: a. The leopard. b. Car pool.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Every year a group of deer wandered through the family's yard. Sentence 2: The deer would stay for fall and winter and would leave in spring. Sentence 3: One year the deer had fawns and stayed a little longer. Sentence 4: The following year the deer did not return. Sentence 5: The family always wondered what happened to the deer family. Choices: a. In Knots. b. The Deer.", "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'."}98{"query": "Sentence 1: I was walking along the sidewalk. Sentence 2: I saw a wallet on the ground. Sentence 3: I picked it up. Sentence 4: There was a driving license in it. Sentence 5: I mailed the wallet to the address on the license. Choices: a. Paying it forward. b. Wallet.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I was walking home. Sentence 2: While walking i passed a homeless man. Sentence 3: He asked for some money. Sentence 4: I gave him 10 dollars. Sentence 5: He gave me great advice that i will remember forever. Choices: a. Street. b. Wise homeless man.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Joe found a wallet in the men's bathroom at school. Sentence 2: He saw the ID and returned it to the boy. Sentence 3: The boy was so grateful! Sentence 4: He offered Joe $5 for returning it. Sentence 5: But Joe refused - he was just happy to do a good deed. Choices: a. Wallet. b. War Hero.", "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'."}99{"query": "Sentence 1: Jackie was best friends with Betty. Sentence 2: Jackie started dating a man of a different race. Sentence 3: Jackie's friend Betty stopped taking her phone calls. Sentence 4: Jackie was so hurt to find out that her friend was racist. Sentence 5: Jackie continued to date the man anyway. Choices: a. Date. b. Dull life.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Aimee sensed her boyfriend, Jason, had commitment issues. Sentence 2: For two years he didn't refer to her as his girlfriend. Sentence 3: When he graduated from college, her introduced Aimee as his friend. Sentence 4: Aimee went to the bathroom and broke down crying. Sentence 5: Her friend told her Jason she's crying because you call her friend! Choices: a. Commitment Issues. b. Thinking About The Past.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Rina grew up with a friend named Duvonna. Sentence 2: Rina loved her friend and they were close. Sentence 3: She started to realize they weren't good friends. Sentence 4: They started to grow apart. Sentence 5: Rina was okay with that. Choices: a. Changing Phone Plan. b. Old friends.", "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'."}100{"query": "Sentence 1: Sally got a new pair of shoes. Sentence 2: They were black and full of glitter. Sentence 3: She could not wait to wear them to school. Sentence 4: When she got to campus, she was immediately sent to the principal. Sentence 5: Glitter was not allowed and she had to go change. Choices: a. First Time Driving. b. Dress Code Violation.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Stacy bought a new pair of holey jeans. Sentence 2: They were in style for the summer. Sentence 3: She decided to wear them school. Sentence 4: However, when she got to school she was sent to the office. Sentence 5: The principal wrote her up for dress code violation. Choices: a. Wrong Recipient. b. Holey Jeans.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Dana loved her new holey jeans. Sentence 2: She decided to wear them to school one day. Sentence 3: However, when she got to school, she was sent to the office. Sentence 4: Her jeans were against the dress code. Sentence 5: Dana had to go home and change. Choices: a. Blue jeans. b. Baby Lizard.", "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'."}101{"query": "Sentence 1: Mindy was a full time babysitter who loved her job. Sentence 2: She was highly recommended and everyone loved her work and price. Sentence 3: When the Milton's hired her they were shocked when they got home early. Sentence 4: They found her with a boy in their living room and she was also drunk. Sentence 5: Mindy was fired and no one wanted to hire her after that day. Choices: a. The Babysitter. b. Christmas album.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Nancy hired Amelia to babysit her kids. Sentence 2: Amelia showed up with toys and games. Sentence 3: They read lots of books and sang songs. Sentence 4: The kids went to bed on time and the house was spotless. Sentence 5: Nancy recommended Amelia to all her friends! Choices: a. The Babysitter. b. Snack.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Cindy was very pleased to be babysitting for a new family. Sentence 2: They only had one child but paid $15 an hour! Sentence 3: Shortly after the parent left she realized why. Sentence 4: The little boy was horrible and wouldn't listen to her at all. Sentence 5: She left with $60 but vowed never to watch him again. Choices: a. Camping Mishap. b. Excellent Pay.", "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'."}102{"query": "Sentence 1: Dan needed to get rid of things. Sentence 2: He decided to have a garage sale. Sentence 3: He was able to sell lots of things. Sentence 4: He made a bit of money. Sentence 5: Dan decided to have another yard sale next week. Choices: a. The Garage Sale. b. Work to be Done.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Andy has been mowing lawns in his town since he was five. Sentence 2: Recently, Andy wanted to become a bit more financially independent. Sentence 3: Andy decided that he should open his own landscaping business. Sentence 4: Andy figured this would help him to achieve his financial goal. Sentence 5: Andy was excited to announce the opening of his landscaping business. Choices: a. Landscaping business. b. The Mess.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mister Deals went to garage sales every weekend. Sentence 2: This weekend he found himself at the house of a very rich person. Sentence 3: An antique caught Mister Deals' eye and he wanted it. Sentence 4: The rich man was reluctant to lower his price. Sentence 5: After much negotiation, Mister Deals got it for half the asking price. Choices: a. Storage. b. Mr. Deals.", "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'."}103{"query": "Sentence 1: Mark got a tattoo on his leg. Sentence 2: When he got older he didn't like the tattoo. Sentence 3: He hired an artist to make it into a picture of a bear. Sentence 4: The artist worked on his leg for four hours. Sentence 5: Mark had that tattoo for two years before he regretted it. Choices: a. Wrong Day. b. Tattoo.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alicia wanted a tattoo. Sentence 2: But her parents said no. Sentence 3: So she decided to get it done by a friend. Sentence 4: Her friend painted on a flower. Sentence 5: But to her dismay she ended up getting infected and regretted it. Choices: a. Lee's first day on the job. b. Getting a Tattoo.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Yesterday my friend showed me her pretty new tattoo of a rose. Sentence 2: I decided it was time for me to get one and be like the other girls. Sentence 3: I couldn't think of a good design that would say something about me. Sentence 4: I knew once I did it I would have to live with it forever. Sentence 5: I have chosen my name. Choices: a. Tattoo. b. Beets.", "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'."}104{"query": "Sentence 1: There was a storm near Stan's home. Sentence 2: He suddenly heard a crash outside. Sentence 3: A limb had fallen on his roof. Sentence 4: The next day, Stan was able to investigate. Sentence 5: Luckily, the limb hadn't caused any damage. Choices: a. Fallen Limb. b. Wireless Printer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: There was a tree we thought was dead. Sentence 2: We tried getting estimates but it was expensive. Sentence 3: But a big storm then rolled through. Sentence 4: The high winds brought down the tree. Sentence 5: Fortunately it didn't damage anything. Choices: a. Tree. b. Singing Group.", "neg": "Sentence 1: A big thunderstorm came through, blowing down trees and power lines. Sentence 2: Ron was gone with a friend when this happened. Sentence 3: Ron called a neighbor, who said the neighborhood was unscathed. Sentence 4: However, a big branch actually had broken Ron's car's windshield. Sentence 5: Fortunately, Ron's comprehensive insurance will cover the damage. Choices: a. Being too Personal. b. The Big Storm Causes Damage.", "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'."}105{"query": "Sentence 1: Ashley wore a floral dress to go to the park. Sentence 2: She was walking on the sidewalk. Sentence 3: Heavy wind blew across the park. Sentence 4: Several tree branches came out of a tree. Sentence 5: One twig penetrated Ashley's dress. Choices: a. Miner. b. Shot on Sight.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Miranda was swinging on a rope swing hanging from an old tree. Sentence 2: The wooden seat broke in half! Sentence 3: Miranda held onto the ropes as she slid down to the ground. Sentence 4: Miranda got a bad friction burn on both hands. Sentence 5: Her mom brought her two ice packs to place on her hands. Choices: a. Big Sister. b. Rope Swing.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was a windy day. Sentence 2: Freddy made his way down the street, holding onto his hat. Sentence 3: A strong gust engulfed him. Sentence 4: In his surprise, he let go of his umbrella. Sentence 5: The umbrella tumbled down the sidewalk. Choices: a. Windy Day. b. Hair.", "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'."}106{"query": "Sentence 1: Billy did not like the basement. Sentence 2: It was dark and cold. Sentence 3: His ball had fallen down the stairs. Sentence 4: He did not go down in the basement. Sentence 5: He made his dad get the ball. Choices: a. Reunion. b. The Basement.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bill brought his boy to the park to play. Sentence 2: Bill sat on a bench and read a newspaper. Sentence 3: When he looked up, to his terror, he couldn't see his child. Sentence 4: He looked around frantic for a moment before hearing his son's voice. Sentence 5: Bill's boy was underneath his bench, playing in the dirt. Choices: a. The Cottage Cheese. b. Lost Son.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The kids were playing in the living room. Sentence 2: They were throwing a bouncy ball around. Sentence 3: It hit the tv and shattered it! Sentence 4: The dad was FURIOUS! Sentence 5: The kids promised to work to help pay for it. Choices: a. The Bouncy Ball. b. The Vampire Costume.", "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'."}107{"query": "Sentence 1: I like to eat a lot of popcorn. Sentence 2: However, popcorn always get stuck inside my teeth. Sentence 3: I end up flossing my teeth for hours. Sentence 4: This is very annoying and time consuming. Sentence 5: But it is worth it because popcorn taste very good. Choices: a. The Pig. b. Flossing..", "pos": "Sentence 1: The family loved eating popcorn. Sentence 2: They went to a movie and got a giant bucket of it. Sentence 3: They ate it all and had to get a refill. Sentence 4: They were so stuffed with popcorn that they couldn't eat anything else. Sentence 5: They had greasy fingers from all the butter. Choices: a. A Missing Cat. b. The Popcorn.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The man bought some popcorn. Sentence 2: He got some stuck in his teeth. Sentence 3: His gum became swollen. Sentence 4: He flossed really well. Sentence 5: The popcorn came out. Choices: a. popcorn. b. Child Psychologist.", "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'."}108{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom worked for his employer for three years. Sentence 2: Tom eventually got a better job and put in his two weeks notice. Sentence 3: Toms employer refused to pay Tom his last check. Sentence 4: Tom was very upset. Sentence 5: Tom filed a class action lawsuit against his former employer. Choices: a. False Alarm. b. Employer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Cole wanted to be a lawyer his entire life. Sentence 2: He decided to apply for a job at a law firm. Sentence 3: He knew that he did not have a law degree but interviewed anyways. Sentence 4: Cole got the job because he lied on his resume. Sentence 5: He was eventually found out and fired by the law firm. Choices: a. Homesick. b. Lawyer in Disguise.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jake was the CEO of a company. Sentence 2: Recently, his employees were upset by the way he ran his business. Sentence 3: His employees decided to protest against their boss. Sentence 4: Jake was unable to meet their demands of a higher pay. Sentence 5: Afterwards, all of his senior employees quit in protest. Choices: a. Jake The CEO. b. The Safety Deposit Box.", "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'."}109{"query": "Sentence 1: Max was doing poorly on his final Math exam. Sentence 2: He knew he was going to fail, so he was desperate. Sentence 3: Sneakily, he looked over at his neighbor's paper. Sentence 4: Max began to copy her answers, guilty but determined. Sentence 5: He passed the exam, but he felt awful about how he did it. Choices: a. Former Addict. b. Cheater.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sarah and Jim had a make or break chemistry test. Sentence 2: Sarah told Jim she help him study and pass the test. Sentence 3: Jim didn't pay attention studying and bribed Sarah to just cheat. Sentence 4: Sarah tried giving him the answers on the test day but got caught. Sentence 5: They were both given F's and had to retake the class next semester. Choices: a. Assumption. b. Cheater.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Geoffrey forgot to study for his math test. Sentence 2: The morning of the test he was nervous he would fail. Sentence 3: Geoffrey snuck his calculator into the exam. Sentence 4: Geoffrey was caught using the calculator by his teacher. Sentence 5: Geoffrey was sad to receive a zero on the test. Choices: a. Calculator. b. The Robbery.", "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'."}110{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was a young police detective for the LAPD. Sentence 2: Tom was assigned to be an undercover cop at a local high school. Sentence 3: The high school was located on 22 jump street. Sentence 4: Tom successfully arrested two teenage drug dealers. Sentence 5: Tom remains an undercover cop on 22 Jump Street. Choices: a. 22 Jump Street. b. Hangover.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jay was an undercover police officer. Sentence 2: He spent the last 2 years deep inside a gang. Sentence 3: He was building a case against the gang overlord. Sentence 4: The overlord had committed over 2000 crimes under Jay's watch. Sentence 5: Jay managed to film lots of this and hoped to apprehend the overlord. Choices: a. Undercover work. b. Marionettes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Joe was a police officer. Sentence 2: Joe was patrolling the streets of the city in his cruiser. Sentence 3: Suddenly, Joe was alerted to a crime happening near him by dispatch. Sentence 4: Joe responded to the scene and found a bank robber fleeing on foot. Sentence 5: Joe arrested the criminal and was promoted. Choices: a. The Water Jug. b. Police Officer.", "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'."}111{"query": "Sentence 1: Kira didn't know what to make for dinner. Sentence 2: She searched the kitchen cabinets and refrigerator, taking inventory. Sentence 3: Kira's sister suggested they order a pizza instead. Sentence 4: Kira smiled, realizing they had pizza ingredients in the house. Sentence 5: Kira and her sister made pizzas for dinner. Choices: a. The Jail. b. Chef Kira.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Judy needed to make dinner for her family. Sentence 2: She went to the store to buy ingredients for spaghetti. Sentence 3: Judy looked all over the store but could not find oregano. Sentence 4: Judy decided to make tacos instead. Sentence 5: Judy went home and cooked the taco dinner. Choices: a. Calculator. b. Dinner.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tamara was cooking dinner. Sentence 2: She made pizza dough from scratch. Sentence 3: She spread the sauce on it. Sentence 4: Then she added cheese and pepperoni. Sentence 5: Her kids couldn't wait to eat the homemade pizza! Choices: a. The Pizza. b. Mexico.", "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'."}112{"query": "Sentence 1: Harry is a baby. Sentence 2: He doesn't know how to be gentle when he pets a dog. Sentence 3: Harry's mother tried to teach him how to be gentle. Sentence 4: Harry pulled the dog's ears. Sentence 5: His mother decided he is still too young to be near the dog. Choices: a. Petting the Dog. b. Researching for hope.", "pos": "Sentence 1: After being bitten by a dog as a child, Peter was afraid of animals. Sentence 2: His parents bought him a puppy to help him with his fear. Sentence 3: At first, Peter stayed away from the puppy. Sentence 4: Then, one night, the puppy laid by Peter's feet as he slept. Sentence 5: The puppy was so cute that Peter forgot his fear forever. Choices: a. Peter Gets a Puppy. b. Short Ralph.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The baby was filthy. Sentence 2: His mom gave him a bath. Sentence 3: He loved splashing in the water. Sentence 4: Soon, he was clean and fresh again! Sentence 5: His mom wrapped him in a towel and snuggled him. Choices: a. An Allergy. b. The Bath.", "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'."}113{"query": "Sentence 1: Sal talked about all his coworkers behind their backs. Sentence 2: When Marie got married, she didn't invite Sal. Sentence 3: All the other coworkers were there. Sentence 4: They loved having a night out without Sal's negativity. Sentence 5: Sal couldn't understand why he'd not been invited. Choices: a. Clueless Sal. b. Too Strong.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim worked at a paper sales company. Sentence 2: He thought it was boring, so he liked to play pranks on his coworker. Sentence 3: One day, he put his coworkers stapler in jello. Sentence 4: His co worker became mad and reported Jim. Sentence 5: However, Jim denied ever taking part in it. Choices: a. Paper Company. b. The Missed Call.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mitch was a lousy friend. Sentence 2: He was never there in times of need. Sentence 3: He took money and never paid back. Sentence 4: When he fell into bad luck, his friends left him alone. Sentence 5: And for the first time he understood what it was like. Choices: a. Wedding Date. b. Lousy friend.", "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'."}114{"query": "Sentence 1: I bought my headphones earlier this year. Sentence 2: They are made by Audio Technica. Sentence 3: I ordered them from Amazon. Sentence 4: They shipped very fast. Sentence 5: As soon as I took them out of the box, I was in love. Choices: a. Drive. b. Headphones.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Green had always wanted these blue headphones. Sentence 2: The only issue was they were very expensive. Sentence 3: Green did not have a lot of money. Sentence 4: She mowed lawns and slowly got cash. Sentence 5: One day, she was able to buy the headphones. Choices: a. Phone. b. Headphones.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie got a pair of beats headphones. Sentence 2: She wore them every day. Sentence 3: One day they broke. Sentence 4: So she had to replace them. Sentence 5: She liked the new ones better. Choices: a. Replacing headphones.. b. New book.", "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'."}115{"query": "Sentence 1: Austin has baseball practice, but his dad is sleeping because of work. Sentence 2: He tells his mom that going to practice is important, he needs to go. Sentence 3: His mom thinks of a way to get Austin to go to his practice. Sentence 4: She finally decides to call his baseball coach to see if he will help. Sentence 5: Austin's coach after he talks to his mom comes to take him. Choices: a. Sudden Death. b. Austin needs a ride to baseball practice..", "pos": "Sentence 1: William was the star pitcher on his baseball team. Sentence 2: In the middle of the season, William broke his arm. Sentence 3: William had to sit the bench for the rest of the season. Sentence 4: The team had to train another player to pitch. Sentence 5: William's team wasn't able to get into the playoffs without William. Choices: a. At gun point. b. The Star Pitcher.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The American team led the High School game one to nothing. Sentence 2: It was the World Series and Puerto Rico was batting. Sentence 3: It was the last inning and runners were on first and second. Sentence 4: The pitcher looked once at second before every pitch. Sentence 5: When the count was 3-2, he looked twice and picked off the runner. Choices: a. He Tricked the Runner. b. Don't make false promises.", "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'."}116{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom bought a new house by the freeway. Sentence 2: It was loud but he couldn't afford anything else. Sentence 3: Tom struggled with it at first. Sentence 4: After a while he invested in good earplugs. Sentence 5: They made a huge difference. Choices: a. Circulation. b. Loud Street.", "pos": "Sentence 1: We used to live near train tracks. Sentence 2: We could hear the horns at times. Sentence 3: I am a train buff and loved the sound. Sentence 4: We moved and I thought we were away from the trains. Sentence 5: Last week I heard train horns from a different railroad. Choices: a. Sample. b. Trains.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim moved into a new apartment. Sentence 2: It was really close to a train track. Sentence 3: The train would drive by twice every night. Sentence 4: It was really loud and annoying. Sentence 5: Tim had to learn to sleep around it. Choices: a. Loud Train. b. Outside.", "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'."}117{"query": "Sentence 1: Nick and Pat met when they were 7 years old. Sentence 2: They lived across the street from one another when they were children. Sentence 3: They went to the same schools and always hung out together. Sentence 4: When they became adults Nick moved away but they still kept in touch. Sentence 5: They are now 53 years old and they are still the closest of friends. Choices: a. Successful business at 23. b. Childhood friends forever.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kia's class was doing a unit on Israel. Sentence 2: Each student got a pen pal from Israel. Sentence 3: Kia's was named Ana and they became great friends. Sentence 4: When the unit ended, most students stopped writing. Sentence 5: But Kia and Ana remained pen pals for years! Choices: a. Gold. b. Pals.", "neg": "Sentence 1: John and Gary were always football friends. Sentence 2: After growing up, they kept in touch in the NFL season. Sentence 3: Both had different teams they followed. Sentence 4: Even so, they got together each Sunday. Sentence 5: Football continued to bring John and Gary together. Choices: a. Football Pals. b. Excuses.", "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'."}118{"query": "Sentence 1: Kate's family was going on a trip to Mississippi. Sentence 2: Kate was sure it would be boring. Sentence 3: But there were fruit trees, and chickens to chase. Sentence 4: She no longer thought it would be a boring trip. Sentence 5: Kate now thought she would enjoy this adventure. Choices: a. Sister. b. Farm House.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kate lived in Florida. Sentence 2: Her family lived in Minnesota. Sentence 3: After 6 years away she missed them a lot. Sentence 4: She wanted to spend more time with her family. Sentence 5: She decided she would spend the summer months at home in Minnesota. Choices: a. A New Home. b. Extended Visit.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kia went to the fair with her parents. Sentence 2: She was twelve and thought she would be bored. Sentence 3: But she ended up very surprised. Sentence 4: The animals, rides, and games thrilled her. Sentence 5: Kia actually had a great time! Choices: a. Fair. b. Time for delivery.", "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'."}119{"query": "Sentence 1: Kia was tasked with taking her younger brothers to a movie. Sentence 2: She complained, thinking she'd be bored. Sentence 3: But when the movie started, she was surprised. Sentence 4: It was actually very, very funny! Sentence 5: Kia ended up enjoying herself immensely! Choices: a. Gestational Diabetes. b. Movie Surprise.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Will and his kids decided to go and see a movie. Sentence 2: They discussed which movie to see. Sentence 3: They narrowed it down to either Peanuts or Finding Dory. Sentence 4: They chose to see the Peanuts movie. Sentence 5: Will and the kids laughed all through the Peanuts movie! Choices: a. Tobbi Torture. b. Movie Time.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kia went to the fair with her parents. Sentence 2: She was twelve and thought she would be bored. Sentence 3: But she ended up very surprised. Sentence 4: The animals, rides, and games thrilled her. Sentence 5: Kia actually had a great time! Choices: a. Fair. b. Time for delivery.", "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'."}120{"query": "Sentence 1: Ted wanted to know what his IQ score is. Sentence 2: Ted asked his friend for help. Sentence 3: His friend was a doctor who routinely administered IQ tests. Sentence 4: His friend allowed him to complete the test. Sentence 5: Ted was happy to learn his IQ score. Choices: a. IQ. b. Dianes New Phone.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Pete was listening very closely. Sentence 2: His doctors were testing his ability to hear. Sentence 3: If he scored poorly, he would need hearing aides. Sentence 4: He passed the test, barely. Sentence 5: Pete was relieved that he could hear! Choices: a. The Ears. b. Chips.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim wanted to become smarter. Sentence 2: He asked his smartest friend for guidance. Sentence 3: His friend suggested he become a voracious reader. Sentence 4: Tim began reading regularly. Sentence 5: Tim became smarter. Choices: a. School Dance. b. Books.", "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'."}121{"query": "Sentence 1: Allie was with Fred. Sentence 2: Then a beautiful girl walked by. Sentence 3: Fred wanted her instead. Sentence 4: So he dumped Allie. Sentence 5: Allie was upset. Choices: a. Hard to Believe. b. Dumping for someone else.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom had been dating his girlfriend for months. Sentence 2: He had jealousy issues. Sentence 3: His girlfriend was getting tired of it. Sentence 4: One day Tom started a fight with a random guy he thought was flirting. Sentence 5: Tom's girlfriend dumped him over it. Choices: a. Pain in the Back. b. Jealousy Issues.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie went on a date with Fred. Sentence 2: Or so she thought. Sentence 3: When she got there though he did not. Sentence 4: She was waiting forever. Sentence 5: He never showed up. Choices: a. Being stood up. b. The phone.", "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'."}122{"query": "Sentence 1: Lance always swore by his lucky coin. Sentence 2: His friends would tell him it was just silly superstition. Sentence 3: One day Lance cannot find his lucky coin. Sentence 4: The rest of the day he has bad luck. Sentence 5: Lance finds his coin under his bed and the next day is much better. Choices: a. Meditation. b. Lance loses his lucky coin.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Andrew never considered himself a very lucky person. Sentence 2: Whenever he played card games he always lost. Sentence 3: He complained to me about his luck today, and I told him to not worry. Sentence 4: He stopped worrying about his luck and felt a lot better. Sentence 5: He recently noticed that he's also getting more lucky in his games. Choices: a. The Journey Home. b. Luck.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lance was a hard working man. Sentence 2: He did have a few bad habits also. Sentence 3: Lance was going to pull a prank on his boss. Sentence 4: Lance decided to mess up his office and lost important documents. Sentence 5: Lance went too far this time and had to be fired. Choices: a. Lance gets fired. b. Lost Pen.", "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'."}123{"query": "Sentence 1: One day Nicholas was at his job driving his taxi. Sentence 2: While driving is taxi a car crashed into him. Sentence 3: He got out of his car to check on the other driver. Sentence 4: The other driver was okay. Sentence 5: They both went to the hospital to get helped. Choices: a. Ben gets heartbroken. b. Nicholas has an accident.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Nick was driving home after work on a Friday evening. Sentence 2: He proceeded through a green light. Sentence 3: Another driver hit him head on. Sentence 4: Luckily, Nick was alright. Sentence 5: The other driver's insurance paid for the damage. Choices: a. The Rides. b. Nick's Accident.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The Smiths were stopped at a red light. Sentence 2: All of a sudden, a car came at them going 35 mph and hit them head on. Sentence 3: Witnesses rushed to the car to see if anyone was hurt. Sentence 4: Shelia Smith needed help out of the car because she broke her ankle. Sentence 5: She went to the hospital and the other driver went to jail. Choices: a. Car Accident. b. Gastric Bypass Surgery.", "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'."}124{"query": "Sentence 1: This past weekend, we had to leave my dog with a pet sitter. Sentence 2: I packed his things in a bag and we drove to her house. Sentence 3: I was worried about being away but he was excited to go on a car ride. Sentence 4: When we arrived, the pet sitter was very reassuring. Sentence 5: My dog did a great job, but I'm glad he's back home with me, now. Choices: a. Being a Gentleman. b. Pet Sitter.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I took the dog to the vet last week. Sentence 2: When we got there, a woman was bringing in a trailer. Sentence 3: Inside the trailer was a beautiful quarter horse. Sentence 4: We walked up and asked to pet him. Sentence 5: She smiled and let us sit on him too. Choices: a. Asking her to the ball. b. Horse.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Andy recently adopted a black lab. Sentence 2: However, Andy needed to travel for work and needed a sitter. Sentence 3: Andy decided to look on Craigslist for a qualified dog sitter. Sentence 4: After a hour of searching, Andy found the right individual. Sentence 5: After meeting, Andy decided to hire the individual for the job. Choices: a. Dog sitter search. b. Lies Of Endorsement.", "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'."}125{"query": "Sentence 1: Sally is going home. Sentence 2: Sally is in the back seat. Sentence 3: Sally's mom swerves off the road. Sentence 4: The car lands in a ditch. Sentence 5: Sally gets out of the car unhurt. Choices: a. Selling Cookies. b. Sally gets in a wreck.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Megan is walking home. Sentence 2: On her way she passes a busy street. Sentence 3: While on the street a car hits her. Sentence 4: She goes flying through the air. Sentence 5: Megan is taken to the hospital for her injuries. Choices: a. Ice Cream. b. Megan gets hit.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Joy was driving home after a long day of work. Sentence 2: A small truck bumped her from behind. Sentence 3: Joy stopped and walked up to the driver. Sentence 4: The driver agreed that it would be best to call the cops. Sentence 5: Once Joy called the cops, the driver drove off. Choices: a. Pros over Cons. b. Cookie Surprise.", "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'."}126{"query": "Sentence 1: Joe's house was infested with bugs. Sentence 2: So Joe needed his house fumigated. Sentence 3: Joe packed his bags and went to his brothers house. Sentence 4: The exterminators came in the morning and began their process. Sentence 5: The exterminator took care of the bugs and Joe was happy. Choices: a. Exterminator. b. The Snacks.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Samantha was afraid of spiders. Sentence 2: This morning she found one in the bathtub. Sentence 3: Samantha screamed for her younger brother to kill it. Sentence 4: Samantha's brother grabbed a slipper and smashed the spider. Sentence 5: Samantha was pleased the spider was gone. Choices: a. Spiders. b. Secure System.", "neg": "Sentence 1: In a house on a hill there was a house littered with roaches. Sentence 2: Along the walls the floors the ceiling everywhere. Sentence 3: No one lived there, until a new family bought the house. Sentence 4: They had it cleaned and fumigated getting rid of every bug. Sentence 5: Now it is no longer the roach house. Choices: a. Garage Door. b. Roaches..", "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'."}127{"query": "Sentence 1: I waited near my class before 10 minutes before it started. Sentence 2: When I placed my water bottle in my bag, the cap fell loose. Sentence 3: Some water soaked my lab notebook and other papers. Sentence 4: I quickly took it out. Sentence 5: Since my lab notebook was ruined, I had to throw it away. Choices: a. Breaking up. b. Bad Luck in an Instant.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Matt had a water bottle in his backpack. Sentence 2: And he thought it was tightly secured. Sentence 3: But when he had to turn in his homework, it was soaked. Sentence 4: And he realized the rest of his backpack was wet too. Sentence 5: Matt always carried water bottles in a separate container afterwards. Choices: a. Homemade Bread. b. Wet Homework.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Last week I was going to my first class of the semester. Sentence 2: It was a biology class. Sentence 3: It was really early in the morning and I hate biology. Sentence 4: While I was in class I fell asleep. Sentence 5: The professor yelled at me and got very mad. Choices: a. Going to class. b. Partying.", "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'."}128{"query": "Sentence 1: Larry was visiting the beach one day. Sentence 2: He went swimming in the ocean. Sentence 3: When he returned to his towel, he couldn't find his sunglasses. Sentence 4: He went home. Sentence 5: Larry was unhappy that he had lost his sunglasses at the beach. Choices: a. Larry Loses His Sunglasses. b. Bob Teaches History.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ralph needed to go grocery shopping. Sentence 2: He took a shower and got dressed to go out. Sentence 3: He went to the bowl that he puts his car keys in. Sentence 4: But they were not there. Sentence 5: He rummaged through the room, but was unable to find the keys. Choices: a. Lost Keys. b. Swim Team.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Dan wanted to go to the beach. Sentence 2: This would be Dan's first day off work in weeks. Sentence 3: Dan packed a cooler and a towel. Sentence 4: Dan headed off to the beach in his Jeep. Sentence 5: Dan arrived at the beach and realized he had no swim trunks. Choices: a. Sunglasses. b. Beach day..", "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'."}129{"query": "Sentence 1: Kim had to go to the doctor's office to get a blood test. Sentence 2: But she was very scared. Sentence 3: She held her arm out. Sentence 4: And her doctor inserted a needle into her vein. Sentence 5: Afterwards, she wondered why she had anything to fear. Choices: a. Blood Test. b. Emergency.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kenny rushed to the doctor's office. Sentence 2: His vitals were taken and he was sent to an office. Sentence 3: A doctor took a quick inspection of him. Sentence 4: When he was about to leave the office, the doctor called him. Sentence 5: They mentioned something unusual in his blood results. Choices: a. Not too Fast. b. Wedding shoot.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sue was nervously sitting at the doctor's office. Sentence 2: She was getting a flu shot. Sentence 3: She was nervous about how it would feel. Sentence 4: The doctor came and gave her a quick prick on the shoulder. Sentence 5: Sue was relieved that it was all over. Choices: a. Scam. b. Getting shots.", "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'."}130{"query": "Sentence 1: The tree branch hung over the fence. Sentence 2: They decided to cut it off before it fell on the fence. Sentence 3: Using the chainsaw on the branch caused the tree to vibrate a bit. Sentence 4: A completely different branch than the one they wanted fell off. Sentence 5: Disgusted, they put the chainsaw away and decided to continue later. Choices: a. Ferris Wheels. b. The Tree Branch.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kirby tried to cut down a tree with a hand ax. Sentence 2: When that didn't work, he decided to try a hand saw. Sentence 3: When his hand saw broke, he tried a chainsaw. Sentence 4: The chainsaw cut the tree down, but it also cut Kirby's leg. Sentence 5: Kirby decided to get an artificial tree next Christmas. Choices: a. Night Work. b. Tree Wars.", "neg": "Sentence 1: George and Kim planted hundreds of trees at a local park. Sentence 2: Over the years, they took good care of them. Sentence 3: And they became taller and taller. Sentence 4: 30 years later, the trees were a great size. Sentence 5: And they reminded George and Kim of great memories. Choices: a. New Trees. b. No TV.", "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'."}131{"query": "Sentence 1: David likes to go to the beach. Sentence 2: The other day he decided to go there and took some friends with him. Sentence 3: They spent their day at the beach kayaking. Sentence 4: Afterwards they had a picnic lunch on the shore. Sentence 5: At the end of the day they were very tired. Choices: a. Concussion. b. A day at the Beach.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Joe went to the beach with his family. Sentence 2: It was a chilly day. Sentence 3: Joe stood on some rocks watching the waves. Sentence 4: A huge wave hit the rock and shot water high above the rocks. Sentence 5: Joe  got drenched. Choices: a. Timmy Tooth. b. A Day at the Beach.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mario went to the beach that day in hope to sunbathe. Sentence 2: He put his towel down but the beach was full and noisy. Sentence 3: He decided to swim instead. Sentence 4: In the water, he got stung by a jellyfish. Sentence 5: He went back home hurt and dissatisfied with his day. Choices: a. A day at the beach. b. Nothing to Sneeze At.", "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'."}132{"query": "Sentence 1: Little Trent went to a circus for the first time with his family. Sentence 2: He was in awe watching the acrobats flip and fly through the air. Sentence 3: He saw a strange looking man with wild hair. Sentence 4: The man honked his nose at Trent. Sentence 5: Trent started crying. Choices: a. Sick Soup. b. No Clowns.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sitting in a front row seat, Julie expectantly awaited the clowns. Sentence 2: They came tumbling in with their giant shoes and tiny cars. Sentence 3: They made a wobbly clown tower and teetered over towards Julie. Sentence 4: Each clown came somersaulting down to the ground. Sentence 5: Julie clapped and clapped at the end of the performance. Choices: a. The zoo. b. Send in the Clowns.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Carlo wanted to go to the circus. Sentence 2: The circus announced a new attraction. Sentence 3: It was about a real live unicorn. Sentence 4: When Carlo got there he was very excited. Sentence 5: The unicorn was a goat with a single horn. Choices: a. Circus. b. Laughter.", "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'."}133{"query": "Sentence 1: Tim hated dirty sponges. Sentence 2: He was annoyed when his roommates wouldn't squeeze one out. Sentence 3: It made them get moldy and smell bad. Sentence 4: Tim kept throwing them out. Sentence 5: His roommates eventually stopped being as careless. Choices: a. Gross Sponge. b. Pigeons.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Larry hated his roommates. Sentence 2: He felt that they never helped around the house. Sentence 3: He tried to prove it by not washing the dishes. Sentence 4: After a week the sink overflowed with them. Sentence 5: Larry proved his points to his roommates, but they didn't care. Choices: a. Doing Dishes. b. Pizza.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom had roommates. Sentence 2: They never wanted to take out the trash. Sentence 3: Tom refused to for a while. Sentence 4: The trash piled up so high it fell over. Sentence 5: Tom yelled at everyone and took it out. Choices: a. Regret. b. Too Much Trash.", "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'."}134{"query": "Sentence 1: There was a new dress Tara wanted. Sentence 2: She decided to save up to buy the dress. Sentence 3: Tara decided to earn money by babysitting. Sentence 4: Tara put aside the money she made babysitting. Sentence 5: She soon had enough to buy the dress. Choices: a. The Sick Puppy. b. The New Dress.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kate was shopping. Sentence 2: She found a beautiful purse. Sentence 3: She went to purchase it but didn't have enough money. Sentence 4: She cried when she had to put it back. Sentence 5: She decided to save up for it. Choices: a. Dog walk. b. The Purse.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Beth was shopping in the mall one day. Sentence 2: She had picked up a few things and was ready to leave. Sentence 3: Just as she was leaving she spotted a sad puppy in the window. Sentence 4: She went inside and asked about the puppy. Sentence 5: She signed all the papers and took her new puppy home! Choices: a. Beth buys a puppy. b. The Haircut.", "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'."}135{"query": "Sentence 1: I sighed with frustration when Ann cancelled yet another appointment. Sentence 2: I knew our coaching sessions were good for her when she chose to come. Sentence 3: Listening to her stammered excuse, I got a sudden flash of insight. Sentence 4: Acting on instinct, I asked her why she felt undeserving of success. Sentence 5: As silence gave way to tears, I knew we'd finally exposed her barrier. Choices: a. The Root of the Problem. b. Before It Gets Cold.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Everyone told Estelle she should learn to be angry. Sentence 2: But Estelle had a soft personality and never yelled. Sentence 3: Her friends to help her found all kind of things to upset her. Sentence 4: After many hours Estelle finally lost it and broke a pot on the floor. Sentence 5: All her friends were so scared, they run away from her. Choices: a. Provoking anger. b. Golf.", "neg": "Sentence 1: From that point on, things were strained between us. Sentence 2: My mother was angry and spiteful. Sentence 3: My father became distant and blamed me for everything. Sentence 4: My relationship with my parents began to sever. Sentence 5: We never rebuilt a repertoire of any sort. Choices: a. Deciding. b. Little Girl Lost.", "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'."}136{"query": "Sentence 1: Last night, I watched Shrek with my girlfriend. Sentence 2: She got afraid and wanted to turn off the movie. Sentence 3: Later that night, I decided to scare her. Sentence 4: I hid in her closet and when she came in, I jumped out and scared her. Sentence 5: She was so afraid that she screamed and ran away. Choices: a. No Dinner. b. Movie Scare.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alex took Jeff on a date. Sentence 2: Alex loves horror movies. Sentence 3: They went to see the newest one. Sentence 4: She made Jeff watch the whole thing. Sentence 5: Jeff went home crying. Choices: a. The Brush. b. Horror Movie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Maryann doesn't like scary movies. Sentence 2: Her boyfriend is a huge fan of them. Sentence 3: She tries to watch them with him every now and then. Sentence 4: It doesn't end well for her. Sentence 5: She lays in bed awake for nights. Choices: a. All for love. b. Worse things could happen.", "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'."}137{"query": "Sentence 1: Fran had won a big trip to Europe on a gameshow. Sentence 2: She was excited, but had to get her passport first. Sentence 3: She went to the post office and stood in line. Sentence 4: Her picture was taken and she received her passport. Sentence 5: Soon she'd be in Europe living her dreams. Choices: a. Getting a Passport. b. Storm Chaser.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Anna had just finished four years at a prestigious college. Sentence 2: She decided to take a very unconventional next step-a trip. Sentence 3: She planned to backpack across Western Europe for 8 months! Sentence 4: It was a risky career move, but she focused on enjoying the moment. Sentence 5: And when she returned, several offices began courting her ASAP! Choices: a. Backpacker. b. Anaphylactic Shock.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Elizabeth was accepted into study abroad programs in France and Spain. Sentence 2: She decided to go to France. Sentence 3: She learned French. Sentence 4: She returned home to the US. Sentence 5: Now Elizabeth is a professional French translator at the UN! Choices: a. Fish. b. Life Path.", "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'."}138{"query": "Sentence 1: Dana has a birthday party. Sentence 2: She invited all her friends. Sentence 3: They all came except for 2. Sentence 4: They gave her presents. Sentence 5: She had a good time. Choices: a. party. b. Sofa.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tina had a birthday party. Sentence 2: She was so excited for it. Sentence 3: But unfortunately no one showed up. Sentence 4: Tina felt so defeated. Sentence 5: She realized they were not her real friends. Choices: a. No one showed up. b. A Reason To Practice.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie was having a birthday party. Sentence 2: She decided to not invite Tina. Sentence 3: Tina got very mad. Sentence 4: So when Allie had her party, Tina was alone. Sentence 5: She wasn't amused. Choices: a. Forgetting the Gift. b. Birthday party.", "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'."}139{"query": "Sentence 1: Jake was playing in the art room. Sentence 2: His parents weren't paying attention. Sentence 3: Jake spilled paint all over the place. Sentence 4: He ruined several pieces. Sentence 5: Jake was reprimanded by his parents. Choices: a. Puppies. b. Ruined Art Supplies.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Hannah had decided to adopt a puppy. Sentence 2: She visited the shelter on Thursday and selected a tiny poodle. Sentence 3: He was very nervous and wouldn't stop shaking. Sentence 4: She brought him home and decided to call him Little Rascal. Sentence 5: As it turns out, he was quite a mischievous puppy after all. Choices: a. Hairy Paint. b. Little Rascal.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom got a new puppy. Sentence 2: It was still not housebroken. Sentence 3: Tom needed to leave it alone for a while. Sentence 4: The dog went crazy all over the house. Sentence 5: Tom spent all night cleaning up after it. Choices: a. Huge Mess. b. A night to remember.", "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'."}140{"query": "Sentence 1: Henry prepared baked chicken, with rice and mashed potatoes. Sentence 2: He prepared a plate of food for his wife. Sentence 3: When she bit into the chicken, she had a disgusted look. Sentence 4: When she spit her chicken out, Henry can see the wrong pieces. Sentence 5: He immediately apologized. Choices: a. The Robber. b. Looks good but tastes bad.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Dean ordered a chicken sandwich from the restaurant. Sentence 2: The cashier gave him the order. Sentence 3: When Dean took a bite of the sandwich, he yelled. Sentence 4: One of his front teeth came out. Sentence 5: He found out that the chicken was overcooked. Choices: a. Jack's Fence. b. Hard as a Rock.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I decided to make fried chicken again for dinner. Sentence 2: I got the chicken out of the freezer and let it thaw. Sentence 3: Then I put it in my frying pan with just a little oil. Sentence 4: The first side got browned so I turned it over to cook the other side. Sentence 5: Then I put it on a plate with some potatoes and ate my dinner. Choices: a. Fried Chicken. b. Refusal.", "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'."}141{"query": "Sentence 1: I was ready to go to my driver's license test a while ago! Sentence 2: I was very excited and drove there with my brother. Sentence 3: I drove super well the entire way there. Sentence 4: Unfortunately in the parking lot I lost my confidence. Sentence 5: When I was parking I accidentally hit a car and had to leave. Choices: a. Parking. b. After school.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Molly was 17 and hadn't been driving very long. Sentence 2: Molly's mom let her use the family car to go out with friends one day. Sentence 3: Molly and her friends went shopping and then got in the car to go home. Sentence 4: When Molly pulled out of the parking space she hit a pole behind her. Sentence 5: Molly's parents were very made and revoked her driving privileges. Choices: a. Molly dented the car. b. Horseback Riding.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Michael enjoyed driving. Sentence 2: One day he was out driving with his friends. Sentence 3: A car swerved. Sentence 4: It hit his car pretty bad. Sentence 5: Michael never drived ever again. Choices: a. Waiting at the airport. b. Driving problems..", "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'."}142{"query": "Sentence 1: Dan recently went to a nightclub with some friends. Sentence 2: At the club, Dan saw a pretty blonde woman he liked. Sentence 3: Dan decided to ask the woman for a dance. Sentence 4: As Dan began to ask, and the woman turned around, Dan screamed. Sentence 5: Dan realized he was asking his sister Denise for a dance at the club. Choices: a. Night club fiasco. b. New Red Shoes.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tony was nervous walking up to the girls. Sentence 2: He mustered up his courage and walked over to Claire. Sentence 3: Tony couldn't believe she said yes to a dance. Sentence 4: They headed out to the dance floor, hand in hand. Sentence 5: They danced all night. Choices: a. The Dance. b. Heart Attack.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Cindy went to a party at Lisa's house. Sentence 2: There was music and dancing at the party. Sentence 3: All of the girls at the party took their shoes off to dance. Sentence 4: Lisa's little brother, Bart, hid Cindy's shoes. Sentence 5: Lisa was angry with Bart when she found out what he had done. Choices: a. The swim. b. Party Shoes.", "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'."}143{"query": "Sentence 1: I researched computer parts for 3 weeks. Sentence 2: Then I made a list of the parts that I liked. Sentence 3: I put all of those parts in my NewEgg cart. Sentence 4: I received an email from them after I made the purchase. Sentence 5: The parts are on their way. Choices: a. Not first place. b. New Build.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I bought a new computer. Sentence 2: I decided it was too boring. Sentence 3: I went to the store. Sentence 4: I bought a package of stickers. Sentence 5: I applied them all over the case. Choices: a. Leaving. b. Stickers.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I really needed a new computer. Sentence 2: So I went down to the electronics store to buy a new one. Sentence 3: I was there all day looking at all the different computers. Sentence 4: I decided on a computer. Sentence 5: It is a really great computer. Choices: a. New computer.. b. Pumpkins.", "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'."}144{"query": "Sentence 1: I bought a white shirt yesterday. Sentence 2: I put it in the wash when I got it. Sentence 3: I then took it out and saw it was pink. Sentence 4: The colors ran together. Sentence 5: I was quite disappointed. Choices: a. Colored shirt. b. Caught in the wave.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I bought a new sweatshirt. Sentence 2: It felt great and comfortable. Sentence 3: After putting it in the dryer the sweatshirt felt stiff. Sentence 4: I could hardly walk in it. Sentence 5: I eventually gave the sweatshirt to goodwill. Choices: a. Sweatshirt. b. Falling Down.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie ordered a dress online. Sentence 2: She wanted it in pink. Sentence 3: But it ended up being red. Sentence 4: Allie was horrified. Sentence 5: She had to send it back. Choices: a. Radio Tower. b. Wrong color.", "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'."}145{"query": "Sentence 1: Dean ordered a chicken sandwich from the restaurant. Sentence 2: The cashier gave him the order. Sentence 3: When Dean took a bite of the sandwich, he yelled. Sentence 4: One of his front teeth came out. Sentence 5: He found out that the chicken was overcooked. Choices: a. Jack's Fence. b. Hard as a Rock.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Henry prepared baked chicken, with rice and mashed potatoes. Sentence 2: He prepared a plate of food for his wife. Sentence 3: When she bit into the chicken, she had a disgusted look. Sentence 4: When she spit her chicken out, Henry can see the wrong pieces. Sentence 5: He immediately apologized. Choices: a. The Robber. b. Looks good but tastes bad.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Rob was eating dinner with his friend and his family. Sentence 2: But he noticed a piece of his chicken was uncooked. Sentence 3: He didn't want to embarrass himself. Sentence 4: So he decided to eat all of his food. Sentence 5: But he ended up being sick for a week. Choices: a. Uncooked. b. Afraid in the night.", "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'."}146{"query": "Sentence 1: Vanessa brought me a vase of plants. Sentence 2: I thanked her and placed in the table. Sentence 3: I had a bad case of allergies before going to bed. Sentence 4: My daughter took me to the hospital during the night. Sentence 5: The doctor found out that the flowers caused my allergies. Choices: a. Bad Registration. b. Poisonous Gift.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Every single workday, Tom passed a flower shop. Sentence 2: The man decided one day that he wanted to surprise his wife. Sentence 3: He stopped by the shop and picked up some roses. Sentence 4: Little did he know, his wife was allergic to his gift. Sentence 5: She spent the evening thanking him and sneezing! Choices: a. Late Again. b. The wife and her flowers.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Yesterday April was cutting bushes in her backyard. Sentence 2: One of the bushes must have been poisonous. Sentence 3: She broke out in a very itchy rash. Sentence 4: She went to the hospital. Sentence 5: The hospital prescribed her antibiotics. Choices: a. The poisonous bush. b. Going to the Beach.", "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'."}147{"query": "Sentence 1: Harry liked to work out at the gym. Sentence 2: Harry lifted weights and gained muscle. Sentence 3: One day, Harry heard about a fitness competition. Sentence 4: Harry increased his workout regimen and entered the competition. Sentence 5: Harry got second place in the fitness competition. Choices: a. Soccer on Tuesdays. b. Working Out.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alister runs for exercise. Sentence 2: He has run with friends and by himself. Sentence 3: One day his friend invited him to run in a charity race. Sentence 4: He decided to train hard and run in the race. Sentence 5: Alister came in the top 10 for the charity race. Choices: a. Jeff the Baker. b. Alister's Race.", "neg": "Sentence 1: KJ is a very athletic man. Sentence 2: He decides to begin weight lifting to improve his performance. Sentence 3: KJ lifts weights several times a week on top of his other workouts. Sentence 4: He builds very strong muscles. Sentence 5: KJ is now a much better athlete because of his weight lifting. Choices: a. KJ the Athlete. b. State Senate.", "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'."}148{"query": "Sentence 1: I bought a new phone from the store. Sentence 2: The cashier handed the phone to me. Sentence 3: When I turned it on, it couldn't work. Sentence 4: The cashier investigated the the phone. Sentence 5: I've received a refund. Choices: a. Broken Upon Purchase. b. Angry Customer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I purchased peanut butter from the store. Sentence 2: I decided to have a quick snack. Sentence 3: I open the peanut butter jar and the seal was broken. Sentence 4: You can tell someone has been in it. Sentence 5: I return the peanut butter for a refund. Choices: a. Old peanut butter. b. Old cellphone.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I went to use my Touch ID on my phone. Sentence 2: It was broken. Sentence 3: I had to get it fixed. Sentence 4: But when I brought it to someone, they said it couldn't be fixed. Sentence 5: So I had to buy another one instead. Choices: a. The Thief. b. Broken touch id.", "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'."}149{"query": "Sentence 1: Nina caught a turtle at the pond. Sentence 2: She brought it home to be her pet turtle. Sentence 3: But then her brother taught her about turtles. Sentence 4: Nina decided to set her turtle free. Sentence 5: She didn't want to be a cruel captor! Choices: a. Math Exam. b. Turtle.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I found a turtle in the street today. Sentence 2: It had a hurt leg. Sentence 3: I took it home and fixed up its leg. Sentence 4: I nursed it back to health for a week. Sentence 5: At the end of the week I returned it to the wild. Choices: a. Rachel gets dumped. b. turtles.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The kids had a pet turtle. Sentence 2: It was green with a big shell. Sentence 3: They fed it carrots every night. Sentence 4: They worried that he was lonely. Sentence 5: They bought a second turtle to keep him company. Choices: a. The Turtle. b. Pizza Lasagna.", "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'."}150{"query": "Sentence 1: Bella loves brushing her teeth. Sentence 2: She does it every day and night. Sentence 3: Her parents don't even have to remind her. Sentence 4: She cleans up when she is done. Sentence 5: She even puts everything away. Choices: a. Brushing Teeth. b. The Tea Kettle.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jill was very conscientious about her oral health. Sentence 2: She used the same type of toothbrush every day. Sentence 3: She noticed one day the blue in her toothbrush was fading. Sentence 4: Jill went to the store later to pick up a new one but they were out. Sentence 5: She wound up buying a new type of toothbrush and she liked it more. Choices: a. Toothpaste. b. unwanted diet.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bella wanted a dog. Sentence 2: Her mom agreed, as long as Bella cared for it all by herself. Sentence 3: Bella promised, so they went to the shelter and picked a dog for her. Sentence 4: Bella walked her dog every day, and cleaned and brushed him. Sentence 5: Bella's mom was proud of her daughter's responsibility! Choices: a. Braids. b. Dog.", "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'."}151{"query": "Sentence 1: Joni had bought a raffle ticket from the PTO fundraiser. Sentence 2: She had forgotten she had bought the ticket. Sentence 3: A woman called Joni on her cell phone. Sentence 4: The woman told Joni she won a cash prize. Sentence 5: Joni was very surprised. Choices: a. The Raffle Ticket. b. The Blown Umbrella.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Susie noticed there was a concert coming up. Sentence 2: Problem was she could not afford it. Sentence 3: Luckily she entered in a competition to win a ticket. Sentence 4: To her delight, she won. Sentence 5: She was very happy. Choices: a. Winning tickets. b. New deals.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie was excited to attend the concert. Sentence 2: But first she wanted to see if she could win a free one. Sentence 3: A week past and she found out she won the ticket. Sentence 4: Allie was thrilled. Sentence 5: It relieved her of having to spend money. Choices: a. Up in smokes. b. Winning ticket.", "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'."}152{"query": "Sentence 1: My friend Freya never got married. Sentence 2: She always dated the wrong man. Sentence 3: Her latest boyfriend seemed a good catch and they lived together. Sentence 4: In 2013, he caught him cheating on her and threw him out. Sentence 5: She has not had a boyfriend since. Choices: a. BF Bad Luck. b. Fancy Dinner.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Valerie played around on her boyfriend, Matt. Sentence 2: She fell for Tim, one of the many guys she'd cheated with. Sentence 3: She broke up with Matt and started dating Tim. Sentence 4: Tim had no respect for her or their relationship. Sentence 5: He cheated on her countless times and then broke up with her. Choices: a. Val gets a taste of her own medicine. b. Jane Goes Home.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Yvonne never wore make up. Sentence 2: Her friends told her she should and brought her to the store. Sentence 3: She tried a few shades and chose a light tone color. Sentence 4: But when she arrived home, she threw it in the trash. Sentence 5: Later, when she met her friends, she told them her dog ate it. Choices: a. Losing love. b. Makeup mishap.", "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'."}153{"query": "Sentence 1: Virgil's car was impounded. Sentence 2: He had to bike to work. Sentence 3: It took a couple of days to get used to it. Sentence 4: At the end of the week he got his car back. Sentence 5: He preferred biking and stuck with it. Choices: a. The Bed. b. Biking to Work.", "pos": "Sentence 1: John started working in a new office. Sentence 2: He noticed that everyone in the new office rode a bicycle to work. Sentence 3: John got himself a bike to ride as well. Sentence 4: His first morning cycling to work, John was sweating like a pig. Sentence 5: He decided then that perhaps driving was the best fit for him! Choices: a. Christmas gift. b. Drive Only.", "neg": "Sentence 1: James is an avid bicyclist. Sentence 2: He normally rode to work everyday. Sentence 3: One day, he woke up to find his bike was missing. Sentence 4: He searched everywhere, but had to conclude that is had been stolen. Sentence 5: James was depressed as he rode the subway to work. Choices: a. Stolen Bike. b. Quilt top.", "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'."}154{"query": "Sentence 1: I approached my college's running trail. Sentence 2: But the gate was closed. Sentence 3: I decided to find another way onto the trail. Sentence 4: And at the top, there was a great view of the city and mountains. Sentence 5: I was glad that security didn't catch me too. Choices: a. The Heart Attack. b. No Trespassing.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Nick and Jeffrey wanted to go into an old abandoned hospital one day. Sentence 2: When they got there, there was a locked gate. Sentence 3: They tried to climb over the gate. Sentence 4: Suddenly, a security guard appeared and started yelling at them. Sentence 5: Disappointed, they had to promise never to try to break in again. Choices: a. Shutting Down. b. Security.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Hattie took a hike today. Sentence 2: She went on a trail she always went on. Sentence 3: She decided to stray from the path a bit. Sentence 4: She found a new way to get to the end. Sentence 5: The new was much more scenic. Choices: a. The shortcut. b. Stomach Virus.", "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'."}155{"query": "Sentence 1: The school always had parties on Valentine's Day. Sentence 2: The class addressed valentines cards and handed out candy. Sentence 3: They played some Valentine's Day games. Sentence 4: Then they danced. Sentence 5: It was a great party! Choices: a. The Class Party. b. Bored.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ed and his friends went together to the school dance. Sentence 2: Because Ed loved to dance, he made a beeline to the dance floor. Sentence 3: He got so caught up he didn't realize the music had stopped. Sentence 4: He looked around him, seeing he was the only one dancing. Sentence 5: He was embarrassed when everyone started clapping. Choices: a. School Dance. b. Getting a manicure.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Last year we had a big Halloween party. Sentence 2: Lots of costumed friends came. Sentence 3: We drank blood punch and ate snacks. Sentence 4: We gave out candy to the neighborhood kids. Sentence 5: We might have another party this year. Choices: a. Unhealthy Vacation. b. Halloween.", "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'."}156{"query": "Sentence 1: One day Angel got a letter in the mail. Sentence 2: It said she had been selected to appear on a gameshow. Sentence 3: Angel was nervous so she studied hard to pass all of the questions. Sentence 4: She flew to the studio and took her place on stage. Sentence 5: Angel did well on the game show thanks to studying the night before. Choices: a. The Birthday Party. b. The game show.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tod applied to be on a game show because he's very smart. Sentence 2: Tod was approved and flown to tape the game show. Sentence 3: Tod was very nervous. Sentence 4: He even shook when he introduced himself. Sentence 5: Tod wound up winning thousands of dollars. Choices: a. Nightmares Be Gone. b. Game Show.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Marie was attending a birthday party. Sentence 2: She left her house early to go to the party. Sentence 3: She stopped at a store to get a gift card. Sentence 4: Marie put a check in the card and signed it. Sentence 5: Marie drove the rest of the way to the party. Choices: a. Marie and the Party. b. The recital.", "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'."}157{"query": "Sentence 1: I did all my laundry the other day. Sentence 2: I let my laundry pile up a little too much. Sentence 3: I had to spend my whole day doing laundry. Sentence 4: It took a lot of time and I had to buy extra detergent. Sentence 5: That wasn't a whole lot of fun. Choices: a. Doing laundry.. b. The Snoring.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Summer was doing some chores one night. Sentence 2: She threw a load of clothes in the wash. Sentence 3: Before she knew it she accidentally fell asleep on the couch. Sentence 4: When she woke up, she remembered her clothes. Sentence 5: Since they hadn't been switched over they were mildewy. Choices: a. The Mildewy Clothes. b. Binch.", "neg": "Sentence 1: We were washing our clothes for the week. Sentence 2: While the machine being fill with water, we were watching TV. Sentence 3: I went down stairs to add detergent to the load of clothes. Sentence 4: Ten minutes later i checked on the clothes. Sentence 5: Suds overflow from the washing machine knee high covering the floor. Choices: a. Christmas Shopping. b. Machine Overflow.", "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'."}158{"query": "Sentence 1: Alice wanted to try some highlights. Sentence 2: Her hair was looking rather dull. Sentence 3: So she bought a box to do it. Sentence 4: But it turned out streaky orange. Sentence 5: She had to go to a salon to fix it. Choices: a. Waffles or pancakes. b. Trying some highlights.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alicia got a dark dye. Sentence 2: She was curious about how it would look. Sentence 3: But it ended up looking terrible. Sentence 4: So she had to go to the store and get a lighter one. Sentence 5: Alicia then was happy with the result. Choices: a. New shoes. b. Picking a different color.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Enid put some bleach on her hair to get some blond streaks. Sentence 2: She set the timer for five minutes and sat down. Sentence 3: Nearly an hour later she woke up! Sentence 4: She quickly washed the bleach out of her hair but it was too late. Sentence 5: She had snowy white streaks all over her head. Choices: a. Overprocessed. b. Astronaut.", "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'."}159{"query": "Sentence 1: Maria was thrilled to go see her first musical in New York. Sentence 2: She sat down in her seat filled with anticipation. Sentence 3: A man came on the stage announcing that the main star was sick. Sentence 4: Maria's eagerness vanished. Sentence 5: And she stood up to leave the theater. Choices: a. Winter Jacket. b. Star.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mike was to star in a broadway play on Saturday. Sentence 2: He had the flu but planned on performing regardless. Sentence 3: He was rehearsing prior to the show when he fainted. Sentence 4: The ambulance had to take him to the hospital. Sentence 5: The play has been rescheduled for next week. Choices: a. Headphones. b. Broadway.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mary really loved rock music. Sentence 2: She finally went to see her favorite band. Sentence 3: Mary joined the mosh pit. Sentence 4: A guy ran into Mary and broke her rib. Sentence 5: Mary no longer goes to concerts. Choices: a. The Concert. b. Bestseller.", "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'."}160{"query": "Sentence 1: Dan had a few friends at school. Sentence 2: One day one spread a rumor about him. Sentence 3: Everyone believed it. Sentence 4: Dan's friends eventually stopped hanging out with him. Sentence 5: Dan had to have lunch alone for years. Choices: a. Old Cartoons. b. Lonely Lunch.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The kids at school thought his red glasses looked pink. Sentence 2: They made fun of him and said he was wearing a girl color. Sentence 3: He was angry and sad that they were picking on him. Sentence 4: He broke his glasses so he wouldn't have to wear them. Sentence 5: He eventually told his mother the truth, but she wasn't mad. Choices: a. Lunch. b. Teased.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bill was small. Sentence 2: Other kids made fun of him. Sentence 3: Bill lost his confidence. Sentence 4: He became the class clown. Sentence 5: Everybody in his classes suffered. Choices: a. small. b. Late Bill.", "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'."}161{"query": "Sentence 1: Patti was the prettiest girl in school. Sentence 2: She was also mean, and teased the new girl, June, over her acne. Sentence 3: June was kind and tried to be friendly, but Patti kept teasing her. Sentence 4: One day, Patti had a car accident and got a big scar across her face. Sentence 5: Everybody shunned her except June, whose skin was now clearing. Choices: a. Patti and June. b. Rosie's Diet Struggles.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tara was always a heavier girl. Sentence 2: She was always insecure in her own skin. Sentence 3: Her friends always told her she was beautiful no matter what size. Sentence 4: One day when she looked in the mirror she just gave herself a smile. Sentence 5: That smile made her see enough beauty to forget all her insecurities. Choices: a. Weight Issues. b. English paper.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anna had always liked her curvy figure. Sentence 2: Then one day she overheard some boys joking about her. Sentence 3: They made fun of her chubby face and features. Sentence 4: For a moment Anna was devastated - but then she recovered. Sentence 5: She resolved not to let anyone else affect her self-esteem! Choices: a. Snowstorm Driving. b. Chubby.", "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'."}162{"query": "Sentence 1: Lisa was at the mall. Sentence 2: And she was really thirsty. Sentence 3: So she decided to stop at a coffee shop and get an iced mocha. Sentence 4: But it was really bland and over filled with ice. Sentence 5: Lisa decided not to go to coffee shops anymore. Choices: a. Washing Clothes. b. Coffee Regret.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kendra poured the iced coffee ingredients into a cup that had a lid. Sentence 2: She shook the cup vigorously. Sentence 3: Sadly, she had neglected to screw the lid on securely. Sentence 4: She cleaned coffee off of the floor for a long time. Sentence 5: She decided to get iced coffee from the coffee shop from then on. Choices: a. New suit. b. Iced coffee.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mindy worked in an office. Sentence 2: She was responsible for making the coffee in the morning. Sentence 3: Mindy noticed that the coffee was running low. Sentence 4: She bought some coffee on her way to the office. Sentence 5: The office reimbursed her purchase. Choices: a. Coffee. b. Surfing.", "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'."}163{"query": "Sentence 1: Back in the 1800's there were a lot of people killed. Sentence 2: They were believed to practice witchery and for this they were killed. Sentence 3: Many women were burnt at the stake to a crisp. Sentence 4: A lot of people were killed simply for being different. Sentence 5: This has caused Salem to be an interesting attraction for many. Choices: a. SAlem. b. 100 trips.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One halloween the streets were packed with children in costumes. Sentence 2: The porch lights were on waiting on the trick or treaters. Sentence 3: The children arrived at our house and candies were handed out. Sentence 4: The children's bags were full. Sentence 5: The children left running for the next house to trick or treat. Choices: a. Trick or Treat. b. Invention.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim was studying the history of America. Sentence 2: He learned about Native Americans. Sentence 3: He became fascinated with their culture. Sentence 4: He researched their historical sites. Sentence 5: He took a vacation to visit the sites and had fun. Choices: a. Andrea Always Accounted Aptly. b. Native Americans.", "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'."}164{"query": "Sentence 1: When I was a kid, my family went on a cross country trip. Sentence 2: We visited every single state. Sentence 3: On the trip our RV broke down a lot. Sentence 4: One time it was broken down for a whole day. Sentence 5: Eventually, we got it fixed and finished off the trip. Choices: a. Cross country trip. b. Dinner with friends.", "pos": "Sentence 1: John decided to go on a car trip with his family. Sentence 2: He thought they would just dive through a few states. Sentence 3: They could stop and see the sites on the way. Sentence 4: He thought it would be a fun adventure. Sentence 5: The family agreed that it would be fun. Choices: a. The car trip. b. Antiques.", "neg": "Sentence 1: A family of 5 decided that they needed to go camping. Sentence 2: It took them hours and hours to pack up the truck and get ready to go. Sentence 3: Finally they were off on their adventure. Sentence 4: They spent days and days traveling to Zion's National Park. Sentence 5: They enjoyed their time hiking and sightseeing. Choices: a. The Baking Contest. b. Family Trip.", "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'."}165{"query": "Sentence 1: Jill and Greg got divorced after ten years of marriage. Sentence 2: When it was time to share their belongings it was a fight. Sentence 3: They didn't have a prenup and had to argue about everything. Sentence 4: They eventually found a middle ground but forgot one thing. Sentence 5: They didn't know who would keep the dog. Choices: a. Separation. b. Mistake.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ian found out that Glady cheated on her. Sentence 2: She talked to him and asked to overlook her infidelity. Sentence 3: He wasn't convinced and arranged a divorce. Sentence 4: Since he was the family's breadwinner, he won sole custody of the kids. Sentence 5: Glady lived by herself in a small apartment. Choices: a. Divorce. b. The Birthday Cake.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lorry and Manny were happily married for 10 years with 3 kids. Sentence 2: Unfortunately,one year they lost their youngest son to a car accident. Sentence 3: The loss was very hard for Lorry and Manny couldn't comfort her. Sentence 4: As the years went by they continued to grow apart. Sentence 5: After 7 years of the loss of their son,Lorry and Manny got a divorce. Choices: a. Broken Bed. b. Divorce after a loss.", "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'."}166{"query": "Sentence 1: A West Babylon New York man is very lucky. Sentence 2: He won the million dollar lottery twice. Sentence 3: Inn 2012 he bought a twenty dollar scratch-off ticket. Sentence 4: He won a million dollars on that ticket. Sentence 5: In May 2016, he won another million dollars on another scratch-off. Choices: a. Wins Lottery Twice. b. Frozen Turkey.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Andrew played the lottery every week. Sentence 2: He spent $50 per week on tickets. Sentence 3: His wife told him it was getting out of hand and to stop. Sentence 4: That night he played one last time. Sentence 5: Andrew won one million dollars! Choices: a. The Lottery. b. Wet Bed.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Skip goes gambling in vegas. Sentence 2: He tries his hand at some poker. Sentence 3: He loses bad in poker. Sentence 4: He tries the slots this time. Sentence 5: He wins a huge prize. Choices: a. Embassy. b. Skip gets lucky.", "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'."}167{"query": "Sentence 1: Paul went to the football game. Sentence 2: It was very cold outside. Sentence 3: Paul's coat did not keep him very warm and he was cold. Sentence 4: Paul went to town the next day. Sentence 5: He looked for a warm, thick coat and purchased it. Choices: a. Paul Got A New Coat. b. ACL.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom had a light jacket he really liked. Sentence 2: He decided to wear it out one night. Sentence 3: Unfortunately it was really cold out. Sentence 4: Tom wasn't able to stay very warm. Sentence 5: He had to go home early. Choices: a. Light Jacket. b. Alligator.", "neg": "Sentence 1: A man's computer broke one day. Sentence 2: He was really upset. Sentence 3: He saved up his money for a new nice one. Sentence 4: He went to the store to buy one. Sentence 5: He came away with a great computer. Choices: a. Vikings. b. New Computer.", "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'."}168{"query": "Sentence 1: Old Man Donner's pond always froze over in the winter. Sentence 2: The local school children never failed to take advantage. Sentence 3: Sandra was one such child. Sentence 4: She spent all afternoon skating on that pond. Sentence 5: She loved it very much and would always remember that day. Choices: a. Crush.. b. Ice Skating.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Winter had arrived in Minnesota. Sentence 2: The local kids spent a lot of time at the skating rink. Sentence 3: They would skate in circles every day for hours. Sentence 4: Sometimes they would play hockey. Sentence 5: The skating rink was a fun place to play in the winter! Choices: a. Forgot the milk. b. The Skating Rink.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jill was on summer vacation. Sentence 2: Her grandmother had signed her up for ice skating lessons. Sentence 3: Jill's grandmother thought she may enjoy taking up the sport. Sentence 4: Jill went to her lessons twice a week and got to skate around the rink. Sentence 5: She met a few knew people and got to try out ice skating. Choices: a. Skating lessons. b. James gets hurt.", "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'."}169{"query": "Sentence 1: Mia was playing baseball. Sentence 2: It was gym class. Sentence 3: She took a swing at the ball, Sentence 4: She didn't realize she hit the ball at the teacher's head by accident. Sentence 5: Mia was so embarrassed and apologized. Choices: a. Dinner. b. Bad ball.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Allie was doing her math homework in history class. Sentence 2: One day her teacher pulled her aside. Sentence 3: Allies teacher told her to stop doing math in class. Sentence 4: Allie was quite embarrassed. Sentence 5: She didn't think he would noticed so she apologized. Choices: a. Flat Tire. b. Pulled aside after class.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I played little league baseball. Sentence 2: I hit a fly ball into right field. Sentence 3: The ball hit the fielder in the head. Sentence 4: I felt bad. Sentence 5: Later, I found out he was mad enough to want to fight me. Choices: a. The Hit. b. Big Stain.", "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'."}170{"query": "Sentence 1: Seth and his friends are bored on a weekend day. Sentence 2: They are all coming up with ideas of what to do. Sentence 3: Seth asks his friends if they wanna go play basketball. Sentence 4: They all agree to the idea. Sentence 5: Seth and his friends go and play basketball. Choices: a. Seth plays basketball. b. new friend.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mark decides he has studied enough for a little while. Sentence 2: He leaves the library and notices some other students playing frisbee. Sentence 3: He joins them and plays for a few hours. Sentence 4: Mark is happy with his study break. Sentence 5: He decides to return to the library. Choices: a. Mark Plays Frisbee. b. Nanny and Grandpa.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jack wants his family to spend at least one weekend night together. Sentence 2: His children get to pick out what movie they want to watch. Sentence 3: The three children usually want to watch an animated film. Sentence 4: While the kids decide, Jack and his wife pop some popcorn. Sentence 5: Movie night is something that they all look forward to all week long. Choices: a. Baby Blankets. b. Family Night Movies.", "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'."}171{"query": "Sentence 1: Dolly read the prayer of Jabez. Sentence 2: It inspired her to move. Sentence 3: She left her teaching job. Sentence 4: She took a better job offer. Sentence 5: She was happy for a change. Choices: a. Flat Tire. b. Prayer of Jabez.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jason had been really stressed out at work. Sentence 2: He decided he needed a different kind of job. Sentence 3: Jason applied for a job in a different field. Sentence 4: He got the job. Sentence 5: Jason was much happier at his new job. Choices: a. Getting To College. b. Jason's New Job.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Stacey just got offered a new job. Sentence 2: The pay was great. Sentence 3: However the problem was that it was far away. Sentence 4: She was sad to move. Sentence 5: Yet she realized she made the right decision after all. Choices: a. New job. b. Exhausted.", "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'."}172{"query": "Sentence 1: My grandfather died in a great deal of pain. Sentence 2: He laid in bed for months unable to speak. Sentence 3: Toward the end he could no longer move. Sentence 4: He was falling asleep with his eyes open. Sentence 5: We sat by his bed as he passed away. Choices: a. Repairman. b. Death Again.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim's grandfather had been sick. Sentence 2: His family decided to put him in a home. Sentence 3: Jim's grandfather was feeling blue. Sentence 4: Jim started to visit his grandfather several times a week. Sentence 5: Jim's grandfather started to feel better. Choices: a. A Wife's Earrings. b. A Sad Man.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My friend's grandson was crossing the street when he was hit by a car. Sentence 2: Paramedics rushed him to the hospital, but he had no brain activity. Sentence 3: His parents were devastated when doctors advised there was no hope. Sentence 4: The boy's organs were harvested to help those in need of transplants. Sentence 5: Then, he was taken off life support and passed away peacefully. Choices: a. Tragic Death. b. baked.", "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'."}173{"query": "Sentence 1: Michael needed to drive nearly 10 hours for a meeting. Sentence 2: He got ready for the long drive! Sentence 3: He asked me if the car had any gas and I said yes, it was full. Sentence 4: So he started on his way. Sentence 5: After he got there he called me and said he made it safe. Choices: a. Michael's Drive. b. Student President.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I went on a late night drive the other night. Sentence 2: I had to be at an important meeting early the next morning. Sentence 3: I forgot the meeting was so early in the morning. Sentence 4: That's why I had to leave so late at night. Sentence 5: I will never drive so late again. Choices: a. Late night drive. b. Sold Out.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom loved exploring and seeing the country. Sentence 2: He enjoyed taking long road trips. Sentence 3: Tom rented a car. Sentence 4: Tom wanted to drive from Florida to California. Sentence 5: Tom drove from Florida to California. Choices: a. The Meeting. b. Driving.", "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'."}174{"query": "Sentence 1: Ota took her dog for a walk. Sentence 2: The dog got away from her. Sentence 3: A young boy chased after the dog. Sentence 4: He caught the dog's leash. Sentence 5: The boy returned the dog to Ota. Choices: a. The Fleeing Dog. b. Love over lust.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim's dog ran away one night. Sentence 2: He found the dog, Mo, missing in the morning. Sentence 3: He was devastated and spent all day looking for Mo! Sentence 4: Luckily, he caught Mo running around the local park. Sentence 5: Tim was so glad he had found Mo! Choices: a. Runaway. b. The Accident.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jake noticed a dog in his neighborhood. Sentence 2: He noticed that it had a tag on it. Sentence 3: He took it in and called the number on the tag. Sentence 4: The owners were relieved to know their dog was safe. Sentence 5: Jake gave him back to them. Choices: a. Mack. b. Lost Dog.", "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'."}175{"query": "Sentence 1: Bruce is on vacation. Sentence 2: He rents a beach house. Sentence 3: He has such an amazing time he wonders if it's for sale. Sentence 4: He calls the owner and asks if he can buy it. Sentence 5: The owner sells Bruce the beach house. Choices: a. Story of O. b. Bruce buys a beach house.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The Sheltons wanted to go to the beach for the summer. Sentence 2: They found a house to rent right on the beach. Sentence 3: The kids played on the beach all day and found sea shells. Sentence 4: The parents had a great time relaxing on the beach. Sentence 5: When it was time to go home, they were sad but had many good memories! Choices: a. The perfect meal. b. Summer Vacation.", "neg": "Sentence 1: John decided he wanted to move to a new state. Sentence 2: Before he could move he needed to sell his house. Sentence 3: A buyer offered John a good price for his house. Sentence 4: John sold the house. Sentence 5: He was happy that he could now move to a new state. Choices: a. John Sells His House. b. Night Club Drama.", "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'."}176{"query": "Sentence 1: Larry was wondering why it got dark early. Sentence 2: He then wondered why he was so sleepy. Sentence 3: Eventually he realized his clock was broken. Sentence 4: Larry decided to replace it. Sentence 5: He bought a new one at the store. Choices: a. Broken Clock. b. Dehydrating.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was out with friends one day. Sentence 2: He was having fun. Sentence 3: After a while he noticed the sun going down. Sentence 4: He hadn't realized it was so late. Sentence 5: Tom noticed his watch had stopped working. Choices: a. Broken Watch. b. Cleaning the closet.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Joe was really tired. Sentence 2: So he decided to drink coffee. Sentence 3: But he just felt worse. Sentence 4: Joe became nauseous and dizzy. Sentence 5: He found himself in a hospital. Choices: a. Berries. b. Tired.", "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'."}177{"query": "Sentence 1: I decided to start a garden. Sentence 2: I planted many seeds. Sentence 3: After a month, nothing grew in my garden. Sentence 4: I asked my neighbor for some advice. Sentence 5: He just laughed and told me that I needed to water the seeds. Choices: a. The Contest. b. Good Information.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Demetri wanted to start a vegetable garden. Sentence 2: He bought all of the relevant equipment and seeds. Sentence 3: He could not find space on his property for the garden. Sentence 4: Demetri bought land and started a community garden instead. Sentence 5: It became a feature of the city and was well-liked. Choices: a. Elephants. b. Vegetable Garden.", "neg": "Sentence 1: We are having a drought in our area. Sentence 2: We have only had rain a couple times in the past two months. Sentence 3: I have had to water our garden frequently. Sentence 4: The garden doesn't like our chlorinated water very well. Sentence 5: My bean plants all died due to lack of rain. Choices: a. Drought. b. Pranks.", "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'."}178{"query": "Sentence 1: Jennifer loved her poodle very much even if it looked shabby. Sentence 2: She tried everything to make it look better without success. Sentence 3: In desperation, she entered her dog in the dress your pet contest. Sentence 4: She dressed her poodle like a ballerina and went to the event. Sentence 5: She won first place and was proud to walk with her poodle. Choices: a. Poodle pride. b. Two Shades.", "pos": "Sentence 1: At a low time in the John's life his Mom got him a lovable puppy. Sentence 2: John named his puppy Nisha. Sentence 3: The two of them became best friends. Sentence 4: They were always there for each other. Sentence 5: Even though Nisha is gone, John will always remember her loving heart. Choices: a. My Special Dog. b. Allyssa the Queen.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Hailey loves her dog very much. Sentence 2: Today she brought her dog to the park. Sentence 3: Her dog loved the park and played fetch with a stick. Sentence 4: Her dog ran around in circles with joy. Sentence 5: Hailey decided that from then on she would take her dog more often. Choices: a. OCD. b. Hailey and the Dog.", "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'."}179{"query": "Sentence 1: The man broke the plate. Sentence 2: He picked up the pieces. Sentence 3: He glued the plate back together. Sentence 4: His wife saw the glued plate. Sentence 5: She threw it away. Choices: a. Kitchen. b. Plate.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Randy was doing the dishes. Sentence 2: And he wanted to finish as quickly as possible. Sentence 3: The plates were very slippery. Sentence 4: And he ended up throwing one into the air. Sentence 5: It landed on the floor and broke. Choices: a. The Tag Win. b. Broken Plate.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bob was doing the dishes. Sentence 2: Bob wasn't paying attention and dropped a plate. Sentence 3: The plate broke as it hit the ground. Sentence 4: Bob cleaned up the mess with a vacuum cleaner. Sentence 5: Afterwards, he dumped the broken pieces into the trash. Choices: a. Broken Plate. b. Sucking Something Cold and Hard.", "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'."}180{"query": "Sentence 1: My friend's grandson was crossing the street when he was hit by a car. Sentence 2: Paramedics rushed him to the hospital, but he had no brain activity. Sentence 3: His parents were devastated when doctors advised there was no hope. Sentence 4: The boy's organs were harvested to help those in need of transplants. Sentence 5: Then, he was taken off life support and passed away peacefully. Choices: a. Tragic Death. b. baked.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Michael woke up and saw his grandmother standing over him. Sentence 2: She had lit candles and was rubbing oil on her hands. Sentence 3: Next she rubbed oil on his hands and feet. Sentence 4: She said he was anointed and was going to die today. Sentence 5: Michael died in a car crash later that evening. Choices: a. Predicting Death. b. Statue Garden.", "neg": "Sentence 1: When Christian had his heart attack, his whole family was in shock. Sentence 2: He was the only one who was fit and healthy among them. Sentence 3: They asked the doctor what had happened. Sentence 4: But he didn't understand why Christian had been so unlucky. Sentence 5: His body had just given up without a reason. Choices: a. Robot. b. Dying without a reason.", "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'."}181{"query": "Sentence 1: She went online to order a stuffed animal. Sentence 2: She found a very pretty alpaca. Sentence 3: It was rainbow pastel colored. Sentence 4: She put it in her cart to check out. Sentence 5: She purchased it for shipment in 2 weeks. Choices: a. Alpaca. b. Dan swears.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Beth was shopping in the mall one day. Sentence 2: She had picked up a few things and was ready to leave. Sentence 3: Just as she was leaving she spotted a sad puppy in the window. Sentence 4: She went inside and asked about the puppy. Sentence 5: She signed all the papers and took her new puppy home! Choices: a. Beth buys a puppy. b. The Haircut.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Annie had a problem with money. Sentence 2: She loved online shopping. Sentence 3: The fashion retailers always tailored their pages to her wants. Sentence 4: After talking with an IT expert, she was informed of this. Sentence 5: She now is much more aware of the tactics used to entice her in. Choices: a. Possum. b. Online Window Shopping.", "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'."}182{"query": "Sentence 1: Jenny was excited about cheer tryouts. Sentence 2: All her life she had wanted to be a cheerleader. Sentence 3: She had been practicing and going to the gym. Sentence 4: When tryouts rolled around, she was ready. Sentence 5: The results were posted and Jenny made the squad. Choices: a. Cheerleading tryouts. b. Losing Weight.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kim was excited for cheer tryouts. Sentence 2: She had been practicing for weeks. Sentence 3: She knew her cheer and could tumble. Sentence 4: During tryouts, Kim did everything perfectly. Sentence 5: Members were announced and Kim made it. Choices: a. Cheer tryouts. b. Mary Loves Learning About Dinosaurs.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sara wanted to be a cheerleader. Sentence 2: She was nervous about tryouts. Sentence 3: She started practicing weeks before. Sentence 4: She had been working on her tumbling. Sentence 5: When they called her name as a squad member, she was happy. Choices: a. Dice. b. Cheer tryouts.", "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'."}183{"query": "Sentence 1: Brad stayed up late Sunday night and woke up late Monday morning. Sentence 2: He had to rush to get to work on time. Sentence 3: He had been late before and didn't want to get in trouble. Sentence 4: He made it on time but just barely. Sentence 5: Brad decided right there to go to bed when he should. Choices: a. Kenneth lands a job. b. Bedtime.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Blake was out late last night. Sentence 2: He was partying until the wee hours of the morning. Sentence 3: Blake crashed when he got home. Sentence 4: He woke up to his alarm clock but it was 2 hours past his wake up time. Sentence 5: Blake rushed to work and hoped he wasn't in trouble. Choices: a. Internet. b. Blake is late for work.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Adrian went to bed at 2:00am despite having to go to work at 7:00am. Sentence 2: He set his alarm clock to 5:30 am before getting into bed. Sentence 3: When the alarm went off, he hit the snooze button. Sentence 4: He eventually woke up and realized it was already 6:30 am. Sentence 5: He was going to be late for work that day. Choices: a. Late for Work. b. Mitch gets fired.", "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'."}184{"query": "Sentence 1: On Saturday, Jerry let his little brother Tim watch a scary movie. Sentence 2: Tim started having nightmares about the movie. Sentence 3: Jerry was worried that his parents would blame him for the nightmares. Sentence 4: Tim admitted to his parents that the movie had caused his nightmares. Sentence 5: Tim and Jerry's parents activated the parental controls on their TV. Choices: a. Beach. b. Scary Movie.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Casey and his friends were going to the movies. Sentence 2: They wanted to see one of the action movies. Sentence 3: The movie they wanted to see was rated R. Sentence 4: They weren't allowed to buy the tickets for the movie. Sentence 5: The boys chose a different movie to watch. Choices: a. Mike Kulick Fumbles. b. The Movie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Timmy and his brother decided to sleep in a tent in the backyard. Sentence 2: Timmy's brother thought it would be fun to tell ghost stories. Sentence 3: Timmy and his brother began to really scare each other. Sentence 4: They couldn't fall asleep. Sentence 5: Timmy and his brother went back in the house to go to sleep. Choices: a. The Camp Out. b. A new vanity.", "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'."}185{"query": "Sentence 1: Riley got a job as a coach in his home town. Sentence 2: He coached his team to five winning seasons in a row. Sentence 3: The athletic director fired Riley. Sentence 4: The local team started losing every game. Sentence 5: Riley refused to come back to his old coaching job. Choices: a. Good Coach. b. Veteran.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ben grew up in the United Kingdom. Sentence 2: He grew up playing soccer and always wanted to play professional. Sentence 3: He was not able to make it to the pro's. Sentence 4: Ben decided to pursue coaching instead. Sentence 5: He moved to the United States and became a famous soccer coach. Choices: a. Soccer Coach. b. Seller.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mark volunteered to help with his daughter's team. Sentence 2: He was named head coach! Sentence 3: He didn't know much about soccer, but he promised he would learn. Sentence 4: The team did well that year. Sentence 5: They won all of their games! Choices: a. Woody's Broken Heart. b. The Coach.", "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'."}186{"query": "Sentence 1: Carl's favorite drink is a hot cup of coffee. Sentence 2: He would drink about 10 cups a day. Sentence 3: One day he ran out of coffee and was forced to drink tea. Sentence 4: To his surprise he actually liked the tea almost as much as coffee. Sentence 5: Now he says his favorite drinks are coffee and tea. Choices: a. Dog's Mess. b. Coffee and tea.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Josh filled a pot with water and placed it on the stove. Sentence 2: He got his favorite type of tea and put it in a mug. Sentence 3: The mug was filled with water after the pot boiled. Sentence 4: With his tea done he sat on his couch and listened to music. Sentence 5: The tea was soothing and refreshing. Choices: a. Sweaty Palms. b. Tea break.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Billy nagged his dad every morning to try coffee. Sentence 2: Finally his father relented. Sentence 3: He poured him a small cup. Sentence 4: Billy chugged it down, then spit it out. Sentence 5: He didn't know how his dad could drink the bitter stuff! Choices: a. What's to Like About Coffee. b. Recovery.", "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'."}187{"query": "Sentence 1: Randy wakes his kids up real early. Sentence 2: He has a wonderful surprise for them. Sentence 3: He tells his kids he is taking them to Dollywood. Sentence 4: His kids get excited. Sentence 5: Randy has a fun day with his kids at Dollywood. Choices: a. Harry's Train Ride. b. Randy goes to Dollywood.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tyler visits his grandpa on Saturday. Sentence 2: He meets grandpa at the nursing home. Sentence 3: They drive to the park. Sentence 4: Grandpa tells stories while they feed ducks. Sentence 5: Tyler treats grandpa to ice cream before driving home. Choices: a. The Surprise Party. b. Visiting Grandpa.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Barry loved going to the zoo. Sentence 2: Barry decided he would take his kids to the zoo today. Sentence 3: As they entered the zoo, Barry's kids ran to the elephant exhibit. Sentence 4: After that, they decided to look at the monkey exhibit. Sentence 5: Barry was glad that he brought his kids to the zoo today. Choices: a. Zoo Day. b. The Promotion.", "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'."}188{"query": "Sentence 1: Carlos made a deal with his friend. Sentence 2: If he made four three pointers in a row his friend gives him money. Sentence 3: His friend agreed. Sentence 4: Carlos won the bet. Sentence 5: He used the twenty dollars he got to by food. Choices: a. Flowers. b. Three points.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jake offered to buy his friend lunch. Sentence 2: As long as Jake chose where. Sentence 3: Jake made sure to have a buy one get one free coupon. Sentence 4: He used it and earned points for himself. Sentence 5: His friend appreciated the free food. Choices: a. Breakfast All Day. b. Coupon Deal.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The man saw a friend at a coffee shop. Sentence 2: He challenged his friend to a game of chess. Sentence 3: His friend agreed. Sentence 4: His friend offered a bet. Sentence 5: They played a game for money. Choices: a. Chess. b. Peter's peppers.", "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'."}189{"query": "Sentence 1: Ernie, the dog, was sick and tired of being around humans. Sentence 2: He hated it so much that he often dreamed of running away. Sentence 3: He saw his chance and took it. Sentence 4: The door was left open and Ernie ran away. Sentence 5: Ernie was introduced to the wild, and found a loving family. Choices: a. The Wild Dog. b. Voltaire.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The dog wanted to go outside. Sentence 2: I was tired of the cold. Sentence 3: I opened the door and propped it open. Sentence 4: I let her go outside by herself. Sentence 5: She was perfectly contained by the fence, and I could sit and relax. Choices: a. Out. b. Roller Coaster.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Todd lived on a farm in Utah. Sentence 2: He had no brothers and sisters so he played alone. Sentence 3: He often played with the animals. Sentence 4: People thought todd was strange because he talked to them more than pe. Sentence 5: Years later these people brought their animals to the great vet Todd. Choices: a. Going to Garage Sales. b. The Farm.", "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'."}190{"query": "Sentence 1: Lucy had made the mistake of coming to work in flats. Sentence 2: The manager at the store said it was not allowed. Sentence 3: So Lucy got written up. Sentence 4: Lucy had to make sure she could wear flip flops next time. Sentence 5: She felt badly for forgetting the rules originally. Choices: a. No flats allowed. b. The Windshield.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Aaron worked in a butcher shop. Sentence 2: He was a supervisor. Sentence 3: Aaron was in charge of teaching the employees how to work safely. Sentence 4: One of Aaron's employees nicked his finger on a blade. Sentence 5: Aaron was reprimanded for not instructing the employee correctly. Choices: a. Unsafe Cutting. b. Perfect dress.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sally got a new pair of shoes. Sentence 2: They were black and full of glitter. Sentence 3: She could not wait to wear them to school. Sentence 4: When she got to campus, she was immediately sent to the principal. Sentence 5: Glitter was not allowed and she had to go change. Choices: a. First Time Driving. b. Dress Code Violation.", "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'."}191{"query": "Sentence 1: Todd has an English test tomorrow. Sentence 2: He also has a birthday party to go to. Sentence 3: Instead of studying he went to the party. Sentence 4: He figured he could study at school. Sentence 5: Todd ran out of time and failed his test. Choices: a. Shedding. b. English Test.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jan has a Spanish test tomorrow. Sentence 2: Instead of studying, Jan decided to go out. Sentence 3: When she got to class, she fell asleep. Sentence 4: Jan did not finish her test. Sentence 5: She failed her test and was not able to retake it. Choices: a. Decay. b. Spanish Test.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim has a history test tomorrow. Sentence 2: He has not studied. Sentence 3: He decided to stay up and pull an allnighter. Sentence 4: When he got to school he fell asleep. Sentence 5: Tim failed his test. Choices: a. History test. b. No Pets.", "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'."}192{"query": "Sentence 1: My son needed to brush his teeth. Sentence 2: His toothbrush was very dirty. Sentence 3: I threw the toothbrush away. Sentence 4: I grabbed a new one from the drawer. Sentence 5: My son brushed his teeth before bed. Choices: a. Toothbrush. b. The Project.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One night, I brushed my teeth before going to bed. Sentence 2: But while brushing, I felt a sore in my mouth. Sentence 3: I brushed more slowly to avoid being hurt. Sentence 4: When I was done, I rinsed my mouth. Sentence 5: The next day, I called the dentist so he could look at the sore. Choices: a. Dental pain. b. Bill goes shopping.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I was making myself a bowl of cereal. Sentence 2: Without realizing it I put the milk in the bowl first. Sentence 3: So when I put the cereal in the bowl, milk gotten everywhere. Sentence 4: I had to clean up the milk inside my kitchen. Sentence 5: When I was finish cleaning, the cereal gotten soggy. Choices: a. Gross teeth. b. Cereal Mistake.", "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'."}193{"query": "Sentence 1: Sam worked at a grocery store. Sentence 2: He had forgotten a lunch at home. Sentence 3: The store had a deli. Sentence 4: Sam took his lunch break. Sentence 5: He ordered a plate lunch at the store's deli. Choices: a. Surprise, Surprise. b. The Deli.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The man was hungry. Sentence 2: He looked for a restaurant. Sentence 3: He could not find one that sounded good. Sentence 4: He bought two frozen dinners instead. Sentence 5: He ate them both. Choices: a. Samuel. b. hungry.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sam went to get food. Sentence 2: He went by the drive through. Sentence 3: On the way home he noticed he didn't get fries. Sentence 4: He went back to let them know. Sentence 5: They gave him extra fries as an apology. Choices: a. Forgot Fries. b. Strawberries.", "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'."}194{"query": "Sentence 1: Ken wants to get his wife a special gift for Christmas. Sentence 2: He finds the perfect gift for his wife. Sentence 3: He rushes to the store because they are low on stock. Sentence 4: He arrives at the store and is told bad news. Sentence 5: They sold out before he could buy his wife the gift. Choices: a. Holiday rush. b. Myles strikes out.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim found the best pair of cowboy boots. Sentence 2: He already had two pairs. Sentence 3: He decided to save up to buy them. Sentence 4: He finally had enough. Sentence 5: When he went to buy them, they were gone. Choices: a. Cowboy Boots. b. Jack's Christmas.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Suzy wanted to make it to the sale. Sentence 2: Time was running out. Sentence 3: She raced out of the house to go there. Sentence 4: Finally she got there. Sentence 5: But it was too late as everything was sold out. Choices: a. Believe in yourself. b. Too late.", "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'."}195{"query": "Sentence 1: Lily was not a nice girl. Sentence 2: She would say terrible things about her friends. Sentence 3: One day, she said a terrible insult about her best friend, Morgan. Sentence 4: Morgan overheard it. Sentence 5: Lily tried to apologize but Morgan didn't want to hear it. Choices: a. The Insult. b. Chess Club.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Reese was not a nice girl. Sentence 2: She always said really mean things. Sentence 3: She hurt feelings all the time. Sentence 4: She said something mean to a friend. Sentence 5: Her friend realized she teased her out of love. Choices: a. Reese. b. Boxes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Justin's girlfriend had recently broken up with him. Sentence 2: She had gone to be with his old best friend at school. Sentence 3: The day he heard, he confronted him in the hallways. Sentence 4: They began wrestling amongst the lockers. Sentence 5: They both ended up suspended for their horrible behavior. Choices: a. The Bus Delay. b. The School Fight.", "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'."}196{"query": "Sentence 1: It was Olivia's first week of school. Sentence 2: The school had a fire drill. Sentence 3: Olivia's teacher brought them outside. Sentence 4: Olivia was confused and cried. Sentence 5: The teacher had to calm Olivia down. Choices: a. Running in the park. b. Fire Drill.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Emma's first day of school was yesterday. Sentence 2: She was scared at first, but once she met everyone she opened up. Sentence 3: Her teacher asked her to put her things in her cubby. Sentence 4: Emma didn't do that and got in trouble. Sentence 5: She came home crying on her first day because she got in trouble. Choices: a. Fred. b. Emma's First Day of School.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Katie was the new girl at school. Sentence 2: She transferred from out of town and didn't know anyone. Sentence 3: The first day of school was nerve-wracking. Sentence 4: During lunch, a classmate sat next to her. Sentence 5: She introduced herself as Regina. Choices: a. New Girl. b. Samantha fails class.", "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'."}197{"query": "Sentence 1: Mitch and Polly needed a sofa for their apartment. Sentence 2: Their friend had one for sale at a good price. Sentence 3: Mitch and Polly drove to his apartment to buy it. Sentence 4: They had forgotten that their friend lived on the third floor. Sentence 5: Their friend helped Mitch and Polly carry the sofa down the stairs. Choices: a. Third Floor. b. Bugged Baby.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ben had been called over by his friend Samantha. Sentence 2: She had a couch that needed to be moved. Sentence 3: She really needed help because the couch was so heavy. Sentence 4: They both struggled and strained with the weight of it. Sentence 5: Finally they were able to move it. Choices: a. Moving a Couch. b. The Drive In.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sophia was washing dishes one day. Sentence 2: Her baby was toddling around the living room nearby. Sentence 3: Suddenly she heard a crash and the baby cried out. Sentence 4: Sophia found that he had fallen while climbing on furniture. Sentence 5: Luckily after some cuddling he felt much better. Choices: a. Typical Business. b. The Baby Fall.", "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'."}198{"query": "Sentence 1: Kim lost ten pounds for a wedding. Sentence 2: Then she decided to celebrate her success with ice cream. Sentence 3: A few snacks turned into weeks of eating everything in sight. Sentence 4: Soon Kim had gained all the weight back! Sentence 5: She was very disappointed in herself. Choices: a. Broken Dishes. b. Binge.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ron hadn't lived near a big store for a long time. Sentence 2: The first thing he did was buy a lot of ice cream. Sentence 3: He binged out and ate it all in one sitting. Sentence 4: Ron felt very sick for days after that. Sentence 5: He swore to have more self-discipline no matter how close a store was. Choices: a. Working On Up. b. Binge.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sharon was trying to lose weight. Sentence 2: She started recording everything she ate. Sentence 3: She cut her calories and started exercising daily for 1-2 hours. Sentence 4: She avoided the scale for a month. Sentence 5: When she finally weighed herself, Sharon had gained 23 pounds. Choices: a. A Total Waste of Time. b. Getting Cable.", "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'."}199{"query": "Sentence 1: It was the first day of school. Sentence 2: Rachel was very nervous. Sentence 3: She had five new classes. Sentence 4: Despite being new, she had a good day. Sentence 5: She realized she would like this new school. Choices: a. Birthday Pie. b. School.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sara just got a new job as a high school teacher. Sentence 2: She was driving to her first day and was nervous. Sentence 3: She taught her first class and all the students loved her. Sentence 4: This gave her the confidence she needed to get through the day. Sentence 5: She did a nice job teaching the rest of her classes. Choices: a. Blueberry Pie. b. New Teacher.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Today was Fred's first day of high school. Sentence 2: He was quite nervous. Sentence 3: He was worried he would not make any friends. Sentence 4: Luckily when he got there some nice kids started talking to him. Sentence 5: Fred was happy he made some friends. Choices: a. First day of high school. b. Surprise dress.", "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'."}200{"query": "Sentence 1: Ben always felt he could tell when his clients were guilty or not. Sentence 2: His latest client gave him the impression of innocent. Sentence 3: Ben showed the prosecution's case was full of holes. Sentence 4: When the jury delivered a not guilty verdict, Ben was relieved. Sentence 5: One week after the trial, his client confessed to really being guilty. Choices: a. The Sad Song. b. The one that got away.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The verdict had come in. Sentence 2: The judge was getting ready to read it. Sentence 3: Everyone in the courtroom was standing up. Sentence 4: The judge read not guilty. Sentence 5: The defendant shouted happily. Choices: a. Job Problems. b. The Big Court Case.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The police investigated the man. Sentence 2: They could not find anything illegal. Sentence 3: They followed him for a little bit. Sentence 4: He wondered who they were following. Sentence 5: The man was later found guilty. Choices: a. Not Guilty. b. Jazz Record.", "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'."}201{"query": "Sentence 1: Oliver wanted to hang out with all of his friends. Sentence 2: He wanted to please everyone but it couldn't be done. Sentence 3: He called me and asked if we just wanted to hang out this week. Sentence 4: Being his best friend, I of course said yes! Sentence 5: We hung out all week and even had time for all of his friends! Choices: a. Friends!. b. Jame's Mistake.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ben made plans with Diana to watch a movie on Friday. Sentence 2: As soon as he approached the theater, he waited for her. Sentence 3: A few hours have passed and she still didn't show up. Sentence 4: While building up frustration, Ben left and visited another friend. Sentence 5: They spent the rest of the day playing basketball. Choices: a. Change of Plans. b. The Incredible Day.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One year my school offered us a field trip. Sentence 2: I wasn't completely sure if I was going to go so I asked some friends. Sentence 3: My friends told me they would likely be going so I considered it too. Sentence 4: When the deadline for the paperwork approached I still wasn't sure. Sentence 5: I ended up asking my best friend if he was going and I went with him. Choices: a. Birthday. b. Field trip.", "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'."}202{"query": "Sentence 1: Ann and Sara were taking a test in class. Sentence 2: Sara asked Ann to give her the answers to the test. Sentence 3: Ann felt that they would get into trouble. Sentence 4: But Ann did it anyway and slipped Sara a piece of paper. Sentence 5: Sara thanked Ann but Ann felt guilty. Choices: a. The Pool. b. Test Cheater.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sarah and Jim had a make or break chemistry test. Sentence 2: Sarah told Jim she help him study and pass the test. Sentence 3: Jim didn't pay attention studying and bribed Sarah to just cheat. Sentence 4: Sarah tried giving him the answers on the test day but got caught. Sentence 5: They were both given F's and had to retake the class next semester. Choices: a. Assumption. b. Cheater.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane had to write a paper for her English class. Sentence 2: Jane hated writing papers. Sentence 3: She paid her friend to write the paper. Sentence 4: Jane turned in the paper she wrote. Sentence 5: Jane and her friend were both reprimanded for cheating. Choices: a. Cheating. b. Dreams.", "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'."}203{"query": "Sentence 1: Jonah worked for a fish-processing factory. Sentence 2: He always loved eating fish. Sentence 3: One day, Jonah witnessed an employee pick a fish off the nasty floor. Sentence 4: The employee put the fish right back on the conveyor belt. Sentence 5: Jonah vowed to never eat fish again. Choices: a. Buying a laser. b. Behind Closed Doors.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim worked in an office. Sentence 2: He walked to the copier to make a copy. Sentence 3: It was jammed. Sentence 4: Jim stuck his hand inside the machine. Sentence 5: He heard a noise, and it chopped his hand clean off. Choices: a. Shark Fin. b. The Copier.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Eli loved eating turkey every Thanksgiving with his family. Sentence 2: One day, though, he saw a live turkey. Sentence 3: It gobbled around its farm proudly. Sentence 4: Eli was touched by its vitality. Sentence 5: He swore never to eat turkeys again! Choices: a. Turkey. b. Hurricane Hugo.", "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'."}204{"query": "Sentence 1: I went to a friend's house. Sentence 2: We watched the Olympics opening ceremony. Sentence 3: We had barbecue. Sentence 4: I brought dip. Sentence 5: I left once it was over. Choices: a. turtles. b. Olympics Party.", "pos": "Sentence 1: My friend threw a party. Sentence 2: I wasn't feeling sociable. Sentence 3: I stopped by a park on the way to read for awhile. Sentence 4: I stayed at the party for about a half hour. Sentence 5: I was eager to return home to continue reading. Choices: a. Responsible. b. Bad Guest.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I found a couple baby turtles. Sentence 2: I put them in a box. Sentence 3: I kept them for an hour. Sentence 4: Then I let them go. Sentence 5: They were so tiny. Choices: a. Turtles. b. Cotton Candy.", "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'."}205{"query": "Sentence 1: I never meant for this love to happen. Sentence 2: He told himself as he walked aimlessly through the night. Sentence 3: Memories flooding his brain, as he focused on the only thing he could. Sentence 4: One foot in front of the other, and you'll reach your destination. Sentence 5: I never meant for things to come undone, but so it goes. Choices: a. Dead Parents. b. Love.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Dale knew he had a big test coming up. Sentence 2: He had to study hard to pass it. Sentence 3: Dale decided he could cram it all in in one night. Sentence 4: Dale passed out studying. Sentence 5: Dale woke up sleepy and totally failed his test. Choices: a. In Love. b. Dale fails test.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I woke up one morning after having terrible nightmares. Sentence 2: I didn't want to even get out of bed. Sentence 3: I was also afraid to go back to sleep. Sentence 4: I finally got up, thinking the day would be better. Sentence 5: Everything went wrong all day. Choices: a. Life. b. Ken loses his money.", "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'."}206{"query": "Sentence 1: Barb was a retail store manager and made a lot of money. Sentence 2: She was offered a job at another company with more money. Sentence 3: She accepted the job then slacked off at her current job. Sentence 4: Barb was fired and offered a nice separation package. Sentence 5: Now Barb has money from the old company and money from the new one. Choices: a. Rare blood type. b. Playing Your Cards Right.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Molly had been working at the same job for years. Sentence 2: She worked hard and was well respected. Sentence 3: Molly wanted a raise but was anxious about asking for one. Sentence 4: One day, she gathered the courage to ask her boss for a raise. Sentence 5: She got her raise, and was happy and self-assured. Choices: a. Joe the Concierge. b. Molly's Big Raise.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Crosby's boss was decided to give out raises. Sentence 2: She wasn't sure who to give a raise to, so she started evaluating. Sentence 3: She decided on the person that always picks up shifts. Sentence 4: Crosby wasn't happy that she didn't get the raise. Sentence 5: She wasn't sure if she wanted to continue working there so she quit. Choices: a. Raise. b. Smoke Free.", "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'."}207{"query": "Sentence 1: Alexa belonged to a crafting facebook group. Sentence 2: She was the only Asian person in the entire group. Sentence 3: The group always posted things to talk about but they ignored her. Sentence 4: She always wanted to know why and finally asked them. Sentence 5: They finally told her they ignored her because she was Asian. Choices: a. Asian purposely left out. b. New Neighborhood.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tina had a birthday party. Sentence 2: She was so excited for it. Sentence 3: But unfortunately no one showed up. Sentence 4: Tina felt so defeated. Sentence 5: She realized they were not her real friends. Choices: a. No one showed up. b. A Reason To Practice.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie was having a birthday party. Sentence 2: She decided to not invite Tina. Sentence 3: Tina got very mad. Sentence 4: So when Allie had her party, Tina was alone. Sentence 5: She wasn't amused. Choices: a. Forgetting the Gift. b. Birthday party.", "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'."}208{"query": "Sentence 1: Mary is twenty four years old. Sentence 2: She is divorced and the mother of three small children. Sentence 3: Mary has a very bad heroin habit that causes her to neglect her kids. Sentence 4: One day, child protective services visited Mary's home. Sentence 5: After their visit, Mary's children were removed from the home. Choices: a. She Lost Her Kids. b. Quit.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Val started experimenting with drugs at an early age. Sentence 2: By her early twenties, she was an addict. Sentence 3: She stole from her mom and lied every time she spoke. Sentence 4: By thirty, she was living in an abandoned house with other addicts. Sentence 5: She died there, surrounded by trash. Choices: a. The Sad Life of Val. b. Chuck gets beat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My sister-in-law Arlene is 69. Sentence 2: Recently her granddaughter lost her 4 kids to neglect. Sentence 3: Arlene took temporary custody of 2 kids, a 10 and a 2 year old. Sentence 4: She got too tired of watching them. Sentence 5: Luckily, the granddaughter's mother took the two children in. Choices: a. Billing. b. Child Care.", "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'."}209{"query": "Sentence 1: We were at an Offspring concert without any food or water. Sentence 2: Before the music started, we went to concessions. Sentence 3: To our surprise, the water cost four dollars a bottle. Sentence 4: We didn't want to pay that much, but needed water. Sentence 5: In the end, we decided to get one and refill it in the bathroom. Choices: a. At the Concert. b. The Bank Loan.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Joe was trying to sneak into a music concert for free. Sentence 2: He wore a nice shirt and carried a clipboard. Sentence 3: Joe pretended to read from the clipboard and walked past security. Sentence 4: When he was inside he changed out of his clothes. Sentence 5: Joe was amazed that he was able to get away with it. Choices: a. No money for music. b. The Heat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I was at a concert, and had been knocked down in the mosh pit. Sentence 2: I decided to try to get to the front instead of moshing. Sentence 3: I slowly pushed through the people. Sentence 4: It took nearly half an hour to push all the way to the front. Sentence 5: The music was so loud at the front that I couldn't even understand it. Choices: a. Water fear. b. Front of the concert..", "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'."}210{"query": "Sentence 1: Jeff went to Lebowski's house to get a new rug. Sentence 2: Lebowski told Jeff that he could not have a new rug. Sentence 3: Jeff got angry and yelled at Lebowski. Sentence 4: Jeff left Lebowski's house, and took one of his rugs anyway. Sentence 5: Jeff brought the rug home and took a nap on it. Choices: a. Jeff's New Rug. b. Lebowski's Meeting.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jeff really liked his new rug. Sentence 2: One day, two bad men came and took his rug. Sentence 3: Jeff was sad because the rug really tied the room together. Sentence 4: Jeff got a phone call from the people who took his rug. Sentence 5: The people said they had a special job for Jeff. Choices: a. Jeff's Rug. b. Caren Quits.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Greg asked Mike if he could do the laundry. Sentence 2: Mike agreed for a price. Sentence 3: Mike didn't know what he was doing. Sentence 4: He mixed all the colors and ruined the clothes. Sentence 5: So Greg was angry at him in the end. Choices: a. Bill's Bad Wrist. b. The bad roommate.", "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'."}211{"query": "Sentence 1: Ryan has played ice hockey his whole life. Sentence 2: He even played through college. Sentence 3: One day he was drafted by a professional team. Sentence 4: Ryan practiced every day and tried his hardest to succeed. Sentence 5: He became Captain of the New York Rangers! Choices: a. Regretting that tattoo. b. Puck Drop.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bret has always wanted to play hockey. Sentence 2: One evening while playing a game at a local hockey rink. Sentence 3: He is noticed by a scout. Sentence 4: The scout offers him a spot on a professional team. Sentence 5: Bret accepts and begins his career as a pro hockey star. Choices: a. A scenic drive. b. Bret becomes a hockey pro.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Time was ticking down. Sentence 2: They only had a few more second to score a goal. Sentence 3: They skated down the ice as fast as they could. Sentence 4: The puck was passed to a player and he shot. Sentence 5: The puck went past the goalie into the net as the clock expired. Choices: a. The Hockey Game. b. More Careful Now.", "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'."}212{"query": "Sentence 1: Starbucks is Kim's favorite place to get a coffee. Sentence 2: Her husband thinks she is crazy to pay so much for it. Sentence 3: She likes to socialize with the workers. Sentence 4: Her trips to Starbucks isn't just about getting coffee. Sentence 5: Everybody knows her there and they are like friends. Choices: a. Starbucks. b. Remote.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Brad made a cup of coffee for his friend. Sentence 2: And his friend was surprised at how good it was. Sentence 3: Brad decided to make more coffee and create his own brand. Sentence 4: And Brad was able to open is own coffee shop. Sentence 5: Brad's friend visited everyday. Choices: a. Coffee Seller. b. Band Practice.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim is an avid coffee drinker. Sentence 2: When he woke up this morning, his coffee maker was broken. Sentence 3: He remembered he had a starbucks gift card. Sentence 4: Tim waited in the drive-thru line for 15 minutes. Sentence 5: He did not enjoy the coffee that he had bought. Choices: a. Diane Takes A Ride. b. Tim's Coffee.", "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'."}213{"query": "Sentence 1: Turbo the guinea pig lives in a daycare. Sentence 2: Some of the younger kids did not know how to treat him nicely. Sentence 3: The teacher made a plan that she would show them how to be nice. Sentence 4: Everyday she would demonstrate how to be nice to the guinea pig. Sentence 5: The guinea pig became less afraid of the children afterward. Choices: a. Turbo's Life Improves. b. soccer star.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kent loved animals. Sentence 2: He especially loved his pet pig. Sentence 3: The pig was named Charlie and he was big and fat. Sentence 4: Kent took great care of the pig. Sentence 5: He loved having him around the house. Choices: a. The Pig. b. The Girl.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Miss Kaye bought a hamster as a pet for her classroom. Sentence 2: The students got to suggest names for the hamster. Sentence 3: Some of the names they suggested were Harry, Tom, Ellie, and Edward. Sentence 4: The students and staff in the class voted on the name of the hamster. Sentence 5: The class chose the name, Edward, for the hamster. Choices: a. Anemia. b. Classroom Pet.", "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'."}214{"query": "Sentence 1: He asked me why I did it. Sentence 2: I sat in the chair and shrugged. Sentence 3: The principal stood up and said he was calling my parents. Sentence 4: I nodded, uncaring if he did or not. Sentence 5: He paused in confusion and decided not to do it. Choices: a. Not Vegan. b. Why.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jane was a vegan. Sentence 2: She was asked to pick up bacon. Sentence 3: She thought it would be fine to get vegan bacon. Sentence 4: She was clearly wrong. Sentence 5: Jane was never asked to pick up meat products again. Choices: a. Game Night. b. The Wrong Bacon.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I once taught English in Hong Kong over the summer. Sentence 2: During our time there we made sure to explore. Sentence 3: One day we went to a market and there were chickens. Sentence 4: The vender let me hold a chicken and asked if I wanted it killed. Sentence 5: I shook my head alarmed and returned the chicken safely to the cage. Choices: a. To miss. b. Ham Sandwich.", "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'."}215{"query": "Sentence 1: Lucy loved computer coding. Sentence 2: So she decided to make her own app. Sentence 3: She then published it to the app store. Sentence 4: To her delight she made a lot of money. Sentence 5: Lucy was thrilled. Choices: a. Making an app. b. After.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alexa is very technologically savvy. Sentence 2: She is constantly learning about new technology and practices. Sentence 3: She decides to use her knowledge to create an app. Sentence 4: Alexa's app is very easy to use and free. Sentence 5: Her app becomes the most downloaded in a matter of weeks. Choices: a. Alexa's App. b. Mechanic.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane decided she wanted to become a farmer. Sentence 2: She got a job at a nearby farm. Sentence 3: The work was difficult. Sentence 4: However, Jane was happy to be a farmer. Sentence 5: Jane was proud of her career choice. Choices: a. Lisa Makes Earrings. b. Jane Becomes A Farmer.", "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'."}216{"query": "Sentence 1: We went to the fair yesterday. Sentence 2: It was very hot. Sentence 3: Tina started to feel sick. Sentence 4: I felt badly for her. Sentence 5: She ended up throwing up. Choices: a. Feeling sick. b. Fat Felicia.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One time I went to my town's fair with one of my cousins. Sentence 2: We rode many of the rides together. Sentence 3: Near closing time we rode the Ring of Fire. Sentence 4: She is bigger than me so the seat wasn't secure with both of us. Sentence 5: It was a terrifying ride as the whole time I was about to fall out! Choices: a. A Wild Ride. b. The Windows.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lisa had to go to a baseball game. Sentence 2: She was excited. Sentence 3: Yet then it started being too hot. Sentence 4: She had to leave. Sentence 5: She felt badly. Choices: a. The library. b. Far too hot.", "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'."}217{"query": "Sentence 1: Everything was quiet. Sentence 2: The boy was able to relax. Sentence 3: He drifted off to sleep. Sentence 4: His mom got home. Sentence 5: His mom made too much noise to sleep. Choices: a. Fish. b. quiet.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Joyce silently sat savoring a piece of chocolate candy in her closet. Sentence 2: There was a knock on the locked door. Sentence 3: Joyce didn't dare make a sound. Sentence 4: Soon little footsteps walked out of the room. Sentence 5: Joyce would have to return to being the mom, but not just yet. Choices: a. All About a Boy. b. Peace and Quiet.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I hate too much noise around me. Sentence 2: The kids get up and start running around. Sentence 3: The one with autism stims very loudly. Sentence 4: I put earplugs in so I don't have to hear it. Sentence 5: Then I go back to sleep. Choices: a. Noise. b. Not Mad.", "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'."}218{"query": "Sentence 1: Bill is looking for a date Tuesday night. Sentence 2: He decided to look for one on the internet. Sentence 3: He browsed several profiles and messaged a few girls. Sentence 4: None replied back to him. Sentence 5: Bill had no luck finding a date. Choices: a. Bill has no luck. b. Lost Cat.", "pos": "Sentence 1: A woman lost her cat. Sentence 2: She was very upset to no longer have the cat. Sentence 3: The woman asked the neighbors to watch for the cat. Sentence 4: One man saw a cat the next day that looked just like the missing cat. Sentence 5: Unfortunately, the cat was male and the missing cat was female. Choices: a. Wrong Cat. b. Technology.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Patrick wanted to ask her out. Sentence 2: She had put her feet in his lap when they were relaxing. Sentence 3: He thought surely that was a sign she was interested. Sentence 4: He asked her out in front of everyone. Sentence 5: He was sad and angry when she said no. Choices: a. Lost Cat. b. Patrick.", "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'."}219{"query": "Sentence 1: The man cooked a hamburger on the grill. Sentence 2: He liked wanted it to be medium rare. Sentence 3: He cooked it for too long. Sentence 4: The hamburger tasted too burnt. Sentence 5: He did not enjoy eating that hamburger. Choices: a. Snake. b. Burger.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I decided to make burgers. Sentence 2: I made the patties and put them on a plate. Sentence 3: I left the plate on the picnic table. Sentence 4: Next thing I knew, the dog had stolen the plate. Sentence 5: She had the burger on the ground, eating them all. Choices: a. chipper. b. Grill.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was my first time cooking dinner for myself. Sentence 2: I decided to stay simple and cooked a hamburger. Sentence 3: As the meat cooked, my nose was treated with a wondrous smell. Sentence 4: After it finished, I took it off the grill and slapped it on a bun. Sentence 5: I wasted no time and took a huge bite of my perfect burger. Choices: a. Hamburger. b. Mia the Model.", "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'."}220{"query": "Sentence 1: Jenna and Mark were excited to take their son Bart to the beach. Sentence 2: Mark brought along his family's heirloom bocce ball set. Sentence 3: Mark explained the rules to Bart and showed him how to play. Sentence 4: The three played for hours, taking breaks to swim in the ocean. Sentence 5: By the end of the day, Bart was proud to have won a round of bocce. Choices: a. Bocce on the beach.. b. Bill the videogamer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Hector was teaching his son to fly kites at the beach. Sentence 2: He run very fast trying to catch the wind. Sentence 3: His kid was running next to him cheering him along. Sentence 4: When Hector tripped on a shell, the kite fell down. Sentence 5: So his kid took over and made the kite fly high again. Choices: a. Flying kite. b. Wrong room.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Joe went to the beach with his family. Sentence 2: It was a chilly day. Sentence 3: Joe stood on some rocks watching the waves. Sentence 4: A huge wave hit the rock and shot water high above the rocks. Sentence 5: Joe  got drenched. Choices: a. Timmy Tooth. b. A Day at the Beach.", "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'."}221{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom took his new truck off roading. Sentence 2: He was having a lot of fun until he hit some mud. Sentence 3: The truck got stuck there. Sentence 4: Tom had to wait for hours for someone else to go by. Sentence 5: He was finally pulled out by a friendly stranger. Choices: a. Blood From The Eyes. b. Stuck in the Mud.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom bought a new SUV. Sentence 2: He took it off roading. Sentence 3: It had been raining and was muddy. Sentence 4: Tom got stuck in the mud. Sentence 5: He had to get a truck to pull him out. Choices: a. A trip to the zoo. b. Getting Stuck.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Greg picked up his friend. Sentence 2: They went off road trucking. Sentence 3: The truck got stuck. Sentence 4: Greg couldn't get it out himself. Sentence 5: Greg got it out with his friend'. Choices: a. truck. b. Hair Loss in One Month.", "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'."}222{"query": "Sentence 1: Sandra noticed her phone bill was high. Sentence 2: She needed to save money on her bills. Sentence 3: Sandra asked her daughter if she could be put on her plan. Sentence 4: Sandra's daughter added Sandra to her phone plan. Sentence 5: Sandra and her daughter both saved money on their bills. Choices: a. The Phone Bill. b. The Legos.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alison has to always share with her little sister. Sentence 2: She doesn't like sharing her favorite toys with anyone. Sentence 3: Her little sister just recently got a new toy as a birthday present. Sentence 4: Alison wanted to play with the toy. Sentence 5: She was surprised her little sister let her play with the toy. Choices: a. Sharing. b. Walk.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lyndi loved to go shopping with her daughters. Sentence 2: Her favorite store was Walmart. Sentence 3: She would go to Walmart with the girls to buy them clothes. Sentence 4: They liked trying on different outfits. Sentence 5: They picked six different outfits each and bought them for school. Choices: a. The twins. b. Shopping.", "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'."}223{"query": "Sentence 1: Laura got up early so she could take a brisk 2-mile walk before work. Sentence 2: As she was walking, she watched a beautiful sunrise. Sentence 3: Suddenly, a large dog came out of the bushes and growled at her. Sentence 4: Laura stood and yelled at the dog, trying to appear intimidating. Sentence 5: The dog yelped and ran, and Laura continued her walk. Choices: a. Going for a walk. b. The first game..", "pos": "Sentence 1: It's been getting really cold lately. Sentence 2: Aeris keeps this in mind while getting ready to walk her dog. Sentence 3: She first put a warm dog sweater on her dog. Sentence 4: Then she puts socks and a scarf on her. Sentence 5: The two of them happily and warmly went for a walk. Choices: a. Bundle of Fur. b. A day in the park.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jen decided to take her dog for a walk. Sentence 2: She took off her slippers and put on her running shoes. Sentence 3: She then put the leash on her dog. Sentence 4: Jen decided to just walk around town and talk to people she saw out. Sentence 5: They ended up walking for three miles before heading back home. Choices: a. Extractions. b. Walking the dog.", "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'."}224{"query": "Sentence 1: Justin was playing basketball at the park. Sentence 2: He was suddenly distracted by a loud yell. Sentence 3: A couple nearby was fighting loudly over something. Sentence 4: Justin felt uncomfortable playing. Sentence 5: He decided to leave and give the couple some privacy. Choices: a. The fight.. b. Violin practice.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom enjoyed basketball very much. Sentence 2: He played at his local park everyday. Sentence 3: One day he played John and lost. Sentence 4: Tom didn't like losing. Sentence 5: So he practiced for weeks to get better and beat John at basketball. Choices: a. Basketball. b. Move.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Justin's girlfriend had recently broken up with him. Sentence 2: She had gone to be with his old best friend at school. Sentence 3: The day he heard, he confronted him in the hallways. Sentence 4: They began wrestling amongst the lockers. Sentence 5: They both ended up suspended for their horrible behavior. Choices: a. The Bus Delay. b. The School Fight.", "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'."}225{"query": "Sentence 1: Jelly was so tired. Sentence 2: But she wanted to stay up late and watch the music awards. Sentence 3: They were only on periodically. Sentence 4: So she tried her best to stay awake. Sentence 5: Finally she was up to watch the entire thing. Choices: a. The Food Pantry. b. Music awards.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Susie was getting tired. Sentence 2: But she had to finish her project. Sentence 3: Her eyes started to doze off. Sentence 4: Susie could not help it. Sentence 5: She ended up falling asleep without finishing the project. Choices: a. Heart. b. Getting ready for bed.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My wife has been tired this week. Sentence 2: She has been staying up watching the Olympics. Sentence 3: Then she had to get up early to get our car serviced. Sentence 4: She wanted to sleep in today but her sister needed help. Sentence 5: I told her she can sleep all day tomorrow. Choices: a. Sleepy. b. Vesey.", "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'."}226{"query": "Sentence 1: Ken was at the gas station filling up his truck. Sentence 2: His friend Tony was also at the gas station. Sentence 3: While they were getting gas another guy tried to start a fight. Sentence 4: Ken didn't know the guy but Tony did. Sentence 5: Luckily Ken was able to talk the man out of fighting and the man left. Choices: a. Almost a Fight. b. No Coffee For You!.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom had an important job interview. Sentence 2: He couldn't afford to put gas. Sentence 3: He hoped he could make it there. Sentence 4: His car died a few blocks from the office. Sentence 5: Tom ran the rest of the way. Choices: a. Out of Gas. b. Fight.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ben wished he had stopped at that last town for gas. Sentence 2: He decided to pull off the main highway and look for another town. Sentence 3: His car sputtered a little as he pulled into an empty town. Sentence 4: A local directed him to a station a mile up the road. Sentence 5: Ben was relieved when he arrived and was able to fill up his car. Choices: a. Sunny Day. b. Running out of Gas.", "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'."}227{"query": "Sentence 1: Tommy was auditioning for a theatre show. Sentence 2: He knew what he was doing and was prepared. Sentence 3: He had to wait for 2 hours. Sentence 4: He auditioned and did well. Sentence 5: He got the gig. Choices: a. Audition. b. Saving for a Car.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Wendell was nervous about his audition. Sentence 2: He had been acting for years, but this was for a major production. Sentence 3: During the audition, he forgot one of his lines. Sentence 4: Wendell was devastated, and certain that he would not get the part. Sentence 5: He was overjoyed when the producer called to tell him he got the role. Choices: a. Wendell's Audition. b. The Cat Food.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I am training to be a professional actor. Sentence 2: Last week I auditioned for a theatrical production of Hamlet. Sentence 3: They ended up going with a much older actor. Sentence 4: The notes they gave me were very encouraging. Sentence 5: I'm on the lookout for more auditions. Choices: a. Hack. b. Theatre.", "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'."}228{"query": "Sentence 1: Gina needed a new shirt. Sentence 2: She decided to go shopping. Sentence 3: The shirt she wanted was too expensive. Sentence 4: Gina decided to get an extra job. Sentence 5: When she saved up enough, she bought the shirt. Choices: a. New Shirt. b. Burnt Pans.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jenny bought many new T-shirts at the beginning of the summer. Sentence 2: But as she stayed in and didn't exercise, they didn't fit by August. Sentence 3: She had to give them all to a charity. Sentence 4: Now every morning she only has old shirts to wear. Sentence 5: So she's going to buy new clothes this afternoon. Choices: a. Changing size. b. Frog.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sally wanted a new shirt. Sentence 2: She could not find what she wanted. Sentence 3: She finally went to a new store. Sentence 4: While there she ended up buy a shirt and dress. Sentence 5: Sally knew she should not have gone shopping. Choices: a. Expert Wood Worker. b. New shirt.", "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'."}229{"query": "Sentence 1: Miranda decided to go to Dublin. Sentence 2: It was spur of the moment. Sentence 3: When she got there she wanted to go clubbing. Sentence 4: Luckily her friends agreed. Sentence 5: Miranda had so much fun. Choices: a. Clubbing in dublin. b. Olympics Party.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jane loved singing. Sentence 2: Unfortunately she was always shy. Sentence 3: Her friends convinced her to sing at an open mic night. Sentence 4: Jane went through with it and had a great time. Sentence 5: She decided to go back to more. Choices: a. Open Mic Night. b. House Party.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Wendy was going out with her friends. Sentence 2: They went to a dance club downtown. Sentence 3: They loved music and meeting new people. Sentence 4: They partied long into the night. Sentence 5: They stumbled home as the sun came up. Choices: a. The Lake. b. The Club.", "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'."}230{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom bought a new set of tools. Sentence 2: They had a lifetime warranty. Sentence 3: He broke them within a week. Sentence 4: They refused to replace them for him. Sentence 5: They claimed Tom broke them on purpose. Choices: a. Popcorn. b. Broken Tools.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Josh bought a new power tool. Sentence 2: It broke within a week. Sentence 3: Josh had lost the receipt. Sentence 4: He still tried to return it with his card. Sentence 5: They gave him store credit for it. Choices: a. Glenn loses a daughter. b. Lost Receipt.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was in trouble at work. Sentence 2: He was constantly late. Sentence 3: Tom didn't have steady transportation. Sentence 4: One day his car broke down completely. Sentence 5: He was fired from his job. Choices: a. Broken Down. b. First Day in the Kitchen.", "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'."}231{"query": "Sentence 1: Josh was nervous about his wedding. Sentence 2: They decided to write their own vows. Sentence 3: Josh was unsure if his wife would like his. Sentence 4: When he got through it his wife told him she loved it. Sentence 5: It made Josh incredibly happy. Choices: a. Old Gatorade Bottles. b. Wedding Vows.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Austin and Ally were planning their wedding. Sentence 2: They were overwhelmed with all that had to go into it. Sentence 3: After talking it over, they decided to invite a handful of people. Sentence 4: They are planning on a small destination wedding. Sentence 5: All that matters to them is being married. Choices: a. The Garbage. b. Wedding.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Will was excited to be his buddy's best man. Sentence 2: Will toasted the couple at the rehearsal dinner. Sentence 3: Will took care of his buddy's needs. Sentence 4: Finally, Will presented the ring during the ceremony. Sentence 5: Will received a very nice thank you gift from his newly married pal. Choices: a. Best Man. b. Adoption.", "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'."}232{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was hired to work at a French embassy. Sentence 2: He was concerned because he spoke very little French. Sentence 3: In the week before starting work, he studied as much as he could. Sentence 4: On his first day, he tried speaking French with his co workers. Sentence 5: He was surprised to find that none of them spoke French at all. Choices: a. Running for Office. b. Embassy.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was a foreigner looking for a job. Sentence 2: His resume had several spelling mistakes. Sentence 3: This made it harder for people to take him seriously. Sentence 4: A friend finally helped proof read it. Sentence 5: The revised resume helped a lot more. Choices: a. A night away. b. Spelling Mistakes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Howard had just moved to Germany from the US. Sentence 2: He did not speak very much German. Sentence 3: This caused him some amount of trouble. Sentence 4: He committed himself to studying the German language every day. Sentence 5: After a few months, he could satisfactorily carry on a conversation. Choices: a. German. b. Dancing waiter.", "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'."}233{"query": "Sentence 1: Greg went to college in a town very far from his own. Sentence 2: The first month he was lost and homesick. Sentence 3: And he had a hard time concentrating on his studies. Sentence 4: Eventually he had to admit it wasn't working. Sentence 5: He packed his bags and went back home. Choices: a. Far from home. b. Catching Fish.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Gene lived in the city and wanted to go fishing in the country. Sentence 2: Gene decided to call in sick from work. Sentence 3: Gene visited a sporting good store and bought a fishing pole and bait. Sentence 4: Gene got into his car with his fishing pole and bait. Sentence 5: Gene drove out to the country and found a lake to go fishing in. Choices: a. Gene goes fishing.. b. Shower.", "neg": "Sentence 1: George and his friends wanted to take a trip. Sentence 2: They decided to go fishing together. Sentence 3: They loaded up their gear and drove to Minnesota. Sentence 4: They fished all day and camped at night. Sentence 5: They had a great time together! Choices: a. Tearing Down the Shed. b. The Fishermen.", "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'."}234{"query": "Sentence 1: Bob sat there in the chair staring at the tray of sharp tools. Sentence 2: The novacane had kicked in and he was drooling fiercely. Sentence 3: He wasn't sure what was coming but he just knew it would be awful. Sentence 4: In walked the Dentist who looked at the tools and pushed them aside. Sentence 5: When he pulled out the chainsaw Bob just fainted. Choices: a. Noisy. b. Dentist.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alexander had to see the dentist. Sentence 2: He was very nervous about the visit. Sentence 3: He had to get x-rays to see inside his teeth. Sentence 4: The dentist used a special toothbrush to tickle his teeth. Sentence 5: Lucky for Alex he didn't have any cavities! Choices: a. Stuck in the Elevator. b. Trip to the dentist.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Steve had to have a cavity filled. Sentence 2: He was very afraid of the dentist and was reluctant to do it. Sentence 3: A nurse offered to hold his hand during the procedure. Sentence 4: Steve agreed, clutching her hand as he felt the painful tools. Sentence 5: Thanks to her friendliness, the procedure passed quickly. Choices: a. The Dentist. b. The Lamp Fire.", "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'."}235{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom bought some vines for his yard. Sentence 2: After a while they grew up his wall. Sentence 3: After that they started taking over the yard. Sentence 4: Tom decided to get rid of them. Sentence 5: He bought weed killer and took them out. Choices: a. Overgrowth. b. Too Much Pork.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom's parents told him to stay away from the woods. Sentence 2: He decided to not listen and went into the woods. Sentence 3: While walking he came across a skunk. Sentence 4: He stayed still but the skunk sprayed him. Sentence 5: Tom had take tomato baths for a week. Choices: a. Stay Away. b. Vanity and old boyfriends.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sam was fertilizing his garden. Sentence 2: Unknowingly he accidentally used too much fertilizer. Sentence 3: Within a couple of days, all his vegetables started to die. Sentence 4: Sam was puzzled as to why his garden began to decay. Sentence 5: Sam had to individually pull out all the plants in his garden. Choices: a. Gucci watch. b. Dying Garden.", "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'."}236{"query": "Sentence 1: Billy really enjoyed coffee. Sentence 2: Often, he'd go to a coffee shop to try new types. Sentence 3: He tried every type of coffee available to him from the shop. Sentence 4: As he had no new ones to try, Billy decided to go to the source. Sentence 5: He flew out to Nicaragua the next week to get it fresh. Choices: a. Smell the Coffee. b. Crazy Shoes Day.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Brad made a cup of coffee for his friend. Sentence 2: And his friend was surprised at how good it was. Sentence 3: Brad decided to make more coffee and create his own brand. Sentence 4: And Brad was able to open is own coffee shop. Sentence 5: Brad's friend visited everyday. Choices: a. Coffee Seller. b. Band Practice.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I was shopping for some coffee at a grocery store. Sentence 2: The grocery store had an aisle that sales coffee. Sentence 3: The aisle smelled really good. Sentence 4: I couldn't tell which coffee was what by the smell. Sentence 5: I ended up grabbing a variety of coffee bags. Choices: a. John's New Puppy. b. Coffee aisle smell.", "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'."}237{"query": "Sentence 1: Rory found a snake in his front yard. Sentence 2: He panicked and ran back into his house. Sentence 3: While still inside, he checked if the snake was poisonous. Sentence 4: It turns out that the snake was a non-venomous garden snake. Sentence 5: Rory decided to keep the snake as a pet. Choices: a. test. b. Snake.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Peter wanted a snake as a pet. Sentence 2: At first his mom said no way, no how! Sentence 3: She was terrified, but then Peter gave her some books about snakes. Sentence 4: His mom relented when she saw that some snakes were docile and calm. Sentence 5: She allowed Peter to get a ball python snake! Choices: a. Essay. b. Snake.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The snake was getting hungry. Sentence 2: The boy had purchased a gerbil to feed it. Sentence 3: He took it home in a little box. Sentence 4: He dropped it into the snake's aquarium. Sentence 5: The snake quickly snatched up the rodent. Choices: a. Snake. b. Stare.", "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'."}238{"query": "Sentence 1: Alice was taking a music course. Sentence 2: Her instructor told the class they needed to attend the orchestra. Sentence 3: Alice asked her friends if they would join her. Sentence 4: Her friends agreed to go along. Sentence 5: Alice and her friends went to the orchestra. Choices: a. Lightning Storm. b. The Orchestra.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Gia was learning a new instrument. Sentence 2: She thought the cello looked interesting. Sentence 3: She spent the first lesson learning how to hold it. Sentence 4: She couldn't wait to learn how to play real music on it! Sentence 5: Gia was confident that the cello would be the best match for her. Choices: a. The Concert. b. The Cello.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Miles wanted to join his school's orchestra. Sentence 2: He asked his mother for permission to rent an instrument. Sentence 3: His mother said he could play either the cello or viola. Sentence 4: Miles decided on the viola since it was smaller and easier to carry. Sentence 5: Miles looked forward to learning how to play a new instrument. Choices: a. Orchestra. b. Sam wins a prize.", "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'."}239{"query": "Sentence 1: Kelly didn't know how to cook. Sentence 2: When she went away for college, she ate mostly fast food. Sentence 3: Consequently, she gained 15 pounds in her first year of school. Sentence 4: For her second year of school, she practiced cooking and ate healthy. Sentence 5: Kelly was able to lose the 15 pounds she had gained. Choices: a. Not a Good Response. b. Freshman Fifteen.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Martha is never at home to cook meals so she eats fast food a lot. Sentence 2: Recently she realized she was gaining a lot of weight. Sentence 3: Martha wanted to lose weight, so she signed up for food delivery. Sentence 4: A company delivers a box of fresh ingredients to her door every week. Sentence 5: Now Martha cooks her own meals and she's finally losing weight. Choices: a. Two Failed Experiments on a Hot Day. b. Trying Something New.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jena was cooking spaghetti for dinner. Sentence 2: She went pick up the groceries from the store. Sentence 3: The tomatoes appeared to be rotten. Sentence 4: Jena picked up a jar of spaghetti sauce. Sentence 5: She used pre made sauce instead of homemade. Choices: a. Spaghetti Sauce. b. The College.", "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'."}240{"query": "Sentence 1: James had an old car. Sentence 2: His car broke down at a red light. Sentence 3: He couldn't get the car to start back up again. Sentence 4: James and a bystander helped push the car off the street. Sentence 5: James called a tow truck. Choices: a. The Old Car. b. Pickpocketed.", "pos": "Sentence 1: A friend gave me an old car. Sentence 2: This car had a big problem. Sentence 3: The front door would not open. Sentence 4: I tried hard with all my might. Sentence 5: I finally realized that I had to give it a small tug for it to open. Choices: a. The car door. b. Aim.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Rob was driving home from work late at night. Sentence 2: But his car stopped working while in a dangerous part of town. Sentence 3: A stranger offered him a ride home. Sentence 4: But Rob was too scared to go with the stranger. Sentence 5: After waiting hours for a tow truck, he regret declining the ride. Choices: a. Plunger.. b. Broken Down.", "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'."}241{"query": "Sentence 1: Bobby was about to enter kindergarten. Sentence 2: His older brother told him some scary stories about school. Sentence 3: Bobby believed his brother. Sentence 4: Bobby refused to get on the bus the first morning. Sentence 5: Bobby's parents had to bring him to school as he fought them. Choices: a. Boat to Gloucester. b. Scared of school..", "pos": "Sentence 1: George was nervous about going to school. Sentence 2: He had never been away from his mom for a long time like that. Sentence 3: His mom tried to make him feel more comfortable but it didn't help. Sentence 4: When it was time to go to school George saw his teacher. Sentence 5: She looked so nice that he forgot he was even scared to begin with. Choices: a. Roller Coaster. b. First Day of School.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim was going to high school for the first time. Sentence 2: He decided to take the bus. Sentence 3: It was a bad decision. Sentence 4: The other kids picked on him and it was a dangerous driver. Sentence 5: Tim tried to avoid taking them. Choices: a. Scary Bus Ride. b. Religious Differences.", "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'."}242{"query": "Sentence 1: Chad had just finished his lunch at Chili's. Sentence 2: On his way out he saw an empty table with half eaten fries. Sentence 3: He decided to grab a few fries off of the table as he walked by. Sentence 4: He heard a man yell that those weren't his fries. Sentence 5: Chad was embarrassed and ran out as fast as he could. Choices: a. Frank's Wedding. b. Those Aren't Your Fries.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Shane was eating at a high end restaurant. Sentence 2: The restaurant was new and was very crowded. Sentence 3: He waited while to get his drink order. Sentence 4: His server did the best they could but Shane was not happy. Sentence 5: Shane decided to leave a very low tip. Choices: a. Falling on the Bus. b. Bad Tipper.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Frank carried a tray of food towards the table. Sentence 2: Another waiter ran into him. Sentence 3: Frank almost spilled all of the food. Sentence 4: He set the food on the table. Sentence 5: He told his customers that he had almost dropped all of their food. Choices: a. Waiter. b. Disowned Brother.", "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'."}243{"query": "Sentence 1: Nolan had always wanted to try rock climbing. Sentence 2: He had hired an instructor to teach him the correct way. Sentence 3: Soon Nolan felt comfortable to head to the mountains. Sentence 4: He checked all of his gear and started the climb. Sentence 5: Nolan reached the peak and felt very accomplished. Choices: a. Bad Haircut. b. Mountain climbing..", "pos": "Sentence 1: The girl primped in the mirror. Sentence 2: She fixed her hair and makeup. Sentence 3: When she was finished, she looked beautiful. Sentence 4: Her date was stunned when he saw her. Sentence 5: He couldn't believe such a beautiful girl agreed to date him! Choices: a. Mountain climbing. b. Glamorous.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Dale loved being active. Sentence 2: He decided to climb a mountain. Sentence 3: He bought all the gear he needed. Sentence 4: Then he climbed the tallest mountain in his state. Sentence 5: He saw an amazing view at the top! Choices: a. The Climb. b. Cindy's First Marathon.", "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'."}244{"query": "Sentence 1: My mom called me. Sentence 2: She asked if I wanted anything for lunch. Sentence 3: I told her to get a meatball sub. Sentence 4: She ordered it but came home an hour later. Sentence 5: When I saw the sub, I noticed that the bread was soggy. Choices: a. Soggy Lunch. b. fabric.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Susie had to pack a sandwich. Sentence 2: She wanted something delicious. Sentence 3: So she packed a tuna sandwich. Sentence 4: Unfortunately when she tried it it was bad. Sentence 5: It went horrible. Choices: a. Bad sandwich. b. Painful tattoo.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jeffrey enjoys eating sandwiches a lot. Sentence 2: His mom started to pack sandwiches for lunch for him. Sentence 3: After Jeffrey ate a sandwich, he said it tasted bad. Sentence 4: His mom said that she forgot to put cheese on the sandwich. Sentence 5: Jeffrey had to make a new sandwich with cheese on it. Choices: a. The Mini Series. b. Sandwich.", "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'."}245{"query": "Sentence 1: Sue was nervously sitting at the doctor's office. Sentence 2: She was getting a flu shot. Sentence 3: She was nervous about how it would feel. Sentence 4: The doctor came and gave her a quick prick on the shoulder. Sentence 5: Sue was relieved that it was all over. Choices: a. Scam. b. Getting shots.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I went to the doctor because I was sick. Sentence 2: I had to wait in the waiting room. Sentence 3: The nurse called me back. Sentence 4: I waited in the room for the doctor. Sentence 5: The doctor brought me shots to get better. Choices: a. Nag Him Right Out The Door. b. Shots.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie had to go to the doctor for a checkup. Sentence 2: While she was there, her doctor tried to get her to have a shot. Sentence 3: Allie resisted. Sentence 4: Her doctor really pushed and Allie had to listen. Sentence 5: In the end Allie was happy to have the shot for the future. Choices: a. Unfortunate shot. b. Drews big date.", "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'."}246{"query": "Sentence 1: Kia was leaving for work one morning. Sentence 2: She got into her car and turned the ignition. Sentence 3: But her car would not start! Sentence 4: Kia realized she'd left her lights on the previous night. Sentence 5: She had to call for a jump start from the auto company. Choices: a. Doggie Splash. b. Jump.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Beth put the key in the ignition but the car didn't start. Sentence 2: The car battery was flat. Sentence 3: Beth panicked as she was going to be late for work. Sentence 4: She saw her son's small bike leaning against the wall. Sentence 5: Riding the bike with her knees around her ears she got to work on time. Choices: a. Rainy Day Deliveries. b. The flat battery..", "neg": "Sentence 1: When I tried to leave, my car wouldn't start. Sentence 2: I had jumper cables with me in the car. Sentence 3: I just needed someone's help to start the car. Sentence 4: Before I knew it someone had stopped to help. Sentence 5: We were able to jump-start the car without a problem. Choices: a. Dead Battery. b. homecoming.", "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'."}247{"query": "Sentence 1: Jessica was redoing her kitchen. Sentence 2: She found some beautiful rugs. Sentence 3: She spread them out on her kitchen floor. Sentence 4: They were exactly what the room had been missing! Sentence 5: She couldn't wait to move on to the rest of the house. Choices: a. The Rug. b. Making cookies.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jane bought an old house. Sentence 2: She was excited to start renovations. Sentence 3: However, she had to figure out where to start. Sentence 4: Jane hired a contractor to help her. Sentence 5: She could not wait to see the end product. Choices: a. House Renovations. b. Coffee.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The girl was redecorating her kitchen. Sentence 2: She found the perfect rug. Sentence 3: She measured carefully and then ordered it. Sentence 4: When it arrived, it looked totally different. Sentence 5: The girl was so disappointed! Choices: a. Lucky girl. b. The Rug.", "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'."}248{"query": "Sentence 1: Yolanda was a mess. Sentence 2: She hired a therapist to help her fix her life. Sentence 3: The therapist gave her lots of good advice. Sentence 4: Yolanda's life started to improve. Sentence 5: She knew she was on the right path. Choices: a. The Therapist. b. Last Chance.", "pos": "Sentence 1: After Mindy reached menopause, she gained weight and slept poorly. Sentence 2: She worried about bone loss, which is common in menopausal women. Sentence 3: Mindy decided to hire a personal trainer and get more fit. Sentence 4: This has been a superb decision on Mindy's part. Sentence 5: She has lost the extra weight, feels better and enjoys the sessions. Choices: a. The Smart Decision to Hire a Personal Trainer. b. coffee with sugar.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kim and Dave were having marriage troubles. Sentence 2: They went to see a therapist. Sentence 3: They tried to talk out all their problems. Sentence 4: Their communication skills improved. Sentence 5: Soon, they were happy again. Choices: a. The Sunscreen. b. The Therapist.", "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'."}249{"query": "Sentence 1: Ted had been training for a 5 k. Sentence 2: He hadn't been feeling well in the weeks before the race. Sentence 3: Ted decided to drop out of the race. Sentence 4: He was feeling better by the next month. Sentence 5: He began to train for the next race. Choices: a. The 5k. b. Bug Bites.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One day a very unfit man decided to get fit and run a marathon. Sentence 2: He trained hard for many months and made slow progress. Sentence 3: He hired a trainer to help him and his progress sped up. Sentence 4: Months passed and eventually he was fit and ready. Sentence 5: He ran the marathon and came in third place! Choices: a. The runner. b. Autumn Days.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ken entered a marathon. Sentence 2: He didn't train all that much. Sentence 3: He was not properly prepared on the day of the marathon. Sentence 4: Ken only made it a fourth of the way before giving up. Sentence 5: He was too exhausted to continue. Choices: a. Working Out. b. Too Exhausted.", "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'."}250{"query": "Sentence 1: Alicia really needed a mint. Sentence 2: But she had no mints around. Sentence 3: The closest thing she had was peppermint tea. Sentence 4: So she took some. Sentence 5: Luckily it did the job well. Choices: a. Peppermint tea. b. Part Time Job.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Miranda was trying to get better dental health habits. Sentence 2: She was doing fine brushing and using mouthwash. Sentence 3: But every time she tried to floss she felt great pain. Sentence 4: She didn't want her hygiene to suffer so she tried floss picks. Sentence 5: Luckily, the kid-friendly picks made flossing a lot easier. Choices: a. Flossing Pain. b. Wrong Flavor.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tina decided to drink some tea. Sentence 2: She always loved drinking the tea. Sentence 3: When she poured it however it dropped. Sentence 4: It spilled all over the floor. Sentence 5: Tina had to clean it up. Choices: a. Referee. b. Hot black tea.", "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'."}251{"query": "Sentence 1: Susan loved to work crossword puzzles. Sentence 2: She bought books of them and carried one everywhere. Sentence 3: One day at lunch a coworker asked her about the puzzle she was doing. Sentence 4: The coworker loved to work crosswords, too! Sentence 5: Susan and the coworker became good friends. Choices: a. Expensive watermelon.. b. Puzzle Friends.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kia's class was doing a unit on Israel. Sentence 2: Each student got a pen pal from Israel. Sentence 3: Kia's was named Ana and they became great friends. Sentence 4: When the unit ended, most students stopped writing. Sentence 5: But Kia and Ana remained pen pals for years! Choices: a. Gold. b. Pals.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom and Chris were friends. Sentence 2: Chris liked doing Sudoku puzzles. Sentence 3: Tom had never heard of Sudoku. Sentence 4: Chris introduced Tom to Sudoku. Sentence 5: Tom found his new hobby and liked doing the puzzles. Choices: a. Sudoku. b. Speakers.", "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'."}252{"query": "Sentence 1: George was sitting inside his house. Sentence 2: And he thought it looked like a nice day to go outside. Sentence 3: He began walking to his local park. Sentence 4: But it became too hot and sunny for him. Sentence 5: Half way there, George decided to go back home. Choices: a. Insomnia. b. Sunny Day.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Alfred was a bit tired but decided to watch some TV. Sentence 2: He turned his TV set on and chose channel 6. Sentence 3: But channel 6 was running old movies Alfred had already seen. Sentence 4: So then Alfred decided to read a book and chose a novel. Sentence 5: So Alfred began to read a novel but fell asleep in about 15 minutes. Choices: a. Long Day Out. b. Alfred's Book.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Today was the first sunny day in a week. Sentence 2: I opened up all the windows in the house. Sentence 3: The warm air felt perfect. Sentence 4: I wanted all the sun to shine in. Sentence 5: I was tired of the rain. Choices: a. Sunny day. b. Living in a New Area.", "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'."}253{"query": "Sentence 1: Chuck was the owner of an old historical hotel. Sentence 2: He loved the hotel but it was creaky and being condemned. Sentence 3: Chuck tried to fight the situation but nothing seemed to work. Sentence 4: His hotel would close that very day. Sentence 5: Chuck was sure to keep some things to remember it by. Choices: a. The Closing Hotel. b. Ice Cream Appeasement.", "pos": "Sentence 1: It had always been Jeff's dream to open up an ice cream parlor. Sentence 2: Business was slow at first. Sentence 3: After advertising at the beach, customers began to roll in. Sentence 4: These days Jeff gets to travel around the world. Sentence 5: He owns a popular ice cream chain with bases in 15 countries. Choices: a. Ice Cream. b. Butterfly Robe.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bart owned a five star restaurant. Sentence 2: The critics constantly raved about how great it was. Sentence 3: He had a very important food magazine coming to do an interview. Sentence 4: He had just found out his chef had an std. Sentence 5: He knew the right thing to do was shut down the restaurant. Choices: a. Councilman. b. STD.", "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'."}254{"query": "Sentence 1: Yasmine was digging through her purse to pay for something. Sentence 2: She didn't find her card, but she did notice something wet and sticky. Sentence 3: After inspecting the bag she discovered spilled lotion all over it. Sentence 4: She carefully washed each soiled item and then the bag itself. Sentence 5: Luckily the bag came out just fine and nothing was ruined. Choices: a. A Bag Spill. b. Dish Bubbles.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lola was walking proudly through her house. Sentence 2: She was on her way out to a party. Sentence 3: Suddenly while passing through the garage, her purse caught on a nail. Sentence 4: The purse ripped open and it's contents spilled onto the floor. Sentence 5: Lola was in such a bad mood about her lost purse that she stayed home. Choices: a. The Purse Rip. b. Tons of Fish.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kylie spilled beans on the floor. Sentence 2: She wanted to clean them up, but was missing paper towels. Sentence 3: She went to the store to buy cleaning supplies. Sentence 4: When she got home, her boyfriend had already cleaned them up. Sentence 5: She helped him dry the remainder floor with the paper towels. Choices: a. The School Change. b. Bean Spill.", "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'."}255{"query": "Sentence 1: Olivia loved her old dirty teddy bear. Sentence 2: She has had it for several years. Sentence 3: She took it on vacation with her and left it in her hotel. Sentence 4: After a maid cleaned up her hotel, the bear was gone. Sentence 5: She searched through the dump for hours but never found it. Choices: a. Old Bear. b. Fat Tim.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Emily loved her stuffed animal, Tinky. Sentence 2: When Emily was at school one day, her mom put Tinky in the washer. Sentence 3: Emily got home and Tinky was nowhere to be found. Sentence 4: She started wailing for her stuffed toy, thinking it had been lost. Sentence 5: Emily's mom shushed her and showed her that Tinky was in the washer. Choices: a. A Child's Favorite Toy. b. Christmas.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Theodore was staying at a hotel in Las Vegas. Sentence 2: The hotel in question had a wave pool. Sentence 3: Theodore brought his boogie board down to the pool area. Sentence 4: The wave pool was too crowded to enjoy the swells. Sentence 5: The swells never actually turned into waves anyway. Choices: a. Missing umbrella. b. Wave Pool.", "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'."}256{"query": "Sentence 1: The man was rude. Sentence 2: The woman took offense. Sentence 3: The man apologized. Sentence 4: The woman accepted the apology. Sentence 5: The two became friends. Choices: a. Drunk Uncle. b. Rude.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Owen was telling his friend a joke. Sentence 2: He forgot part of the joke. Sentence 3: The joke didn't make sense. Sentence 4: Owen's friend didn't understand. Sentence 5: Owen had to retell the joke. Choices: a. Getting Stood Up. b. Messing up the Joke.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was having a small party. Sentence 2: He only wanted close friends there. Sentence 3: A friend decided to take a date. Sentence 4: It was awkward and Tom didn't appreciate it. Sentence 5: The date felt rightfully unwelcomed. Choices: a. Unwanted Guest. b. last goodbye.", "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'."}257{"query": "Sentence 1: Lucas looked into his mother's eyes. Sentence 2: He asked if she remembered him. Sentence 3: She said yes he was Lim, his brother. Sentence 4: Lucas sighed and left the nursing home. Sentence 5: He thought about the effects of Alzheimer's. Choices: a. Alzheimers. b. An Extra Assignment.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Adrian was talking to the detective about what happened to his mom. Sentence 2: He said he was too young and couldn't remember. Sentence 3: The detective was frustrated and walked away. Sentence 4: Suddenly images came back to his mind of his mom lying on the floor. Sentence 5: Adrian ran back to talk to the detective. Choices: a. Detective. b. Random Trash.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My 99 year old friend Ben is losing his memory. Sentence 2: He cannot remember what he did last night. Sentence 3: Everyday he asks me if I have children, and I tell him. Sentence 4: Yesterday he asked him how my two kids were doing. Sentence 5: I was surprised, and pleased. Choices: a. The trip. b. Short Term Memory.", "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'."}258{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom loved the summer time. Sentence 2: He always wore tennis shoes. Sentence 3: He noticed his feet would sweat excessively. Sentence 4: One day he bought sandals and began wearing those instead. Sentence 5: His feet stopped sweating and Tom loved summer even more. Choices: a. Cheer tryouts. b. Sandals.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Nancy was sweating from the summer heat. Sentence 2: She sat down at her desk and kicked off her shoes. Sentence 3: A sudden strong breeze came roaring through her window. Sentence 4: Nancy sighed with relief and wiggled her toes gleefully. Sentence 5: She decided it wasn't such a terribly hot day after all. Choices: a. Whiskers. b. Sunshine.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom wanted to meet like-minded people. Sentence 2: Tom loved going to the gym. Sentence 3: Tom introduced himself to people at the gym. Sentence 4: Tom made many great friends. Sentence 5: Tom met the like-minded people he was seeking. Choices: a. Gym. b. Trampoline.", "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'."}259{"query": "Sentence 1: Jeff went back to his apartment. Sentence 2: Inside his apartment, there were some nihilists. Sentence 3: The nihilists told Jeff that they had kidnapped his friend Bunny. Sentence 4: Jeff's friend Maude said the nihilists were lying. Sentence 5: Jeff had to talk to Jackie to find out if they were lying or not. Choices: a. Lying Nihilists?. b. Stolen Suitcase!.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jeff went to the bowling alley to bowl with his friends. Sentence 2: At the alley, Jeff told his friends that he had been attacked. Sentence 3: Jeff's friend Walter asked who had attacked him. Sentence 4: Jeff said that the attacker thought Jeff was another person. Sentence 5: Walter told Jeff to find the other person and ask them about it. Choices: a. Jeff Goes Bowling. b. Bunny's Toes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I keep a storage locker to keep my valuables. Sentence 2: Last week someone broke into the locker. Sentence 3: They stole my video games and my jewelry. Sentence 4: I called the police and made a report. Sentence 5: I hope that I can get my items back. Choices: a. Switching position. b. The Break In.", "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'."}260{"query": "Sentence 1: There was a squirrel running around outside of my apartment. Sentence 2: He appeared to be panicking greatly. Sentence 3: Then I saw what he was running from, a giant snake! Sentence 4: The snake was intent on catching the squirrel for dinner. Sentence 5: Luckily the squirrel made it up a tree before the snake caught him. Choices: a. Talking on the phone. b. The squirrel.", "pos": "Sentence 1: A poet woke up every morning struggling to come up with new ideas. Sentence 2: The poet would look out his window for inspiration. Sentence 3: After weeks of no luck for inspiration a squirrel climbed up near him. Sentence 4: The poet filled with enthusiasm watching the cute squirrel eat acorns. Sentence 5: He decided to write a poem about the squirrel's everyday life. Choices: a. Fishing Day. b. The Poet.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was driving home. Sentence 2: A squirrel jumped out in front of him. Sentence 3: Tom was caught off guard and tried to swerve. Sentence 4: He was barely able to avoid the squirrel. Sentence 5: Unfortunately he hit a tree in the process. Choices: a. Car Accident. b. Birch.", "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'."}261{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was at the lake with friends. Sentence 2: They all wanted to go swimming. Sentence 3: The water was really cold. Sentence 4: Tom didn't want to get in. Sentence 5: It took him a long time to build up the courage to do so. Choices: a. Coffee. b. Cold Water.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I used to be afraid of swimming. Sentence 2: Both deep and shallow water make me nervous. Sentence 3: I was invited to go swimming at a friend's house. Sentence 4: I lied to him by saying I was busy. Sentence 5: I felt bad for lying. Choices: a. Lakehouse. b. I went swimming.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom had a day off. Sentence 2: It was warm and nice out. Sentence 3: He invited a bunch of people to the lake. Sentence 4: Everyone turned him down. Sentence 5: Tom went by himself and had fun. Choices: a. Lake Trip. b. Disillusion.", "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'."}262{"query": "Sentence 1: Lily loved to paint near her bedroom window. Sentence 2: She always left her paintbrushes in a cup on the window ledge. Sentence 3: One day, Lily finds that someone has taken her paintbrush. Sentence 4: She searches all over the house in hopes of finding it. Sentence 5: When Lily looks under the bed, she sees her cat with the paintbrush! Choices: a. The Thief. b. WWII Love Story.", "pos": "Sentence 1: John was young and like to hide his older sister's barbies. Sentence 2: He went to her room when she wasn't home and took her favorite barbie. Sentence 3: He hid it under his bed. Sentence 4: His sister came home and panicked, she couldn't find her barbie. Sentence 5: John felt bad and returned the barbie to his sister. Choices: a. The Barbie Thief. b. Painting.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Florence kept all her old souvenirs in a white box in her closet. Sentence 2: From time to time she loved looking at it. Sentence 3: She sang old tunes while doing so. Sentence 4: But this time she stopped mid lyric. Sentence 5: She saw that her mom had hidden a letter there before dying. Choices: a. Cat at Night. b. Inside the white box.", "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'."}263{"query": "Sentence 1: Laurel is pregnant. Sentence 2: She is very nervous to find out the sex of the baby. Sentence 3: Her and her husband already have 3 boys. Sentence 4: Laurel plans an ultrasound to find out the baby's sex. Sentence 5: She finds out she is having a girl and is very excited and relieved. Choices: a. New Baby. b. Giggling.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Katie and her husband want to start a family. Sentence 2: They try to get pregnant to have a baby. Sentence 3: They struggle with their fertility. Sentence 4: Katie and her husband decide to see a doctor for help. Sentence 5: Within a year they have a healthy baby girl. Choices: a. Katie's Baby. b. Yap.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Megan was going to find out the gender of her unborn baby. Sentence 2: She brought all of her family along for the exciting ultrasound. Sentence 3: As the technician searched, she gasped in delight. Sentence 4: She announced to everyone that Megan had twins in her. Sentence 5: Megan was terrified but everyone's happiness comforted her. Choices: a. beach. b. The Twin Surprise.", "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'."}264{"query": "Sentence 1: I woke up early to watch cartoons yesterday. Sentence 2: However, when I walked into the great room, my sister was watching TV. Sentence 3: I asked her if I could watch something, but she said no. Sentence 4: I was so mad that I threw the remote at her. Sentence 5: I got in trouble and now I am not allowed to watch cartoons anymore. Choices: a. The Flood. b. Cartoon crazy.", "pos": "Sentence 1: On Saturday, Jerry let his little brother Tim watch a scary movie. Sentence 2: Tim started having nightmares about the movie. Sentence 3: Jerry was worried that his parents would blame him for the nightmares. Sentence 4: Tim admitted to his parents that the movie had caused his nightmares. Sentence 5: Tim and Jerry's parents activated the parental controls on their TV. Choices: a. Beach. b. Scary Movie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom got a new streaming service. Sentence 2: He noticed his favorite old cartoon was on it. Sentence 3: Tom binge watched every episode in two days. Sentence 4: He watched it for hours on end. Sentence 5: Tom felt bad about himself afterward. Choices: a. Old Cartoons. b. Sudden Flood.", "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'."}265{"query": "Sentence 1: Sue was on her daily run. Sentence 2: She noticed the sky was a bit dark but didn't think much about it. Sentence 3: She kept running and got further away from her house. Sentence 4: Suddenly it started to rain. Sentence 5: By the time Sue got home, she was soaked. Choices: a. Rainy Run. b. Background star.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One day Jennifer wanted to go jogging in the rain. Sentence 2: She quickly put on her raincoat and a pair of red rain boots. Sentence 3: She ran for almost two miles,before a flash of thunder struck a tree. Sentence 4: The tree fell five feet in front of her and almost landed on her head. Sentence 5: Jennifer became frighten and ended her rainy day jog. Choices: a. Rain. b. Opera.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Maria was dressed and ready to go for a run. Sentence 2: Maria left her house, locked the door, and walked to the park. Sentence 3: At the park, Maria jogged lightly around for twenty minutes. Sentence 4: Maria walked home after her run. Sentence 5: She unlocked the door and went inside. Choices: a. Car Debt. b. Maria Runs.", "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'."}266{"query": "Sentence 1: Eddie liked to be outside being adventurous. Sentence 2: He bought a dune buggy to drive around the desert. Sentence 3: He drove it so fast! Sentence 4: It threw dust into the air and made tracks in the sand. Sentence 5: Eddie had a great adventure. Choices: a. The Dune Buggy. b. The Fugitive.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom liked fast cars. Sentence 2: He enjoyed the feeling of high speed on back roads. Sentence 3: He traded in his Civic for a new Porsche. Sentence 4: He floored the accelerator pedal going around a tight turn on a hill. Sentence 5: The police discovered the demolished car at the bottom of the hill. Choices: a. Speed. b. Salesman.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jim liked buying his kids fun toys. Sentence 2: He got a dune buggy for their back yard. Sentence 3: The kids rode over all the hills and bumps. Sentence 4: They laughed as they drove around the yard. Sentence 5: The dune buggy was a great new toy! Choices: a. Help. b. The Dune Buggy.", "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'."}267{"query": "Sentence 1: Joey needs to party a little. Sentence 2: He drives down to his grocery store. Sentence 3: He picks up a 12 pack of beer. Sentence 4: He goes home. Sentence 5: He drinks the whole 12 pack. Choices: a. Joey gets beer. b. Dozer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Andrew was having friends over for drinks. Sentence 2: But Andrew had no beer. Sentence 3: So he drove to the store. Sentence 4: He found the biggest pack of his favorite beer and got it. Sentence 5: Him and his friends had a good night drinking beer. Choices: a. Beer. b. No One's Safe.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jonathan went to eat with his friends. Sentence 2: He drank a large pint of beer with his meal. Sentence 3: He went to the parking lot and started his car. Sentence 4: He saw lights and heard a siren. Sentence 5: The cop had been sitting at the table beside him. Choices: a. The Lasagna. b. Drinking & Driving.", "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'."}268{"query": "Sentence 1: The Smiths decided to go to their summer home for vacation. Sentence 2: They drove across three states to reach their summer home. Sentence 3: They hiked, fished, swam, barbecued, and shopped while there. Sentence 4: They spent a whole week at their summer home. Sentence 5: They could not stop talking about their vacation for a week. Choices: a. Summer Home. b. Very bad burn.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The Jeter family went to South Carolina every year for the summer. Sentence 2: This summer they went to Wisconsin. Sentence 3: The only problem was that the kids expected beaches. Sentence 4: Instead they go farmland. Sentence 5: They asked to go home early instead of enjoying the outdoors. Choices: a. The Family Vacation. b. The Pie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: For their summer vacation, the Millers went on a road trip. Sentence 2: They first went to see the Grand Canyon. Sentence 3: After the Grand Canyon, they went to Arizona. Sentence 4: In Arizona, they were able to visit with family, too. Sentence 5: The vacation lasted a week and they were tired when they got home. Choices: a. Prissy 2. b. Road Trip.", "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'."}269{"query": "Sentence 1: Miranda had a long exam. Sentence 2: It was six hours. Sentence 3: She started getting tired. Sentence 4: She was worried about it. Sentence 5: Finally she finished. Choices: a. Garden competition. b. Long exam.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Amanda stayed up all night studying. Sentence 2: She had put off studying until the day before her exam. Sentence 3: She wished she had not done so! Sentence 4: In the morning she was very fatigued. Sentence 5: She vowed to never procrastinate again! Choices: a. Speech. b. Tired.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Susie had been doing her homework all day. Sentence 2: She was getting quite tired. Sentence 3: She then decided it would be prudent to take a break. Sentence 4: She went outside to drink water. Sentence 5: She ended up taking a break for an hour. Choices: a. Taking a break. b. New Guitar.", "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'."}270{"query": "Sentence 1: When I was two, I was on a summer car trip with my family. Sentence 2: It was hot, so we stopped at a gas station for cold drinks. Sentence 3: My father pumped gas and my mother and brothers went inside. Sentence 4: I was left outside to drink a tall bottle of orange soda by myself. Sentence 5: I finished the whole thing and was sick the rest of the day. Choices: a. Icy Road. b. Orange Soda.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Suzie was walking on a hot day. Sentence 2: She decided to get an icey drink at the gas station. Sentence 3: The cold slushie refreshed her as she continued walking. Sentence 4: Soon the heat made her drink begin to melt. Sentence 5: By the time she made it home her hands were covered in sticky drink. Choices: a. Landscape Man. b. The Melting Drink.", "neg": "Sentence 1: When I was little, I hated car shopping. Sentence 2: My parents took me to several dealerships over many weekends. Sentence 3: Tired and cranky, I complained that I wanted to go home. Sentence 4: In anger, they made me stay in the hot car while they went shopping. Sentence 5: I curled up in the floorboard, shivering even though I was very hot. Choices: a. Overheat. b. Pinky Penguin.", "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'."}271{"query": "Sentence 1: Ken wanted to mail his sweetheart a love letter. Sentence 2: Ken spent days writing the perfect letter. Sentence 3: He went to give it to the postman to put it in his sack. Sentence 4: A few days later his letter came back. Sentence 5: It had the message Return to sender written on it. Choices: a. Return to sender. b. Ronnie sees a bear.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Brett was on vacation in Peru. Sentence 2: During his trip, he dropped his camera. Sentence 3: He was convinced that it was lost forever. Sentence 4: Weeks later he received an odd package in the mail. Sentence 5: Inside was his camera and a letter from the person who returned it. Choices: a. Camera. b. The Game.", "neg": "Sentence 1: John went to his mailbox to check for mail. Sentence 2: Inside, he found the usual junk mail. Sentence 3: He also found a letter from the friend he had not seen in many years. Sentence 4: The letter explained what his friend had been up to over the years. Sentence 5: That same day, John wrote a letter in reply. Choices: a. Nice Clock. b. Letter to a Friend.", "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'."}272{"query": "Sentence 1: Craig was diagnosed with cancer. Sentence 2: He decided to fight it. Sentence 3: He tried several different approaches and medications. Sentence 4: Eventually it went into remission. Sentence 5: Craig and his loved ones were thrilled. Choices: a. Cleaning. b. Beating Cancer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom felt ill. Sentence 2: He went to see the doctor. Sentence 3: The doctor told him he had cancer. Sentence 4: Tom received chemotherapy to treat the cancer. Sentence 5: The treatment was a success. Choices: a. The Sale. b. Cancer.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kia had just discovered that she had osteosarcoma. Sentence 2: The bone cancer had been discovered in her left leg. Sentence 3: She had to have surgery to amputate it! Sentence 4: She was scared but determined as she went under the knife. Sentence 5: Afterwards, her doctor said Kia was officially cancer-free! Choices: a. Surgery. b. The House Egged.", "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'."}273{"query": "Sentence 1: My dad always told me thunderbirds were classic cars. Sentence 2: I got a silver one when I turned 18. Sentence 3: Everyone at school was jealous the next day. Sentence 4: They sometimes asked to borrow the car. Sentence 5: I told them there was no way that would happen. Choices: a. Thunderbird. b. Hard Day's Night.", "pos": "Sentence 1: While my parents were looking for a new car I suggested a truck. Sentence 2: My mom really liked the idea since it could hold a lot. Sentence 3: My dad wasn't too sure about it but warmed up to it. Sentence 4: We ended up looking for a truck the next day. Sentence 5: A few weeks later we found a truck we really liked and bought it! Choices: a. Truck. b. New Car.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom always wanted a motorcycle. Sentence 2: Tom went to his local Harley Davidson dealership. Sentence 3: Tom strolled through the showroom. Sentence 4: Tom finally picked the perfect ride for him. Sentence 5: Tom rode away from the dealership feeling on top of the world. Choices: a. A Surprise Inheritance. b. Harley!.", "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'."}274{"query": "Sentence 1: Lyndie had experienced a death of a newborn in her life. Sentence 2: She was crushed by the experience. Sentence 3: The doctor told her she was unable to have more children. Sentence 4: She decided to adopt a child. Sentence 5: Lyndie was so happy with the little girl she always wanted. Choices: a. Long Hair. b. Lyndie adopts.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Anna found out she could not have kids. Sentence 2: She was devastated for a long time. Sentence 3: Then she decided to adopt a child and love it as her own. Sentence 4: She felt calm as she solidified her decision to adopt. Sentence 5: And within a year, she had a beautiful adopted son! Choices: a. Lauren Gets A Fan. b. Adoption.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Stacey always wanted to be a mom. Sentence 2: She decided to adopt a child on her own. Sentence 3: She was nervous but knew she could be a good mom. Sentence 4: Stacey found a baby to adopt. Sentence 5: On the day of birth the baby passed away. Choices: a. Sad day. b. High school guy.", "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'."}275{"query": "Sentence 1: Benjamin enjoyed going fishing with his grandfather as a kid. Sentence 2: They would pick a new location to go to every summer. Sentence 3: Benjamin liked seeing who would catch the biggest fish. Sentence 4: Even after his grandfather passed he continued the tradition. Sentence 5: He now takes his own grandchildren to create memories for themselves. Choices: a. MEmories. b. PO.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Terry always enjoyed playing chess. Sentence 2: He challenged his grandfather to a game. Sentence 3: His grandfather was very good. Sentence 4: They played many games that afternoon. Sentence 5: Terry and his grandfather both won and had a good time. Choices: a. A Game of Chess. b. Unknown.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Gil has grown up in a family of fishermen. Sentence 2: His father and grandfather have been taking him fishing every weekend. Sentence 3: When he grows up, he wants to work on a commercial fishing boat. Sentence 4: That's what his father and grandfather do. Sentence 5: He can't wait to take on the family tradition. Choices: a. The Gang. b. Fishy.", "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'."}276{"query": "Sentence 1: A new candy shop opened up. Sentence 2: I was eager to try it. Sentence 3: But when i went in it was expensive. Sentence 4: I never wanted to go back. Sentence 5: I went to the drugstore instead. Choices: a. New candy shop. b. Fresh lemonade.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lisa went to the candy store. Sentence 2: It all looked very good. Sentence 3: Then she went to taste it. Sentence 4: It tasted horrible. Sentence 5: She didn't want it again. Choices: a. Bad candy. b. New keyboard.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Michael wanted to visit a candy store. Sentence 2: He hasn't been to a candy store since he was a kid. Sentence 3: He spent time looking at all the different candies the store offered. Sentence 4: He ended up spending fifty dollars all on candy. Sentence 5: By the end of the week, Michael was already sick of candy. Choices: a. Tooth Pain. b. Candy Store.", "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'."}277{"query": "Sentence 1: Sam wanted the lunch cost to go down in his school. Sentence 2: He started a petition. Sentence 3: He asked for signatures in the cafeteria. Sentence 4: He gave it to the student council. Sentence 5: The student council reduced the lunch cost. Choices: a. The bet. b. lunch cost.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jake offered to buy his friend lunch. Sentence 2: As long as Jake chose where. Sentence 3: Jake made sure to have a buy one get one free coupon. Sentence 4: He used it and earned points for himself. Sentence 5: His friend appreciated the free food. Choices: a. Breakfast All Day. b. Coupon Deal.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sam was trying a new diet. Sentence 2: He stopped drinking soda and sugary drinks. Sentence 3: Sam started to drink more water. Sentence 4: Sam incorporated more fruits and veggies into his diet. Sentence 5: He started feeling a lot better and lost weight. Choices: a. Sam's Diet. b. School play turnout.", "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'."}278{"query": "Sentence 1: I hate too much noise around me. Sentence 2: The kids get up and start running around. Sentence 3: The one with autism stims very loudly. Sentence 4: I put earplugs in so I don't have to hear it. Sentence 5: Then I go back to sleep. Choices: a. Noise. b. Not Mad.", "pos": "Sentence 1: John is very tired. Sentence 2: He decides to go to bed early today. Sentence 3: He goes to bed at 10. Sentence 4: The neighbors start making a lot of noise. Sentence 5: John spends all night awake. Choices: a. John is tired. b. Touchdown.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Loud noises were driving me crazy. Sentence 2: He was smacking while he ate. Sentence 3: It disgusted and angered me. Sentence 4: I wanted to scream at him to shut up. Sentence 5: I stayed quiet so I wouldn't cause an argument. Choices: a. Sad Birthday. b. Noises.", "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'."}279{"query": "Sentence 1: Landon's ninth birthday party is a huge success. Sentence 2: He and his friends have been playing on the huge water slide. Sentence 3: It's so much fun, they don't even stop to reapply sunscreen. Sentence 4: Later that night, a sunburn can be seen on his face and shoulders. Sentence 5: Landon realized that mom really does know what's best! Choices: a. The Sunburn. b. The Ride to School.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Cody was excited to see his friends that afternoon. Sentence 2: He was turning 9 and having a birthday party. Sentence 3: They were going swimming at the pool. Sentence 4: All of his friends came and brought gifts. Sentence 5: When the party was over, he handed out goodie bags. Choices: a. The Pool Party. b. The Peacock.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was a hot day, so the family drove to the water park. Sentence 2: They applied their sunscreen and set off to enjoy the slides. Sentence 3: After some time, they took a break in the lazy river. Sentence 4: After hearing the wave signal, they got in the wave pool for a swim. Sentence 5: At the end of the day, they showered and prepared to head home. Choices: a. Beach day. b. Water Park.", "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'."}280{"query": "Sentence 1: The man issued a command. Sentence 2: His crew obeyed the command. Sentence 3: He rewarded the crew with extra vacation. Sentence 4: They felt thankful. Sentence 5: They worked even harder in the future. Choices: a. First time drinker. b. Command.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom normally drank Bud Light. Sentence 2: A friend bought some high gravity IPAs. Sentence 3: Tom tried one but thought it tasted gross. Sentence 4: He kept drinking not realizing they had so much alcohol. Sentence 5: Tom was drunk within the hour. Choices: a. The Procrastinator. b. Strong Beer.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The men stood at attention. Sentence 2: Their commander told them at ease. Sentence 3: The men relaxed a bit. Sentence 4: The commander told them to break. Sentence 5: The men took a well needed rest. Choices: a. attention. b. Overweight.", "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'."}281{"query": "Sentence 1: Steve really likes to ride his bicycle. Sentence 2: He decided to enter a race to test his skills. Sentence 3: He trained everyday for months to get better and stronger. Sentence 4: On the day of the race he was very nervous. Sentence 5: He raced his very best and ended up winning the race. Choices: a. Bicycle Race. b. The Accident.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Herman was a bicycle racer. Sentence 2: He kept his bike in tip-top condition. Sentence 3: On the day of a race the bike lost a vital piece. Sentence 4: Herman knew it was sabotage. Sentence 5: He repaired the bike himself and won the race anyway. Choices: a. Bicycle Racing. b. Knife Tricks.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Alister runs for exercise. Sentence 2: He has run with friends and by himself. Sentence 3: One day his friend invited him to run in a charity race. Sentence 4: He decided to train hard and run in the race. Sentence 5: Alister came in the top 10 for the charity race. Choices: a. Jeff the Baker. b. Alister's Race.", "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'."}282{"query": "Sentence 1: Kyle worked at an electronics store. Sentence 2: He got commissions off of sales he made in his department. Sentence 3: His parents were looking to buy a new flat screen TV. Sentence 4: They bought their TV from Kyle. Sentence 5: Kyle got a large commission off of the sale. Choices: a. Fred Felt Fine. b. Commission.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Norm wanted to buy a new TV. Sentence 2: He worked a lot of overtime so he could earn the money. Sentence 3: Finally, he went to Best Buy and handed them $2000. Sentence 4: The next day, they delivered a huge new TV. Sentence 5: He was so excited to relax and watch the game on it! Choices: a. Thunderstorm. b. The TV.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sara worked at a jewelry store. Sentence 2: She got a commission on every sale she made. Sentence 3: One day a gentleman came in to buy his wife a nice ring. Sentence 4: The man purchased an expensive anniversary ring from Sara. Sentence 5: She made a lot of commission off the sale. Choices: a. The Jewelry Sale. b. For a quarter you get a superhero.", "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'."}283{"query": "Sentence 1: Judy had just bought a new printer for her computer. Sentence 2: When she tried to hook it up it didn't work. Sentence 3: Despite her best efforts she just couldn't get it to work. Sentence 4: Judy had to buy a new computer anyway so that's what she did. Sentence 5: The new printer wound up working great with her new computer. Choices: a. New Printers. b. No Visitors.", "pos": "Sentence 1: My wife used our old printer last month. Sentence 2: It jammed printing the second page. Sentence 3: It would print only one page at a time. Sentence 4: She suggested buying a new printer. Sentence 5: I got a fast new printer on Amazon, and she was happy. Choices: a. Printer. b. Baking cookies.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I needed a new printer for my computer. Sentence 2: My friend asked if she could help. Sentence 3: I told her I could do it by myself. Sentence 4: When I got to the store, I was so confused. Sentence 5: After calling my friend, she helped me pick the perfect one. Choices: a. Dinosaurs. b. New printer.", "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'."}284{"query": "Sentence 1: Sam got an old lawnmower from his relatives. Sentence 2: It didn't work too well. Sentence 3: Sam decided to fix it up. Sentence 4: He bought inexpensive parts and did the work himself. Sentence 5: Soon the lawn mower was running as good as new. Choices: a. Lessons. b. Old Lawnmower.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sam bought a new bolt for his door. Sentence 2: He had friends he trusted with keys. Sentence 3: Sam made copies at the nearby store. Sentence 4: He handed them out to his friends. Sentence 5: They all swore to take good care of them. Choices: a. Mowing the Lawn. b. Key Copies.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Gary was mowing his lawn. Sentence 2: The mower didn't seem to be cutting well. Sentence 3: Gary went to a home improvement store. Sentence 4: He bought a new set of blades for the mower. Sentence 5: Gary changed the blades on his mower. Choices: a. New Blades. b. Tile.", "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'."}285{"query": "Sentence 1: Sam's house didn't get much light. Sentence 2: He had dark curtains which didn't help. Sentence 3: He decided to replace them with something more sheer. Sentence 4: The new curtains let in more light. Sentence 5: Sam decided to replace more window treatments. Choices: a. New Curtains. b. Getting Glasses.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Marco realizes that he can't see as well as he used to. Sentence 2: He thinks that he should get new glasses. Sentence 3: He tries on a pair that he loves. Sentence 4: Marco loves his new glasses. Sentence 5: He is happy that he is able to see well again. Choices: a. Marco Gets New Glasses. b. The Beat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jamie sewed some curtains. Sentence 2: She stitched some pretty trim along the edges. Sentence 3: She hung the curtains and was frustrated. Sentence 4: The trim looked crooked. Sentence 5: Jamie decided to try and undo it. Choices: a. Fresh Air and Fresh Ideas. b. The Trim.", "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'."}286{"query": "Sentence 1: Jess had a very nasty boyfriend. Sentence 2: She would work all day and he just slept around the house. Sentence 3: One day Jess came home to see him being mean to her dog. Sentence 4: Jess had had enough, she kicked out the bad boyfriend. Sentence 5: Jess cuddled with her dog and tried to forget the boyfriend. Choices: a. Christmas. b. The Husky.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I had a boyfriend back in college. Sentence 2: We became couples for three years. Sentence 3: But then one girl came to our lives. Sentence 4: I caught them together holding hands. Sentence 5: I decided to broke up with him with no regrets. Choices: a. Christmas. b. broke up.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Amy's dog was a troublemaker. Sentence 2: When she left for work, he tried to get into the pantry. Sentence 3: When Amy came home, she saw huge scratches on the door! Sentence 4: She yelled at her pet for his bad behavior. Sentence 5: She locked him in his crate when she left the next day. Choices: a. The Scratches. b. The Adoption.", "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'."}287{"query": "Sentence 1: Kerry and Tony were on their way to work. Sentence 2: Tony heard a loud buzzing noise in his ear. Sentence 3: It was a bee! Sentence 4: Kerry pulled the car over and they both got out. Sentence 5: They stood there until the bee flew out the window. Choices: a. Long Term. b. A bee.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I was driving my little Toyota through town. Sentence 2: I had the sunroof open to enjoy the warm day. Sentence 3: A wasp came in through the sunroof landing on the steering wheel. Sentence 4: I saw it and freaked out when I saw it. Sentence 5: I pulled over and jumped out of the car to wait for it to fly away. Choices: a. It was the right thing to do.. b. WASP!.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I was in a rush to get to work. Sentence 2: I was driving my car on a road. Sentence 3: The car in front of me was slow as heck. Sentence 4: I was getting aggravated and honked my horn. Sentence 5: I finally passed up the car and go figure it was old people. Choices: a. Old people.. b. Getting sick.", "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'."}288{"query": "Sentence 1: Jessie and Rod hadn't eaten lunch yet. Sentence 2: They didn't have a lot of money between them. Sentence 3: The two decided to share a meal. Sentence 4: Jessie and Rod ordered a kid's meal and an extra drink. Sentence 5: They were starving when they got home. Choices: a. A Lite Lunch. b. Blame.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Josh was really hungry one afternoon. Sentence 2: There was nothing to eat at the house. Sentence 3: He had almost no money. Sentence 4: Josh started looking for change between couch cushions. Sentence 5: He was able to get enough change for the dollar menu. Choices: a. Dollar Menu. b. The Last Cigarette.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I was really hungry but I had no food in my refrigerator. Sentence 2: I wrote a grocery list. Sentence 3: I went to the supermarket which was 20 minutes away. Sentence 4: I realized I forgot my wallet. Sentence 5: I left empty handed and hungry. Choices: a. Classmates. b. Starving.", "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'."}289{"query": "Sentence 1: John had to get a job urgently so he could make money for College. Sentence 2: He applied to many different places but only got one interview. Sentence 3: He prepped for the interview constantly. Sentence 4: On the day of the interview he was sweaty and nervous. Sentence 5: The interview went amazing and he got the job the next day! Choices: a. Job. b. New Watch.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Betty was fresh out of college with a degree. Sentence 2: She has applied at a prestigious bank. Sentence 3: Betty thought she pulled over the interview very well. Sentence 4: Betty waits nervously over the next few days. Sentence 5: Betty gets the call that she has been Hired. Choices: a. Betty gets the job. b. Jeb's lucky day.", "neg": "Sentence 1: John really needed a job. Sentence 2: John was getting really behind on his bills. Sentence 3: John interviewed for a job as a teacher at his local news. Sentence 4: John waited anxiously for days to hear back. Sentence 5: John got the job as a teacher! Choices: a. Brad and the water life. b. John's Interview.", "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'."}290{"query": "Sentence 1: Rex and Becka went on a double date with Rex's boss. Sentence 2: They had had never met Rex's wife though. Sentence 3: The first thirty minutes was spent listening to Rex's wife gripe. Sentence 4: Becka had enough so she faked sick to leave early. Sentence 5: Rex and Becka decided no more double dates with a stranger. Choices: a. Awkward Double Dates. b. The Ex Wife Roommate.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was having a small party. Sentence 2: He only wanted close friends there. Sentence 3: A friend decided to take a date. Sentence 4: It was awkward and Tom didn't appreciate it. Sentence 5: The date felt rightfully unwelcomed. Choices: a. Unwanted Guest. b. last goodbye.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One time I went on a date with a guy named Moses. Sentence 2: I thought the date was going well. Sentence 3: He told me he wasn't going to call me at the end of the date. Sentence 4: He ended up calling me anyway a week later to ask me out again. Sentence 5: I told him I wasn't interested in dating him since he was so rude. Choices: a. Andrew's Neighbor. b. No Thanks For a Second Date.", "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'."}291{"query": "Sentence 1: I started developing an aversion to swallowing. Sentence 2: I read about a fear of swallowing online. Sentence 3: I found out that a fear of swallowing is called phagophobia. Sentence 4: I started drinking nutritional drinks that are high in calories. Sentence 5: My rapid weight loss seemed to stop. Choices: a. How I Dealt with an Aversion to Swallowing. b. Snowy Morning.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I decided to eat some soup. Sentence 2: When I made the soup, I got my spoon. Sentence 3: The spoon bent as soon as I put it in the soup. Sentence 4: I had to eat the soup by drinking it. Sentence 5: This was awkward and made me feel weird for the day. Choices: a. Spoon Problems. b. Lost Dreams.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Inclement weather makes the morning commute infinitely worse. Sentence 2: Yesterday there was a thick fog in my area. Sentence 3: I could hardly see ten feet outside my windshield. Sentence 4: I had to move at around fifteen miles an hour to get to work. Sentence 5: If it fogs like that again, I might as well walk to work. Choices: a. Fear. b. Fog.", "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'."}292{"query": "Sentence 1: Henry ordered some pizza. Sentence 2: The pizza arrived late. Sentence 3: Henry complained to the driver. Sentence 4: The driver gave Henry a discount. Sentence 5: Henry gave the driver a big tip. Choices: a. Cold Pizza. b. Torture.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Henry had ordered some pizza for a party. Sentence 2: He was waiting for almost an hour before he got a phone call. Sentence 3: The delivery driver had gotten lost with the pizza. Sentence 4: Henry carefully directed the driver to his house. Sentence 5: Luckily they had a new fresh hot pizza for him. Choices: a. The Lost Pizza. b. Broken Leg.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ed is very tired. Sentence 2: Ed is hungry. Sentence 3: Ed decides to order pizza. Sentence 4: He has a pizza delivered to his place. Sentence 5: He enjoys his dine in meal. Choices: a. Larry finds love. b. Ed orders in.", "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'."}293{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was at the hospital for a minor procedure. Sentence 2: He got out in no time. Sentence 3: ONce home he started feeling sick. Sentence 4: Tom went back to the hospital. Sentence 5: He had acquired an infection the first time. Choices: a. The Infection. b. Football game.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was feeling sick. Sentence 2: His aunt brought over a home remedy. Sentence 3: Tom thought it tasted disgusting. Sentence 4: He chugged it anyway. Sentence 5: A bit after he started to feel better. Choices: a. Gross Drink. b. Keg Party.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom got a case of pneumonia. Sentence 2: He was taken to the hospital. Sentence 3: There he was given proper treatment. Sentence 4: Tom got better a lot sooner than expected. Sentence 5: He was released early. Choices: a. Reggae. b. Early Release.", "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'."}294{"query": "Sentence 1: Michelle decides to skip some rocks at the pond. Sentence 2: She is impressed by how far they skip. Sentence 3: Some of the rocks go halfway across the pond. Sentence 4: Later on she goes back home. Sentence 5: Michelle is happy the went to the pond to skip rocks. Choices: a. John Eats Peanuts. b. Michelle Skips Rocks.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Franklin went to play hockey with his friends at the frozen pond. Sentence 2: He lost his footing and slid into an open portion of the pond. Sentence 3: He fell into the cold icy water. Sentence 4: Franklin started to sink to the bottom. Sentence 5: Then one of his friends grabbed him and pulled him to the surface. Choices: a. Portuguese Man-O-War. b. Pond.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bianca decides she wants to have a snack. Sentence 2: She gets a few peanuts from the cupboard. Sentence 3: Bianca eats the peanuts. Sentence 4: When she's done, she puts the rest back in the cupboard. Sentence 5: She is glad she snacked. Choices: a. Bianca Eats Peanuts. b. Lake Trip.", "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'."}295{"query": "Sentence 1: John loved a metal band. Sentence 2: He highly anticipated their new album. Sentence 3: When it came out it was a different sound entirely. Sentence 4: John felt that they sold out. Sentence 5: He stopped liking the band. Choices: a. Bad Smells. b. Being Let Down.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I was walking outside one day. Sentence 2: I passed a watermelon stand. Sentence 3: A man was selling watermelons for 100 dollars each. Sentence 4: At first, I laughed at how expensive they were. Sentence 5: When I tasted how sweet they were, I bought five of them. Choices: a. Musical Disappointment. b. Expensive watermelon..", "neg": "Sentence 1: Albert was a lead singer in a band. Sentence 2: His band decided to try playing a new type of music. Sentence 3: The audience did not like the new music. Sentence 4: The crowd jeered and hissed during the songs. Sentence 5: Albert's band went back to playing their old music. Choices: a. New Music. b. Natural Disaster.", "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'."}296{"query": "Sentence 1: I was driving my little Toyota through town. Sentence 2: I had the sunroof open to enjoy the warm day. Sentence 3: A wasp came in through the sunroof landing on the steering wheel. Sentence 4: I saw it and freaked out when I saw it. Sentence 5: I pulled over and jumped out of the car to wait for it to fly away. Choices: a. It was the right thing to do.. b. WASP!.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kerry and Tony were on their way to work. Sentence 2: Tony heard a loud buzzing noise in his ear. Sentence 3: It was a bee! Sentence 4: Kerry pulled the car over and they both got out. Sentence 5: They stood there until the bee flew out the window. Choices: a. Long Term. b. A bee.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I found a wasp nest out front of my house. Sentence 2: It was a big one. Sentence 3: There were many wasps. Sentence 4: I had to get rid of it. Sentence 5: I dropped it in a bucket of soapy water. Choices: a. Wasp Nest. b. The Snake.", "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'."}297{"query": "Sentence 1: My husband came home walking with a limp. Sentence 2: I asked him what was wrong. Sentence 3: He said he'd injured his back at work. Sentence 4: Sitting in the same position for hours had caused a lot of pain. Sentence 5: We decided to schedule an appointment to get it checked out. Choices: a. Back. b. Juggling.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ben decided to do some yard work over the weekend. Sentence 2: He spent a lot of time bending over to pull weeds. Sentence 3: When he got up Monday morning, Ben was in severe pain. Sentence 4: Ben's back hurt because of the strenuous yard work. Sentence 5: Ben had to take the day off to help his back recover. Choices: a. Ben's Bad Back. b. Karina And Her Blocks.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I went to the doctor over some pain my back. Sentence 2: As I got there, perplexed over my situation I anticipated the worst. Sentence 3: The doctor came in, and did the basics and requires further tests. Sentence 4: After all was said and done, he told me it was just a posture problem. Sentence 5: I sat back, and breathed in a sigh of relief as I let out a smile. Choices: a. The Future is Here. b. The News.", "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'."}298{"query": "Sentence 1: The steering wheel in Eli's car was disgusting. Sentence 2: It was breaking up and melting in the heat. Sentence 3: It would get tar-like stuff on his hands when he drove it. Sentence 4: Eli bought and installed a leather wheel cover. Sentence 5: The problem was entirely solved and Eli had no more wheel concerns. Choices: a. Wheel Cover. b. The Shadow.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Andrew realized his car was filthy. Sentence 2: So Andrew decided to wash his car. Sentence 3: Andrew filled up buckets full of soup and water. Sentence 4: He began to wipe down his car. Sentence 5: It took Andrew twenty minutes to was his car and it looked brand new. Choices: a. Washing his car. b. Pioneer times.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Joe finally saved up enough to buy a car. Sentence 2: He looked online for used cars. Sentence 3: He found a very good car. Sentence 4: Joe bought the car. Sentence 5: He loved his new car. Choices: a. Broken Glass. b. New car.", "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'."}299{"query": "Sentence 1: Bianca decides she wants to have a snack. Sentence 2: She gets a few peanuts from the cupboard. Sentence 3: Bianca eats the peanuts. Sentence 4: When she's done, she puts the rest back in the cupboard. Sentence 5: She is glad she snacked. Choices: a. Bianca Eats Peanuts. b. Lake Trip.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jill loved butter. Sentence 2: But she noticed that she was gaining weight. Sentence 3: So she made efforts to use less butter when she cooked. Sentence 4: But she couldn't resist it. Sentence 5: So she decided to eat just butter despite her weight. Choices: a. Buttery. b. New Wallpaper.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My dog's favorite snack became peanuts this week. Sentence 2: I bought a large tin for the family. Sentence 3: I threw her a couple of the peanuts to try. Sentence 4: She fell in love with them instantly. Sentence 5: Now she begs for them every day. Choices: a. lemonade. b. Peanuts.", "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'."}300{"query": "Sentence 1: I woke up early this morning. Sentence 2: Bleary eyed and tired, I poured myself a bowl of cereal. Sentence 3: I walked to the refrigerator to get the milk. Sentence 4: There was no milk. Sentence 5: I skipped breakfast and added milk to the shopping list. Choices: a. Maria Gets Dressed. b. Today.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Maria was hungry, and so she decided to make breakfast. Sentence 2: Maria went to the kitchen to look at her food. Sentence 3: Maria opened the fridge and took out two eggs. Sentence 4: Maria heated up a pan and cracked the eggs into it. Sentence 5: Maria waited for the eggs to cook. Choices: a. Hamburger Takeout. b. Maria Cooks.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anna was still a little tired. Sentence 2: So she decided to make more coffee. Sentence 3: Anna emptied out the coffee pot. Sentence 4: She put in a new filter and coffee grounds. Sentence 5: She added water to the tank and turned on the machine. Choices: a. coffee time. b. eggs.", "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'."}301{"query": "Sentence 1: John loved violent action movies. Sentence 2: His girlfriend thought they were immature. Sentence 3: He kept trying to convince her to watch them. Sentence 4: Eventually she thought he was immature too. Sentence 5: John broke up with her over it. Choices: a. The Beach Ball. b. Action Movie.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jane wanted to watch a big new action movie. Sentence 2: She had been waiting a long time for it to come out. Sentence 3: When tickets became available she was too busy. Sentence 4: By the time she had a chance to buy some it was sold out. Sentence 5: Jane had to wait until later to watch it. Choices: a. Carlos Breaks Up With His Girlfriend. b. Sold Out.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Maryann doesn't like scary movies. Sentence 2: Her boyfriend is a huge fan of them. Sentence 3: She tries to watch them with him every now and then. Sentence 4: It doesn't end well for her. Sentence 5: She lays in bed awake for nights. Choices: a. All for love. b. Worse things could happen.", "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'."}302{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom loved to play poker. Sentence 2: Unfortunately he was bad at it. Sentence 3: Everyone wanted to play with him. Sentence 4: He made obvious faces when he was bluffing. Sentence 5: Tom lost a lot of money on the game over the years. Choices: a. My new color. b. Bad Poker Face.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Darren liked to play poker with his friends. Sentence 2: Darren usually won most of the poker games. Sentence 3: He decided to enter a poker tournament. Sentence 4: Darren lost a lot of money in the tournament. Sentence 5: Darren decided that he wasn't that good at playing poker. Choices: a. At first sight. b. Poker Face.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was desperate for money. Sentence 2: He had a bit left and decided to gamble. Sentence 3: He went to a casino and put all his money on black. Sentence 4: Tom got lucky and actually won. Sentence 5: It wasn't enough to help him out, though. Choices: a. Winning Big. b. Future Purchases.", "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'."}303{"query": "Sentence 1: Rupert kept getting ingrown toenails. Sentence 2: It was a painful condition, so Rupert went to his doctor. Sentence 3: His doctor told Rupert that he was cutting his nails incorrectly. Sentence 4: Rupert started cutting his nails as his doctor instructed. Sentence 5: Rupert is pleased because he no longer gets ingrown toenails. Choices: a. Ingrown Nails. b. Accident.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sandy had needed stitches after falling from her bike. Sentence 2: Now her wound was healed. Sentence 3: It was time for the stitches to come out. Sentence 4: Sandy was afraid, thinking it would be painful. Sentence 5: But thankfully, it did not hurt at all to get the stitches removed! Choices: a. Removal. b. Unlucky Mailman.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I went to the hospital for pain in my right foot. Sentence 2: I thought the pain was due to damaged nerves in my foot. Sentence 3: I sat in pain as I waited in the lobby. Sentence 4: The doctor called me in, looked me over and examined my foot. Sentence 5: The problem was a simple one that was remedied with a pain medicine. Choices: a. Dancing Class. b. Hospital Visit.", "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'."}304{"query": "Sentence 1: Tina decided she wanted to pass out candy. Sentence 2: It was Halloween and she wanted to give candy for the kids. Sentence 3: All the sudden she saw a scary costume. Sentence 4: Tina then shut the door. Sentence 5: She was done for awhile. Choices: a. Halloween fun. b. Getting botox.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ina took her two kids trick or treating on Halloween. Sentence 2: When they got home, the kids were desperate for candy! Sentence 3: But Ina shooed them away. Sentence 4: Just like her own mother, she checked every piece of candy. Sentence 5: Only then would she allow them to eat their treats! Choices: a. Candy. b. Hard Work.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Last year we had a big Halloween party. Sentence 2: Lots of costumed friends came. Sentence 3: We drank blood punch and ate snacks. Sentence 4: We gave out candy to the neighborhood kids. Sentence 5: We might have another party this year. Choices: a. Unhealthy Vacation. b. Halloween.", "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'."}305{"query": "Sentence 1: I rescued a stray dog I found walking around my town. Sentence 2: The dog was small, black and very dirty. Sentence 3: I gave him a bath and fed him at my house. Sentence 4: I then posted an advertisement on Craigslist to find the owner. Sentence 5: I still have not been able to find the owner, unfortunately. Choices: a. Stray Dog. b. The Dented Car.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim's dog ran away one night. Sentence 2: He found the dog, Mo, missing in the morning. Sentence 3: He was devastated and spent all day looking for Mo! Sentence 4: Luckily, he caught Mo running around the local park. Sentence 5: Tim was so glad he had found Mo! Choices: a. Runaway. b. The Accident.", "neg": "Sentence 1: There was a stray dog wandering our neighborhood. Sentence 2: It was getting into garbage cans and getting trash everywhere. Sentence 3: One our neighbors threatened to lay out poison to kill it. Sentence 4: I didn't want the dog to die, so I spent a day trying to capture it. Sentence 5: I finally caught it and brought it to the local animal rescue. Choices: a. Kind Neighbor. b. Saving a Stray.", "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'."}306{"query": "Sentence 1: Bev liked to read scary books. Sentence 2: Her friend told her about a really creepy book. Sentence 3: Bev went to the library and checked out the book. Sentence 4: Bev was terrified. Sentence 5: She couldn't sleep that night. Choices: a. Half Pound. b. The Creeps.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Molly couldn't sleep. Sentence 2: She had watched a very scary movie! Sentence 3: Every time she closed her eyes, she saw a monster. Sentence 4: She tossed and turned all night. Sentence 5: In the morning, she felt terrible. Choices: a. Bike. b. The Scary Movie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Daria liked horror novels. Sentence 2: She went to the bookstore. Sentence 3: She looked in the horror section. Sentence 4: She looked for her favorite author. Sentence 5: She got the new Stephen King novel. Choices: a. The New Book. b. Trust in Your Partner.", "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'."}307{"query": "Sentence 1: One day Lidia found herself sneezing more often than usual. Sentence 2: She realized it was because her fan had become rather dusty. Sentence 3: She took the fan apart to clean it out, sneezing as she did. Sentence 4: She sneezed so hard that one of the screws rolled away and was lost. Sentence 5: Lidia bought a new fan, and hasn't sneezed since. Choices: a. Gross Hot Dog. b. The Dusty Fan.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sue was having trouble dealing with her summer allergies. Sentence 2: She was allergic to the pollen floating around in the air. Sentence 3: Sue went to her doctor for a check-up. Sentence 4: Her doctor prescribed her a nasal spray. Sentence 5: Sue no longer sneezed with the medication. Choices: a. A new broom. b. Allergy Medication.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Every morning, Jill sneezed and coughed. Sentence 2: But she didn't know what caused it. Sentence 3: She cleaned up everything in her house. Sentence 4: But it didn't go away. Sentence 5: After buying an air purifier, however, her problems went away. Choices: a. Clean Air. b. Fast.", "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'."}308{"query": "Sentence 1: I was really hungry. Sentence 2: There were no stores nearby. Sentence 3: I had no food. Sentence 4: My neighbor brought over fresh bread. Sentence 5: I happily ate the delicious bread. Choices: a. Fresh Bread. b. Dog Training.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I wanted some pumpkin bread. Sentence 2: I asked a good friend to make me some. Sentence 3: I offered to pay for it. Sentence 4: He brought it to me, and refused payment. Sentence 5: I sat down and ate a big slice with a cool glass of milk. Choices: a. Bread. b. The River Trip.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I make sure I have all the ingredients I need. Sentence 2: I mix them together in a stand mixer until the dough gets elastic. Sentence 3: I put the dough in a warm place to rise. Sentence 4: I shape it, let it rise again, then bake it. Sentence 5: I get to eat a delicious fresh loaf of bread! Choices: a. Too much candy. b. baking bread.", "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'."}309{"query": "Sentence 1: Nobu was chopping onions. Sentence 2: He started to shed tears from the onion. Sentence 3: His wife walked in after work and saw his tears. Sentence 4: She liked his new sensitive side, and kissed him. Sentence 5: Nobu decided not to tell her the reason for his tears. Choices: a. Nobu. b. Firework Stand.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The florist was hard at work. Sentence 2: She was making a beautiful arrangement. Sentence 3: The flowers were all fresh and beautiful. Sentence 4: The arrangement was placed in a gorgeous vase. Sentence 5: The bride cried when she saw the amazing work. Choices: a. The FLowers. b. Messy Jason.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jon and his wife Eve had their first wedding anniversary coming up. Sentence 2: Jon was poor and tried to think of a thoughtful gift he could afford. Sentence 3: Jon decided to paint a portrait of Eve and present it to her. Sentence 4: Jon poured his soul into the painting. Sentence 5: When Eve finally saw the painting, she wept tears of emotion and joy. Choices: a. Nachos. b. Anniversary Painting.", "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'."}310{"query": "Sentence 1: Dan decided he wanted to lose 40 pounds over the Summer. Sentence 2: Dan watched his diet very carefully. Sentence 3: Dan jogged every evening. Sentence 4: Dan felt himself getting more lean with each passing week. Sentence 5: Dan lost 43 pounds that Summer! Choices: a. Flu. b. Losing It.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tony's office held a weight loss competition. Sentence 2: Whatever department loses the most gets an extra week of vacation. Sentence 3: Tony wanted to go to Hawaii so he stopped eating completely. Sentence 4: He lost fifteen pounds in the first two weeks. Sentence 5: It was too bad Becky gained fifteen from getting pregnant. Choices: a. Summer Homework. b. Weightless.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Nelson knew he needed to lose weight but he didn't know how? Sentence 2: He watched a lot of late night infomercials about weight is loss. Sentence 3: Nelson read about diet and exercise and made a few eating changes. Sentence 4: Nelson stopped eating milk, rice, pasta and white breads. Sentence 5: Nelson is proud to have lost 38 pounds and is still losing. Choices: a. Weight Loss. b. The Walk on the Beach.", "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'."}311{"query": "Sentence 1: Karyn had a fever. Sentence 2: Karyn's mom tried to give her medicine. Sentence 3: The medicine didn't taste good. Sentence 4: Karyn's mom put the medicine in some sugar. Sentence 5: Karyn swallowed the medicine and sugar and felt better. Choices: a. A Spoonful of Sugar. b. Special Keyboard.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Erica woke up one morning not feeling well. Sentence 2: She had a runny nose and her muscles hurt. Sentence 3: She went to the doctor and he told her she had the flu. Sentence 4: She went and got medicine and orange juice. Sentence 5: She began to feel better in a couple days. Choices: a. The Flu. b. Distracted by a phone call.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Salim woke up with a fever and a cough. Sentence 2: His mom kept him home sick from school. Sentence 3: Then she made him toast and chamomile tea, and gave him medicine. Sentence 4: She nursed him all day. Sentence 5: By the next morning, Salim felt completely better! Choices: a. Seth gets sick. b. Sick.", "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'."}312{"query": "Sentence 1: Carlos father was handing his son his old watch. Sentence 2: That watch was given to Carlos father by his grandpa. Sentence 3: Carlos felt proud about having the watch. Sentence 4: Years later Carlos would give the watch to his son. Sentence 5: His son will feel proud having the watch as well. Choices: a. The watch. b. The Microphone.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Benjamin enjoyed going fishing with his grandfather as a kid. Sentence 2: They would pick a new location to go to every summer. Sentence 3: Benjamin liked seeing who would catch the biggest fish. Sentence 4: Even after his grandfather passed he continued the tradition. Sentence 5: He now takes his own grandchildren to create memories for themselves. Choices: a. MEmories. b. PO.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ryan is a tv actor. Sentence 2: He is nominated for an award. Sentence 3: He arrives at the award show. Sentence 4: He wins the award at the show. Sentence 5: Ryan goes home with his award. Choices: a. The Watch. b. Ryan wins the award.", "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'."}313{"query": "Sentence 1: The kids worked on a robot. Sentence 2: They learned programming. Sentence 3: They programmed the robot. Sentence 4: The robot said a short phrase. Sentence 5: People called it a success. Choices: a. Success. b. Smoking.", "pos": "Sentence 1: A science team worked on research. Sentence 2: They found out about robots. Sentence 3: They decided to build one. Sentence 4: They got funding. Sentence 5: The robot spoke to people. Choices: a. Robot. b. Flights.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom entered a robot fighting tournament. Sentence 2: It was the fourth year he entered. Sentence 3: He had always come close to winning. Sentence 4: This time his path was a lot better. Sentence 5: Tom finally got first place. Choices: a. New Art. b. Big Victory.", "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'."}314{"query": "Sentence 1: Bonnie was finishing up her first day of school. Sentence 2: Her teachers had given her lists of supplies. Sentence 3: Bonnie's mother gave her some money. Sentence 4: Bonnie bought the supplies at the store. Sentence 5: She went to school the next day prepared. Choices: a. School Supplies. b. New Enemy.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Annie's daughter was starting school. Sentence 2: Annie helped her daughter get ready for school. Sentence 3: She brought her daughter to school in the morning. Sentence 4: Annie returned to pick up her daughter. Sentence 5: She was excited to hear about her first day of school. Choices: a. First Day. b. Spilt Coffee.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kerry was getting ready for school to start. Sentence 2: She got her school supply list off of the internet. Sentence 3: Kerry went with her mother to buy her supplies. Sentence 4: Kerry put all her supplies in her book bag. Sentence 5: She was prepared when school began. Choices: a. The Ad. b. Beginning of School.", "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'."}315{"query": "Sentence 1: Sarah got ready to go out. Sentence 2: She was going to see a movie with her date. Sentence 3: Her date took her to watch a scary movie. Sentence 4: She got scared and hated the movie. Sentence 5: Sarah couldn't sleep that night. Choices: a. The cat. b. Movie date.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Molly couldn't sleep. Sentence 2: She had watched a very scary movie! Sentence 3: Every time she closed her eyes, she saw a monster. Sentence 4: She tossed and turned all night. Sentence 5: In the morning, she felt terrible. Choices: a. Bike. b. The Scary Movie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tiara doesn't like cats. Sentence 2: Tiara's friend tells her that cats are great pets. Sentence 3: Tiara decides to get a cat after hearing this. Sentence 4: Tiara gets a kitten from a local shelter. Sentence 5: Tiara loves cats now. Choices: a. Tiara And The Cat. b. Poke Bowl Regret.", "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'."}316{"query": "Sentence 1: Clara was leaving home for her job interview. Sentence 2: While she was on her way, Clara helped a stranger. Sentence 3: When Clara arrived at her interview, she was surprised. Sentence 4: The stranger she helped and the interviewer were the same person! Sentence 5: Since Clara had already made a good impression, she got the job. Choices: a. The Sneakers. b. Clara's Interview.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Allie got called back for an interview. Sentence 2: She was very nervous. Sentence 3: Now she was shaking. Sentence 4: She went in and did it. Sentence 5: Luckily she was offered the job. Choices: a. Tim has big dreams. b. Job interview.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Laura has been out of work. Sentence 2: She applies for a part time job. Sentence 3: She gets  call the next day for an interview. Sentence 4: She goes to the interview dressed to impress. Sentence 5: She nails the interview and gets the job. Choices: a. Laura gets a job. b. Foster by the Sea.", "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'."}317{"query": "Sentence 1: Carlos was eating some mexican chips. Sentence 2: They had a lot of spices. Sentence 3: Then he tried some gringo chips. Sentence 4: They were comparatively bland. Sentence 5: He actually preferred the gringo chips though. Choices: a. Gringo Chips. b. Loves Me Not.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Donny wanted to make some potato chips. Sentence 2: He grabbed some potatoes from his fridge and started slicing. Sentence 3: After setting them in the oven, he began reading to pass the time. Sentence 4: While taste-testing his chips, he realized he had cut them too thick. Sentence 5: Donny decided to save his chips for a stew. Choices: a. Potato Chips. b. Well-liked.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Carl wanted a snack to watch television. Sentence 2: He got an opened bag of chips. Sentence 3: He sat to watch. Sentence 4: When he bit a chip it was squishy. Sentence 5: Carl spat it out and threw the chips away. Choices: a. I didn't know I could. b. Stale Chips.", "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'."}318{"query": "Sentence 1: Torsty Torsdie opened up a rusty metal box. Sentence 2: Inside he found a bunch of old pictures. Sentence 3: He thought he recognized one of the people. Sentence 4: He took the picture to his mother. Sentence 5: She smiled, and said it was his grandmother. Choices: a. Torsty. b. Summer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Marge loved to look at old pictures in her picture album. Sentence 2: So when her son gave her a tablet, she was confused. Sentence 3: He explained that she could keep more pictures there than before. Sentence 4: She took many new pictures with the new tablet. Sentence 5: And she loved to be able to look at them easily and right away. Choices: a. New technology. b. Early Retirement.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Chad was helping his grandparents clean out their attic. Sentence 2: He found a small chest in the corner of the attic. Sentence 3: Chad brought it down to his grandfather. Sentence 4: His grandfather's eyes lit up when he saw the chest. Sentence 5: Old photographs from decades past filled the old chest. Choices: a. The Lillies. b. The Chest.", "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'."}319{"query": "Sentence 1: Kim had been jogging for several hours. Sentence 2: And she was exhausted when she got home. Sentence 3: She left her socks in her room and forgot about them. Sentence 4: And the next day, her room smelled terrible. Sentence 5: Kim never forgot to put her dirty socks in the laundry again. Choices: a. Smelly Socks. b. Killing Jack.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jan was in a hurry heading to work. Sentence 2: She picked a pair of socks. Sentence 3: When she got at work someone pointed out her feet. Sentence 4: Her socks didn't match. Sentence 5: Jan was embarrassed but not enough to change. Choices: a. Matching Socks. b. Fender Bender.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Melissa was very sleepy. Sentence 2: She made a cup of coffee. Sentence 3: She gulped it down quickly. Sentence 4: She was feeling a bit more energetic. Sentence 5: She made another cup, just to be safe. Choices: a. Clean your socks. b. The Coffee.", "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'."}320{"query": "Sentence 1: Kim's son was forever losing his eyeglasses. Sentence 2: She had tried making him put them in their case. Sentence 3: She bought straps to keep them on his neck. Sentence 4: He was still losing the glasses though. Sentence 5: Kim finally bought a couple extra pairs so she had some waiting. Choices: a. Be his valentine.. b. Kim's Son's Glasses.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Fred was missing his glasses. Sentence 2: He made an appointment with the eye doctor. Sentence 3: The appointment was in the morning. Sentence 4: Fred drove the doctor that morning. Sentence 5: His doctor prescribed him new glasses. Choices: a. The boy who cried fowl.. b. Eye doctor.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Parker has a secret crush on Mary. Sentence 2: Mary has a secret crush on Parker. Sentence 3: Parker writes about how much he adores Mary. Sentence 4: She does the same inside of her Valentine card. Sentence 5: The two agree to trade Valentine cards with each other. Choices: a. Valentine Crush. b. Broken Sunglasses.", "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'."}321{"query": "Sentence 1: I went to the store with only five dollars. Sentence 2: I wanted to buy some cheap meat. Sentence 3: I found some for only one dollar a pound. Sentence 4: However, I didn't know what kind of meat it was. Sentence 5: I ended up taking it home and eating it all. Choices: a. The Cool Party. b. Cheap meat.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I am the type of person who loves to eat. Sentence 2: One day i went to the grocery store to buy some foods. Sentence 3: I took all junk foods i like and different drinks. Sentence 4: When i'm about to pay for it it almost took all my money. Sentence 5: But as i got home, i feel happy eating. Choices: a. A Teacher's Day Out. b. food.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Luigi was starving. Sentence 2: He found a hot dog in his fridge. Sentence 3: He didn't know how old it was, but he didn't care. Sentence 4: He ate it and then started to worry. Sentence 5: He hoped he wouldn't get sick. Choices: a. The Hot Dog. b. Unhealthy Choice.", "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'."}322{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom had a hand me down waterbed. Sentence 2: He didn't really like it much. Sentence 3: He decided to put a hole in it to get a new one. Sentence 4: Unfortunately the hole was too big. Sentence 5: Water filled most of Tom's room. Choices: a. Joana. b. Water Bed.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jack had an old toy box in his room. Sentence 2: He used to hide his favorite toys inside of it. Sentence 3: One day he decided to hide inside the toy box. Sentence 4: He became locked in the box and couldn't get out. Sentence 5: His mother was able to help him climb out of the toy box. Choices: a. retired. b. Toy Box.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom got a new dog. Sentence 2: It was not housebroken. Sentence 3: Tom often found his apartment messed up. Sentence 4: He tried hard to train him to no avail. Sentence 5: Tom wound up getting rid of it. Choices: a. Bad Dog. b. Inflatable Bed.", "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'."}323{"query": "Sentence 1: Jack has a snake. Sentence 2: Jack's snake is very large. Sentence 3: The snake's heat lamp stopped working earlier today. Sentence 4: That Night when Jack was sleeping the snake got out of its tank. Sentence 5: Jack found the snake on a big rock in the yard trying to keep warm. Choices: a. Kicked. b. The Escape Artist.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Stan was terrified of snakes. Sentence 2: He did his best to stay indoors at all times. Sentence 3: He was at the park when he tripped over a hole. Sentence 4: He turned around to see a long snake staring him in the eyes. Sentence 5: He got up in a panic and ran full speed all the way home. Choices: a. Coming Out. b. Snake Hole.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jack was playing with his new sling shot outside of his home. Sentence 2: Jack saw what he thought was a cluster of leaves on a tree. Sentence 3: Jack fired a rock from his slingshot at the cluster of leaves. Sentence 4: Jack realized it was a baby bird's nest with one injured baby bird. Sentence 5: Jack helped the bird by taking care of it and eventually set it free. Choices: a. The injured bird.. b. The Robbery.", "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'."}324{"query": "Sentence 1: Bob told all his friends about the man who lived in the sky. Sentence 2: He said the man would give them all mansions when they died. Sentence 3: Bob's friends were all very very excited to hear this. Sentence 4: They wanted the mansions immediately so they all killed themselves. Sentence 5: Bob sold off their belongings and used the money to buy a nice car. Choices: a. The fall. b. The Invention Of Lying.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Robin was a very famous actor. Sentence 2: He had lots of people who loved and cherished him. Sentence 3: One evening Robin decided to end his life. Sentence 4: The news quickly spread throughout the whole world. Sentence 5: The world was sad it lost one of the best actors ever. Choices: a. Pothole. b. Robins cruel exit.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Gerold like to invent new things. Sentence 2: He usually spent all his weekend in his garage inventing something. Sentence 3: One day, he mixed the wrong ingredients together. Sentence 4: The whole garage blew-up. Sentence 5: Gerold died, but his invention was sought after by the government. Choices: a. Inventor. b. Song.", "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'."}325{"query": "Sentence 1: Karl woke up in a terrible mood. Sentence 2: The first thing he did was spill coffee on his clean white shirt. Sentence 3: He swore and screamed and punched his door. Sentence 4: After that, he changed his shirt and left his house. Sentence 5: He met his girlfriend at the beach and took his shirt off. Choices: a. Too Much Wine. b. Karl Goes to the Beach.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Michael woke up late. Sentence 2: He decided to just stay in bed. Sentence 3: When he finally got up, he left the bed a mess. Sentence 4: His girlfriend saw the bed. Sentence 5: She wasn't happy. Choices: a. Bad Day. b. Lazy Day.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Janice was not having a good day. Sentence 2: First she spilled coffee all over her new blouse. Sentence 3: Then she got a parking ticket waiting at the DMV. Sentence 4: On her way home she got into an Accident. Sentence 5: Janice finally snapped when her husband didn't clean the house! Choices: a. Janice Loses it. b. Shopping for a new PC.", "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'."}326{"query": "Sentence 1: Pepe and Lee are both dogs, and George is a curious little kitten. Sentence 2: Lee is protective of her bowl, growling at other animals that go near. Sentence 3: This happened with George, so George went to investigate Pepe's bowl. Sentence 4: Lee growled and chased George away from Pepe's bowl, too! Sentence 5: So, really, Lee has two bowls, but she shares one with Pepe. Choices: a. Pepe and Lee have separate bowls, sort of.. b. Hiking.", "pos": "Sentence 1: We recently got a rescue dog which seems afraid of everything. Sentence 2: She doesn't like to go into the front yard so we must carry her out. Sentence 3: Today, while she was outside, a man was walking his dog past our yard. Sentence 4: Our new dog surprised us by running over to the front fence. Sentence 5: The two dogs then sniffed each other and our dog looked very happy. Choices: a. Our Dog Found A New Friend. b. Married.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bob took his daughter to the ZOO. Sentence 2: She was happy to see all the animals. Sentence 3: In the primate house a monkey came to say hi to them. Sentence 4: The little girl got scared. Sentence 5: They run away from there. Choices: a. Kitten treats. b. ZOO.", "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'."}327{"query": "Sentence 1: I was playing golf with a couple friends. Sentence 2: I had lost my chipping wedge. Sentence 3: We could not find it at our previous holes. Sentence 4: I went to the clubhouse. Sentence 5: They gave me one for free. Choices: a. Wedge. b. Flier.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Peter and Derek went golfing. Sentence 2: On the last hole they tried to get a good tee off. Sentence 3: They hit about twenty balls. Sentence 4: They found most of them. Sentence 5: They finally were satisfied with a shot. Choices: a. Mulligans. b. Trade.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The girl went to the sporting goods store. Sentence 2: She bought a shiny new golf club. Sentence 3: She couldn't wait to test it out! Sentence 4: She hit the golf course that night. Sentence 5: She golfed better than she ever had! Choices: a. Signed. b. The Golf Club.", "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'."}328{"query": "Sentence 1: The teacher introduced us to a new chapter in the book. Sentence 2: He spoke too fast since the chapter was extremely long. Sentence 3: After a half an hour, the whole class became confused. Sentence 4: Some students decided to leave early. Sentence 5: Although I was lost, I tried to remain in class and ask questions. Choices: a. Stressful Lecture. b. Spanish.", "pos": "Sentence 1: During class, the professor reviewed the material fast. Sentence 2: As a result, I started to fall asleep during class. Sentence 3: Since I sat in the front, the teacher immediately noticed. Sentence 4: He tried waking me up. Sentence 5: I received a small warning in order to remain awake. Choices: a. Early Nap. b. Linda has car trouble.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The professor called our group to present. Sentence 2: We grabbed our belongings and approached the front of the class. Sentence 3: I placed my flash-drive in the computer. Sentence 4: However, I didn't see the data in the computer files. Sentence 5: The professor failed us for not having the work today. Choices: a. Xavier's Classes. b. The Entire Group Suffers.", "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'."}329{"query": "Sentence 1: Toby has a lot of friends in school and is very popular. Sentence 2: Toby got invited to a birthday party with most of his friends. Sentence 3: At the party, Toby ate something bad and his stomach hurt a lot. Sentence 4: He tried to find the restroom but there was a line that was too long. Sentence 5: Toby ran home in a hurry to use the restroom. Choices: a. Bad stomach ache. b. Kiwi.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim was a good kid who always got great grades. Sentence 2: At school Tim gets the best score on the test in class. Sentence 3: A few kids in the back start to tease him and call him names. Sentence 4: After class lets out they meet Tim in the hallway. Sentence 5: They bully Tim and stuff him into a locker. Choices: a. Tim is bullied. b. Sardines.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom went to his friend's house. Sentence 2: He got a gatorade bottle off the ground. Sentence 3: Tom drank it without thinking. Sentence 4: The liquid was disgusting and he spat it out. Sentence 5: Tom's friend told him it wasn't Gatorade. Choices: a. Ted breaks out in hives. b. Old Gatorade Bottles.", "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'."}330{"query": "Sentence 1: Spencer bent down to tie his shoe. Sentence 2: A pedestrian accidentally knocked him over. Sentence 3: Spencer bumped his head on a trash can. Sentence 4: He lost consciousness. Sentence 5: When he woke up he was in a hospital. Choices: a. Teds ticket. b. Shoe Tying Injury.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One day Nicholas was at his job driving his taxi. Sentence 2: While driving is taxi a car crashed into him. Sentence 3: He got out of his car to check on the other driver. Sentence 4: The other driver was okay. Sentence 5: They both went to the hospital to get helped. Choices: a. Ben gets heartbroken. b. Nicholas has an accident.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kevin was playing outside on his skateboard. Sentence 2: He tried to do a trick and fell very hard on his head. Sentence 3: He had to go to the hospital for stitches. Sentence 4: The doctor told him he was very lucky and to take it easy. Sentence 5: Kevin was back on his skateboard the next day. Choices: a. Emergency Room. b. Asking a Girl Out.", "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'."}331{"query": "Sentence 1: Nancy made lunch for Randy with her George Foreman grill. Sentence 2: She was on lunch break and didn't have time to clean up the mess. Sentence 3: Randy went in there after to wash the dishes. Sentence 4: He grabbed the grill without realizing it was still hot. Sentence 5: He now has lines burned onto his palm and fingertips. Choices: a. George Foreman. b. Christmas Morning.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Nelly was having a cookout with her friends. Sentence 2: She wanted to make a s'more that would impress everyone. Sentence 3: Things were coming along nicely until her marshmallow combusted. Sentence 4: She was forced to serve up the burnt marshmallow. Sentence 5: To her surprise, her friends loved the treat. Choices: a. The Burnt S'more. b. Broken Case.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Marla decided she would make grilled cheese sandwiches for dinner. Sentence 2: Halfway through making the sandwiches, the phone rang. Sentence 3: Marla went to answer it, forgetting she was cooking. Sentence 4: When the smoke alarm started going off, she ran for the kitchen. Sentence 5: They were far too burnt to eat, so she threw them out and started over. Choices: a. The Diner. b. Sandwiches for dinner!.", "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'."}332{"query": "Sentence 1: Joe got his report card back and it wasn't good. Sentence 2: He knew his mom would ask to see it when he got home. Sentence 3: Walking home, he asked a friend to see his report card. Sentence 4: Looking at it, he decided to change some of his scores on his own. Sentence 5: Arriving home, his mother saw the card and said they mailed her one. Choices: a. Trouble At Home. b. Big Horn.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Niles was terrified of going home. Sentence 2: Report cards had been received and he had failed! Sentence 3: When he got home, his parents pounced. Sentence 4: He was struck and berated. Sentence 5: Niles vowed to do much better next semester! Choices: a. Failed. b. The store sale..", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jalen was a young man who did not pay attention in class. Sentence 2: Each day, he talked to his friends instead of participating. Sentence 3: Then he got a report that showed the bad grade he was getting. Sentence 4: He had to take it home for his parents to sign. Sentence 5: From that day on, Jalen tried much harder in class! Choices: a. Tom and Trigger. b. Jalen Tries Harder In Class.", "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'."}333{"query": "Sentence 1: I went to the beach yesterday. Sentence 2: I laid in a hammock. Sentence 3: It was very relaxing. Sentence 4: I fell asleep. Sentence 5: I never wanted to go. Choices: a. Chinese Ointment. b. Hammock time.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Today I went to the beach. Sentence 2: I was feeling great at first, however then I started getting sick. Sentence 3: My head was throbbing and I needed to leave. Sentence 4: When I got home I took Motrin. Sentence 5: Thankfully when I took it, I was cured. Choices: a. Mcdonald's. b. Bad headache.", "neg": "Sentence 1: We were out all day yesterday. Sentence 2: The heat made me tired. Sentence 3: I could barely function. Sentence 4: So when we got to the house I slept. Sentence 5: I had a long nap. Choices: a. Too tired to function. b. Trust.", "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'."}334{"query": "Sentence 1: The teacher assigned a group project. Sentence 2: Jerry told Ben and Tianna that he would do all of the work. Sentence 3: Although they were extremely curious, they allowed him to do so. Sentence 4: When they presented, Jerry claimed that Ben and Tianna did nothing. Sentence 5: The teacher gave Ben and Tianna an F on their reports. Choices: a. newspaper. b. Exposed in Class.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The professor called our group to present. Sentence 2: We grabbed our belongings and approached the front of the class. Sentence 3: I placed my flash-drive in the computer. Sentence 4: However, I didn't see the data in the computer files. Sentence 5: The professor failed us for not having the work today. Choices: a. Xavier's Classes. b. The Entire Group Suffers.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The teacher handed our test papers. Sentence 2: Most of the class looked happy while several people were mad. Sentence 3: I told my friend that I'm satisfied with my grade. Sentence 4: On the other hand, she was infuriated. Sentence 5: She threw the test papers at the teacher and walked away. Choices: a. Wrong Person to Blame. b. Wrong Look for Taste..", "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'."}335{"query": "Sentence 1: The ride seemed tame to the mother. Sentence 2: She took her small children on the ride. Sentence 3: They seemed excited, but a little apprehensive. Sentence 4: She noticed that her youngest had his fingers crossed. Sentence 5: She assured him that the ride was safe and fun. Choices: a. Hot Air. b. Different Perspectives.", "pos": "Sentence 1: This past weekend I took my children to a new playground. Sentence 2: The equipment there was very fun and new. Sentence 3: There were lots of things that spun and a really neat rope swing. Sentence 4: My kids got kind of sick from all the spinning. Sentence 5: It was still fun though and we will go back. Choices: a. Teenagers. b. The Playground.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One time I went to my town's fair with one of my cousins. Sentence 2: We rode many of the rides together. Sentence 3: Near closing time we rode the Ring of Fire. Sentence 4: She is bigger than me so the seat wasn't secure with both of us. Sentence 5: It was a terrifying ride as the whole time I was about to fall out! Choices: a. A Wild Ride. b. The Windows.", "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'."}336{"query": "Sentence 1: Denise wanted to get a different style for her nails. Sentence 2: Denise browsed the various colors that the store had. Sentence 3: After looking for 20 minutes, Denise saw a color that caught her eye. Sentence 4: Denise saw a color that represented real gold. Sentence 5: Denise decided that she would purchase the fancy nail polish. Choices: a. Girl's night out. b. Fancy Nail Polish.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Susy had never gotten a manicure done before. Sentence 2: So she decided she was going to get it done. Sentence 3: Her friend Tina took her. Sentence 4: When they got to the salon they worked on her nails. Sentence 5: Susy had never seen such pretty nails in her life. Choices: a. Food program. b. Getting a manicure.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anne decides she wants to paint her toenails a fun color. Sentence 2: She gets a beautiful red nail polish at the store. Sentence 3: Anne spends the afternoon painting her nails. Sentence 4: They look terrific. Sentence 5: Anne is glad she painted her toenails. Choices: a. Anne Paints Her Toenails. b. The Catfish.", "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'."}337{"query": "Sentence 1: Caleb had lived a good life when he was about to die. Sentence 2: He separated his estate among his children. Sentence 3: He also was generous with his staff. Sentence 4: The only person he forgot was his wife. Sentence 5: And she bitterly resented it many years after his death. Choices: a. Ignore Him. b. Bitter death.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lorry and Manny were happily married for 10 years with 3 kids. Sentence 2: Unfortunately,one year they lost their youngest son to a car accident. Sentence 3: The loss was very hard for Lorry and Manny couldn't comfort her. Sentence 4: As the years went by they continued to grow apart. Sentence 5: After 7 years of the loss of their son,Lorry and Manny got a divorce. Choices: a. Broken Bed. b. Divorce after a loss.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Harold had died at 100 years old. Sentence 2: His family gathered to find out what his will said. Sentence 3: Harold had left his fortune to a very distant relative. Sentence 4: They were all stunned! Sentence 5: They were angry that Harold had forgotten about them. Choices: a. The Will. b. Ex Wife and Her Baby.", "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'."}338{"query": "Sentence 1: The dancers had choreographed their routine. Sentence 2: They were performing for the first time today. Sentence 3: They knew they were well prepared. Sentence 4: When it was time to take the stage, they were excited. Sentence 5: They performed flawlessly! Choices: a. Life Path. b. The Routine.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Natalie was going to her first dance class. Sentence 2: She had dreamed about this day for years! Sentence 3: Her teacher invited her to put on her ballet shoes. Sentence 4: Natalie couldn't wait to learn how to dance! Sentence 5: She was going to work hard to do a great job in the recital. Choices: a. Corporate job. b. Dance Class.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jason had been practicing his moves. Sentence 2: Terry had also been practicing his moves. Sentence 3: The crowd cleared and the two stood in front of each other. Sentence 4: The music started and they began an epic dance battle. Sentence 5: They were both so good, no one could tell who won. Choices: a. Dance Off. b. Sewing Lesson.", "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'."}339{"query": "Sentence 1: Bill's buddy Marty invited him to a sleep over. Sentence 2: Bill and Marty stayed up all night watching horror movies and talking. Sentence 3: They finally fell asleep around 4 in the morning. Sentence 4: The boys slept until noon. Sentence 5: The next day Bill went home and thought about how fun it all was. Choices: a. Tomato. b. Boys Sleepover.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom watched a scary movie. Sentence 2: He excitedly told his friends about it. Sentence 3: They all went out and watched it too. Sentence 4: Nobody else found it scary. Sentence 5: Tom's movie views were never taken seriously again. Choices: a. A Long Nap. b. Scary Movie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Hannah invited her friends over. Sentence 2: They were going to have one more sleepover before the summer ended. Sentence 3: They all brought snacks and games. Sentence 4: The next morning, they were exhausted. Sentence 5: They had stayed up all night. Choices: a. The Sleepover. b. The S'mores.", "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'."}340{"query": "Sentence 1: Reade worked for a company for 13 years. Sentence 2: He knew that he was bored with the job. Sentence 3: He hated going to work and needed something new. Sentence 4: Reade started to apply for other jobs. Sentence 5: He was offered a new job and accepted. Choices: a. Owner. b. Branching out.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jason had been really stressed out at work. Sentence 2: He decided he needed a different kind of job. Sentence 3: Jason applied for a job in a different field. Sentence 4: He got the job. Sentence 5: Jason was much happier at his new job. Choices: a. Getting To College. b. Jason's New Job.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Brett had become frustrated with his job. Sentence 2: His co workers don't work as hard as he does. Sentence 3: His boss also takes him for granted. Sentence 4: Brett found another job at a better company. Sentence 5: He left all the ungrateful people behind. Choices: a. New Job. b. Running out of Time.", "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'."}341{"query": "Sentence 1: An old friend came to visit me a few days ago. Sentence 2: I hadn't seen him in over a year before that. Sentence 3: When he stopped by he told me he had a gift for me. Sentence 4: The gift he had brought for me was a delicious cheeseburger. Sentence 5: I had a great time eating it with my friend. Choices: a. Eating a cheeseburger. b. 2 Weeks Later.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The other day I was at the coffee shop. Sentence 2: While I was there drinking my coffee I saw a friend of mine. Sentence 3: She was really happy to see me. Sentence 4: We sat together and talked about how we've been doing. Sentence 5: That was an awesome surprise. Choices: a. Drinking a coffee. b. Hot oil.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I am the type of person who loves to eat. Sentence 2: One day i went to the grocery store to buy some foods. Sentence 3: I took all junk foods i like and different drinks. Sentence 4: When i'm about to pay for it it almost took all my money. Sentence 5: But as i got home, i feel happy eating. Choices: a. A Teacher's Day Out. b. food.", "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'."}342{"query": "Sentence 1: Jane got home from work one night. Sentence 2: All the lights were off. Sentence 3: There were candles everywhere. Sentence 4: There was dinner on the table. Sentence 5: Her husband had surprised her with a romantic evening at home. Choices: a. Lorrie gets into a wreck. b. Romantic Evening.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Martha was eating dinner with her husband. Sentence 2: Suddenly he announced that he had a surprise. Sentence 3: Without telling her he had applied for a nice job. Sentence 4: He announced that he had gotten it and she was thrilled. Sentence 5: They spent all night talking about their new future plans. Choices: a. The Lion. b. The Surprise Job.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Larry was a very forgetful person. Sentence 2: He always forgot his anniversary and this year was no exception. Sentence 3: His wife was there waiting with dinner cooked when he got home. Sentence 4: She was very mad that he had forgot. Sentence 5: Larry made it up to her by taking her out for a movie later. Choices: a. The Wife. b. Messed Up Clothes.", "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'."}343{"query": "Sentence 1: Kershaw was great at playing basketball. Sentence 2: One day he stopped being able to make baskets. Sentence 3: Kershaw asked his dad to help him out. Sentence 4: His dad gave him some pointers. Sentence 5: Kershaw started being able to make baskets again! Choices: a. Cheap scarf. b. Kershaw's hoops.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ethan's dad was a sports card collector. Sentence 2: He would show Ethan all the players and all the sports they played. Sentence 3: He would explain who the cards will be worth money someday. Sentence 4: Ethan got very interested in starting his own collection. Sentence 5: Ethan's dad gave him a few cards to get his collection started. Choices: a. Learning Tennis. b. Card Collecting.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ethan practiced basketball. Sentence 2: He shot a lot in his driveway. Sentence 3: He became better. Sentence 4: He tried out for the team. Sentence 5: He made the team! Choices: a. Basketball. b. Calendar.", "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'."}344{"query": "Sentence 1: Carl was home for the holidays. Sentence 2: He was looking through his old closet. Sentence 3: In there he found classic video game systems. Sentence 4: Carl was excited and took them out. Sentence 5: He went back home with them. Choices: a. Too crazy. b. Old Video Game System.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Angela was looking through her grandmother's attic. Sentence 2: She found an ancient contraption. Sentence 3: Her dad explained that you put video tapes in it. Sentence 4: It was an amazing antique. Sentence 5: Angela took it home to show all her friends how strange it was. Choices: a. Sour Pickles. b. The VCR.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Carter liked playing games. Sentence 2: He would go to the arcade and play all night. Sentence 3: When all his quarters were gone, he would go home. Sentence 4: Carter loved the arcade so much he had his birthday party there. Sentence 5: He invited all his friends from school. Choices: a. The Arcade. b. Up a Tree.", "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'."}345{"query": "Sentence 1: Brooke was known for her pretty clothes. Sentence 2: She was always perfectly dressed. Sentence 3: She found a beautiful dress for a special occasion. Sentence 4: All her friends raved about how great she looked. Sentence 5: Brooke was glad that her reputation was going to continue. Choices: a. The lost parakeet. b. The Fashion Icon.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mary needed to find a dress to wear to her high school prom. Sentence 2: She went to many stores and couldn't find a dress she liked. Sentence 3: Finally, she found a blue dress that looked very pretty. Sentence 4: On prom night, everyone commented on how lovely her dress looked. Sentence 5: Mary felt happy that she had such a nice dress. Choices: a. Wrong Way. b. A Dress For Prom.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Molly entered the store looking for the perfect dress. Sentence 2: She searched rack after rack but found nothing. Sentence 3: A sign in the back caught her eye and she went toward it. Sentence 4: Searching through these dresses, one stood out to her. Sentence 5: A blue dress fit her just right and Molly got the dress she needed. Choices: a. The Dress. b. Gossip.", "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'."}346{"query": "Sentence 1: My friend got arrested. Sentence 2: He told me that he was speeding on the highway. Sentence 3: When the cop pulled him over, he complained too much. Sentence 4: He insulted the cop, and the cop arrested him. Sentence 5: Now he knows not to do that anymore. Choices: a. Arrested. b. Books.", "pos": "Sentence 1: A friend of mine is always testing his luck with the law. Sentence 2: He rather sell drugs than get a job. Sentence 3: The last I heard is he started to traffic across state lines. Sentence 4: Yesterday the DEA came looking for him. Sentence 5: Later in the evening news he was arrested with drugs. Choices: a. Drug Dealers Demise.. b. Tying Shoes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I went to my friend's house. Sentence 2: She called the police. Sentence 3: She told me I should have known not to contact her. Sentence 4: I had known her three years before that. Sentence 5: She did not want to make up. Choices: a. Dead Fish. b. Police.", "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'."}347{"query": "Sentence 1: Ava's friends offered to get her a fake ID from a guy they knew. Sentence 2: Then they could all sneak out to a club later that night. Sentence 3: Ava considered the offer, but her gut said not to do it. Sentence 4: Despite their good-natured jeers, she told her friends no. Sentence 5: Later, Ava was glad she had stood her ground. Choices: a. Jumper. b. Fake ID.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kay had always envied the popular girls in high school. Sentence 2: Then, one day, they invited her along to the mall! Sentence 3: Kay agreed eagerly, but soon she grew dismayed. Sentence 4: The girls were blatantly stealing from every single store! Sentence 5: Kay decided being cool didn't matter- she walked away and went home. Choices: a. Swimming. b. Shoplifters.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ivy and her best friend Sami were nine years old. Sentence 2: They shared a birthday and decided to honor it in a special way. Sentence 3: Sami suggested they cut palms and mix blood on their birthday night! Sentence 4: But Ivy had seen a show on TV about how dangerous that could be. Sentence 5: She suggested they create a secret handshake instead. Choices: a. Palm Cut. b. Falling asleep in the car.", "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'."}348{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom had family in Britain. Sentence 2: One day he decided to travel there and visit. Sentence 3: It was his first time there. Sentence 4: Everyone made him feel at home. Sentence 5: He returned often. Choices: a. British Vacation. b. Late Train.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Andy relocated from England to the United States 2 years ago. Sentence 2: Andy decided it was time for a visit to home land. Sentence 3: Andy wanted to mainly visit Buckingham Palace. Sentence 4: Andy loved the Royal family, and wanted to honor them on this trip. Sentence 5: Andy could not wait for his upcoming trip to England. Choices: a. Royal Visit. b. Steve Jameson.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Gregory had never taken a train in his life. Sentence 2: So when he was on his first train, he was surprised how fast it went. Sentence 3: He looked outside the window and everything was a blur. Sentence 4: When he climbed down, he was very satisfied. Sentence 5: He decided to do all his travel by train from now on. Choices: a. Mud lover. b. Discovering trains.", "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'."}349{"query": "Sentence 1: Mike decided to go to the zoo with his little brother. Sentence 2: They went around looking at all the different animals. Sentence 3: Eventually Mike and his brother ended up at the monkey exhibit. Sentence 4: There they interacted with monkeys and enjoyed themselves. Sentence 5: Mike and his little brother had a great time watching the monkeys. Choices: a. Monkey. b. Matt's Keys.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Barry loved going to the zoo. Sentence 2: Barry decided he would take his kids to the zoo today. Sentence 3: As they entered the zoo, Barry's kids ran to the elephant exhibit. Sentence 4: After that, they decided to look at the monkey exhibit. Sentence 5: Barry was glad that he brought his kids to the zoo today. Choices: a. Zoo Day. b. The Promotion.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One day the Zander family went to the art museum. Sentence 2: First they saw the paintings. Sentence 3: Then they saw the statues. Sentence 4: Finally they saw the music hall. Sentence 5: Everyone had fun. Choices: a. The Zoo. b. The Art Museum.", "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'."}350{"query": "Sentence 1: Our niece had day surgery last week. Sentence 2: She had some skin tumors removed. Sentence 3: She had a biopsy months ago and just had the procedure done. Sentence 4: We sent her get well flowers. Sentence 5: She emailed a thank you note. Choices: a. Clint. b. Surgery.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kit was having a surgery. Sentence 2: Her daughter picked her up from the hospital when she was released. Sentence 3: Kit's daughter took a week off of work to take care of her mother. Sentence 4: Soon, Kit was feeling much better. Sentence 5: Kit's daughter was able to return to work. Choices: a. The Ship. b. Kit's Surgery.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Marla needed her appendix out. Sentence 2: She went to the hospital for surgery. Sentence 3: It went smoothly and she woke up quickly. Sentence 4: She was relieved it was all over. Sentence 5: Within hours, Marla was up and walking around. Choices: a. The Surgery. b. The Teddy Bear.", "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'."}351{"query": "Sentence 1: Jack listened to music on his iPhone while laying on his bed. Sentence 2: He heard a very sad song. Sentence 3: Jack began to cry. Sentence 4: Jack love this song. Sentence 5: Jack continued to listen to music. Choices: a. Playing football. b. the song.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jack was a senior football player. Sentence 2: One day during practice, he hit his head. Sentence 3: He was sent to the doctor. Sentence 4: The doctor diagnosed him with a concussion. Sentence 5: Jack was not able to play for 3 weeks. Choices: a. Lunch. b. Football.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jordan is playing on the football team this year at school. Sentence 2: He only played when he was a lot younger. Sentence 3: He has been practicing every night. Sentence 4: He really wants to do a good job. Sentence 5: He is hoping to make varsity next year. Choices: a. Football. b. Mother's Gift.", "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'."}352{"query": "Sentence 1: Jesse wanted to look her best. Sentence 2: She would regularly wear make-up. Sentence 3: She noticed she had acne. Sentence 4: She switched to a more natural makeup. Sentence 5: She no longer had acne on her face. Choices: a. Going Camping. b. Make-Up.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Cierra was feeling frumpy. Sentence 2: She bought a bunch of makeup. Sentence 3: She experimented with it until she liked the look. Sentence 4: Cierra felt more attractive and energetic. Sentence 5: She felt ready to take on the world! Choices: a. The Porch Swing. b. The Makeup.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Laurie was going camping. Sentence 2: She bought a new tent. Sentence 3: It was roomy. Sentence 4: She invited ten friends to camp with her. Sentence 5: They all had a great time. Choices: a. The Tent. b. The Doctors Appointment.", "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'."}353{"query": "Sentence 1: Claire was painting her nails. Sentence 2: As she was polishing her last nail, her cat came running. Sentence 3: It hit the bottle and knocked it over. Sentence 4: The bottle spilled all over her white carpet. Sentence 5: Claire now has a huge blue stain on her carpet. Choices: a. Nail Polish Fiasco. b. Old Hamburgers..", "pos": "Sentence 1: Walton bought a package of meat to cook for supper. Sentence 2: He set it on the counter and went to his room to change. Sentence 3: Walton's cat jumped onto the counter by the meat. Sentence 4: The cat began to eat the meat. Sentence 5: Walton was surprised to see the cat when he walked back in the room. Choices: a. A Bad Cat. b. Julie gets sick.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lacey just bought new nail polish. Sentence 2: She was painting her nails when her dog came running. Sentence 3: Her dog knocked over the bottle and it shattered on the floor. Sentence 4: Lacey was not able to get the stain out. Sentence 5: She now has a bright blue spot on her kitchen tile. Choices: a. Needing a dress.. b. Nail Polish.", "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'."}354{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was always bad at sports. Sentence 2: He hated PE class. Sentence 3: The coach wanted Tom and others to play basketball. Sentence 4: He let them pick their own teams. Sentence 5: Tom was chosen dead last. Choices: a. Hot and Cold. b. Last Picked.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kevin does not put much effort into school. Sentence 2: He never completes his homework on time. Sentence 3: Kevin refuses to study for tests. Sentence 4: Based on his poor performance, Kevin is not allowed to take the final. Sentence 5: Kevin fails his course and has to repeat it. Choices: a. The Bullies. b. Poor Student.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom joined his high-school soccer team. Sentence 2: They were one of the worst in the district. Sentence 3: They only one two games the entire season. Sentence 4: One was a forfeit and one was an accident. Sentence 5: Tom gave up soccer immediately after. Choices: a. Constant Losses. b. Books.", "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'."}355{"query": "Sentence 1: Mickey was always very grumpy. Sentence 2: One of Mickey's classmates Kelsey decided to help him out. Sentence 3: She made a plate full of cookies for him and the class. Sentence 4: When Mickey saw her he was confused about her cookies. Sentence 5: Mickey for the first time she saw smiled when he passed them out. Choices: a. Making Mickey's day. b. King Snake.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mickey had hated English class. Sentence 2: His junior year he got a new teacher. Sentence 3: She was younger and made the subject exciting for him. Sentence 4: Mickey learned to enjoy the subject. Sentence 5: By the end of the year English was his favorite subject. Choices: a. English class. b. Need of Rest.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The kids were making a fun snack. Sentence 2: They made Jello and then cut shapes out of it. Sentence 3: They jiggled it around while they ate. Sentence 4: It was cold and yummy! Sentence 5: They were proud that they'd made it on their own. Choices: a. The Aide. b. The Jello.", "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'."}356{"query": "Sentence 1: Jame is at the carnival. Sentence 2: He wants to ride something scary. Sentence 3: He gets on the roller coaster. Sentence 4: He becomes very sick on the roller coaster. Sentence 5: He vomits all over everyone on the ride. Choices: a. Bad Mouth. b. James pukes.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bruce wants to try something new. Sentence 2: He wants to try indian food. Sentence 3: He visits a local indian place. Sentence 4: He orders his food and eats it. Sentence 5: When he gets home he gets so sick and throws up. Choices: a. Our Visit. b. Bruce throws up.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Doug was nervous. Sentence 2: He was in line for a roller coaster. Sentence 3: He stepped up to climb in. Sentence 4: At the last minute, he cried and climbed out. Sentence 5: He was just too scared to do it. Choices: a. The Roller Coaster. b. Sad Electrician Story.", "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'."}357{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom didn't like pets. Sentence 2: His girlfriend got a cat. Sentence 3: Tom didn't care for it at first. Sentence 4: After a while the cat's silly ways won him over. Sentence 5: Tom wound up liking it more than his girlfriend. Choices: a. Dental Hygiene. b. Silly Cat.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Morgan was covered in cat hair. Sentence 2: She'd gotten a new cat and played with it often. Sentence 3: The cat would shed even more when it was excited. Sentence 4: Morgan decided to brush it. Sentence 5: Soon the shedding problem was under control. Choices: a. The college. b. The Cat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tiara doesn't like cats. Sentence 2: Tiara's friend tells her that cats are great pets. Sentence 3: Tiara decides to get a cat after hearing this. Sentence 4: Tiara gets a kitten from a local shelter. Sentence 5: Tiara loves cats now. Choices: a. Tiara And The Cat. b. Poke Bowl Regret.", "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'."}358{"query": "Sentence 1: Tina was cooking spaghetti. Sentence 2: She was excited to try a new sauce. Sentence 3: When she went to open the jar, she dropped it. Sentence 4: Glass and sauce went everywhere. Sentence 5: She was sad her perfect dinner was ruined. Choices: a. Bunny Ears. b. Spaghetti.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lou was fixing dinner for his new girlfriend. Sentence 2: He made his mother's special pasta sauce from scratch. Sentence 3: He cooked the spaghetti and poured the sauce over it. Sentence 4: When she took a bite an odd look passed over her face. Sentence 5: Lou realized he had undercooked the pasta, leaving it crunchy. Choices: a. Snack Attack. b. Crunchy Spaghetti.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kim was boiling spaghetti noodles for her dish. Sentence 2: She got distracted while cooking. Sentence 3: When she finally came back to the kitchen, her pot was out of water. Sentence 4: Her noodles were burned. Sentence 5: Kim could not believe she had burned noodles. Choices: a. Spaghetti. b. Foxwoods Luck.", "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'."}359{"query": "Sentence 1: Kia was with her mom at the grocery store. Sentence 2: She asked her mom to buy her a candy bar. Sentence 3: Kia's mom refused, so Kia threw a tantrum. Sentence 4: Her mom punished her when they got home. Sentence 5: She put Kia in a time-out for twenty minutes. Choices: a. Pork leg. b. Tantrum.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Allie was rather fussy. Sentence 2: She didn't want to go to bed. Sentence 3: So she stayed up. Sentence 4: Her mom told her to go to bed. Sentence 5: But she refused so she had to give up a toy. Choices: a. The TV. b. Fussy child.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Susie wanted to stay in the park. Sentence 2: But her family was very eager to leave. Sentence 3: She started to throw a fit. Sentence 4: Her parents would not back down. Sentence 5: They threatened to take her doll away so Susie had to listen. Choices: a. Throwing a fit. b. Basketball.", "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'."}360{"query": "Sentence 1: Susie had a lot of homework to do after school on Tuesday. Sentence 2: When her friend Jenna asked her to dinner, she debated what to do. Sentence 3: Of course she would rather see her friend, but she also had work. Sentence 4: She called Jenna and was honest about her work due on Wednesday. Sentence 5: Turns out Jenna had lots of work to do too so they worked together! Choices: a. Mugged. b. Work with Jenna.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Janice and Mark decided to go to her parent's for dinner. Sentence 2: So they both got dressed in their nice clothes. Sentence 3: They went out to the car, started it up, and took off for her parent's. Sentence 4: Thirty-two minutes later they arrived. Sentence 5: They went into her parent's home and had a fine dinner. Choices: a. Teacher. b. Dinner.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Pearl was meeting friends that night in a bar. Sentence 2: But before she got there, she was attacked in the street. Sentence 3: She had to go to the police station to report her missing purse. Sentence 4: And when she finally arrived at the bar, her friends were worried. Sentence 5: Her ordeal provided a conversation that lasted long into the night. Choices: a. Mugged. b. The Fence.", "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'."}361{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom went to his friend's house. Sentence 2: He got a gatorade bottle off the ground. Sentence 3: Tom drank it without thinking. Sentence 4: The liquid was disgusting and he spat it out. Sentence 5: Tom's friend told him it wasn't Gatorade. Choices: a. Ted breaks out in hives. b. Old Gatorade Bottles.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom normally drank Bud Light. Sentence 2: A friend bought some high gravity IPAs. Sentence 3: Tom tried one but thought it tasted gross. Sentence 4: He kept drinking not realizing they had so much alcohol. Sentence 5: Tom was drunk within the hour. Choices: a. The Procrastinator. b. Strong Beer.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was feeling sick. Sentence 2: His aunt brought over a home remedy. Sentence 3: Tom thought it tasted disgusting. Sentence 4: He chugged it anyway. Sentence 5: A bit after he started to feel better. Choices: a. Gross Drink. b. Keg Party.", "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'."}362{"query": "Sentence 1: For Kory's 16th birthday he wanted to go to a concert. Sentence 2: His favorite band was playing the weekend of his birthday. Sentence 3: His grandparents bought he and his parents tickets for great seats. Sentence 4: Kory was very excited and anxious for the concert. Sentence 5: He had a great time with his parents at the concert and was very happy. Choices: a. The Concert. b. Operation.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Liz loved a band that was coming to town. Sentence 2: Her parents weren't sure about letting her go. Sentence 3: Liz did extra chores and did well in school. Sentence 4: Eventually her parents let her go. Sentence 5: Liz had a great time that she will always cherish. Choices: a. Fun Concert. b. The Puppy.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sid and Nancy had tickets to go to Washington, DC for a concert. Sentence 2: They drove up to northern Virginia and took a metro in. Sentence 3: After they checked into a hotel they got a drink before the show. Sentence 4: The concert was loud but awesome and Sid bought a t-shirt afterwards. Sentence 5: They had a really great time and were so glad they went. Choices: a. New Car. b. Concert.", "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'."}363{"query": "Sentence 1: Sam went hiking one day. Sentence 2: He noticed a red rash on his legs when he got back. Sentence 3: It became really itchy. Sentence 4: Same figured he walked through poison oak. Sentence 5: He put lotion on it and waited for it to get better. Choices: a. Ben gets ice cream. b. Poison Oak.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Anna was hiking with her family. Sentence 2: Suddenly she tripped on a tree root. Sentence 3: She fell into a patch of poison ivy! Sentence 4: Anna was miserable as she suffered from the plant's effects. Sentence 5: Her family felt very badly for her. Choices: a. Sting. b. Fall.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Yesterday April was cutting bushes in her backyard. Sentence 2: One of the bushes must have been poisonous. Sentence 3: She broke out in a very itchy rash. Sentence 4: She went to the hospital. Sentence 5: The hospital prescribed her antibiotics. Choices: a. The poisonous bush. b. Going to the Beach.", "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'."}364{"query": "Sentence 1: They were driving the car and thought they saw a dog on the roadside. Sentence 2: They stopped the car and backed up to see if it was ok. Sentence 3: It looked like a golden retriever laying on his side. Sentence 4: But when they got closer they realized the truth. Sentence 5: It was an old rolled up carpet that was lying there instead. Choices: a. carpet dog. b. Summer Vacation.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Craig was driving through the night. Sentence 2: His wife Linda was in the passenger seat asleep. Sentence 3: The road was of course covered in potholes but he dodged them. Sentence 4: He hit a giant hole causing him to lose control and go off the road. Sentence 5: Craig would have panicked but he noticed Linda never even woke up. Choices: a. Dodging Potholes. b. Puppy Parade.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Conner was driving his car through the neighborhood. Sentence 2: Suddenly, a dog ran out in front of his car. Sentence 3: Conner quickly slammed on his brakes. Sentence 4: He stopped only inches away from the dog. Sentence 5: Connor felt very lucky that he stopped in time to not hit the dog. Choices: a. Wallpaper. b. Braking for Dogs.", "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'."}365{"query": "Sentence 1: Mike's brother was moving so he said he would help him out. Sentence 2: He was moving within the development so it was pretty close by. Sentence 3: He noticed a bike in the garage and offered to ride it over. Sentence 4: He started down the street and realized the tires badly needed air. Sentence 5: It was one of the worst bike rides he ever went on. Choices: a. Trampoline. b. Bike ride.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Owen got a trampoline for his birthday. Sentence 2: He was so excited to play with it. Sentence 3: So he asked his uncles to come over and use it with him. Sentence 4: He asked that they popcorn him so high in the air. Sentence 5: They gladly obliged, and he had so much fun. Choices: a. Dream Team. b. Trampoline.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Billy's parents bought him a bike without training wheels. Sentence 2: Billy didn't know how to ride a bike yet. Sentence 3: Billy's dad would hold the bike and walk while Billy rode it. Sentence 4: Eventually, Billy's dad was able to let go of the bike. Sentence 5: Billy kept riding his bike. Choices: a. Learning How To Ride A Bike. b. Foggy Weather.", "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'."}366{"query": "Sentence 1: Stuart stood watching the brawny men wield the heavy mallet. Sentence 2: Strike hard enough and you could make a bell ring. Sentence 3: Although the men seemed powerful, none had rung the bell. Sentence 4: As Stuart watched, a plan began to form in his mind. Sentence 5: He thought he knew how to win the game. Choices: a. Goldfish. b. Ring the Bell.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Peter wanted to get first place for his team in a new game! Sentence 2: He wasn't very good at it but he was very confident in his ability. Sentence 3: After a few times failing he was getting more nervous. Sentence 4: Eventually Peter got first place for his team! Sentence 5: Everyone was very happy with him, even if it took awhile. Choices: a. The Wind Chimes. b. First Place.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was Stuart's turn at the strong man game. Sentence 2: Stuart gripped the mallet over his shoulder and began to swing. Sentence 3: At the top of the swing Stuart stumbled into the worker jostling him. Sentence 4: The worker's foot dislodged from the lever that stopped the ringing. Sentence 5: As the bell rang true, Stuart was declared the winner. Choices: a. Mighty Man. b. Misfire.", "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'."}367{"query": "Sentence 1: John suffered from depression. Sentence 2: It made it hard to get out of bed in the morning. Sentence 3: One day he was completely unable to. Sentence 4: He missed work too many times and got fired. Sentence 5: This made John more depressed. Choices: a. Too Depressed. b. Lost Investment.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I woke up one morning after having terrible nightmares. Sentence 2: I didn't want to even get out of bed. Sentence 3: I was also afraid to go back to sleep. Sentence 4: I finally got up, thinking the day would be better. Sentence 5: Everything went wrong all day. Choices: a. Life. b. Ken loses his money.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was in a lot of debt. Sentence 2: He was desperate for money. Sentence 3: He took out a loan and went to Las Vegas. Sentence 4: He gambled it all away. Sentence 5: Tom committed suicide shortly after. Choices: a. Can't Wait. b. Losing it All.", "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'."}368{"query": "Sentence 1: Allie decided to host a French student. Sentence 2: The French student came for a few months. Sentence 3: The girls became fast friends. Sentence 4: Allie then decided she wanted to go to France to study. Sentence 5: So when her friend went back to France, Allie joined her. Choices: a. Baby Changes. b. Exchange student.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Elizabeth was accepted into study abroad programs in France and Spain. Sentence 2: She decided to go to France. Sentence 3: She learned French. Sentence 4: She returned home to the US. Sentence 5: Now Elizabeth is a professional French translator at the UN! Choices: a. Fish. b. Life Path.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie and her friends got together. Sentence 2: They decided to have a gift exchange. Sentence 3: They spent very little. Sentence 4: When Allie liked her present, her friend was happy. Sentence 5: Allie was glad they had this. Choices: a. Present exchange. b. The rainbow.", "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'."}369{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom loved eating delicious food. Sentence 2: Tom was very hungry. Sentence 3: Tom searched online for restaurants that deliver. Sentence 4: Tom found a thai restaurant. Sentence 5: Tom ordered the thai food and loved it. Choices: a. Right on target. b. Thai Food.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim wanted to open a restaurant. Sentence 2: He visited all of the local dining establishments. Sentence 3: He took note of his favorite features of each restaurant. Sentence 4: He built a great restaurant. Sentence 5: His restaurant was successful and Tim was very happy. Choices: a. Dust. b. Restaurant.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom loved eating at restaurants. Sentence 2: His favorite was Mexican food. Sentence 3: A new mexican restaurant opened up near him. Sentence 4: He immediately went there to try it. Sentence 5: He loved the fajitas. Choices: a. Fajitas. b. Off Roading.", "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'."}370{"query": "Sentence 1: Noah's new job required him to wear safety goggles. Sentence 2: At first he did not want to wear them. Sentence 3: He felt like he looked silly. Sentence 4: But then he saw that every other worker wore them un-self-consciously. Sentence 5: Noah felt a lot better after seeing that. Choices: a. The New Kitten. b. Googles.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jake had recently gotten a brand new kitten. Sentence 2: His kitten fell ill and wouldn't eat or drink. Sentence 3: Jake took his kitten to the veterinarian. Sentence 4: The veterinarian prescribed medication for his kitten. Sentence 5: Jake's kitten got better in a few days. Choices: a. Ken's Beard. b. Sick Kitten.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Marco realizes that he can't see as well as he used to. Sentence 2: He thinks that he should get new glasses. Sentence 3: He tries on a pair that he loves. Sentence 4: Marco loves his new glasses. Sentence 5: He is happy that he is able to see well again. Choices: a. Marco Gets New Glasses. b. The Beat.", "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'."}371{"query": "Sentence 1: All of the fish in Tracy's fishbowl had died. Sentence 2: She decided to go to the petstore and buy more fish. Sentence 3: While there, she had a hard time choosing which fish to get. Sentence 4: She decided to get two new goldfish. Sentence 5: She took them home and they were happy in their new home. Choices: a. Buying a new fish. b. The Doctor.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Billy got a goldfish. Sentence 2: He bought a tank and food. Sentence 3: Billy put the fish in the tank. Sentence 4: But he forgot to feed it. Sentence 5: Billy's fish died. Choices: a. Goldfish Lesson. b. Lucky Linda.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Timmy came home after school. Sentence 2: He walked in his room to feed his fish. Sentence 3: Timmy noticed his fish was upside down. Sentence 4: Timmy called for his Mom. Sentence 5: His Mom informed Timmy that the fish had died. Choices: a. Juice. b. Timmy's Fish Died.", "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'."}372{"query": "Sentence 1: I am Chinese. Sentence 2: I kept getting my neighbor's mail as we had the same last name. Sentence 3: This continued even though I moved miles away. Sentence 4: Yesterday I got a Chinese edition of Boston Magazine addressed to her. Sentence 5: I mailed it to my neighbor. Choices: a. The Steak. b. Boston Magazine.", "pos": "Sentence 1: John went to his mailbox to check for mail. Sentence 2: Inside, he found the usual junk mail. Sentence 3: He also found a letter from the friend he had not seen in many years. Sentence 4: The letter explained what his friend had been up to over the years. Sentence 5: That same day, John wrote a letter in reply. Choices: a. Nice Clock. b. Letter to a Friend.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The man filled out his address. Sentence 2: The company sold the address. Sentence 3: The advertiser sent an advertisement to the address. Sentence 4: The man bought something. Sentence 5: The advertiser marked his name as a potential customer. Choices: a. Address. b. Bobby's Mess.", "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'."}373{"query": "Sentence 1: Lisa found an adorable puppy alone in the park. Sentence 2: She looked for his owner but to no avail. Sentence 3: She brought him home and made him a bed. Sentence 4: She quickly fell in love with the sweet dog. Sentence 5: He stayed at her house from then on! Choices: a. Dog. b. The Cute Puppy.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Liz decided to get her parents a new puppy. Sentence 2: She had a friend who was selling his puppy. Sentence 3: Liz went and met the puppy and fell in love. Sentence 4: Her name was Mya. Sentence 5: Liz surprised her parents with the new puppy. Choices: a. Hermit Crabs. b. Puppy.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The dog liked to sleep on soft things. Sentence 2: The owners bought her a soft dog bed. Sentence 3: She slept on it right away. Sentence 4: The next day when they came home, she was laying on her bed. Sentence 5: They were glad she enjoyed it so much. Choices: a. The Dog Bed. b. New job.", "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'."}374{"query": "Sentence 1: The friends decided to go camping. Sentence 2: The packed up the tent and their gear. Sentence 3: They drove to the country and set up the tent. Sentence 4: They roasted marshmallows and had a fun time. Sentence 5: They decided to make it a monthly trip! Choices: a. The Camping Trip. b. Snowman and Castle.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim went on a camping trip with friends. Sentence 2: They decided to climb up a mountain. Sentence 3: It started to snow out of nowhere. Sentence 4: Tim and his friends kept going. Sentence 5: It made the scenery that much more beautiful. Choices: a. Mountain Climbing. b. Late Night Show.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My friends and I went on a camping trip. Sentence 2: I was really excited to try out my new tent. Sentence 3: We had a hard time setting it up because it didn't come with stakes. Sentence 4: It was really windy and we were afraid the tent would blow away. Sentence 5: We put all of our gear in the tent to weigh it down. Choices: a. Wind Energy. b. Camping Trip.", "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'."}375{"query": "Sentence 1: The girl was redecorating her kitchen. Sentence 2: She found the perfect rug. Sentence 3: She measured carefully and then ordered it. Sentence 4: When it arrived, it looked totally different. Sentence 5: The girl was so disappointed! Choices: a. Lucky girl. b. The Rug.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Debbie had a new carpet put in last week. Sentence 2: The previous one was as old as the house. Sentence 3: Her daughter had a birthday party the other day and it got messy. Sentence 4: There was a huge stain in the middle of the new carpet. Sentence 5: Her daughter paid for a whole new carpet. Choices: a. In-laws. b. Ill timed party.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jessica was redoing her kitchen. Sentence 2: She found some beautiful rugs. Sentence 3: She spread them out on her kitchen floor. Sentence 4: They were exactly what the room had been missing! Sentence 5: She couldn't wait to move on to the rest of the house. Choices: a. The Rug. b. Making cookies.", "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'."}376{"query": "Sentence 1: Kay has a test tomorrow. Sentence 2: She has not studied at all. Sentence 3: She decided to pull an all-nighter. Sentence 4: Kay did not hear her alarm go off. Sentence 5: Kay missed her test. Choices: a. Milk. b. Test.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jen has a big test tomorrow. Sentence 2: Her teacher put the study guide online. Sentence 3: Jen decided to ignore the study guide. Sentence 4: When Jen got to her test, she did not know anything. Sentence 5: Jen made a terrible grade on her test. Choices: a. Stuck Saul. b. Test.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sara has a big English test tomorrow. Sentence 2: She has not studied at all. Sentence 3: Her test counts for half her grade. Sentence 4: Sara decided to pull an all- nighter. Sentence 5: When she got to school, she slept through her test. Choices: a. Test. b. Law.", "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'."}377{"query": "Sentence 1: Demetri wanted to start a vegetable garden. Sentence 2: He bought all of the relevant equipment and seeds. Sentence 3: He could not find space on his property for the garden. Sentence 4: Demetri bought land and started a community garden instead. Sentence 5: It became a feature of the city and was well-liked. Choices: a. Elephants. b. Vegetable Garden.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Wendy went to the zoo on Saturday. Sentence 2: She hasn't been to the zoo since she was a kid. Sentence 3: She really wanted to see the elephants. Sentence 4: She was able to feed them some peanuts she bought. Sentence 5: She left glad she went to the zoo. Choices: a. Succulents. b. Zoo.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I just harvested some carrots from my garden. Sentence 2: I had planted carrot seeds and melon seeds months ago. Sentence 3: The carrots are ready to eat, but the melon seeds never grew. Sentence 4: Maybe I need to wait a few more months for the melons to grow. Sentence 5: I am looking forward to eating melons. Choices: a. Garden. b. Calculator.", "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'."}378{"query": "Sentence 1: When I was young there was a stray cat that was sick. Sentence 2: I tried to save it but it died under the house. Sentence 3: My mom called my dad to come take it out, and put it in the trash. Sentence 4: I started crying and threw a fit and dad went to talk to mother. Sentence 5: My dad came back and buried the cat in the yard. Choices: a. John and Eddie Messed Up. b. a Beautiful Stray Cat.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Today as I was driving I saw a dead cat. Sentence 2: It was really just a kitten and not very big. Sentence 3: I felt so sad for that little cat. Sentence 4: If I had had more time maybe I would have stopped and buried it. Sentence 5: But that would probably have been gross. Choices: a. Wet Pants. b. Dead Cat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: When I was a teenager I had two cats that hated each other. Sentence 2: One jumped toward the window attacking the cat in the window. Sentence 3: They shredded my mom's curtains, and I was  scared to tell her. Sentence 4: I tried to find replacement curtains that were exactly the same. Sentence 5: I was upset and told her what happened and she didn't seem to care. Choices: a. She Didn't Get Mad. b. Frayed Cord.", "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'."}379{"query": "Sentence 1: Dan has a biology test in the morning. Sentence 2: He decided to pull an all-nighter to study. Sentence 3: However, he got to class and fell asleep. Sentence 4: Luckily his teacher let him retake his test. Sentence 5: Dan made a perfect score. Choices: a. Biology Test. b. Christmas Eve.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim has a biology test tomorrow. Sentence 2: He also has an English test. Sentence 3: He decided to skip studying for English. Sentence 4: He failed his English test. Sentence 5: However, he passed his biology test. Choices: a. Biology test. b. mail.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sam has a biology test in the morning. Sentence 2: He was not ready for it all. Sentence 3: He decided to stay up and study. Sentence 4: He ended up sleeping through his alarm. Sentence 5: He missed his test. Choices: a. Youtube Celebrity. b. Biology Test.", "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'."}380{"query": "Sentence 1: Gina has a sick puppy. Sentence 2: It got into an open box of doggy biscuits. Sentence 3: The poor thing ate the entire box of treats. Sentence 4: Gina has to take her dog to the animal hospital. Sentence 5: She now hides all doggy treats inside her pantry. Choices: a. Sick Puppy. b. Award.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lisa was walking into the store. Sentence 2: She spotted a dog sitting in a parked car. Sentence 3: She panicked and broke the window. Sentence 4: The dog was in distress. Sentence 5: She rushed him to the vet for care. Choices: a. The Dog in the Car. b. The Fear of Halloween.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lucy was looking at the cookie jar at the table. Sentence 2: She was intrigued by it. Sentence 3: She wanted those cookies. Sentence 4: She then decided to take one. Sentence 5: Before she knew it, she ate the entire jar. Choices: a. Car accident. b. Cookie jar.", "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'."}381{"query": "Sentence 1: Mimi went to work at a final inspection lab for a medical product. Sentence 2: She was good at finding flaws, just like the other 7 women in the lab. Sentence 3: The other women turned their defect finding skills towards people. Sentence 4: This made the other women seem like a bunch of grumpy bullies. Sentence 5: Mimi found another job away where she works at happily at home. Choices: a. The Test. b. The Room.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sarah and Pam were best friends at work. Sentence 2: They made the mistake of wearing the same outfit on the same day. Sentence 3: Sarah got more compliments than Pam throughout the day. Sentence 4: It caused a lot of hostility within his friendship. Sentence 5: They were now the office enemies. Choices: a. Making popcorn. b. Same Outfit.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sally got a job at the local pharmacy. Sentence 2: Her new boss and coworkers were very hard on her. Sentence 3: The job stressed her out. Sentence 4: Sally was miserable. Sentence 5: Sally quit her job. Choices: a. Sally's New Job. b. Johnny Bakes A Pie.", "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'."}382{"query": "Sentence 1: Latoya was 6months pregnant and had a trip planned to go to Florida. Sentence 2: But when the Zika virus turned into an outbreak she was scared to go. Sentence 3: She asked her Doctor if it was safe and he said he wasn't sure. Sentence 4: So Latoya was told to use her best judgement. Sentence 5: She was too scared of the Zika virus and cancelled her Florida trip. Choices: a. Scared of Zika virus. b. Stress.", "pos": "Sentence 1: As an adult, Matha was still afraid of doctor's appointments. Sentence 2: She had a phobia of having blood drawn. Sentence 3: She didn't like shots either. Sentence 4: Doctor's intimidated her. Sentence 5: She doesn't like going to the doctor. Choices: a. Fear. b. The Amusement Park.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane decided to take a trip to the Caribbean. Sentence 2: While on her trip, Jane was bitten by a mosquito. Sentence 3: Jane started to feel ill after being bitten. Sentence 4: Jane went to the hospital upon her return home. Sentence 5: Jane was diagnosed with the Zika virus. Choices: a. Sophia's Investment. b. Illness.", "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'."}383{"query": "Sentence 1: Tim went jogging one morning. Sentence 2: He wasn't paying attention and hit a tree. Sentence 3: He fell down and broke his ipod. Sentence 4: Tim didn't even care and kept running. Sentence 5: He realized though how boring it was without music. Choices: a. Music. b. The Fall.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was at his local gym. Sentence 2: He was running on the treadmill. Sentence 3: He stopped paying attention and tripped. Sentence 4: The treadmill sent him flying across the room. Sentence 5: Tom was too embarrassed to ever return. Choices: a. Gym Accident. b. Tired.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bill would listen to music everyday on his walk to work. Sentence 2: Bill had several crosswalks on the way and was usually careful. Sentence 3: Bill got distracted by his favorite song and didn't look both ways. Sentence 4: A car came up and hit Bill very hard below the knees. Sentence 5: Bill wound up spending a month in the hospital recovering. Choices: a. The Rope Swing. b. Earbuds.", "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'."}384{"query": "Sentence 1: The batter stepped up to the plate. Sentence 2: The pitcher got a signal from the catcher. Sentence 3: He squared up ready to throw. Sentence 4: He zipped a fastball towards the plate. Sentence 5: The batter crushed it out of the park for a home run. Choices: a. Home Run. b. Proposal after the break up.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The bases were all loaded. Sentence 2: It was the last bat of the game. Sentence 3: The slugger strolled up to the plate. Sentence 4: He got in the box and readied himself. Sentence 5: The pitch came in and he crushed it, a grand slam. Choices: a. Grand Slam. b. Custody.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Thad was at the plate. Sentence 2: The pitcher was ready to throw. Sentence 3: Thad focused and gripped his bat tight. Sentence 4: The ball came flying towards him. Sentence 5: He nailed it out of the park. Choices: a. Brandy goes to the fair. b. The Home Run.", "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'."}385{"query": "Sentence 1: The kids were excited for recess. Sentence 2: They were going to play their favorite game! Sentence 3: It involved balls and a net. Sentence 4: They had invented the game all by themselves. Sentence 5: They couldn't wait to teach the other kids on the playground. Choices: a. Broken Air Conditioner. b. The Game.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The gym class always played interesting games. Sentence 2: They decided to try badminton. Sentence 3: They hit the birdie over the next, back and forth. Sentence 4: Soon, they were all very good at the game. Sentence 5: The games got very competitive and fun. Choices: a. The Tie. b. Badminton.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The kids lined up to play a game. Sentence 2: They divided up and grabbed on to the rope. Sentence 3: They pulled and pulled. Sentence 4: Finally, one side fell down. Sentence 5: Tug of war was their new favorite game! Choices: a. Tug of War. b. Community Service.", "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'."}386{"query": "Sentence 1: Julia was trying to put her hair in a bun. Sentence 2: No matter what she did she couldn't seem to get it right. Sentence 3: She scoured the internet for some useful advice. Sentence 4: Nothing seemed to work until finally she spotted something. Sentence 5: Using a trick from a video, she finally managed to make her bun. Choices: a. Buns are Tough. b. The Animal Attack.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The woman put some gel in her hair. Sentence 2: She tried to mold her hair. Sentence 3: She couldn't get her hair to stay. Sentence 4: She washed out the gel. Sentence 5: She tried a different hairstyle. Choices: a. Gel. b. Bad Luck.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anna wanted her hair in a French braid. Sentence 2: But she had no idea how to do it. Sentence 3: She looked up a video online. Sentence 4: The video helped her through each step of the process. Sentence 5: Anna was proud of her creative learning method. Choices: a. Fire. b. Braid.", "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'."}387{"query": "Sentence 1: Trevor had been getting many sore throats lately. Sentence 2: His doctor recommended that they remove his tonsils. Sentence 3: Trevor was really scared and refused the surgery at first. Sentence 4: Some nurses tried to help him feel more safe. Sentence 5: Eventually after some coaxing he agreed to the plan. Choices: a. The Telescope. b. Tonsils Out.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Steven woke up not feeling very well. Sentence 2: His mom took his temperature and made an appointment with the doctor. Sentence 3: Steven told the doctor his throat hurt as he was examined. Sentence 4: The doctor looked in Steven's mouth, his nose and his ears. Sentence 5: Steven was diagnosed with strep throat and sent home with medicine. Choices: a. Crocheting. b. Sore Throat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim needed to get a shot. Sentence 2: He was sick and the medicine was necessary. Sentence 3: Unfortunately he had a huge fear of needles. Sentence 4: He tried his best to get out of it to no avail. Sentence 5: Once Tim got the shot he realized it wasn't so bad. Choices: a. Shots. b. Rotten apple.", "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'."}388{"query": "Sentence 1: Sarah was at the market. Sentence 2: And she wanted to buy cabbage juice. Sentence 3: And she saw a 16 ounce bottle for $6. Sentence 4: She knew it was just cabbage and water. Sentence 5: So she decided to buy her own juicer instead. Choices: a. Rip Off. b. Life in the Fast Lane.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sally was looking for a new car. Sentence 2: She wasn't very rich. Sentence 3: She decided to try a local dealer. Sentence 4: The dealer worked with Sally. Sentence 5: Sally bought a new car. Choices: a. Sally buys a car. b. New Job.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kate was at a gas station on the highway. Sentence 2: She went in to get Advil. Sentence 3: But they also had earbuds which she needed terribly. Sentence 4: They were both low quality, and expensive. Sentence 5: But they were better than nothing so she bought them anyway. Choices: a. Brewery Business. b. Advil and Headphones.", "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'."}389{"query": "Sentence 1: Kate's nephew loved the new game she bought for him. Sentence 2: But he had no siblings to play the game with. Sentence 3: Kate decided to play the game with him. Sentence 4: But she had never played Xbox and was terrible. Sentence 5: But her nephew was so happy to have her play he didn't even care. Choices: a. Play Together. b. The New Home.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kate wanted to watch a TV show. Sentence 2: But her nephew was playing the Xbox on the TV. Sentence 3: It was the only TV she could use in the house. Sentence 4: But the boy was playing online with friends. Sentence 5: Kate decided to wait until he finished his game. Choices: a. On the Xbox. b. Days of Heat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One day the power went out at Anna's house. Sentence 2: She and her brother Roy had been playing video games. Sentence 3: At first they were disappointed by the power outage. Sentence 4: Then Roy suggested they play an old board game instead! Sentence 5: The two siblings had a great time playing board games all afternoon! Choices: a. truth. b. games.", "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'."}390{"query": "Sentence 1: Hank was trying to quit smoking. Sentence 2: He had one cigar left. Sentence 3: He stared at it, trying to have the willpower to stay away. Sentence 4: He picked it up and lit it. Sentence 5: He told himself he would just smoke half of it. Choices: a. Flowers. b. The Cigar.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The man lit a cigarette. Sentence 2: He inhaled the smoke deeply. Sentence 3: He coughed from the smoke. Sentence 4: He put out the cigarette. Sentence 5: He threw the cigarette in the trash. Choices: a. Smoke. b. Cigarette.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim had been smoking since he was young. Sentence 2: His friends and family begged him to quit. Sentence 3: He finally decided to do it. Sentence 4: Unfortunately he wasn't able to. Sentence 5: He kept trying but constantly failed. Choices: a. Quitting Smoking. b. The Smallest Player.", "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'."}391{"query": "Sentence 1: Spencer finally closed on his house. Sentence 2: He packed up his stuff. Sentence 3: He put it in the trailer. Sentence 4: He left his city. Sentence 5: He moved in without a hitch. Choices: a. Zumba. b. Moving Time.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim was living in a nice apartment. Sentence 2: He had lived there for a few years. Sentence 3: He decided it was a time for a change. Sentence 4: He searched online for a new apartment and went there to visit. Sentence 5: He signed a new lease and moved there immediately. Choices: a. Serge. b. Moving.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The family was so proud and excited. Sentence 2: They were moving into a brand new house! Sentence 3: The movers took all their things over in a huge truck. Sentence 4: They unpacked it all carefully. Sentence 5: They were happy to finally have their own home. Choices: a. The New House. b. Date!.", "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'."}392{"query": "Sentence 1: Mark had lost his dog over a month ago. Sentence 2: He missed his dog very much. Sentence 3: One evening while mowing the lawn he notices something. Sentence 4: He sees a dog in the street that looked like his lost dog. Sentence 5: It turns out to be his lost dog who had returned home. Choices: a. Mark's dog returns. b. Lenny gets fired.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim's dog ran away one night. Sentence 2: He found the dog, Mo, missing in the morning. Sentence 3: He was devastated and spent all day looking for Mo! Sentence 4: Luckily, he caught Mo running around the local park. Sentence 5: Tim was so glad he had found Mo! Choices: a. Runaway. b. The Accident.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Adam lost his dog last week. Sentence 2: He posted posters all over his neighborhood hoping someone found it. Sentence 3: A call came in a month later. Sentence 4: Someone found his dog and put him in the pound! Sentence 5: Adam rushed to the pound to reunite with his dear friend. Choices: a. Stressful Job. b. Lost dog.", "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'."}393{"query": "Sentence 1: Randy told his mom that he wanted to buy lunch at school. Sentence 2: So she no longer made food for him to bring to school. Sentence 3: But Randy found himself gaining weight. Sentence 4: And he was sick more often. Sentence 5: When Randy's mom found out what they served, she was shocked. Choices: a. A Father's Broken Heart. b. School Food Shock.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kyle had packed his daughter lunch to go to school. Sentence 2: She didn't eat her packed lunch and instead ate in the cafeteria. Sentence 3: Kyle stopped packing lunch for his daughter. Sentence 4: He sent payment for her school lunches. Sentence 5: She began eating lunch in the cafeteria daily. Choices: a. Gifting plants. b. School Lunch.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Randy was eating his lunch. Sentence 2: An overweight girl came into the cafeteria. Sentence 3: He looked at her with a weird face expression. Sentence 4: As soon as I asked him if everything is alright, he ran. Sentence 5: I saw him puking inside of a garbage can. Choices: a. Nauseous for Weird Reasons. b. Chicken.", "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'."}394{"query": "Sentence 1: Mary was running to catch the bus. Sentence 2: She was late for an appointment. Sentence 3: She tripped and fell. Sentence 4: The bus left without her. Sentence 5: A friend of Mary's drove her to her appointment. Choices: a. The Appointment. b. The Doctor..", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jodie was a very active person. Sentence 2: She was feeling short of breath lately. Sentence 3: She scheduled an appointment on Monday to see a doctor. Sentence 4: Jodie couldn't wait until Monday and called an ambulance. Sentence 5: Jodie luckily survived a blood clot in her lungs. Choices: a. Emergency. b. The Seamstress.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jill needed to visit a doctor friend of mine. Sentence 2: I called him and asked if he'd see Jill. Sentence 3: He told me he would be happy to see her and when. Sentence 4: The appointment was for Friday at noon. Sentence 5: Friday at eleven I drove Jill to see the doctor friend. Choices: a. Bad Crash. b. Doctor friend.", "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'."}395{"query": "Sentence 1: Jessie was visiting her grandmother. Sentence 2: She was staying at her house overnight. Sentence 3: Her grandmother cooked Jessie's favorite supper for her. Sentence 4: They enjoyed a movie at night. Sentence 5: Jessie's grandmother fixed breakfast in the morning. Choices: a. Advil. b. Jessie's Grandmother.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim's grandfather had been sick. Sentence 2: His family decided to put him in a home. Sentence 3: Jim's grandfather was feeling blue. Sentence 4: Jim started to visit his grandfather several times a week. Sentence 5: Jim's grandfather started to feel better. Choices: a. A Wife's Earrings. b. A Sad Man.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jimmy invited his grandmother to watch his baseball game. Sentence 2: The game started at 3. Sentence 3: Jimmy anxiously watched for his grandma. Sentence 4: He never saw her arrive. Sentence 5: She was sitting on the other side of the field. Choices: a. Baseball Game. b. Movie night.", "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'."}396{"query": "Sentence 1: My mom wanted to go on a family trip a few years ago. Sentence 2: She wasn't sure where to go, so she asked the family. Sentence 3: We all gave recommendations and she ended up deciding. Sentence 4: She told us about it and we made plans over the course of a month. Sentence 5: She was very excited that we were all going, especially as a family! Choices: a. The Cake. b. Family Trip.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One year my school offered us a field trip. Sentence 2: I wasn't completely sure if I was going to go so I asked some friends. Sentence 3: My friends told me they would likely be going so I considered it too. Sentence 4: When the deadline for the paperwork approached I still wasn't sure. Sentence 5: I ended up asking my best friend if he was going and I went with him. Choices: a. Birthday. b. Field trip.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I decided I wanted to take my family somewhere special. Sentence 2: We all love animals so I decided the zoo was the perfect outing. Sentence 3: We walked around the entire zoo seeing all sorts of beautiful animals. Sentence 4: We saw lions, monkeys, elephants, giraffes and so many others. Sentence 5: It was a very memorable day with the whole family. Choices: a. The Zoo. b. Girl In Spring.", "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'."}397{"query": "Sentence 1: Susie's dad got a new job. Sentence 2: It was in England. Sentence 3: So the family picked up and moved. Sentence 4: She thought she would like it. Sentence 5: But she ended up hating it. Choices: a. Moving to england. b. Kicked Out.", "pos": "Sentence 1: She tried hard to please her parents. Sentence 2: They were dissatisfied no matter what she did. Sentence 3: They emotionally berated her constantly. Sentence 4: Eventually she gave up trying to make them happy. Sentence 5: She encapsulated herself in a world of self-hatred. Choices: a. Pleasing. b. New House.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jean was hired by his dad's company. Sentence 2: She was scolded by him daily. Sentence 3: He told her not to leave the job. Sentence 4: But Jean had had enough of the abuse. Sentence 5: She quit the job shortly after. Choices: a. Cucumbers. b. Leaving whether he likes it or not.", "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'."}398{"query": "Sentence 1: Allie had a birthday party. Sentence 2: She was turning 40. Sentence 3: All of her friends came. Sentence 4: Her friends chipped in for a car. Sentence 5: Allie literally fell to the floor in shock. Choices: a. Birthday party. b. New tiles.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lisa turned thirty-five last weekend. Sentence 2: Her friends threw her surprise birthday party. Sentence 3: Everyone that was close to Lisa attended. Sentence 4: The party became a little too loud and police were called. Sentence 5: Lisa will never forget this birthday party. Choices: a. Lisa. b. Fireworks 2.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie was having a birthday party. Sentence 2: She decided to not invite Tina. Sentence 3: Tina got very mad. Sentence 4: So when Allie had her party, Tina was alone. Sentence 5: She wasn't amused. Choices: a. Forgetting the Gift. b. Birthday party.", "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'."}399{"query": "Sentence 1: Sally bought a brand new cell phone. Sentence 2: She thought that the case it came with was too clunky. Sentence 3: She threw away the case. Sentence 4: The next day she dropped her phone. Sentence 5: The screen shattered. Choices: a. Sally's Cell Phone. b. Snow day.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jen was so excited about her new phone. Sentence 2: She could not wait for it to arrive. Sentence 3: When she got home it was sitting on her porch. Sentence 4: As she ripped into the package she kept see small pieces of glass. Sentence 5: The phone was shattered and Jen had to send it back. Choices: a. New Phone. b. School or The Pool?.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Last week I bought a new phone. Sentence 2: I let my daughter play games on it. Sentence 3: She dropped it on the hard floor. Sentence 4: The touchscreen no longer worked. Sentence 5: I had to take the phone in for repair. Choices: a. Ruined Date. b. New Phone.", "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'."}400{"query": "Sentence 1: Kelsi was getting married. Sentence 2: She was getting her makeup done. Sentence 3: It was taking forever. Sentence 4: She was eager to be done. Sentence 5: But she still had another hour left. Choices: a. Not ready yet. b. The sushi.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lucy was getting married. Sentence 2: She hired a woman to help with her makeup. Sentence 3: When she got it done though it looked terrible. Sentence 4: Lucy did not want to wear it like that. Sentence 5: So she fired her. Choices: a. Bad makeup job. b. Gluten free candy.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Susie was getting her makeup done. Sentence 2: It was for her wedding. Sentence 3: But the woman did a bad job. Sentence 4: Susie was disgusted. Sentence 5: She had to fire her. Choices: a. Out of Benefits. b. Horrible makeup job.", "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'."}401{"query": "Sentence 1: Heather was very superstitious. Sentence 2: She never walked on lines on the sidewalk and avoided black cats. Sentence 3: As her birthday fell on Friday the 13th this year, she stayed home. Sentence 4: She didn't answer the phone and her door bell. Sentence 5: She waited for the whole day to pass until she could feel easy again. Choices: a. Superstition. b. Tim Gets a Noise Complaint.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lauren is extremely superstitious. Sentence 2: Yesterday she found a black cat in her backyard. Sentence 3: She screamed and ran into the house, knocking over a mirror. Sentence 4: Though scared, Lauren picked up the cat and drove it to a shelter. Sentence 5: She hopes her good karma might offset any bad luck. Choices: a. Bad Luck. b. Borrowed Headphones.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lisa says cats can read her mind, and she's scared of them. Sentence 2: She walked into a house to see a room for rent. Sentence 3: The landlord had a cat. Sentence 4: Lisa stared at the cat and worried the cat would jump to scratch her. Sentence 5: Suddenly, the cat lurched up and hit Lisa's head with her paw. Choices: a. Maurice's fear of clowns.. b. The Lurch.", "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'."}402{"query": "Sentence 1: Hailey loves her dog very much. Sentence 2: Today she brought her dog to the park. Sentence 3: Her dog loved the park and played fetch with a stick. Sentence 4: Her dog ran around in circles with joy. Sentence 5: Hailey decided that from then on she would take her dog more often. Choices: a. OCD. b. Hailey and the Dog.", "pos": "Sentence 1: It was a cool, clear day when Jenny decided to go for a walk. Sentence 2: She walked down the sidewalk and straight to her favorite park. Sentence 3: While on the walking trail Jenny heard barking coming from the bushes. Sentence 4: When she peeked in the bushes she saw the cutest dog she'd ever seen. Sentence 5: Jenny took him home and claimed him as her own. Choices: a. The Beach. b. Jenny's New Dog.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Every day Ashley takes her dog Cora for a walk. Sentence 2: They go down the alley behind her house and around the block. Sentence 3: Cora knows the route very well and doesn't stray. Sentence 4: She also knows if she goes potty, she'll get a treat. Sentence 5: Since Ashley started walking her, she's stopped pottying in the house. Choices: a. Cora's Treat. b. Happy Day.", "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'."}403{"query": "Sentence 1: I tweezed my eyebrows. Sentence 2: I put black dye in them. Sentence 3: I brushed them with an eyebrow brush. Sentence 4: Then I coated them with a light layer of spray. Sentence 5: They finally looked perfect. Choices: a. Eyebrows. b. Hallway.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I dyed my black hair with pink temporary coloring. Sentence 2: First I bleached a large portion of my hair. Sentence 3: Then I applied organic bright pink vegetable dye. Sentence 4: I washed it out in the bathtub, leaving a pink ring. Sentence 5: The dye will last about 6 weeks. Choices: a. Streaked. b. The Outhouse.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lily had short eyelashes. Sentence 2: She got some mascara to help make them longer. Sentence 3: She put on four coats. Sentence 4: Her eyelashes looked long and lovely. Sentence 5: Lily was thrilled with her new makeup! Choices: a. Best Man. b. Mascara.", "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'."}404{"query": "Sentence 1: Suzy was sitting out in the hot sun. Sentence 2: She was waiting for the parade. Sentence 3: But it was just getting too hot. Sentence 4: So she had to leave. Sentence 5: She had to watch it on television instead. Choices: a. Tilda. b. Far too hot outside.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lisa had to go to a baseball game. Sentence 2: She was excited. Sentence 3: Yet then it started being too hot. Sentence 4: She had to leave. Sentence 5: She felt badly. Choices: a. The library. b. Far too hot.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was a very hot day. Sentence 2: The woman felt too hot in her sweatshirt. Sentence 3: She took off the sweatshirt. Sentence 4: Her shirt underneath was drenched with sweat. Sentence 5: The breeze felt good on her wet shirt. Choices: a. Sweaty. b. Chaotic.", "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'."}405{"query": "Sentence 1: Jim was moving out of his house. Sentence 2: While moving his furniture out, he broke a window on accident. Sentence 3: Jim's landlord came to inspect the house. Sentence 4: The landlord took note of the broken window. Sentence 5: Jim didn't get his deposit back. Choices: a. The Rent Deposit. b. The Baby Monitor.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sam's car's electric window stopped working on his side. Sentence 2: Sam couldn't afford to fix it at the time. Sentence 3: He tried to do it himself but wasn't able to. Sentence 4: He would have to drive around without being able to roll it down. Sentence 5: It was especially annoying when using drive throughs. Choices: a. Broken Window. b. Orientation.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Carson was cleaning the windows of his house. Sentence 2: He pushed too hard on one of the windows. Sentence 3: The window broke outward. Sentence 4: Carson had to call a repairman to fix his window. Sentence 5: He was more careful the next time he cleaned his windows. Choices: a. Hannah. b. The Broken Window.", "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'."}406{"query": "Sentence 1: A family of 5 decided that they needed to go camping. Sentence 2: It took them hours and hours to pack up the truck and get ready to go. Sentence 3: Finally they were off on their adventure. Sentence 4: They spent days and days traveling to Zion's National Park. Sentence 5: They enjoyed their time hiking and sightseeing. Choices: a. The Baking Contest. b. Family Trip.", "pos": "Sentence 1: My mom wanted to go on a family trip a few years ago. Sentence 2: She wasn't sure where to go, so she asked the family. Sentence 3: We all gave recommendations and she ended up deciding. Sentence 4: She told us about it and we made plans over the course of a month. Sentence 5: She was very excited that we were all going, especially as a family! Choices: a. The Cake. b. Family Trip.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Gwyn and Stacy were excited about the camping trip. Sentence 2: Neither one of them had ever been camping before. Sentence 3: They loaded up the truck and headed off. Sentence 4: They found a great site next to a small river. Sentence 5: They had a wonderful weekend camping and having fun. Choices: a. The Camping Trip. b. Grandma Knows Best.", "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'."}407{"query": "Sentence 1: There was a little girl standing by the road. Sentence 2: My dog and I walked past her as she waved hello. Sentence 3: I realized she was deaf, and spoke to her in sign language. Sentence 4: She smiled happily and signed back to me. Sentence 5: We talked for about 10 minutes before we went home. Choices: a. The Girl. b. The river.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The tiny black nose was very shiny. Sentence 2: The hard plastic was placed over the small downturned mouth. Sentence 3: The seamstress looked at the little girl and smiled. Sentence 4: She told her it was a sad puppy who needed love. Sentence 5: The little girl smiled back and said she would give it love. Choices: a. Nose. b. Exhausted.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I walked my dog through the neighborhood today. Sentence 2: An area close by is inhabited by deaf families. Sentence 3: They have a road sign that we passed indicated deaf children present. Sentence 4: We were diligent that we watched for any kids on their own. Sentence 5: My son who is apraxic wanted to find a child to talk to. Choices: a. Candy. b. The Neighborhood.", "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'."}408{"query": "Sentence 1: The other day I was at the coffee shop. Sentence 2: While I was there drinking my coffee I saw a friend of mine. Sentence 3: She was really happy to see me. Sentence 4: We sat together and talked about how we've been doing. Sentence 5: That was an awesome surprise. Choices: a. Drinking a coffee. b. Hot oil.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Brad made a cup of coffee for his friend. Sentence 2: And his friend was surprised at how good it was. Sentence 3: Brad decided to make more coffee and create his own brand. Sentence 4: And Brad was able to open is own coffee shop. Sentence 5: Brad's friend visited everyday. Choices: a. Coffee Seller. b. Band Practice.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I went to get a coffee from the coffee shop the other day. Sentence 2: I had spare time, so I decided to drink it there. Sentence 3: While I was drinking it, I saw a very pretty girl in the coffee shop. Sentence 4: I went up to ask for her phone number. Sentence 5: She gave it to me and we talked for a long time! Choices: a. Going to the bank. b. Drinking coffee.", "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'."}409{"query": "Sentence 1: Our treehouse was on the ground. Sentence 2: We were afraid of heights so we found a tree with a big hole. Sentence 3: We climbed inside and sat there to talk for hours. Sentence 4: We played with the little bugs in the dirt. Sentence 5: We met there every day for years. Choices: a. Treehouse. b. New Chickens.", "pos": "Sentence 1: A group of friends set out to make a farm. Sentence 2: It was hard at the start to get going and planting. Sentence 3: They had animals to look after and spent many hours working hard. Sentence 4: After many months and a lot of work, they established their farm. Sentence 5: They lived there happily for the rest of their lives. Choices: a. The farmers. b. Curled Up.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The kids were playing outside. Sentence 2: They all climbed onto the swing. Sentence 3: They swung back and forth. Sentence 4: As they got higher and higher, they all screamed. Sentence 5: It was so fun being high in the air! Choices: a. Fear of ducks watching you. b. The Swing.", "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'."}410{"query": "Sentence 1: John wanted to buy a new video game. Sentence 2: His parents didn't want to give him them money. Sentence 3: His mother suggested to get a summer job. Sentence 4: John spent the summer mowing lawns. Sentence 5: At the end of the summer, John had enough money to buy four games! Choices: a. The Truant. b. Summer Job.", "pos": "Sentence 1: John was jealous of his friend's new bike. Sentence 2: He decided to get one too. Sentence 3: He did not have any money though. Sentence 4: John decided to get a job mowing lawns. Sentence 5: Eventually, John saved enough money and got himself a bike. Choices: a. Dad's first babysitting. b. John gets a bike..", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim had to buy a textbook for his summer class. Sentence 2: Unfortunately, he was short some money. Sentence 3: He decided to ask his parents for some money. Sentence 4: His parents agreed to give him money in exchange for mowing the lawn. Sentence 5: Tim was able to purchase the textbook after mowing the lawn. Choices: a. Tim Mows The Lawn. b. Interview.", "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'."}411{"query": "Sentence 1: Melissa decided to make something she'd never made before. Sentence 2: She found a recipe for meatloaf. Sentence 3: Melissa mixed the ingredients and put it in a pan. Sentence 4: She popped it in the oven and waited. Sentence 5: She couldn't wait to eat it! Choices: a. Meatloaf. b. First time babysitting.", "pos": "Sentence 1: It was my first time cooking dinner for myself. Sentence 2: I decided to stay simple and cooked a hamburger. Sentence 3: As the meat cooked, my nose was treated with a wondrous smell. Sentence 4: After it finished, I took it off the grill and slapped it on a bun. Sentence 5: I wasted no time and took a huge bite of my perfect burger. Choices: a. Hamburger. b. Mia the Model.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I make sure I have all the ingredients I need. Sentence 2: I mix them together in a stand mixer until the dough gets elastic. Sentence 3: I put the dough in a warm place to rise. Sentence 4: I shape it, let it rise again, then bake it. Sentence 5: I get to eat a delicious fresh loaf of bread! Choices: a. Too much candy. b. baking bread.", "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'."}412{"query": "Sentence 1: Pat hired a house inspector to look over a house he wanted. Sentence 2: Pat bribed him to lie about the condition of the house. Sentence 3: Pat used the false report to negotiate a better deal. Sentence 4: The sellers believed the report and gave in. Sentence 5: Pat was able to save $10,000 by doing this. Choices: a. The Inspector. b. False hope.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Van wanted to become a real estate agent. Sentence 2: He had a friend that was a realtor. Sentence 3: His friend told him about some schooling that would be good. Sentence 4: After he finished his courses his friend got him a job in his office. Sentence 5: Within a year Van was the best realtor in the area. Choices: a. Selling It. b. Home Intruder.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom needed to buy a new car. Sentence 2: He hated dealing with car salesmen. Sentence 3: He researched exactly what he wanted and at what price. Sentence 4: Tom was clear and direct at the dealership. Sentence 5: It helped get him his car without much trouble. Choices: a. Lying. b. New Car.", "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'."}413{"query": "Sentence 1: I woke up so late this morning. Sentence 2: I was panicked when I saw what time it was. Sentence 3: I had to be at work on time. Sentence 4: I threw myself together quickly. Sentence 5: I was still thirty minutes late. Choices: a. Losing battery. b. Slept in.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I set my clock to alarmed at 8:00 am. Sentence 2: My clock didn't alarmed until 8:45 am. Sentence 3: I immediately jumped out of bed. Sentence 4: I rushed to take a shower and get dressed. Sentence 5: I felt embarrassed arriving at work 15 minutes late. Choices: a. The Ponytail. b. The clock that made me late for work..", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim set an alarm to go to work. Sentence 2: It went off at the right time. Sentence 3: He thought he hit the snooze button. Sentence 4: Unfortunately he shut it off. Sentence 5: Tim was late to work. Choices: a. Missed Alarm. b. Not Tall Enough.", "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'."}414{"query": "Sentence 1: Melanie took a new path home. Sentence 2: The map looked ok. Sentence 3: Once she started walking, she saw it went through the cemetery! Sentence 4: Melanie was terrified but continued walking. Sentence 5: When she got home, she slammed and locked the door. Choices: a. The Graveyard. b. Bristol is late for work.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sarah went to the graveyard one evening. Sentence 2: She sat at her husband's grave. Sentence 3: As the sun went down, she saw the branches moving in the trees. Sentence 4: She became frightened. Sentence 5: Sarah walked back to her car. Choices: a. Graveyard. b. Plummer.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kate's mom had dropped her off at a friend's house. Sentence 2: Her mom was supposed to pick her up at 7. Sentence 3: At 8 Kate found out she couldn't come to get her. Sentence 4: It was too far for her to walk home. Sentence 5: A terrified Kate had no idea how she was going to get home. Choices: a. Terrible smell. b. No Pick Up.", "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'."}415{"query": "Sentence 1: In 1987 we lived in a condo with a swimming pool. Sentence 2: It had an iron fence. Sentence 3: One day my cousin's 2 year old got his head stuck in the fence. Sentence 4: She had to put oil on his head. Sentence 5: Luckily she was able to pull him through. Choices: a. Hiking. b. Head Stuck.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim went hiking alone at the state park. Sentence 2: He did not know there was a flash flood warning. Sentence 3: Jim was trapped on a hilltop by the raging river. Sentence 4: Fortunately, he had a cell phone that he used to call for help. Sentence 5: Jim had to be rescued by a helicopter. Choices: a. Trick or Treating. b. Flash Flood.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim was at the pool with his friends. Sentence 2: They were all horsing around. Sentence 3: Someone pushed Tim into the pool. Sentence 4: He hit his head on the edge. Sentence 5: They were able to get him out just in time. Choices: a. Near Drowning. b. Dropping Out.", "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'."}416{"query": "Sentence 1: As we visited with my uncle, he taught us a lot. Sentence 2: He walked on the property with me, and showed me his chickens. Sentence 3: He told me about the history of his Fjord horses. Sentence 4: He'd gotten them from a norwegian friend years ago. Sentence 5: I enjoyed listening to his stories that day. Choices: a. Fjord 2. b. Money.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Uncle Tommy was the best uncle! Sentence 2: He would take his nieces and nephews out for ice cream. Sentence 3: Sometimes he would take them camping. Sentence 4: He took five nephews on a fishing trip last week. Sentence 5: They had a great time and made great memories. Choices: a. The Uncle. b. Dogs and Fleas.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The family traveled to Ireland. Sentence 2: They saw an amazing, historic castle. Sentence 3: They roamed the halls and looked at every nook and cranny. Sentence 4: What a beautiful piece of history! Sentence 5: They felt very fortunate that they'd been able to take this trip. Choices: a. The Pets. b. The Castle.", "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'."}417{"query": "Sentence 1: One evening while out at the bar. Sentence 2: Rodney has a few drinks and some nuts with his friends. Sentence 3: When Rodney was getting up to leave some man calls him names. Sentence 4: Rodney asks the man what his problem was. Sentence 5: The man told him Rodney was the problem and they began to fight. Choices: a. poor teacher. b. Rodney gets into a fight.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ken had too many drinks. Sentence 2: My friends and I had to pull him out of the bar. Sentence 3: However, he fought back and tried to go back inside. Sentence 4: He threw his fists in the but eventually fell. Sentence 5: We picked him up and threw him inside the backseat of my car. Choices: a. Lance gets a date. b. Drunken Rage.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ronny was in a lot of trouble. Sentence 2: He went to a bar last night and punched a man. Sentence 3: It turned out this man was the owner of the bar. Sentence 4: The owner had it all on CCTV. Sentence 5: The owner gave it to the police, and Ronny was charged with assault. Choices: a. Bad Ronny. b. New Shoes.", "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'."}418{"query": "Sentence 1: Sean learned to hunt from his father. Sentence 2: His father taught him to hunt with a bow. Sentence 3: Sean was very good at using a bow. Sentence 4: He began training as an archer because of his skills. Sentence 5: Sean is going to be in the Olympics next month as an archer. Choices: a. Archery Doesn't Fall Far From the Tree. b. Tom and Melissa.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tina went on an archery trip. Sentence 2: She had never tried it before. Sentence 3: So she took a whack at it. Sentence 4: All of the sudden she hit the target. Sentence 5: She was rewarded with a ribbon. Choices: a. Right on target. b. Job offer.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The match between Henry and Diana began. Sentence 2: Henry decided to go first and shoot his arrow. Sentence 3: It fell in the 9 point zone. Sentence 4: Diana was scared although she remain focused. Sentence 5: Her arrow barely landed on the 10 point zone. Choices: a. Ben drops his ice cream. b. Archery.", "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'."}419{"query": "Sentence 1: Jude was a manager in a burrito restaurant. Sentence 2: He had a customer who wanted a refund. Sentence 3: The customer was angry because Jude couldn't give him one. Sentence 4: He threatened all the workers with violence. Sentence 5: He was soon after escorted out by the police. Choices: a. Angry Customer. b. Exercise.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Cody worked at a diner. Sentence 2: The manager fired Cody from his job. Sentence 3: Cody was upset. Sentence 4: He started telling people the diner was unsanitary. Sentence 5: The diner began to lose business. Choices: a. A Mad Worker. b. Bonuses.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Amanda works at a local grocery store. Sentence 2: An angry woman walked in the store and demanded a refund on her milk. Sentence 3: The woman said she did not mean to buy any milk. Sentence 4: However, the jug of milk was nearly empty. Sentence 5: Amanda's manager scolded the woman and did not give her a refund. Choices: a. New Clothes. b. Angry Customer.", "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'."}420{"query": "Sentence 1: Tanja was looking for a specific style of bodysuit. Sentence 2: She went online to search for it. Sentence 3: She visited a few of her favorite brand's online stores. Sentence 4: After searching for a while, she gave up. Sentence 5: She couldn't find it after all. Choices: a. Online Disappointment. b. Money and Time.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I was interested in reading Woman on the Other Shore. Sentence 2: It is a book by Mitsuyo Kakuta. Sentence 3: Amazon was selling it for $49 used. Sentence 4: I could not find it anywhere else for less. Sentence 5: I gave up on getting the book. Choices: a. Woman on the Other Shore. b. Special Delivery.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie went shopping yesterday. Sentence 2: Her eyes caught a beautiful dress. Sentence 3: She really wanted it. Sentence 4: But unfortunately it was not for sale. Sentence 5: Allie was crushed. Choices: a. Gymnastics. b. Not for sale.", "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'."}421{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was struggling to make ends meet. Sentence 2: He wasn't making enough at work for his bills. Sentence 3: He broke down and asked his family for help. Sentence 4: Nobody was willing to help him out. Sentence 5: Tom struggled through it alone. Choices: a. Money Trouble. b. Essay.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sam was in an accident. Sentence 2: It left him unable to work. Sentence 3: He wasn't able to pay his medical bills. Sentence 4: Sam quickly went broke. Sentence 5: He had to file for bankruptcy. Choices: a. Going Broke. b. Tank.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was into experimental music. Sentence 2: Most of his friends didn't get it. Sentence 3: He tried to put on a few shows but nobody showed up. Sentence 4: He uploaded his stuff online and gained an audience there. Sentence 5: He was able to do shows in other towns. Choices: a. Money Troubles. b. Experimental Music.", "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'."}422{"query": "Sentence 1: Horatio is enrolling in college next fall. Sentence 2: He decides he needs something to keep all his books in. Sentence 3: Horatio buys a great backpack at a store. Sentence 4: Now he feels prepared for college. Sentence 5: He is excited to start his first day at college. Choices: a. ID. b. Horatio Buys A Backpack.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Harry received a letter of acceptance to a good boarding school. Sentence 2: A school representative delivered it to him personally. Sentence 3: This representative offered to help him purchase his school shopping. Sentence 4: Harry and he went shopping together for school supplies. Sentence 5: Harry received instructions from him about transportation to school. Choices: a. Keycard. b. Ready for School.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Joshua traveled to State College to visit the campus. Sentence 2: He looked at the dorms and auditoriums. Sentence 3: He really felt at home. Sentence 4: He signed up for classes at the end of the visit. Sentence 5: He knew this was the school for him! Choices: a. The College Visit. b. The Sewing Machine.", "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'."}423{"query": "Sentence 1: Andy was cleaning out his old, dusty garage. Sentence 2: But he didn't think about the terrible air quality. Sentence 3: Without any breathing mask, he spent all day moving boxes. Sentence 4: When the day was over, his lungs felt terrible. Sentence 5: So he wore a respirator the next time he went into his garage. Choices: a. Old Garage. b. Running Pain.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jay had lots of chores to do. Sentence 2: The biggest chore was to dust the house. Sentence 3: He eventually got around to it, but lost motivation fast. Sentence 4: The dust was making him sneeze every 10 seconds. Sentence 5: He knew that he wouldn't of had this problem if he had dusted sooner. Choices: a. Procrastination. b. Badd.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Greg's room was very dusty. Sentence 2: But he didn't feel like cleaning it. Sentence 3: One morning, his throat felt very sore. Sentence 4: And he regret not cleaning up the dust. Sentence 5: So he cleaned it up immediately and never had a sore throat again. Choices: a. Stale Bread. b. Dusty Room.", "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'."}424{"query": "Sentence 1: Nora lived in an old house. Sentence 2: The electrical system in the house was very unstable. Sentence 3: Nora got a call from her security company one day. Sentence 4: Her house was on fire. Sentence 5: Nora drove home to see nothing but ashes. Choices: a. The Pastor. b. Goodbye Home.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tina lived alone in an old apartment. Sentence 2: The electrical wiring was a bit faulty. Sentence 3: One night some wires caught fire between the wall. Sentence 4: The fire quickly spread throughout the entire building. Sentence 5: Tina died in her sleep. Choices: a. The Vet's Office. b. Deadly Fire.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One day Tom decided to visit his friend. Sentence 2: When he got there he saw that the house was on fire. Sentence 3: He tried to get inside but the door was locked. Sentence 4: He then kicked it down inside he found his friend on the floor. Sentence 5: He was able to get him out and Tom saved his friend's life. Choices: a. Rescue. b. Lucky Number.", "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'."}425{"query": "Sentence 1: Kate needed to air out the musty basement. Sentence 2: She went outside to shovel the snow away from the windows. Sentence 3: She opened the windows in the basement to let in the fresh air. Sentence 4: Her mother came to find out where the cold air was coming from. Sentence 5: Kate had to close the windows and deal with the musty basement smell. Choices: a. Sewer. b. Shoveling.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kate's mom had dropped her off at a friend's house. Sentence 2: Her mom was supposed to pick her up at 7. Sentence 3: At 8 Kate found out she couldn't come to get her. Sentence 4: It was too far for her to walk home. Sentence 5: A terrified Kate had no idea how she was going to get home. Choices: a. Terrible smell. b. No Pick Up.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane was in the basement at her home. Sentence 2: She could hear the sound of water running. Sentence 3: She had trouble turning off the water hose outside. Sentence 4: She went outside to check to make sure it wasn't the water hose. Sentence 5: Sure enough the water hose was still running. Choices: a. From The Basement. b. Gena's Day Off.", "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'."}426{"query": "Sentence 1: Daniel's pet mouse passed away in the night. Sentence 2: The mouse, Albert, had been in the family for years. Sentence 3: Daniel decided to bury him out back. Sentence 4: He was sad as he placed his pet in the dirt. Sentence 5: Daniel then went to the store to pick up some flowers for Albert. Choices: a. Taking the dog for a walk. b. Flowers.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lily has two white mice, Zeus and Zeke. Sentence 2: Zeus and Zeke are brothers. Sentence 3: Suddenly, Zeus and Zeke didn't get along anymore. Sentence 4: Lily was forced to separate Zeus and Zeke. Sentence 5: Zeus and Zeke now live in their own, personal cages. Choices: a. Dust. b. Lily And The Mice.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mick and his cat Chester had been together for 19 years. Sentence 2: Chester was mostly a house cat but he had gotten sick one day. Sentence 3: Noticing that Chester was getting worse, Mick took Chester to the vet. Sentence 4: But the veterinarian had to put the cat to sleep to end his suffering. Sentence 5: Mick never adopted another cat after Chester. Choices: a. Goodbye Chester.. b. Putting Up Shelves.", "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'."}427{"query": "Sentence 1: One day Izzy took a trip to Illinois. Sentence 2: First she visited Willis Tower. Sentence 3: Then she went to the Magnificent Mile. Sentence 4: Finally she went to Wrigley Field. Sentence 5: She had a great time. Choices: a. Greg's Weight Loss. b. Illinois Trip.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Melinda wanted to go to the zoo. Sentence 2: She asked her mom, who agreed to take her. Sentence 3: They got to the zoo early in the morning. Sentence 4: After hours of looking at animals, they went to the gift shop. Sentence 5: Melinda fell asleep in the car going home because of her long day. Choices: a. Losing Weight. b. Zoo Trip.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One day the Zicker family went on vacation to New York. Sentence 2: First they went to the Empire State Building. Sentence 3: Then they walked around downtown. Sentence 4: Then they went to Central Park. Sentence 5: Finally they went to the Bronx Zoo. Choices: a. New York Vacation. b. Detroit Vacation.", "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'."}428{"query": "Sentence 1: Wallace was working with his team for his college chemistry lab. Sentence 2: They needed to create a solution using a certain amount of chemicals. Sentence 3: Wallace and his team carefully read the instructions. Sentence 4: Unfortunately, one of the team members wasn't fully paying attention. Sentence 5: Their solution started pouring out, making a mess of their work table. Choices: a. Susie's Intense Summer. b. Chemistry.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The scientist was concerned with a problem. Sentence 2: He conducted many experiments to see what was wrong. Sentence 3: He documented his findings in a paper. Sentence 4: Other scientists looked at his research. Sentence 5: Together, they found a solution to the problem. Choices: a. The Winning Touchdown. b. Research.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jolene was getting ready to demonstrate her science project. Sentence 2: She poured vinegar into a large pot in front of the class. Sentence 3: Then then put on goggles and told everyone to get ready. Sentence 4: She poured baking soda into the pot and bubbles came spewing out. Sentence 5: The whole class was surprised but Jolene wasn't. Choices: a. Science Project. b. The Pasta.", "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'."}429{"query": "Sentence 1: Jean went to the lake by her house for a quick walk. Sentence 2: When she arrived there, a crowd was blocking the path. Sentence 3: She peeked through to see a white swan. Sentence 4: It was gliding on the water among the ducks. Sentence 5: She took a picture like everybody else before resuming her walk. Choices: a. The Cake. b. Swan.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lisa approached the pond on her nightly walk. Sentence 2: She saw a small duck swimming around. Sentence 3: He had something stuck around his neck. Sentence 4: Lisa got close and pulled it off. Sentence 5: It was the plastic ring from a pack of soda! Choices: a. The Monkey. b. The Duck.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Noah likes to hike along a lake near his house. Sentence 2: Adjacent to the lake is a large mud bog. Sentence 3: One day while at the lake, Noah saw an eagle stuck in the mud. Sentence 4: Noah tied a rope to himself and a large tree to rescue the bird. Sentence 5: He was able to wade out in the bog and bring the eagle back to safety. Choices: a. Eagle Rescue. b. Fuzzy hat.", "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'."}430{"query": "Sentence 1: I saw Forrest Gump on a church trip. Sentence 2: I remember that being a big deal. Sentence 3: It wasn't the best movie for a church trip. Sentence 4: There was a pastor that went with us. Sentence 5: He regretted showing the movie. Choices: a. Apples. b. Forrest Gump.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I have always hated apple pie. Sentence 2: It just felt so gooey and gross. Sentence 3: One day I was served apple pie for dinner. Sentence 4: I pointed towards the kitchen so everyone would look. Sentence 5: I then hid the apple pie in the trash before they could see. Choices: a. project. b. Apple Pie.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was excited for a new horror movie. Sentence 2: The previews made it seem scary. Sentence 3: The reviews said that it was. Sentence 4: When he finally saw it he was really disappointed. Sentence 5: He never bought into media hype like that again. Choices: a. Disappointing Movie. b. Burned.", "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'."}431{"query": "Sentence 1: I set my clock to alarmed at 8:00 am. Sentence 2: My clock didn't alarmed until 8:45 am. Sentence 3: I immediately jumped out of bed. Sentence 4: I rushed to take a shower and get dressed. Sentence 5: I felt embarrassed arriving at work 15 minutes late. Choices: a. The Ponytail. b. The clock that made me late for work..", "pos": "Sentence 1: I woke up so late this morning. Sentence 2: I was panicked when I saw what time it was. Sentence 3: I had to be at work on time. Sentence 4: I threw myself together quickly. Sentence 5: I was still thirty minutes late. Choices: a. Losing battery. b. Slept in.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I started to prepare my work for the first day of school. Sentence 2: My mom told me to get in the car and took me there. Sentence 3: When I arrived to school, I quickly walked towards my class. Sentence 4: Oddly enough, no one showed up. Sentence 5: I eventually found out that my class started during 8 AM, not 8PM. Choices: a. Half a Day Late. b. Stacy's Pet.", "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'."}432{"query": "Sentence 1: Rene and her brother entered a contest. Sentence 2: It was a hot dog eating contest. Sentence 3: Rene ate ten hot dogs in a minute. Sentence 4: She ended up losing. Sentence 5: Rene thought it was not fair. Choices: a. The Beach Day. b. Hot dog eating contest.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Annie challenged her friend Todd to a hot dog eating contest. Sentence 2: The first one to eat ten hot dogs in fifteen minutes would win. Sentence 3: Todd practiced timing himself eating ten hot dogs in fifteen minutes. Sentence 4: It took a lot of mistrials before he got it right. Sentence 5: Todd won the contest. Choices: a. Octopus. b. The Contest.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kia was running at a track meet, very close to another girl. Sentence 2: The judge announced that the other girl won the meet! Sentence 3: Kia was disappointed. Sentence 4: Then the judge reviewed the video and announced that he was wrong. Sentence 5: Kia had actually been first to cross the finish line! Choices: a. Winner. b. The Beach..", "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'."}433{"query": "Sentence 1: John decided to mow the grass on his yard. Sentence 2: He turned on mower and started to mow. Sentence 3: It went well till he did not reach the fence. Sentence 4: There was a hidden stone around the fence. Sentence 5: John broke his mower. Choices: a. A Broken Mower. b. Lumsk.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Gary was mowing his lawn. Sentence 2: The mower didn't seem to be cutting well. Sentence 3: Gary went to a home improvement store. Sentence 4: He bought a new set of blades for the mower. Sentence 5: Gary changed the blades on his mower. Choices: a. New Blades. b. Tile.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Keith was expected to cut the grass. Sentence 2: He lived in a duplex. Sentence 3: Him and the neighbor decided to take turns. Sentence 4: Keith decided to let the grass grow and hoped his neighbor would cut. Sentence 5: The did not and now Keith has to cut and rake the yard. Choices: a. Finding My Wallet. b. cutting the grass.", "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'."}434{"query": "Sentence 1: Sally was looking for a new car. Sentence 2: She wasn't very rich. Sentence 3: She decided to try a local dealer. Sentence 4: The dealer worked with Sally. Sentence 5: Sally bought a new car. Choices: a. Sally buys a car. b. New Job.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Roberta drove a thousand miles a week for work. Sentence 2: She had bought a new car a year ago. Sentence 3: The car had many miles on it because of her work demands. Sentence 4: She wanted to get a new car but her trade in value was low. Sentence 5: Roberta had to keep the car she already had. Choices: a. a new car. b. Melody Memory.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Georgina was interested in purchasing a new car. Sentence 2: She did not have much experience in purchasing new vehicles. Sentence 3: After doing research she found resources to help her with the task. Sentence 4: The internet was a great resource, along with Kelly Blue Book. Sentence 5: After doing research she purchased the car she liked. Choices: a. Lifting. b. A New Car.", "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'."}435{"query": "Sentence 1: Iris put on blue contacts. Sentence 2: She looked at herself in the mirror. Sentence 3: She thought she looked weird. Sentence 4: She replaced the contacts. Sentence 5: She thought she looked better in brown. Choices: a. Anger. b. Contacts.", "pos": "Sentence 1: AJ broke his glasses. Sentence 2: They were shattered all over the ground. Sentence 3: He decided to buy a new pair. Sentence 4: He went to the doctor. Sentence 5: He picked out his favorite pair. Choices: a. Scared at Home. b. New Glasses.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I stared at my mother's green eyes. Sentence 2: They were starting to gradually change to grey. Sentence 3: Her attitude matched the color. Sentence 4: She acted very jealous of me, and I thought it was because of her eyes. Sentence 5: I blamed her eye color for years. Choices: a. Green Eyes. b. Rave.", "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'."}436{"query": "Sentence 1: Jamie was wearing a strapless dress to a wedding. Sentence 2: She looked all over for the perfect strapless bra. Sentence 3: She tried dozens of them on. Sentence 4: Finally, she found one that would fit correctly. Sentence 5: Her jaw dropped when she was the price tag! Choices: a. The Bra. b. Saved.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The woman put on the bra. Sentence 2: It fit well. Sentence 3: She bought ten of them. Sentence 4: Her husband noticed the bras. Sentence 5: He congratulated her on the purchase. Choices: a. Bra. b. Jealous.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Candy was wedding dress shopping with her mom. Sentence 2: Her mom and dad were going to buy her the dress. Sentence 3: Candy fell in love with one dress that was wildly expensive. Sentence 4: She begged her mom who almost refused. Sentence 5: After enough thinking her mom agreed and they bought the dress. Choices: a. The New Line. b. An Expensive Dress.", "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'."}437{"query": "Sentence 1: As a child, I always feared the monsters under my bed. Sentence 2: Now my children fear those same monsters under their own beds. Sentence 3: But today I solved the problem by destroying the monsters' homes. Sentence 4: I installed a chest of drawers under each bed. Sentence 5: No one is afraid of a monster that lives in an underwear drawer. Choices: a. Zombie Dusk. b. anne's headache.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Rupert could not sleep because he was afraid. Sentence 2: He thought he saw a ghost sitting in his closet. Sentence 3: Rupert got up to peek inside of his closet. Sentence 4: He found only his shirts hanging in there. Sentence 5: Rupert laughed as he fell asleep. Choices: a. The ghost in the closet. b. Spiders.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My 2 year old daughter hates naps. Sentence 2: Every day she tries to trick me into letting her stay awake. Sentence 3: Today she hid under the bed. Sentence 4: I let her stay under there. Sentence 5: She ended up taking a nap under the bed instead! Choices: a. Injuries. b. Nap Time.", "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'."}438{"query": "Sentence 1: Peter wanted to get first place for his team in a new game! Sentence 2: He wasn't very good at it but he was very confident in his ability. Sentence 3: After a few times failing he was getting more nervous. Sentence 4: Eventually Peter got first place for his team! Sentence 5: Everyone was very happy with him, even if it took awhile. Choices: a. The Wind Chimes. b. First Place.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom entered a robot fighting tournament. Sentence 2: It was the fourth year he entered. Sentence 3: He had always come close to winning. Sentence 4: This time his path was a lot better. Sentence 5: Tom finally got first place. Choices: a. New Art. b. Big Victory.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kris had always been a good swimmer. Sentence 2: He joined a club to improve his skills. Sentence 3: They invited him to swim in a competition just after joining. Sentence 4: Kris was very nervous about this as he had never swam a race. Sentence 5: He came in second and was very proud of his achievement. Choices: a. The Swimming Competition. b. Rugby League.", "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'."}439{"query": "Sentence 1: A boy and a girl go to the water park. Sentence 2: They are a young couple. Sentence 3: The like to make out there. Sentence 4: It makes some older people uncomfortable. Sentence 5: I do not think anyone can stop them. Choices: a. Rylo the pest. b. Water Park.", "pos": "Sentence 1: It was a hot day, so the family drove to the water park. Sentence 2: They applied their sunscreen and set off to enjoy the slides. Sentence 3: After some time, they took a break in the lazy river. Sentence 4: After hearing the wave signal, they got in the wave pool for a swim. Sentence 5: At the end of the day, they showered and prepared to head home. Choices: a. Beach day. b. Water Park.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jennifer and Brad needed a getaway. Sentence 2: They decided to go on a cruise. Sentence 3: The cruise ship was massive in size. Sentence 4: The two rekindled their love on the boat. Sentence 5: It was the best boat ride ever for them. Choices: a. The boat ride. b. The River.", "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'."}440{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was out at the bars with friends. Sentence 2: The next morning he noticed his wedding ring was missing. Sentence 3: Tom freaked out a bit and tried to find it. Sentence 4: His wife calmed him down and told him he took it off that morning. Sentence 5: Tom was relieved to find out. Choices: a. Mud Puddle. b. Lost Wedding Ring.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was out swimming with friends. Sentence 2: They were at a local pool. Sentence 3: Tom noticed his watch was missing. Sentence 4: He tried looking all over the pool for it. Sentence 5: A friend found it on the floor. Choices: a. The Best Man. b. Lost Watch.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was at the bar with friends. Sentence 2: The next day he noticed his wallet was missing. Sentence 3: Tom called the bar to see if he left it there. Sentence 4: They informed him that someone had dropped off his wallet. Sentence 5: Unfortunately it didn't have any money in it. Choices: a. Lost Wallet. b. Entirely Too Much Dill.", "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'."}441{"query": "Sentence 1: Today was a strange day. Sentence 2: I woke up an hour early. Sentence 3: I made it to work without any traffic. Sentence 4: Everything I was assigned to do at work got done. Sentence 5: The day ended with me falling asleep by 9pm. Choices: a. The Sleepover. b. My strange day..", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bill's buddy Marty invited him to a sleep over. Sentence 2: Bill and Marty stayed up all night watching horror movies and talking. Sentence 3: They finally fell asleep around 4 in the morning. Sentence 4: The boys slept until noon. Sentence 5: The next day Bill went home and thought about how fun it all was. Choices: a. Tomato. b. Boys Sleepover.", "neg": "Sentence 1: We were out all day yesterday. Sentence 2: The heat made me tired. Sentence 3: I could barely function. Sentence 4: So when we got to the house I slept. Sentence 5: I had a long nap. Choices: a. Too tired to function. b. Trust.", "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'."}442{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was set to run a marathon. Sentence 2: He was a favorite to win it. Sentence 3: At the beginning Tom tripped and hurt himself. Sentence 4: He wasn't able to keep running. Sentence 5: Tom had to forfeit. Choices: a. Falling Down. b. Shattered Window.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was at his local gym. Sentence 2: He was running on the treadmill. Sentence 3: He stopped paying attention and tripped. Sentence 4: The treadmill sent him flying across the room. Sentence 5: Tom was too embarrassed to ever return. Choices: a. Gym Accident. b. Tired.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ken entered a marathon. Sentence 2: He didn't train all that much. Sentence 3: He was not properly prepared on the day of the marathon. Sentence 4: Ken only made it a fourth of the way before giving up. Sentence 5: He was too exhausted to continue. Choices: a. Working Out. b. Too Exhausted.", "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'."}443{"query": "Sentence 1: Laura wanted to buy items on a video game. Sentence 2: She told me that she was going to buy some, but I didn't want her to. Sentence 3: We debated about that topic for a solid 10 minutes. Sentence 4: I ended up giving in and letting her win. Sentence 5: Laura bought her item on her video game and was happy! Choices: a. Buying. b. Zipper.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jason wanted to buy his mom a present for her birthday. Sentence 2: He had spent most of his money on video games, though. Sentence 3: When he saw the boots she wanted on sale, he knew he had to get them. Sentence 4: He sold ten of his video games so he would have enough money. Sentence 5: Jason was very happy to be able to get her a great gift. Choices: a. Games or Gift?. b. Barry gets addicted.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Valerie wanted to play video games with me. Sentence 2: I challenged her in a basketball game. Sentence 3: She told me to play seriously. Sentence 4: When I did, the score was 98 to 32 in my favor. Sentence 5: She unplugged my controller and tried to score easy points. Choices: a. Kitten. b. Sore Loser.", "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'."}444{"query": "Sentence 1: Gene lived in the city and wanted to go fishing in the country. Sentence 2: Gene decided to call in sick from work. Sentence 3: Gene visited a sporting good store and bought a fishing pole and bait. Sentence 4: Gene got into his car with his fishing pole and bait. Sentence 5: Gene drove out to the country and found a lake to go fishing in. Choices: a. Gene goes fishing.. b. Shower.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Steve decides that he wants to visit the aquarium. Sentence 2: He gets the day off work so he can go. Sentence 3: At the aquarium, Steve sees many beautiful fish. Sentence 4: He has a terrific day. Sentence 5: Steve is glad that he visited the aquarium. Choices: a. Steve Visits The Aquarium. b. Earl Loves to Fish.", "neg": "Sentence 1: George and his friends wanted to take a trip. Sentence 2: They decided to go fishing together. Sentence 3: They loaded up their gear and drove to Minnesota. Sentence 4: They fished all day and camped at night. Sentence 5: They had a great time together! Choices: a. Tearing Down the Shed. b. The Fishermen.", "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'."}445{"query": "Sentence 1: James was playing video games on his computer. Sentence 2: The game on his computer was running very slow. Sentence 3: He realized it was due to his aging computer. Sentence 4: James bought a brand new gaming computer from Best Buy. Sentence 5: James was able to play his video game without any lag afterwards. Choices: a. Replacing an Old Computer. b. Custody.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Reynaldo wanted to get a new computer for gaming. Sentence 2: He worked extra hard on Amazon's Mechanical Turk for weeks. Sentence 3: He finally saved up enough money for his dream computer. Sentence 4: He ordered all the parts and built the PC when it was delivered. Sentence 5: He is now the best player in his clan. Choices: a. New computer. b. Arrested for illegally feeding an alligator.", "neg": "Sentence 1: A man's computer broke one day. Sentence 2: He was really upset. Sentence 3: He saved up his money for a new nice one. Sentence 4: He went to the store to buy one. Sentence 5: He came away with a great computer. Choices: a. Vikings. b. New Computer.", "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'."}446{"query": "Sentence 1: Stacy was coaching basketball. Sentence 2: She thought she needed a clipboard. Sentence 3: She found one that matched her team colors. Sentence 4: She used it to hold her plays. Sentence 5: Stacy felt like a real coach! Choices: a. The Clipboard. b. Flood.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Natasha loved basketball. Sentence 2: She wanted to be professional player. Sentence 3: She knew everything about the sport there was to know. Sentence 4: She just didn't have any coordination or height. Sentence 5: After college she became the first ever women to be a NBA head coach. Choices: a. Hoop Dreams. b. A New Sport.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane was coaching a soccer team. Sentence 2: She was teaching them lots of plays. Sentence 3: The team played their first game very well. Sentence 4: They won by a point. Sentence 5: Jane was so proud of her team! Choices: a. Saturday Football. b. The Coach.", "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'."}447{"query": "Sentence 1: Molly was at the zoo with her parents. Sentence 2: She really wanted to see the penguins before they left. Sentence 3: The exhibit was about to close! Sentence 4: Her and her parents ran across the zoo in a hurry. Sentence 5: Luckily, they made it to them in time. Choices: a. The zoo.. b. Lunch.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The Whitehead family went to the zoo. Sentence 2: They packed a picnic lunch to take with them. Sentence 3: They parked a long way away so it didn't cost anything extra. Sentence 4: In the zoo the kids were mesmerized by it all. Sentence 5: Their favorite part was the penguin exhibit. Choices: a. Zoo. b. Shoes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The day of the field trip had finally came. Sentence 2: Grace was so excited to go to the Zoo. Sentence 3: When they got there she ran to see the lions. Sentence 4: She stayed with them all day because they were her favorite animal. Sentence 5: She went home to tell her parents about the Zoo and the lions. Choices: a. Ruth wants to play too. b. Zoo Day.", "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'."}448{"query": "Sentence 1: Anthony had a sore tooth. Sentence 2: He went to the dentist. Sentence 3: The dentist took an X-ray of the tooth. Sentence 4: The dentist filled the cavity in the tooth. Sentence 5: Anthony felt better after the dentist appointment. Choices: a. Dentist Visit. b. The Catcher.", "pos": "Sentence 1: My tooth hurt. Sentence 2: I went to see the dentist. Sentence 3: He told me that I had a cavity in one tooth. Sentence 4: He filled my tooth. Sentence 5: My tooth doesn't hurt anymore. Choices: a. Dentist. b. The Talk Show.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Robin went to the dentist for a checkup. Sentence 2: The dentist took x-rays of Robin's teeth. Sentence 3: She found out she had a cavity. Sentence 4: The dentist said he could take care of the cavity right away. Sentence 5: Robin was glad the dentist could fix it during that same appointment. Choices: a. Deer Hunt. b. Dentist.", "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'."}449{"query": "Sentence 1: I started the sixth grade feeling good. Sentence 2: When I got to history class, I had to sit in the back. Sentence 3: I realized that day that I couldn't read the blackboard. Sentence 4: I told my parents. Sentence 5: I had to go to the doctor and get new glasses. Choices: a. Blinded. b. A New Boat.", "pos": "Sentence 1: When I was a kid my parents noticed I was squinting a lot. Sentence 2: They took me in for an eye exam. Sentence 3: We all learned that I had terrible vision. Sentence 4: The first day with glasses I fell down a lot. Sentence 5: After I stopped falling down the glasses made life better. Choices: a. Glasses. b. Tony's Pizza.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My dad has never been able to see well. Sentence 2: He really needed new glasses but we couldn't afford them. Sentence 3: After I got my paycheck one week I took him to an eye doctor! Sentence 4: I decided it was time for him to get new glasses. Sentence 5: After the doctor we went and got his new glasses, that I paid for. Choices: a. Sunglasses. b. Glasses.", "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'."}450{"query": "Sentence 1: Rob was the head manager at 711. Sentence 2: He was also a homosexual. Sentence 3: He tried to make the moves on Justin. Sentence 4: Justin didn't like the advances. Sentence 5: Rob got mad and fired Justin. Choices: a. Rob fires Justin. b. Dan's Bad Luck.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jeff has a job in the record business. Sentence 2: He signs a hip young group to his label. Sentence 3: They record a cd. Sentence 4: The cd is a huge failure. Sentence 5: Jeff is fired from his music job. Choices: a. Jeff is fired. b. Broken Heater.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Stanley was playing poker. Sentence 2: Stanley was winning big. Sentence 3: Stanley's friends wanted to play one last game all or nothing. Sentence 4: Stanley bet all his chips on the game. Sentence 5: Stanley lost everything. Choices: a. Rob fires Justin. b. Stanley lost.", "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'."}451{"query": "Sentence 1: My wife doesn't listen to classical music. Sentence 2: I love it but don't play it in her presence. Sentence 3: I played it all day when she was working. Sentence 4: Now she has retired, but I play it on my Kindle with earphones. Sentence 5: It is a good compromise, I feel. Choices: a. A New Hobby. b. Kindle.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Garrett needed a new instrument. Sentence 2: He looked up ones online. Sentence 3: He found an accordion. Sentence 4: He bought it. Sentence 5: He played it a lot. Choices: a. New Dog. b. Accordion Time.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My wife used our old printer last month. Sentence 2: It jammed printing the second page. Sentence 3: It would print only one page at a time. Sentence 4: She suggested buying a new printer. Sentence 5: I got a fast new printer on Amazon, and she was happy. Choices: a. Printer. b. Baking cookies.", "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'."}452{"query": "Sentence 1: Ted wasn't very good at dating. Sentence 2: He had been looking for a date for a long time. Sentence 3: A friend suggested an online dating site. Sentence 4: Ted figured he had nothing else to lose. Sentence 5: Ted was able to find a nice date on the website. Choices: a. A Good Boyfriend. b. Ted finds a date.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Will was feeling lonely. Sentence 2: Will signed up for an online dating service. Sentence 3: Will made a profile, including pictures. Sentence 4: Will began getting emails from single women in his area. Sentence 5: Now Will is on a date every Friday night! Choices: a. No gas left. b. Date Scene.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sam was feeling quite sad. Sentence 2: He had recently broken up with his girlfriend. Sentence 3: Sam decided to find another partner. Sentence 4: He signed up for multiple online dating websites. Sentence 5: Sam was able to find another girlfriend utilizing online dating. Choices: a. Sam Finds a New Girlfriend. b. Spill.", "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'."}453{"query": "Sentence 1: Lisa's prom was coming up in a few months. Sentence 2: She was thinking of the dress she wanted. Sentence 3: Lisa decided she would sew her own dress. Sentence 4: She bought her materials at the fabric store. Sentence 5: Lisa had the most unique dress at the dance. Choices: a. Lisa's Dress. b. The Mower Blade.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Liz was excited about going to prom. Sentence 2: She needed a dress. Sentence 3: Her mom did not have enough money to buy a new prom dress. Sentence 4: She decided to make Liz a dress. Sentence 5: They found the perfect material and made Liz a beautiful dress. Choices: a. Prom Dress. b. Submitting a Project.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mary needed to find a dress to wear to her high school prom. Sentence 2: She went to many stores and couldn't find a dress she liked. Sentence 3: Finally, she found a blue dress that looked very pretty. Sentence 4: On prom night, everyone commented on how lovely her dress looked. Sentence 5: Mary felt happy that she had such a nice dress. Choices: a. Wrong Way. b. A Dress For Prom.", "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'."}454{"query": "Sentence 1: Sarah and Jim had a make or break chemistry test. Sentence 2: Sarah told Jim she help him study and pass the test. Sentence 3: Jim didn't pay attention studying and bribed Sarah to just cheat. Sentence 4: Sarah tried giving him the answers on the test day but got caught. Sentence 5: They were both given F's and had to retake the class next semester. Choices: a. Assumption. b. Cheater.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ann and Sara were taking a test in class. Sentence 2: Sara asked Ann to give her the answers to the test. Sentence 3: Ann felt that they would get into trouble. Sentence 4: But Ann did it anyway and slipped Sara a piece of paper. Sentence 5: Sara thanked Ann but Ann felt guilty. Choices: a. The Pool. b. Test Cheater.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane had to write a paper for her English class. Sentence 2: Jane hated writing papers. Sentence 3: She paid her friend to write the paper. Sentence 4: Jane turned in the paper she wrote. Sentence 5: Jane and her friend were both reprimanded for cheating. Choices: a. Cheating. b. Dreams.", "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'."}455{"query": "Sentence 1: The man punched the wall. Sentence 2: He hit a stud. Sentence 3: He broke his hand. Sentence 4: He felt stupid about how he broke it. Sentence 5: He made up a lie to tell his friends about how he broke it. Choices: a. Broke Hand. b. Two Day Hook-up.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Wright had a very dirty ceiling. Sentence 2: One day, he decided he would paint it. Sentence 3: After many tries, he finally finished. Sentence 4: He had painted it a very lovely shade of blue. Sentence 5: Finally, Wright had a good looking ceiling. Choices: a. Ceiling.. b. Broken Hand.", "neg": "Sentence 1: He punched me in the arm. Sentence 2: He was drunk again. Sentence 3: The spot began to swell. Sentence 4: By the next day it was black. Sentence 5: It hurt to move my arm for a week. Choices: a. Wrong Glasses. b. Bruises.", "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'."}456{"query": "Sentence 1: The boy got scared. Sentence 2: He looked for his mom. Sentence 3: He could not find his mom. Sentence 4: He screamed out for his mom. Sentence 5: His mom came running. Choices: a. gifted. b. scared.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tommy was shopping with his mother in the department store. Sentence 2: Tommy went to look at a display of remote control cars. Sentence 3: When he was done, he turned around, and his mom was nowhere in sight! Sentence 4: Tommy was so scared he cried very loudly. Sentence 5: His mother heard his crying and rushed to him. Choices: a. A real life fairy tale. b. Tommy Gets Lost.", "neg": "Sentence 1: A girl went to play with her friends. Sentence 2: She went across the street. Sentence 3: The parents went over to get her. Sentence 4: She was lost. Sentence 5: They found her in their home. Choices: a. Lost Girl. b. Facing the Fear.", "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'."}457{"query": "Sentence 1: Erica always wanted to go bungee jumping. Sentence 2: So we went to a local place that had it. Sentence 3: We had to sign all these waivers and paperwork. Sentence 4: And then I verified that she still wanted to go. Sentence 5: She said yes and we did the jump, it was the craziest thing I've done. Choices: a. bungee jump. b. birthday.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I have always wanted to go bungee jumping. Sentence 2: My friend told me he bought tickets for us to bungee jump once. Sentence 3: I was so excited, I could not sleep the night before. Sentence 4: After going through the instructions, we finally got to jump. Sentence 5: I enjoyed bungee jumping more than I ever imagined. Choices: a. Bungee Jumping. b. Mean Teacher.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Eric wanted to go bungee jumping. Sentence 2: But his mom said it was a bad idea. Sentence 3: Eric decided to go anyway. Sentence 4: And he had a great time. Sentence 5: So he decided to go bungee jumping every month. Choices: a. New Chair. b. Bungee Jumping.", "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'."}458{"query": "Sentence 1: Camren loved getting her hair done. Sentence 2: She is 6 years old and likes to get dressed up. Sentence 3: Her dad took her to a dance. Sentence 4: She got a new dress and went to the salon. Sentence 5: She felt pretty and had a great time. Choices: a. Beads. b. Family vacation.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jenna wanted a new hairstyle. Sentence 2: Her sister put very intricate braids in her hair. Sentence 3: Jenna loved the new look. Sentence 4: She wore her braided hair out on a date. Sentence 5: The guy complimented them. Choices: a. The Braids. b. The Piano Teacher.", "neg": "Sentence 1: This weekend our daughter had her child all to herself. Sentence 2: Her husband was away at a philosophy conference. Sentence 3: Her daughter is only 2 and missed her dad. Sentence 4: She cheered up when her mom said she could watch a movie. Sentence 5: They watched Toy Story together. Choices: a. Antique Store. b. Mommy and Daughter.", "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'."}459{"query": "Sentence 1: Ronnie grew up experimenting with drugs starting from the age 11. Sentence 2: She mainly only smoked marijuana and it was on a daily basis. Sentence 3: But when she turned 15 she was introduced to heroin. Sentence 4: She became very addicted to heroin and almost died one night. Sentence 5: The next morning she quit cold turkey and has been clean for 10 years. Choices: a. Quitting heroin cold turkey. b. Fighting at School.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mary is twenty four years old. Sentence 2: She is divorced and the mother of three small children. Sentence 3: Mary has a very bad heroin habit that causes her to neglect her kids. Sentence 4: One day, child protective services visited Mary's home. Sentence 5: After their visit, Mary's children were removed from the home. Choices: a. She Lost Her Kids. b. Quit.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Irene is an extreme right winger. Sentence 2: Her daughter Pattie is a Democrat. Sentence 3: Right now they are fighting over politics. Sentence 4: Irene is mad that Pattie won't vote Republican. Sentence 5: They got into a big argument 1 month ago and haven't talked since. Choices: a. addiction. b. Fighting over politics.", "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'."}460{"query": "Sentence 1: Wally had made a mistake. Sentence 2: He had kissed his neighbor. Sentence 3: He confessed this to his wife. Sentence 4: She made him sleep on the couch. Sentence 5: Wally would never forgive himself. Choices: a. The Affair. b. Grand Master.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Denis didn't love his wife anymore. Sentence 2: He had fallen in love with his neighbor instead. Sentence 3: As soon as he had the chance, he asked for a divorce. Sentence 4: He kicked his wife out of the house. Sentence 5: And he married his neighbor the year after. Choices: a. Divorce. b. Shark in the water.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Two of my coworkers in the office had an affair. Sentence 2: The man's wife found out. Sentence 3: He stopped the affair and promised to be faithful. Sentence 4: His wife made up a FB page in his name. Sentence 5: She tried to catch him cheating on Facebook, but he has been good. Choices: a. Playing Billiards. b. Affair.", "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'."}461{"query": "Sentence 1: Last summer I went to a concert. Sentence 2: The concert was in a park, so I decided to dress in cooler clothes. Sentence 3: I met my best friend in the parking lot of the venue. Sentence 4: We walked into the concert together. Sentence 5: We listened to our favorite music for three hours. Choices: a. Mitch travels. b. Concert.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I went to a popular music festival a few years ago. Sentence 2: Me and a few friends ended up camping in the campgrounds. Sentence 3: I was able to see a lot of great bands play live. Sentence 4: The weather was a bit warm, but it was tolerable. Sentence 5: That weekend is one the best weekends of my life. Choices: a. The Ears. b. Weekend at Music Festival.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tori's favorite band was in concert near her. Sentence 2: Tori really wanted to meet the lead singer of the band. Sentence 3: Tori decided to sneak in through the backstage area. Sentence 4: The security caught Tori sneaking in. Sentence 5: Tori's parents had to pick her up from the concert arena. Choices: a. The Concert. b. The Fridge.", "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'."}462{"query": "Sentence 1: I told my wife I was going to make pizza for dinner tonight. Sentence 2: I went to the store and got all of the ingredients. Sentence 3: When I got home I started making the pizza. Sentence 4: I put it in the oven for twenty minutes. Sentence 5: When it was done cooking, we ate it and found it delicious! Choices: a. The Confetti. b. Cooking.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The kids gathered their ingredients to make a pizza. Sentence 2: One kid added pepperoni. Sentence 3: The other used tomatoes. Sentence 4: They gobbled the pizzas up. Sentence 5: It was a delicious treat! Choices: a. The Brown Dog. b. The Pizza.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tamara was cooking dinner. Sentence 2: She made pizza dough from scratch. Sentence 3: She spread the sauce on it. Sentence 4: Then she added cheese and pepperoni. Sentence 5: Her kids couldn't wait to eat the homemade pizza! Choices: a. The Pizza. b. Mexico.", "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'."}463{"query": "Sentence 1: Suzy and her boyfriend had been together one year. Sentence 2: They decided to celebrate. Sentence 3: They took a trip to Mexico. Sentence 4: They stayed the beach. Sentence 5: Unfortunately though they got caught in a hurricane. Choices: a. Trip to Mexico. b. Researcher Ed.", "pos": "Sentence 1: For their 5th anniversary Robyn and Rachelle are taking a trip. Sentence 2: They want to go to a few different places. Sentence 3: They are starting off in Spain. Sentence 4: After that they are travelling to England. Sentence 5: Their last stop will be France. Choices: a. Around the World. b. Falling.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The Powell's had been planning a vacation to Cancun for months. Sentence 2: They had packed weeks before they were scheduled to leave. Sentence 3: When their plane landed in Cancun, the Powell's were excited. Sentence 4: They had been there two days when a storm hit their hotel. Sentence 5: The hotel had to be evacuated because of flooding. Choices: a. The Boutique. b. Vacation.", "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'."}464{"query": "Sentence 1: Lexi was starting gymnastics. Sentence 2: She tried on many different leotards. Sentence 3: She found one that was comfortable and cute. Sentence 4: She took it home and tried it on again. Sentence 5: She was so excited to go to class! Choices: a. The Leotard. b. The Name Book.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Courtney liked her dance school. Sentence 2: Hip Hop was her favorite class. Sentence 3: She learned new moves every week. Sentence 4: When she had mastered those, they taught her some more. Sentence 5: Courtney was excited about all the things she would learn for recital. Choices: a. Hip Hop. b. The Spoiled Veggies.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sandra was nervous. Sentence 2: She just got her gym membership. Sentence 3: She walked in the door and was a bit intimidated. Sentence 4: She overcame it though and began working out. Sentence 5: She felt great working out in the gym. Choices: a. Ballet. b. The Gym.", "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'."}465{"query": "Sentence 1: Tim and May came back to the campsite proudly displaying a trout. Sentence 2: They explained to their parents that it had just fell into the canoe. Sentence 3: Their parents looked skeptical, but agreed it would taste great fried. Sentence 4: May's mom prepared and cooked the trout with onions and butter. Sentence 5: The trout did make a delicious camp out dinner. Choices: a. Burger To Go. b. Fried Trout.", "pos": "Sentence 1: LJ and Brandon cooked out every Sunday. Sentence 2: This week, they each planned to bring different items. Sentence 3: LJ brought sweet potato fries and brussel sprouts. Sentence 4: Brandon brought salmon and watermelon. Sentence 5: They cooked it on the grill, and ate dinner outside on the patio. Choices: a. Tom Goes to the Park. b. Cookout.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tanya was on a fishing trip. Sentence 2: She never usually caught anything but enjoyed it regardless. Sentence 3: This day she felt a nibble quickly. Sentence 4: She reeled in the catch and was amazed to see a huge fish. Sentence 5: She fried it up for dinner that night and ate proudly. Choices: a. The Biggest Fish. b. The Sausage Attempt.", "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'."}466{"query": "Sentence 1: Jim was playing a video game online. Sentence 2: His internet connection went down. Sentence 3: Jim was booted from the game. Sentence 4: He lost the game. Sentence 5: Jim was threw a temper after playing the game. Choices: a. Getting Booted. b. Tan.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim was playing videogames with friends. Sentence 2: He kept losing. Sentence 3: Everyone kept making fun of him. Sentence 4: Tim got angry and tried to start fighting everyone else. Sentence 5: He wasn't invited to play again. Choices: a. Angry Gaming. b. Split Decision.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim was playing video games with friends. Sentence 2: He kept losing. Sentence 3: After a while he realized his controller was broken. Sentence 4: Nobody believed him at first. Sentence 5: Eventually they checked and it was true. Choices: a. The Bathtub. b. Broken Controller.", "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'."}467{"query": "Sentence 1: Nothing sounded quite as good as popcorn did late at night for MJ. Sentence 2: Her boyfriend decided to run out to get some for the two of them. Sentence 3: Every store he went to was sold out. Sentence 4: After four stores, he finally bought some. Sentence 5: When he got home, MJ was sound asleep. Choices: a. Soccer Practice. b. The life of a Boyfriend.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mike was getting a bad case of insomnia. Sentence 2: He decided to go for a run to tire himself out. Sentence 3: He went on to run for an hour around his neighborhood. Sentence 4: By the time Mike got back he was absolutely exhausted. Sentence 5: Mike ended up sleeping in! Choices: a. Frisbee Record. b. Insomnia.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Joe was baking granola bars very late at night. Sentence 2: And he was beginning to get sleepy. Sentence 3: He put the granola mixture in the oven and sat on his couch. Sentence 4: But he found himself drifting into sleep. Sentence 5: He woke up a few hours later to the smell of burning granola. Choices: a. Sleepy Baker. b. Fright of Flight.", "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'."}468{"query": "Sentence 1: Jennie and Tom has been together for five years with three kids. Sentence 2: Jennie recently started feeling distant from Tom and the kids. Sentence 3: She went to therapy and talked about how she was feeling. Sentence 4: She was prescribed Anti-depressants for a month. Sentence 5: Tom found out that Jennie cheated on him with his brother. Choices: a. Story. b. Cheater.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Georgina was in a loveless marriage. Sentence 2: She decided to have an affair with her coworker. Sentence 3: Georgina then realized the co worker looked very similar to her husband. Sentence 4: She told her husband she was cheating on him. Sentence 5: He didn't mind because he saw her boyfriend looked like him. Choices: a. Autism and Diet. b. Coworker.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ron found out his fiance was cheating. Sentence 2: It scarred him and he was wary of new relationships. Sentence 3: He got serious with Jane, but soon found himself worrying a lot. Sentence 4: He constantly started fights accusing her of cheating. Sentence 5: She convinced him to go to couples' therapy and now they are happy. Choices: a. Getting Over It. b. Early Bird.", "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'."}469{"query": "Sentence 1: Rosie went to the playground after school. Sentence 2: I usually went too, but I had to go to the dentist. Sentence 3: I hated every minute at the dentist appointment. Sentence 4: Later I found out there had been a shooting. Sentence 5: Rosie had been shot in the eye. Choices: a. Practice Makes Perfect. b. Rosie.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Susie got a bad piercing. Sentence 2: She thought it would be nice. Sentence 3: But it ended up hurting, Sentence 4: She got an infection. Sentence 5: So she could not go to work the next day. Choices: a. Driving. b. Bad piercing.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Suzy was having some tooth pain. Sentence 2: She ate food that was too cold. Sentence 3: So she decided to put gel on it. Sentence 4: It took awhile. Sentence 5: But after an hour she felt much better. Choices: a. Tooth pain. b. The Playground.", "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'."}470{"query": "Sentence 1: Some things they do are weird, but they call it creative thinking. Sentence 2: Linda attends a high school that is on a university's campus. Sentence 3: There are two guys who like her on campus. Sentence 4: They wanted to compete for her but didn't want to fight. Sentence 5: She made them strip to their briefs and model, she chose the fittest. Choices: a. A Creative Competition. b. Slambo.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Melissa drew three designs for monsters for the school play. Sentence 2: Her classmates had to vote on which design they liked best. Sentence 3: They picked the one that had three eyes and a fuzzy mane. Sentence 4: That one was Melissa's favorite, too. Sentence 5: Now, Melissa will give her design to Joe to make the costume. Choices: a. Monster Designs. b. New Baby.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kia entered the talent show at school. Sentence 2: She juggled six balls without dropping any! Sentence 3: The crowd applauded her act. Sentence 4: They awarded her first place! Sentence 5: Kia was thrilled! Choices: a. Clown Lover. b. Talent Show.", "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'."}471{"query": "Sentence 1: Trina liked to eat starchy foods. Sentence 2: Potatoes were her favorite. Sentence 3: She boiled and mashed them up. Sentence 4: She ate the whole bowl on her own! Sentence 5: She was so stuffed she couldn't move. Choices: a. The Potatoes. b. The Dog Swim.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The kids were hungry. Sentence 2: Their mom made them a big pot of noodles. Sentence 3: They put butter and Parmesan on it. Sentence 4: The kids gobbled the whole plate up. Sentence 5: That was their favorite meal! Choices: a. Noodles. b. Too slow.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The girl made her favorite kind of dessert. Sentence 2: It was pudding that was made on the stove. Sentence 3: She ate the entire box of it by herself. Sentence 4: She licked the spoon and the bowl. Sentence 5: She was full! Choices: a. The Ping Pong Table. b. The Pudding.", "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'."}472{"query": "Sentence 1: Kia had always had a distaste for mushrooms. Sentence 2: But then one day she ordered pasta at a restaurant. Sentence 3: The sauce was wonderful, and she asked what was in it. Sentence 4: To her surprise, the waiter said it was mostly mushrooms! Sentence 5: Kia decided to give mushrooms another chance! Choices: a. Mushrooms. b. The Burger.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Emma had never had a Caesar salad. Sentence 2: When her dinner party hostess served it, she tried to handle it. Sentence 3: She told herself that it would taste okay, and she tasted it. Sentence 4: To her surprise, she was surprised by its taste. Sentence 5: It was strong, but good - and Emma loved it! Choices: a. Salad. b. Learning.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kara had always found steak too tough for her liking. Sentence 2: Then one day her boyfriend promised to change her mind. Sentence 3: She waited curiously as he cooked them both steak and potatoes. Sentence 4: As she bit into the steak, she had to admit - it was incredible! Sentence 5: Her boyfriend explained that it was a tender cut called Filet Mignon. Choices: a. Garage. b. Steak.", "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'."}473{"query": "Sentence 1: Tina tried out for the swim team. Sentence 2: She made it. Sentence 3: Tina was happy. Sentence 4: She told her friends. Sentence 5: They were happy for her. Choices: a. Swim team. b. Privilege Not Deserved.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jenny is four years and two weeks old. Sentence 2: She started a swimming class for four year olds last week. Sentence 3: She was better at swimming than the other children. Sentence 4: Her teacher promoted her to the next class up. Sentence 5: Jenny was given a badge and was very happy. Choices: a. Little swimming star. b. Ants.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jessica wanted to join the swim team. Sentence 2: She did very well in the tryouts. Sentence 3: She was happy when the coach told her she was on the team. Sentence 4: Jessica competed in her first trial just two days later. Sentence 5: She took first place and quickly became the favored one on the team. Choices: a. Puppet Show. b. Swimming.", "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'."}474{"query": "Sentence 1: Von never seemed to figure out where his pickle juice went. Sentence 2: FOr months and months he wondered where it all went. Sentence 3: He finally had enough and planted several cameras near his fridge. Sentence 4: It turned out to be his roommate taking all his pickle juice. Sentence 5: He claimed it was for flavor to flick onto his sandwiches, it was odd. Choices: a. The Interview. b. The gross truth.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sam really hated pickles. Sentence 2: His friend Todd, though, really liked to play practical jokes. Sentence 3: One day Todd made him a pb&j sandwich with a hidden pickle inside. Sentence 4: Sam took a big bite, then spat it out and gagged on the pickle. Sentence 5: Todd laughed and laughed and Sam's discomfort. Choices: a. Moving out. b. Pickle Surprise?.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jake was making a sandwich. Sentence 2: He had all the ingredients ready. Sentence 3: He put everything together. Sentence 4: Right before taking a bit he noticed the moldy bread. Sentence 5: Jake had to throw away the sandwich. Choices: a. Moldy Bread. b. Wigs.", "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'."}475{"query": "Sentence 1: The Jensen family were all quite excited. Sentence 2: Tonight was the big meteor shower. Sentence 3: They had all stayed up late to watch it. Sentence 4: The meteors began raining down. Sentence 5: The family had a great time that night. Choices: a. The Meteor Shower. b. A Wall of Burning Books.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Anna heard that there would be a meteor shower. Sentence 2: She was excited to watch it! Sentence 3: She got out her blanket and Thermos and laid outside. Sentence 4: As the night deepened, stars started flying. Sentence 5: Anna was awed by the strange celestial beauty! Choices: a. Stars. b. Lost.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Some kids set off fireworks on a mesa. Sentence 2: The grass on the mesa burned. Sentence 3: The fire came close to some houses. Sentence 4: Firefighters put out the fire. Sentence 5: Nobody was hurt. Choices: a. The Book. b. Fourth of July.", "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'."}476{"query": "Sentence 1: The tourists went to an aviary. Sentence 2: They saw their favorite birds. Sentence 3: There was a show for one of them. Sentence 4: The toucan would talk to them. Sentence 5: They loved to see the show. Choices: a. Car Wash. b. Toucan.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Oran bought binoculars. Sentence 2: He took them outside. Sentence 3: He saw birds. Sentence 4: He watched them. Sentence 5: They became his friends. Choices: a. Tunnels. b. Bird Watching.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Annie put a bird bath in her yard. Sentence 2: Birds started frequenting it right away. Sentence 3: The splashed around in the water. Sentence 4: Annie loved watching them standing in it. Sentence 5: She added a bird feeder so they could be fed, too. Choices: a. The Bird Bath. b. Crab.", "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'."}477{"query": "Sentence 1: Beth was shopping in the mall one day. Sentence 2: She had picked up a few things and was ready to leave. Sentence 3: Just as she was leaving she spotted a sad puppy in the window. Sentence 4: She went inside and asked about the puppy. Sentence 5: She signed all the papers and took her new puppy home! Choices: a. Beth buys a puppy. b. The Haircut.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One day, Ben's mother told him they were getting a puppy. Sentence 2: Excitedly, they made the drive to a friend's house. Sentence 3: Their friend's dog had given birth to eight puppies. Sentence 4: Ben was allowed to pick out which puppy he wanted. Sentence 5: He spotted a red one he loved and in eight weeks, he took it home. Choices: a. The Right One. b. THAT DAY.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ashley wanted to buy her first pet. Sentence 2: She drove to the pet store to look at all the different animals. Sentence 3: Ashley found an adorable puppy that she instantly fell in love with! Sentence 4: She decided to name her new puppy Spot. Sentence 5: Now Ashley and Spot are the best of friends! Choices: a. Salespad. b. Ashley Goes to the Pet Store.", "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'."}478{"query": "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!.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jared wanted to surprise his girlfriend. Sentence 2: He decided to make her breakfast in bed. Sentence 3: Unfortunately he was a terrible cook. Sentence 4: He wound up burning everything and setting off the alarm. Sentence 5: His girlfriend woke up freaking out and angry. Choices: a. Cable Issues. b. Burnt Bacon.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Rosa liked to cook spicy foods. Sentence 2: She invited her friend Denny over for dinner. Sentence 3: Rosa served the food and the two sat down. Sentence 4: Denny couldn't eat because the food was too fiery. Sentence 5: Rosy apologized for her seasoning. Choices: a. Hot Stuff. b. Bike crash.", "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'."}479{"query": "Sentence 1: Stacey wanted to write the perfect story for her English class. Sentence 2: But she kept stopping and rewriting sentences over and over. Sentence 3: After several hours, she hardly had anything written. Sentence 4: With little time left, she had to quickly finish her story. Sentence 5: Stacey realized she tried to be too idealistic. Choices: a. Ideal. b. Long Bus Ride Home.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jess was writing music. Sentence 2: But she kept complaining that she wasn't writing anything original. Sentence 3: She kept stopping and rewriting songs. Sentence 4: But she was never as original as she wanted to be. Sentence 5: Jess ended up never finishing a song. Choices: a. Creative. b. Finished.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Susie was getting tired. Sentence 2: But she had to finish her project. Sentence 3: Her eyes started to doze off. Sentence 4: Susie could not help it. Sentence 5: She ended up falling asleep without finishing the project. Choices: a. Heart. b. Getting ready for bed.", "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'."}480{"query": "Sentence 1: Jim and Misty were recently married. Sentence 2: After several years of renting, they decided to buy their first home. Sentence 3: They worked with a realtor and looked at house after house. Sentence 4: Jim and Misti finally found the perfect house that they both loved. Sentence 5: They could not wait to make this house their home! Choices: a. Our First Home. b. Wet Floor.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The family was so proud and excited. Sentence 2: They were moving into a brand new house! Sentence 3: The movers took all their things over in a huge truck. Sentence 4: They unpacked it all carefully. Sentence 5: They were happy to finally have their own home. Choices: a. The New House. b. Date!.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Brad and Julie were excited. Sentence 2: The couple had just closed on their first house. Sentence 3: They began getting everything ready for the move. Sentence 4: Moving in was a long and hard process, but they finally did it. Sentence 5: Brad and Julie were so happy in their new home. Choices: a. Desk. b. A New House.", "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'."}481{"query": "Sentence 1: Lisa wanted something different. Sentence 2: She decided to have a pasta party. Sentence 3: She made ten different pastas. Sentence 4: It was great. Sentence 5: Lisa loved it. Choices: a. Jannie. b. Pasta party.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sue loved to make spaghetti. Sentence 2: She also like to create new sauces. Sentence 3: She found a new recipe and bought all the ingredients. Sentence 4: She followed the recipe and served it to her family. Sentence 5: They all loved the new sauce. Choices: a. Sharing. b. Spaghetti.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sally was cooking spaghetti. Sentence 2: She was making the sauce from scratch. Sentence 3: As she was cooking, she got distracted. Sentence 4: When she was adding the spices, she poured in too much garlic. Sentence 5: Everyone said the sauce tasted good despite the extra garlic. Choices: a. Spaghetti Sauce. b. Cool C.", "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'."}482{"query": "Sentence 1: Rebecca and her friends went on a camping trip. Sentence 2: When night fell, her friends all wanted to start a campfire. Sentence 3: They quickly discovered that no one knew how to build one. Sentence 4: Rebecca proudly revealed that she knew how to build a campfire. Sentence 5: She started the fire with ease, to the amazement of her friends. Choices: a. Campfire. b. Missed It.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Gwyn and Stacy were excited about the camping trip. Sentence 2: Neither one of them had ever been camping before. Sentence 3: They loaded up the truck and headed off. Sentence 4: They found a great site next to a small river. Sentence 5: They had a wonderful weekend camping and having fun. Choices: a. The Camping Trip. b. Grandma Knows Best.", "neg": "Sentence 1: We had a school camping when i was in grade school. Sentence 2: It was really fun and adventurous. Sentence 3: We made bonfire on our first night. Sentence 4: I thought it was difficult to make bonfire but i was wrong. Sentence 5: It was the time that i learned how to make bonfire. Choices: a. My friend. b. school camping.", "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'."}483{"query": "Sentence 1: Jeff bought a foreclosed house for a cheap price. Sentence 2: He fixed it up and put it up for rent. Sentence 3: He found renters to signed a five year lease. Sentence 4: Every month Jeff makes a profit from the renters. Sentence 5: Jeff puts all his profits into his savings for his retirement. Choices: a. Smart Move. b. Soup.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Gary felt he could pay off his mortgage quickly if he got roommates. Sentence 2: Gary placed an ad on Craigslist looking for roommates. Sentence 3: After screening roommates, Gary choose two individuals. Sentence 4: After they moved in Gary and his roommates became acquainted. Sentence 5: Gary was glad with the decision he made to get roommates. Choices: a. New Roommates. b. Gas.", "neg": "Sentence 1: A year ago, I decided I wanted to buy a house. Sentence 2: I did a lot of research and attended a workshop for homebuyers. Sentence 3: Then, I found a realtor. Sentence 4: After looking at 15 houses, I found my dream home! Sentence 5: Within 45 days, I closed on the house and became a homeowner. Choices: a. Mashed Potatoes. b. New House.", "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'."}484{"query": "Sentence 1: Tim is an avid coffee drinker. Sentence 2: When he woke up this morning, his coffee maker was broken. Sentence 3: He remembered he had a starbucks gift card. Sentence 4: Tim waited in the drive-thru line for 15 minutes. Sentence 5: He did not enjoy the coffee that he had bought. Choices: a. Diane Takes A Ride. b. Tim's Coffee.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Richard was driving to work. Sentence 2: He wanted to buy a cup of coffee. Sentence 3: He pulled into a Starbucks. Sentence 4: Richard got out of his car. Sentence 5: He went into the Starbucks. Choices: a. Ian's Snacks. b. coffee time.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Fred had difficulty falling asleep last night. Sentence 2: He is afraid that he will be sleepy at work today. Sentence 3: Fred decides to drink a large coffee before work. Sentence 4: The coffee helps him feel more awake. Sentence 5: Fred is glad that he feels awake despite not sleeping well. Choices: a. Fred Drinks Coffee. b. A Friendly Encounter on the Bus.", "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'."}485{"query": "Sentence 1: I was walking in the desert. Sentence 2: I saw vultures circling in the sky. Sentence 3: I began to get very scared. Sentence 4: I saw them swoop down fast. Sentence 5: It turns out they were trying to eat the dead animal behind me. Choices: a. Vultures. b. Losing.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The leopard was hungry as a drought had made food scarce. Sentence 2: I stalked silently through the forest for prey. Sentence 3: Eventually it came across a deer feeding on grass. Sentence 4: It crept quietly until it was close enough to pounce. Sentence 5: It leaped on the deer and fed, at last satisfying its hunger. Choices: a. The leopard. b. Car pool.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I saw a skunk on my walk home. Sentence 2: I think I startled him more than he startled me. Sentence 3: That is, he was the more startled one until he sprayed me. Sentence 4: Now, I'm a horrible mess. Sentence 5: I'm going to stink for a week! Choices: a. Mountain Lion. b. The Skunk.", "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'."}486{"query": "Sentence 1: In 2006 I played an April Fool's joke on my friend. Sentence 2: She was a yoga teacher. Sentence 3: I sent a fake letter from a Vedanta Society asking her to teach yoga. Sentence 4: She got all excited and told her mom. Sentence 5: I confessed it was a joke, and she was good natured about it. Choices: a. Sports. b. April Fools 2006.", "pos": "Sentence 1: James likes to pull occasional pranks and Dave. Sentence 2: One day at work, Dave was annoying James. Sentence 3: James decided it was time for a prank. Sentence 4: The next day, Dave was outraged. Sentence 5: Someone had put everything on his desk into the vending machines. Choices: a. Broke but not Poor. b. The Prank.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Gabe was eating lunch with his friends. Sentence 2: They liked to play jokes on each other. Sentence 3: When Gabe went to the restroom, his friend put salt in his soda. Sentence 4: Gabe returned and gagged as he took a sip of his drink. Sentence 5: His friends all roared with laughter. Choices: a. A Prank. b. all you can eat.", "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'."}487{"query": "Sentence 1: August was running around the house, chasing his brother. Sentence 2: At the same time, August was clutching a pair of scissors in his hand. Sentence 3: August's mother soon caught them in the act. Sentence 4: When she noticed the scissors, she became angry. Sentence 5: August was sent to his room. Choices: a. Scissors. b. Super Mario.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jeffery little brother was annoying him. Sentence 2: Jeffrey brother followed him everywhere. Sentence 3: If Jeffrey ate eggs for breakfast his little brother would copy. Sentence 4: Jeffrey grew tired of his little brother copycat behavior. Sentence 5: Playing a prank on his little brother Jeffrey started mimicking him. Choices: a. Little Brother. b. Jason gets robbed.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jason was playing on the floor building a card house. Sentence 2: His younger brother ran in the room knocking down the house. Sentence 3: Jason was furious. Sentence 4: He jumped up and shoved his brother. Sentence 5: His mother saw and punished Jason. Choices: a. The Stage. b. Knocking Down the House.", "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'."}488{"query": "Sentence 1: One day the Johnston family kitchen caught on fire. Sentence 2: Luckily they had a fire extinguisher in the kitchen. Sentence 3: Mr Johnston put the fire out with it. Sentence 4: Fortunately the fire didn't destroy anything. Sentence 5: The Johnstons vowed to be more careful. Choices: a. Fish. b. Kitchen Fire.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The Anderson family fireplace got out of control one day. Sentence 2: Everyone evacuated. Sentence 3: The fire truck came and sprayed water onto the house. Sentence 4: Most of their things could be salvaged. Sentence 5: They were able to move back in again. Choices: a. Fishing Trip. b. House Fire.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I had a bad dream. Sentence 2: In the dream I slipped in the kitchen and fell. Sentence 3: I was very afraid of the kitchen after that. Sentence 4: I decided that this fear was irrational. Sentence 5: After going back into the kitchen, I was fine. Choices: a. Kitchen Nightmare. b. Campfire.", "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'."}489{"query": "Sentence 1: Every year Jill would go to her grandparents for Easter. Sentence 2: This year they were going to have a special egg hunt. Sentence 3: Many of the eggs would have money and prizes. Sentence 4: Jill brought her basket. Sentence 5: She found the most eggs out of everybody there. Choices: a. Easter. b. Too Selfish.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kate was excited for Easter. Sentence 2: She had assembled great Easter Baskets for her kids. Sentence 3: They were full of candy and toys. Sentence 4: On Easter Sunday, the kids tore into the baskets. Sentence 5: They were thrilled with their gifts. Choices: a. The Easter Basket. b. The Mask.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bobby desperately wanted to find the most Easter Eggs this year. Sentence 2: Whatever child found the most would win a huge chocolate bunny. Sentence 3: When it was time he ran as fast as he could to the end of the field. Sentence 4: All the other kids were splitting up the eggs near the starting line. Sentence 5: He had twelve more eggs than any other child! Choices: a. Beautiful bracelet. b. Easter Egg Hunt.", "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'."}490{"query": "Sentence 1: Rob is driving to the store. Sentence 2: He notices a weird noise coming from his car. Sentence 3: He pulls over to check it out. Sentence 4: He lifts the hood and his engine is blown. Sentence 5: He waits for help on the side of the road. Choices: a. Rob Breaks Down. b. Lazy Enough.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim was driving down the road. Sentence 2: His car was getting hot. Sentence 3: He pulled over to see what was wrong. Sentence 4: He looked under the hood and the engine was blown. Sentence 5: He called for help and waited. Choices: a. Jim breaks down. b. Time to Work.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bryan is driving to a concert. Sentence 2: He hears a noise coming from his car. Sentence 3: He pulls over to see what's wrong. Sentence 4: He gets out and pops the hood. Sentence 5: His engine is blown and he has to call for help. Choices: a. Jim's bad day. b. Bryan breaks down.", "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'."}491{"query": "Sentence 1: Julie and Dean were small children. Sentence 2: They were playing and had broken a very expensive vase. Sentence 3: Their mother told them to go outside and pick a switch. Sentence 4: They grimaced and went to find a small stick. Sentence 5: Their mother used the sticks to discipline them for breaking the vase. Choices: a. Cut the Cord. b. Picking Switches.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Katie, Briana and Susie all wanted to play jump rope. Sentence 2: None of them had a jump rope. Sentence 3: Katie noticed a small hose in her front yard. Sentence 4: She disconnected the hose. Sentence 5: The girls were able to use the hose to play jump rope. Choices: a. Paying off credit card finally. b. Playing Jump Rope.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The kids were playing in the living room. Sentence 2: They were throwing a bouncy ball around. Sentence 3: It hit the tv and shattered it! Sentence 4: The dad was FURIOUS! Sentence 5: The kids promised to work to help pay for it. Choices: a. The Bouncy Ball. b. The Vampire Costume.", "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'."}492{"query": "Sentence 1: Tim was working on his car. Sentence 2: He was putting in a screw in a tight engine area. Sentence 3: Tim accidentally dropped it. Sentence 4: He spent a long time using magnets to find it. Sentence 5: Unfortunately it was never seen again. Choices: a. Braces. b. Dropped Screw.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I took my wedding ring off to clean it. Sentence 2: I accidentally dropped it on the ground. Sentence 3: It rolled away into a corner. Sentence 4: I searched and found the ring. Sentence 5: I put it back on my finger. Choices: a. Hunting for power. b. Ring.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jake loved working on cars. Sentence 2: He got an old one to work on. Sentence 3: He kept upgrading it. Sentence 4: It cost him a lot of money. Sentence 5: Eventually he had his own self made dream car. Choices: a. Car Upgrades. b. Lost Cell Phone.", "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'."}493{"query": "Sentence 1: The man was hiking alone in the woods. Sentence 2: He saw a wolf standing in the distance. Sentence 3: He was very afraid. Sentence 4: He yelled at the wolf to go away. Sentence 5: The animal crept back into the shadows. Choices: a. The Wolf. b. The Fire.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom loved to walk in the woods. Sentence 2: It was a nice day, so he got his walking stick and began walking. Sentence 3: He walked his usual path with his dog. Sentence 4: They came upon a bear during the walk. Sentence 5: They scared the bear off and quickly returned home safely. Choices: a. Walk. b. The Noisemaker.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Brad is taking a walk in the woods. Sentence 2: It's what he does to get away from it all. Sentence 3: Brad see's something brown in the woods. Sentence 4: He notices it's a huge bear. Sentence 5: Brad runs quickly back to safety. Choices: a. Rex Plays Violin. b. Brad spots a bear.", "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'."}494{"query": "Sentence 1: Randy was doing the dishes. Sentence 2: And he wanted to finish as quickly as possible. Sentence 3: The plates were very slippery. Sentence 4: And he ended up throwing one into the air. Sentence 5: It landed on the floor and broke. Choices: a. The Tag Win. b. Broken Plate.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The man broke the plate. Sentence 2: He picked up the pieces. Sentence 3: He glued the plate back together. Sentence 4: His wife saw the glued plate. Sentence 5: She threw it away. Choices: a. Kitchen. b. Plate.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Bob was doing the dishes. Sentence 2: Bob wasn't paying attention and dropped a plate. Sentence 3: The plate broke as it hit the ground. Sentence 4: Bob cleaned up the mess with a vacuum cleaner. Sentence 5: Afterwards, he dumped the broken pieces into the trash. Choices: a. Broken Plate. b. Sucking Something Cold and Hard.", "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'."}495{"query": "Sentence 1: Tim was using his electric wheelchair. Sentence 2: It ran out of batteries before he got back home. Sentence 3: It was heavy for him to push. Sentence 4: A kind stranger offered help. Sentence 5: They pushed Tim for a good bit. Choices: a. Loud Alarm. b. Out of Batteries.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim was in a wheelchair. Sentence 2: On his first day of high school, he was terrified. Sentence 3: He feared the students would mock him. Sentence 4: But he got a very pleasant surprise instead. Sentence 5: Every single student was kind to him! Choices: a. Missing Flowers. b. Tim.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Seth broke his leg in a car accident. Sentence 2: He was walking down NYC on his crutches. Sentence 3: Someone stole them and ran off. Sentence 4: Seth couldn't walk without them and fell down. Sentence 5: A kind taxi driver helped him up and drove him home. Choices: a. Crutches. b. The Rotting Pumpkin.", "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'."}496{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was at the mall. Sentence 2: He thought he saw his wife. Sentence 3: He went up to pinch her butt. Sentence 4: It turned out to be another woman. Sentence 5: She was flattered. Choices: a. Mistaken Identity. b. The Football Star.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Dan and his wife went to an office party. Sentence 2: At the party, Dan noticed someone waving at him from across the room. Sentence 3: Dan waved back, but noticed the person kept waving. Sentence 4: Dan called out to the person, saying hello. Sentence 5: To Dan's horror, he realized they were waving at someone behind him. Choices: a. Faux Pas. b. Trouble.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was at the mall. Sentence 2: He was helping his wife shop. Sentence 3: He looked away at something for a while. Sentence 4: When he got back he went up to hug who he thought was his wife. Sentence 5: It was someone else wearing similar clothing. Choices: a. The Pizza. b. Wrong Wife.", "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'."}497{"query": "Sentence 1: Daryl decided he'd have a Medical Marijuana card by this time. Sentence 2: He looked in an OC Weekly for a doctor who issued weed cards. Sentence 3: He went to the doctor's office and was asked his symptoms? Sentence 4: Daryl lied, saying he suffered from depression. Sentence 5: The interview took less than a minute and now weed is legal for Daryl. Choices: a. The Free Dinner. b. The Medical Marijuana Card.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I went to the doctor over some pain my back. Sentence 2: As I got there, perplexed over my situation I anticipated the worst. Sentence 3: The doctor came in, and did the basics and requires further tests. Sentence 4: After all was said and done, he told me it was just a posture problem. Sentence 5: I sat back, and breathed in a sigh of relief as I let out a smile. Choices: a. The Future is Here. b. The News.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Todd was called for an interview. Sentence 2: They told him they would keep in touch. Sentence 3: Several weeks passed and no call. Sentence 4: Todd was ready to give up. Sentence 5: But then they told him he got the job. Choices: a. The interview. b. Thanksgiving Dinner.", "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'."}498{"query": "Sentence 1: Peter and Derek went golfing. Sentence 2: On the last hole they tried to get a good tee off. Sentence 3: They hit about twenty balls. Sentence 4: They found most of them. Sentence 5: They finally were satisfied with a shot. Choices: a. Mulligans. b. Trade.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bernie bought a set a golf clubs with high expectations. Sentence 2: He had never played but hoped to be good. Sentence 3: When he went to the gold course, he tried to swing a few times. Sentence 4: He thought he was pretty good so he tried it with a ball. Sentence 5: He swung the club but ended up on the ground with the ball intact. Choices: a. At the golf course. b. Exchange.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Steve and his dad decided to play golf one morning. Sentence 2: His dad loved golf, but Steve thought he was the better player. Sentence 3: Steve told his dad that he would beat him for sure. Sentence 4: They played eighteen holes. Sentence 5: Steve's dad beat Steve by an impressive six strokes. Choices: a. Mother-Daughter. b. Golf.", "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'."}499{"query": "Sentence 1: Kelly was inside her house making dinner. Sentence 2: Her son had just come in from playing outside. Sentence 3: She watched as he took his sweater off. Sentence 4: Suddenly, dirt spilled from his sweater all over the floor. Sentence 5: Kelly had to stop what she was doing and clean it up. Choices: a. The Dirt Mess. b. Redneck Golf.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Olive was watching her son play in the yard. Sentence 2: Suddenly the little boy picked up a handful of dirt. Sentence 3: He threw the dirt in the air like confetti, getting it in his hair. Sentence 4: Olive tried to pick all of the dirt out but it was useless. Sentence 5: She had to throw her son in the bath to clean him up. Choices: a. Dirty Hair. b. Bad Ronny.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The woman was making Thanksgiving dinner. Sentence 2: She carried the gravy over to the table. Sentence 3: On her way, she tripped and fell. Sentence 4: It spilled gravy everywhere. Sentence 5: The woman cried when she looked at the mess she had to clean up. Choices: a. Driving. b. The Gravy.", "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'."}500{"query": "Sentence 1: Kyle came over to help me fix my motorcycle. Sentence 2: I thought the fuel line was broken on it. Sentence 3: We drained the gasoline out of the tank before removing it. Sentence 4: We inspected the line and replaced it. Sentence 5: We put the tank on and now it is fixed. Choices: a. The Surgery. b. Broken motorcycle.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I needed to move my car out of the garage so I could fix my motorcycle. Sentence 2: The car had been sitting for about six months. Sentence 3: When I tried to start it the battery was dead and it would not start. Sentence 4: I put the battery charger on it and waited for a while. Sentence 5: When I tried it again it started so I could move it. Choices: a. The Park. b. Dead battery.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I was driving on my motorcycle. Sentence 2: The road was wet. Sentence 3: And I fell off. Sentence 4: At first it wouldn't restart. Sentence 5: The fall had knocked a battery cable loose. Choices: a. Fall. b. Watch The Cookies!.", "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'."}501{"query": "Sentence 1: Corey wanted to make french toast. Sentence 2: He didn't have any bread. Sentence 3: He walked over to his neighbors. Sentence 4: They let him borrow some bread. Sentence 5: He made french toast. Choices: a. The Bad Hair Cut. b. Borrowing Bread.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sarah heard about a new organic bakery in town. Sentence 2: So she decided to go there and buy bread. Sentence 3: But when she tried it, it was tough and stale. Sentence 4: And remembering the of the high cost of it made her disappointed. Sentence 5: Sarah ended up using it for French toast. Choices: a. Bad Dog. b. Bad Bread.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jake was making a sandwich. Sentence 2: He had all the ingredients ready. Sentence 3: He put everything together. Sentence 4: Right before taking a bit he noticed the moldy bread. Sentence 5: Jake had to throw away the sandwich. Choices: a. Moldy Bread. b. Wigs.", "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'."}502{"query": "Sentence 1: Rory took off her shirt. Sentence 2: She put on deodorant. Sentence 3: She smelled her armpits. Sentence 4: They smelled like daisies. Sentence 5: She put her shirt back on and went to her date. Choices: a. Deodorant. b. Gym.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Joanna cleaned her closet Sunday. Sentence 2: She found an old pair of ballerina shoes. Sentence 3: She put them on for fun. Sentence 4: And she danced for over an hour in her house. Sentence 5: When she was done, she decided to sign up for ballet class again. Choices: a. Ballet class. b. Red Sweater.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tina went to go take a shower. Sentence 2: She gathered her towel and pajamas. Sentence 3: When she was done with her shower she realized she had no deodorant. Sentence 4: She looked in her cabinet and saw some baby powder. Sentence 5: Tina used the baby powder as a substitute for deodorant. Choices: a. Interception. b. Deodorant substitute.", "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'."}503{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was parking his car in the garage. Sentence 2: He was careless in doing so. Sentence 3: Tom accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake. Sentence 4: The car went straight into the living room. Sentence 5: Tom had to spend thousands to fix the damage. Choices: a. Slow keyboard. b. Garage Accident.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom bought a used car. Sentence 2: It started having trouble right away. Sentence 3: One day it caught on fire. Sentence 4: The wiring had burned through. Sentence 5: Tom had to take it to a junk yard. Choices: a. Ugly Shoes. b. Car Fire.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom lived in an old house. Sentence 2: A water pipe burst. Sentence 3: Tom didn't realize it until days later. Sentence 4: His entire basement was flooded. Sentence 5: It took thousands of dollars to fix. Choices: a. Water Damage. b. Tool Shed.", "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'."}504{"query": "Sentence 1: Michael had never been a drinker. Sentence 2: He had a date with a young woman. Sentence 3: She began to drink a few beers. Sentence 4: She encouraged him to drink one or two. Sentence 5: Michael trying to impress his date had a few beers and hated it. Choices: a. Randy buys a puppy. b. Michael Try's Beer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Milton is a 10. Sentence 2: Milton is watching his Father drink a beer. Sentence 3: Milton wants to try. Sentence 4: Milton's father gives him a sip. Sentence 5: Milton spit it out and promised to never drink again. Choices: a. Bunk Beds. b. Milton learns his lesson.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Randy was a lonely single man. Sentence 2: He needed a new friend to keep him company. Sentence 3: He wasn't the most social person to begin with. Sentence 4: He sees an ad for a cute puppy in the local newspaper. Sentence 5: Randy decided to buy the puppy and falls in love with his new friend. Choices: a. Randy buys a puppy. b. Parenting..", "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'."}505{"query": "Sentence 1: Jackie was eating a burger in a wrapper. Sentence 2: She did not see a trash can, so she threw the wrapper on the ground. Sentence 3: A cop saw her do this. Sentence 4: He told her to pick it up. Sentence 5: He wrote her a ticket and now she has to clean a park. Choices: a. Littering. b. No Partners Allowed.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lilian bought some fancy chocolate on her way from work. Sentence 2: She was ready to taste it when she saw it was unsweetened. Sentence 3: Disheartened, she threw the chocolate away. Sentence 4: A vagrant man took it to taste it. Sentence 5: He threw the chocolate away too after spitting it. Choices: a. Unsweetened. b. Amy Burps In Public.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kim was eating a popsicle. Sentence 2: She threw the used stick in the bathroom garbage. Sentence 3: She turned off the light and left. Sentence 4: She returned later to find ants all over the place. Sentence 5: She hadn't realized they would find the stick in the bathroom. Choices: a. Pizza Maker. b. Popsicle stick.", "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'."}506{"query": "Sentence 1: One of our neighbors came from Italy. Sentence 2: Rhea lived with her 10-year old daughter Mary. Sentence 3: They did not have a car and walked everywhere. Sentence 4: One day they got all dressed up just to buy some groceries. Sentence 5: Rhea said that is what they do in Italy. Choices: a. Going Out. b. Pesto Sauce.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Roma knew there was a tomato with her name. Sentence 2: So in cooking one night, she decided to try it. Sentence 3: She bought a few Roma tomatoes and decided to make pasta sauce. Sentence 4: It simmered for hours, then was finally ready. Sentence 5: Roma sampled it and found it was delicious! Choices: a. Cook. b. Bug.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anna was making pasta for her family. Sentence 2: But then she saw she had no jars of sauce left! Sentence 3: She decided to try her hand at homemade sauce. Sentence 4: She mixed canned tomato paste with herbs and spices. Sentence 5: Anna's family all complimented her delicious homemade sauce! Choices: a. Nancy's Winning Bid. b. Sauce.", "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'."}507{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was out walking one day. Sentence 2: A rabid dog jumped out and bit him. Sentence 3: Tom had to be taken to the hospital. Sentence 4: There they made him take rabies shots just in case. Sentence 5: They were painful but Tom understood the need. Choices: a. Rabies Shots. b. THe Candles.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim needed to get a shot. Sentence 2: He was sick and the medicine was necessary. Sentence 3: Unfortunately he had a huge fear of needles. Sentence 4: He tried his best to get out of it to no avail. Sentence 5: Once Tim got the shot he realized it wasn't so bad. Choices: a. Shots. b. Rotten apple.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Colton had a sick dog. Sentence 2: He brought the dog to the vet. Sentence 3: The vet suggested that the dog stay overnight. Sentence 4: Colton followed the vet's suggestions. Sentence 5: The vet nursed the dog back to health. Choices: a. Dolphin experience. b. The Sick Dog.", "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'."}508{"query": "Sentence 1: Linda had always loved to read. Sentence 2: Her favorite author was coming into town to give a lecture. Sentence 3: She desperately wanted to go. Sentence 4: She took the day off work and took her book to the bookstore. Sentence 5: Linda got a signature from her favorite author that day. Choices: a. The Author. b. Years Later.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Daria liked horror novels. Sentence 2: She went to the bookstore. Sentence 3: She looked in the horror section. Sentence 4: She looked for her favorite author. Sentence 5: She got the new Stephen King novel. Choices: a. The New Book. b. Trust in Your Partner.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anne was an author. Sentence 2: She just finished her newest novel. Sentence 3: It was released to lots of critical acclaim. Sentence 4: Anne set out on a book tour. Sentence 5: Everyone wanted to speak to her! Choices: a. Bad Checks. b. The Novel.", "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'."}509{"query": "Sentence 1: My wife wanted to go apple picking with her granddaughter in NYC. Sentence 2: We live in Boston. Sentence 3: I am disabled. Sentence 4: I paid for my wife to go to NYC on a limoliner bus. Sentence 5: She had a great time picking apples with her granddaughter. Choices: a. Apple Picking. b. Hand Wash.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Father and son went on a trip to the local orchard. Sentence 2: They walked the peach orchard and tried some peaches. Sentence 3: Then they walked the apple orchard and tried some apples too. Sentence 4: They went inside the orchard store and bought some pies for later. Sentence 5: They had a really great day and couldn't wait to go back again! Choices: a. The Orchard. b. Petty Insolence.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Susan invited her friend to go apple picking. Sentence 2: The girls went picking for a few hours. Sentence 3: They had a blast. Sentence 4: At the end Susan picked two barrels. Sentence 5: They had enough for their big families. Choices: a. Boredom Sets In. b. Picking apples.", "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'."}510{"query": "Sentence 1: One day my wife and I were on the bench in front of our building. Sentence 2: We saw a boy about six years old on a scooter. Sentence 3: The boy rode down the driveway and into the building. Sentence 4: We never saw any adult with the child. Sentence 5: We were amazed and concerned about this. Choices: a. Single Child. b. Puzzle.", "pos": "Sentence 1: My son's friend is very eccentric. Sentence 2: He does not drive or bike, preferring to walk. Sentence 3: Yesterday he needed a ride home. Sentence 4: My son drove him but told him to wait while he visited us. Sentence 5: My son did not want him to talk, as he stays for a long time. Choices: a. Wait. b. Boat on the Pond.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The boy threw a ball. Sentence 2: The ball went across the street. Sentence 3: The boy chased the ball. Sentence 4: A car came down the street. Sentence 5: It stopped and waited for the boy to cross the street. Choices: a. Kids leave me speechless.. b. The Boy.", "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'."}511{"query": "Sentence 1: Casey bought a new golden retriever puppy. Sentence 2: His puppy had a lot of accidents in the house. Sentence 3: Casey had to go outside with him every 15 minutes. Sentence 4: He worked very hard to train him. Sentence 5: After a few weeks of training, he had no more accidents. Choices: a. Casey's Puppy. b. Morning coffee.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Every day Ashley takes her dog Cora for a walk. Sentence 2: They go down the alley behind her house and around the block. Sentence 3: Cora knows the route very well and doesn't stray. Sentence 4: She also knows if she goes potty, she'll get a treat. Sentence 5: Since Ashley started walking her, she's stopped pottying in the house. Choices: a. Cora's Treat. b. Happy Day.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Colleen bought two dogs today. Sentence 2: They are both puppies and need to be trained. Sentence 3: Every morning they go to the bathroom in the house. Sentence 4: Colleen took them to a one month obedience school. Sentence 5: A month later there were no more bathroom accidents. Choices: a. Two Sport Athlete. b. New Puppies.", "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'."}512{"query": "Sentence 1: After last year's bad basketball season I was upset. Sentence 2: I made sure that I would invest in some real shoes. Sentence 3: Even though I was on a $200 budget. Sentence 4: I was still unable to find comfort and style. Sentence 5: So I had to settle for some Jumpmans to win. Choices: a. Team jumpman. b. Laundry Problems.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Joe wanted new shoes. Sentence 2: The ones he wanted were too expensive. Sentence 3: He finally saved up enough to buy them. Sentence 4: When he went to buy them, they were gone. Sentence 5: He was disappointed about his shoes. Choices: a. New Shoes. b. Expensive Hotel.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane jogged often. Sentence 2: She decided to get new running shoes. Sentence 3: She got an expensive pair. Sentence 4: They turned out to be uncomfortable. Sentence 5: Jane returned to her old shoes instead. Choices: a. Improving my typing. b. Running Shoes.", "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'."}513{"query": "Sentence 1: Will was feeling lonely. Sentence 2: Will signed up for an online dating service. Sentence 3: Will made a profile, including pictures. Sentence 4: Will began getting emails from single women in his area. Sentence 5: Now Will is on a date every Friday night! Choices: a. No gas left. b. Date Scene.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ted wasn't very good at dating. Sentence 2: He had been looking for a date for a long time. Sentence 3: A friend suggested an online dating site. Sentence 4: Ted figured he had nothing else to lose. Sentence 5: Ted was able to find a nice date on the website. Choices: a. A Good Boyfriend. b. Ted finds a date.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sam was feeling quite sad. Sentence 2: He had recently broken up with his girlfriend. Sentence 3: Sam decided to find another partner. Sentence 4: He signed up for multiple online dating websites. Sentence 5: Sam was able to find another girlfriend utilizing online dating. Choices: a. Sam Finds a New Girlfriend. b. Spill.", "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'."}514{"query": "Sentence 1: Mandy wanted to make some cookies. Sentence 2: She was craving them all week. Sentence 3: She watched some TV while they baked. Sentence 4: She accidentally fell asleep watching the program! Sentence 5: Thankfully her cookies came out ok. Choices: a. Cookies. b. Towels.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Cooper could not sleep. Sentence 2: He went into the kitchen and got some milk and cookies. Sentence 3: Cooper chugged down the milk. Sentence 4: Cooper started nibbling on the cookies. Sentence 5: Cooper fell asleep with the cookie in his hand still! Choices: a. Cooper couldn't sleep. b. The Con.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Dave wanted to watch the big game. Sentence 2: He decided to take a nap before it started. Sentence 3: Dave finally woke up. Sentence 4: He turned the game on. Sentence 5: Dave had slept through half the game. Choices: a. Cookies. b. Too Much Time Out.", "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'."}515{"query": "Sentence 1: Ralph needed to go grocery shopping. Sentence 2: He took a shower and got dressed to go out. Sentence 3: He went to the bowl that he puts his car keys in. Sentence 4: But they were not there. Sentence 5: He rummaged through the room, but was unable to find the keys. Choices: a. Lost Keys. b. Swim Team.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Larry was visiting the beach one day. Sentence 2: He went swimming in the ocean. Sentence 3: When he returned to his towel, he couldn't find his sunglasses. Sentence 4: He went home. Sentence 5: Larry was unhappy that he had lost his sunglasses at the beach. Choices: a. Larry Loses His Sunglasses. b. Bob Teaches History.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tim was going to drive a friend home. Sentence 2: The friend had too much to drink. Sentence 3: He couldn't get the friend's keys to work. Sentence 4: The friend was too drunk to help. Sentence 5: He had taken the wrong keys by accident. Choices: a. Swimming. b. Wrong Key.", "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'."}516{"query": "Sentence 1: Perry had a very comfortable hat. Sentence 2: After a long time, the hat became very messy. Sentence 3: He had to buy a new hat. Sentence 4: Perry spent a very long time finding the perfect hat. Sentence 5: Finally, Perry found the perfect hat. Choices: a. Books. b. Hat.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Dan was reading. Sentence 2: He had a new book and couldn't wait to dig into it. Sentence 3: He read for hours the first night he had the book. Sentence 4: Soon he was finished! Sentence 5: He went to buy the sequel as well. Choices: a. Stress. b. The Book.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I began to amass a huge collection of books. Sentence 2: Most of them were thick and very verbose. Sentence 3: Some were simple, such as collectible comic books. Sentence 4: Soon we filled an entire wall of shelves with our book collection. Sentence 5: Now we can choose to read anything at any time. Choices: a. Books. b. Hair.", "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'."}517{"query": "Sentence 1: Crungle Rungle was aloof. Sentence 2: His plants weren't growing. Sentence 3: Though he'd given them everything they needed. Sentence 4: One day his wife looked over his garden and laughed. Sentence 5: Crungle had planted his garden in sand. Choices: a. Crungle. b. Bet.", "pos": "Sentence 1: We are having a drought in our area. Sentence 2: We have only had rain a couple times in the past two months. Sentence 3: I have had to water our garden frequently. Sentence 4: The garden doesn't like our chlorinated water very well. Sentence 5: My bean plants all died due to lack of rain. Choices: a. Drought. b. Pranks.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I decided to start a garden. Sentence 2: I planted many seeds. Sentence 3: After a month, nothing grew in my garden. Sentence 4: I asked my neighbor for some advice. Sentence 5: He just laughed and told me that I needed to water the seeds. Choices: a. The Contest. b. Good Information.", "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'."}518{"query": "Sentence 1: Elle was tired and not feeling well. Sentence 2: She told her boss that she needed a day off. Sentence 3: Elle took the day off and went to the doctor. Sentence 4: The doctor told Elle she had the beginning of the flu. Sentence 5: Elle had to miss the next few days of work. Choices: a. Elle Gets Sick. b. The Flat Tire.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Everyone at Kate's office was getting sick. Sentence 2: There was a case of cold going around. Sentence 3: Eventually Kate started feeling sick too. Sentence 4: She had all the same symptoms. Sentence 5: She had to take days off to get better. Choices: a. Office Cold. b. Sam misses the bus.", "neg": "Sentence 1: When Laura went to work she wasn't feeling good. Sentence 2: She didn't have any other options but to go to work so she went. Sentence 3: When she got there she told her boss that she wasn't feeling well. Sentence 4: Her boss told her that if she still felt sick later that she could go. Sentence 5: In a few hours Laura ended up going home. Choices: a. Hooks. b. Sickness.", "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'."}519{"query": "Sentence 1: Andrew 's doctor told him to change up his diet to lose weight. Sentence 2: He said just switch out a few food items here and there. Sentence 3: So Andrew switched out chips for nuts and pop for water. Sentence 4: The next doctor's visit the doctor said Andrew was much better. Sentence 5: This motivated Andrew to keep making healthy habits. Choices: a. Healthy Habits. b. Runaway.", "pos": "Sentence 1: My doctor told me that I needed to lost weight. Sentence 2: If I did not lose weight I might have to take insulin. Sentence 3: I did not want to take insulin because I do not like needles. Sentence 4: I started eating less food and walking for a mile every day. Sentence 5: When I saw her again, she said my new habits had helped my health. Choices: a. Losing The Weight. b. Chris gets arrested.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Zach needed to lose twenty five pounds to join the military. Sentence 2: He decided to set a weight loss goal and started working out. Sentence 3: Zach ran and exercised every single day for two months. Sentence 4: He decided to weigh himself and noticed he lost twenty seven pounds. Sentence 5: Zach joined the military without any problems. Choices: a. Baba Ganoush. b. Zach Joins The Military.", "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'."}520{"query": "Sentence 1: The boy learned to count to ten. Sentence 2: His mom challenged him to count higher. Sentence 3: He tried making up his own numbers. Sentence 4: His mom thought that was pretty good. Sentence 5: She gave him a nice sticker as reward. Choices: a. Bomb. b. Counting.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I was teaching my son some numbers. Sentence 2: He could only count to three. Sentence 3: I held up four of my fingers. Sentence 4: He thought about it real hard. Sentence 5: He did not know what number that was. Choices: a. The Marathon. b. Numbers.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The boy climbed a tree. Sentence 2: He got covered in sap. Sentence 3: His mom was upset that he was all sticky. Sentence 4: The boy tried to wash it off. Sentence 5: The sap took a very long time to get off the boy. Choices: a. Climb. b. Winning the Lottery.", "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'."}521{"query": "Sentence 1: We moved to Cambridge in 2013. Sentence 2: Our building sponsored a Christmas party in December. Sentence 3: It started at 6 PM. Sentence 4: We went at 6:30 and had to sit in a smaller room. Sentence 5: The next year we went right at 6 to get better seats. Choices: a. The Ballet Photo. b. Xmas Dinner.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Our family gather around the Christmas tree. Sentence 2: Each member of the family place one declaration piece on the tree. Sentence 3: We place our gifts under the tree on Christmas Eve. Sentence 4: Everyone in the family sing Christmas Carols. Sentence 5: Christmas Day we exchanged gifts and enjoyed our Christmas dinner. Choices: a. New Rug. b. Christmas Time.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane loved the holiday season. Sentence 2: She decided to throw a big Christmas party. Sentence 3: Her house was decorated like the north pole. Sentence 4: All her friends were amazed and had a great time. Sentence 5: They all asked her to throw another one. Choices: a. Christmas Party. b. Birds.", "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'."}522{"query": "Sentence 1: One morning Steven work up to a strange sound. Sentence 2: A constant buzz wouldn't leave his ears. Sentence 3: He searched around the room and saw it - a fly. Sentence 4: He threw the first thing he could find, which was his alarm clock. Sentence 5: The alarm clock broke when it hit the fly, and Steven happily slept. Choices: a. Problem Child. b. Steven and the Fly.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The fly landed on the wall. Sentence 2: The man tried to hit it. Sentence 3: The fly got away. Sentence 4: The man woke up his son. Sentence 5: His son got the fly. Choices: a. Bill's Antique Shop. b. Fly.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Steve woke up one morning with a massive ringing in his ears. Sentence 2: It continued throughout the entire day. Sentence 3: No matter what he did, the ringing wouldn't stop. Sentence 4: He stopped by the doctor on his way home, and he was dumbfounded. Sentence 5: Miraculously, the next day the ringing in his ears had ceased. Choices: a. Ringing. b. Morning Jog.", "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'."}523{"query": "Sentence 1: The camp leader prepared a camp fire. Sentence 2: The kids took out marshmallows and started to roast them. Sentence 3: A gust of wind blew the fire. Sentence 4: The kids backed up. Sentence 5: However, Ian's eyebrows were burned off by a small fire. Choices: a. Tom's Tugboat. b. Dangerous Wind.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was out at a party by a river. Sentence 2: They decided to have a campfire. Sentence 3: It got bigger than expected. Sentence 4: Tom struggled to put it out. Sentence 5: They decided to not try another one. Choices: a. Round 2. b. Dangerous Campfire.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Seth was on a boy scout camping trip. Sentence 2: Unlike his fellow scouts, Seth was not good with making a fire. Sentence 3: Everyone had to make a fire on the trip, and it was Seth's turn. Sentence 4: He kept making mistakes and could not make the fire. Sentence 5: The scoutmaster was very understanding and helped Seth make the fire. Choices: a. From spark to fire. b. Viral Inflation.", "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'."}524{"query": "Sentence 1: Lily found a little puffin by the sea. Sentence 2: Its wing was broken and Lily mended it. Sentence 3: She kept the puffin in her house to check up on it. Sentence 4: She fed it every day for two weeks. Sentence 5: When it was healed, she let it go so it could rejoined its flock. Choices: a. Healing puffins. b. The Stroller.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kia saw a moth flying around her room one night. Sentence 2: She was scared, but did not want to kill it. Sentence 3: She called her dad for help. Sentence 4: With a cup and a paper, he trapped the moth. Sentence 5: Then he set it free outside. Choices: a. Moth. b. Jordan and the seagull at the beach.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anna's cat caught a bird one day. Sentence 2: The cat injured the bird's wind pretty badly. Sentence 3: Then Anna's mom brought the bird inside. Sentence 4: Together, the two bandaged its wings and tail. Sentence 5: Soon, the healed bird was ready to fly! Choices: a. You won!. b. Bird.", "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'."}525{"query": "Sentence 1: The mom and daughter loved to bake together. Sentence 2: They got a new cornbread recipe and decided to try it. Sentence 3: They carefully measured all the ingredients. Sentence 4: They put it in the oven for twenty minutes. Sentence 5: When it came out, they put butter on top. Choices: a. The Cornbread. b. Good Coupon.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Grandma was cooking pasta for the entire family. Sentence 2: Grandma had forgotten to pick up the noodles for pasta. Sentence 3: Her grandson offered to go pick them up for her. Sentence 4: Her grandson went and picked up noodles from the store. Sentence 5: Grandma was able to finish cooking for the entire family! Choices: a. Grandma cooking. b. Shower.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Julie wanted to make cookies. Sentence 2: Her dad helped Julie mix all the ingredients together. Sentence 3: Julie put the cookies in the oven to bake. Sentence 4: After the cookies were done Julie and her dad decorated the cookies. Sentence 5: Julie and her dad ate the delicious cookies once they were cool. Choices: a. Clay. b. Baking time.", "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'."}526{"query": "Sentence 1: Bobby and Joe were tossing a ball in the back yard. Sentence 2: Bobby threw it too hard. Sentence 3: It flew across the yard smashing into the kitchen window. Sentence 4: Bobby thought he was going to be in big trouble. Sentence 5: Fortunately his parents understood that it was an accident. Choices: a. Broken Window. b. Baseball gift.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Cooper was playing catch with his friend Ryan. Sentence 2: Ryan threw the ball and it hit Cooper's mom's car. Sentence 3: Ryan ran back to his house. Sentence 4: Cooper's mom walked outside and saw the car. Sentence 5: Cooper got in trouble for the dent in the car. Choices: a. The Dented Car. b. The Grapes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ava and her brother were playing baseball in the backyard. Sentence 2: Ava's bat smashed the ball - which broke the window next door! Sentence 3: No one saw it happen, but Ava decided she had to do the right thing. Sentence 4: She left a note explaining and apologizing. Sentence 5: Later, the neighbor came over to thank Ava for her honesty. Choices: a. Sneakers. b. Honest.", "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'."}527{"query": "Sentence 1: Allie wanted a lipstick set. Sentence 2: There was a particular one she wanted. Sentence 3: But it was all sold out online. Sentence 4: So she got it off eBay instead. Sentence 5: Unfortunately she had to pay ten times the cost. Choices: a. Lipstick set. b. Walking into the door.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sally wanted a new purse. Sentence 2: The one she wanted was too expensive. Sentence 3: She finally saved up enough to buy it. Sentence 4: She was excited to go to the store to buy it. Sentence 5: However, when she got there it was gone. Choices: a. New purse. b. Math Test.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jane bought new expensive makeup at the store. Sentence 2: She was excited and wore more than normal. Sentence 3: By lunchtime her lips swelled up. Sentence 4: Jane found out she was allergic to the new makeup. Sentence 5: She had to return it for a refund. Choices: a. Jumping In. b. Makeup Allergy.", "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'."}528{"query": "Sentence 1: Anthony had caught a fish on his fishing trip. Sentence 2: He cleaned the fish and prepared it to cook. Sentence 3: Anthony decided to fry the fish. Sentence 4: He hadn't cleaned the fish well enough. Sentence 5: Anthony had to pick out bones when he was eating. Choices: a. The Bony Fish. b. Toy.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tanya was on a fishing trip. Sentence 2: She never usually caught anything but enjoyed it regardless. Sentence 3: This day she felt a nibble quickly. Sentence 4: She reeled in the catch and was amazed to see a huge fish. Sentence 5: She fried it up for dinner that night and ate proudly. Choices: a. The Biggest Fish. b. The Sausage Attempt.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Brock was out on the boat fishing. Sentence 2: Brock got a big bite on his fishing line. Sentence 3: Brock started reeling the fish in. Sentence 4: He could see the huge fish under the water. Sentence 5: Brock couldn't reel it in when the fish bit through the line. Choices: a. Oranges. b. Brock's Lost Fish.", "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'."}529{"query": "Sentence 1: Donna's boyfriend was a type one diabetic. Sentence 2: This meant he couldn't have sugary desserts. Sentence 3: Once in a great while Donna would let him have cake. Sentence 4: He loved the special tiny slices of cake she made. Sentence 5: The cat also loved them and ate them every time. Choices: a. Naughty Cat. b. Dodged a Bullet.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Emilia loved cooking, and used to cook for her family on occasions. Sentence 2: Once, while cooking, she went onto attend a call. Sentence 3: When she came back, she found that her cat had eaten the dough. Sentence 4: She gently asked her cat not do so, and next time, her cat helped her. Sentence 5: She taught her cat a lesson, peacefully and without using violence. Choices: a. A Lesson to the Cat. b. Peggy and the Horse..", "neg": "Sentence 1: The Larsen family adopted a cat. Sentence 2: Once they brought the cat home he would not eat. Sentence 3: They tried all different types of cat food. Sentence 4: The family started pouring gravy on the cat's food. Sentence 5: The cat would now eat his cat food. Choices: a. Dale runs the bus. b. The Picky Cat.", "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'."}530{"query": "Sentence 1: Joanna and Sarah were happy that the snow had gotten school cancelled. Sentence 2: They put on thick snowsuits, boots, and gloves. Sentence 3: First they made snow angels. Sentence 4: Then they made a huge crooked snowman. Sentence 5: They ended a day with a snowball fight before going back in. Choices: a. Amnesia. b. Winter fun.", "pos": "Sentence 1: It hadn't snowed all winter. Sentence 2: Jaime hadn't had a chance to use his new red sled. Sentence 3: That's why when reports of snow came in, he was excited. Sentence 4: He took his sled out of the garage and waited. Sentence 5: He walked up the hill behind his house at first snowfall. Choices: a. Casino. b. Sledding.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Allie noticed it was snowing outside. Sentence 2: She then prayed for a snow day. Sentence 3: To her delight the phone rang. Sentence 4: It was the school and it was canceled. Sentence 5: Allie was happy she got to go back to sleep. Choices: a. Snow day. b. Food.", "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'."}531{"query": "Sentence 1: On March 8, 2013, we decided to go to a restaurant. Sentence 2: We could not start the car. Sentence 3: A door was ajar overnight and the battery died. Sentence 4: We got a jump and ran the car for an hour. Sentence 5: By then it was too late to go to the restaurant. Choices: a. Dead Battery. b. The Mystery.", "pos": "Sentence 1: When I tried to leave, my car wouldn't start. Sentence 2: I had jumper cables with me in the car. Sentence 3: I just needed someone's help to start the car. Sentence 4: Before I knew it someone had stopped to help. Sentence 5: We were able to jump-start the car without a problem. Choices: a. Dead Battery. b. homecoming.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I needed to move my car out of the garage so I could fix my motorcycle. Sentence 2: The car had been sitting for about six months. Sentence 3: When I tried to start it the battery was dead and it would not start. Sentence 4: I put the battery charger on it and waited for a while. Sentence 5: When I tried it again it started so I could move it. Choices: a. The Park. b. Dead battery.", "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'."}532{"query": "Sentence 1: I bought some apples the other day. Sentence 2: I went to the produce shop to buy them. Sentence 3: The apples I bought were very expensive. Sentence 4: Even though they were so expensive they were very tasty. Sentence 5: I will buy those apples again soon! Choices: a. Apples. b. Baking Cookies.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jane decides she wants to eat something healthy. Sentence 2: She looks in her cupboard but can't find anything she wants. Sentence 3: Jane buys an apple from the grocery store. Sentence 4: She loves the crisp taste of the apple. Sentence 5: Jane is happy that she ate something healthy. Choices: a. Jane Eats An Apple. b. New phone.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I make sure I have all the ingredients I need. Sentence 2: I mix them together in a stand mixer until the dough gets elastic. Sentence 3: I put the dough in a warm place to rise. Sentence 4: I shape it, let it rise again, then bake it. Sentence 5: I get to eat a delicious fresh loaf of bread! Choices: a. Too much candy. b. baking bread.", "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'."}533{"query": "Sentence 1: Brandon signed up for the Air Force after graduating high school. Sentence 2: He was under the impression that it would be easy and fun. Sentence 3: He soon found out that he was very wrong. Sentence 4: Brandon hated everything about the Air Force. Sentence 5: He devised a plan to fake sleepwalking and got a medical discharge. Choices: a. Sleepwalking. b. First Day of Work.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Brandon's boss told him he needed to be a better leader. Sentence 2: So Brandon signed up for a leadership conference. Sentence 3: Brandon paid a lot of money to become a better leader. Sentence 4: But he soon realized the entire conference was a scam. Sentence 5: Brandon decided to quit his job instead of becoming a better leader. Choices: a. Leadership. b. Omelet.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Cole wanted to be a lawyer his entire life. Sentence 2: He decided to apply for a job at a law firm. Sentence 3: He knew that he did not have a law degree but interviewed anyways. Sentence 4: Cole got the job because he lied on his resume. Sentence 5: He was eventually found out and fired by the law firm. Choices: a. Homesick. b. Lawyer in Disguise.", "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'."}534{"query": "Sentence 1: The woman that i met online seems to be a special person. Sentence 2: We arranged our first meeting at my favorite restaurant. Sentence 3: I arrived at the restaurant about fifteen minutes early. Sentence 4: I immediately order dinner for two. Sentence 5: When she arrived five kids were following her. Choices: a. Online Date. b. The desperate queen.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Liam signed up for an internet dating website. Sentence 2: He went on a date with a girl named Shelly. Sentence 3: Shelly talked the whole time about her ex-boyfriends. Sentence 4: Liam noticed Shelly had a piece of food stuck to her front tooth. Sentence 5: Liam never told Shelly about the food. Choices: a. Online Dating. b. Rocket.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I met this girl online. Sentence 2: I went crazy for her. Sentence 3: I wanted to fly out to meet her and be with her. Sentence 4: So i bought a plane ticket to go see her. Sentence 5: I never went back home. Choices: a. Light bulbs. b. I fell in love.", "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'."}535{"query": "Sentence 1: Rosy's husband beat her everyday. Sentence 2: She was used to this, and never groaned for this. Sentence 3: She accepted her mistake and went elsewhere after the event. Sentence 4: Once, she got up, and pushed the chessboard, and practiced hard. Sentence 5: She played again, after a few week, and this time she beat him, badly. Choices: a. No Pain, just the Game!. b. Crazy for Doctor Who.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I played two games against my chess friend this afternoon. Sentence 2: I won both games. Sentence 3: He plays on FB, which gives you notifications and interrupts the game. Sentence 4: I have the same issue, so I did not feel sorry for him. Sentence 5: That is because he killed me in chess for years. Choices: a. Chess. b. Kidney Problems.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Yesterday my friend Ed and I played speed chess online. Sentence 2: We played 4 games. Sentence 3: I lost the first one and tied the second. Sentence 4: I won the next two games. Sentence 5: Ed claimed his wife was yelling at him, and quit playing. Choices: a. Coupon Queen. b. Speed Chess.", "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'."}536{"query": "Sentence 1: Ariel decided to go hiking this weekend. Sentence 2: She drove 2 hours to her state park. Sentence 3: She took wonderful pictures while on the trail. Sentence 4: She returned from her hiking trip on Sunday. Sentence 5: Ally spent the rest of the week reminiscing about her trip. Choices: a. Hiking. b. Late for Work.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lauren and Maxwell went camping at Yosemite. Sentence 2: They decided to hike a twenty mile trail the first night. Sentence 3: When they got back to the campsite Maxwell realized he lost his keys. Sentence 4: He was in a pure panic not knowing how far away he dropped them. Sentence 5: Lauren, with a huge smile reached into her pocket and pulled out keys. Choices: a. Hiking Trip. b. Recycling.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The long weekend was almost over. Sentence 2: It was time to go home. Sentence 3: Tim, May, and their parents packed up their camping supplies. Sentence 4: Tim and May had so much fun over the last few days. Sentence 5: Although they were sad to go home, they knew they'd return in spring. Choices: a. Stop to See the Beauty. b. Going Home.", "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'."}537{"query": "Sentence 1: Blair was trying to find an old email from her mother. Sentence 2: She noticed that her inbox was overflowing with spam and ads. Sentence 3: She decided that it was time to clear everything out. Sentence 4: It took her almost an hour, but she deleted everything. Sentence 5: Finally, her inbox seemed clear and clean. Choices: a. Cleaning the Email. b. The Escaped Cat.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I spent an hour clearing out old emails. Sentence 2: I had storage, but it was fun looking at the old emails. Sentence 3: Many were from the time I sold things on eBay. Sentence 4: I kept the personal emails. Sentence 5: I still have 21,000 old emails. Choices: a. Clearing Emails. b. Dance.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom hadn't received any email from work. Sentence 2: It had been a few days. Sentence 3: He decided to check his spam folder. Sentence 4: It was all in there. Sentence 5: Tom quickly replied and fixed the problem. Choices: a. The Good Aunt. b. Spam Folder.", "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'."}538{"query": "Sentence 1: The smith family loved going to concerts. Sentence 2: Listening to music, dancing with the whole family to the beat! Sentence 3: Until one day little Missy was sick. Sentence 4: So the Smiths brought her favorite concert to her decorating her room. Sentence 5: She was so happy she danced until she fell asleep on her feet. Choices: a. Murder Mystery. b. The smiths.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sara went to a concert with her friends. Sentence 2: They had good tickets but there were many tall people in front. Sentence 3: They stood on chairs to see the stage. Sentence 4: The ushers told them to get down. Sentence 5: Sara was disappointed that they could not see the stage well. Choices: a. Guitar Trouble. b. Concert.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Mary and Anna bought tickets for a weekend in Mexico. Sentence 2: Unfortunately, Anna's great-aunt passed away the weekend before. Sentence 3: The girls tried to get a refund for their tickets. Sentence 4: They had to send in a death certificate and a lot of paperwork. Sentence 5: It was complicated, but eventually they did get their refund! Choices: a. Refund. b. The loud music.", "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'."}539{"query": "Sentence 1: I went to eat shrimp scampi at a restaurant. Sentence 2: Suddenly, I got very sick. Sentence 3: It turns out I am allergic to shrimp scampi. Sentence 4: I was sad that I suddenly could not eat my favorite dish. Sentence 5: However, I decided that eating fried shrimp is just as good. Choices: a. Allergic. b. Ashley Goes to the Pet Store.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Allie was eating some bread one day. Sentence 2: She thought it was gluten free. Sentence 3: But Allie realized it was not. Sentence 4: Her stomach flared up. Sentence 5: She had to be rushed to the doctor. Choices: a. Gluten reaction. b. Ugly sweater.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Laura started having an allergic reaction while out to eat! Sentence 2: We weren't sure what exactly she ate. Sentence 3: She was allergic to quite a few things so it was difficult. Sentence 4: We figured since it wasn't a big reaction that she was fine. Sentence 5: After we made it home her allergic reaction stopped and she was fine. Choices: a. Wedding. b. Allergies.", "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'."}540{"query": "Sentence 1: Johnny and his friends were going to the football game. Sentence 2: They had a tradition of tailgating before kick off. Sentence 3: They loaded up the grill and coolers. Sentence 4: After hours of partying in the parking lot they headed to the stadium. Sentence 5: They watched their team win big. Choices: a. Tailgating. b. Logan Gets a Library Card.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The family went to a football game. Sentence 2: The stadium was full of fans. Sentence 3: They had to sit at the very top. Sentence 4: They all clapped and cheered. Sentence 5: The home team won! Choices: a. The Stadium. b. Extension Cord.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The football team had worked hard all season. Sentence 2: They won regionals and were on the way to the state play-offs. Sentence 3: During practice, the quarterback broke his arm. Sentence 4: The team had to use the second string quarterback. Sentence 5: Luckily, the team still won the play-offs. Choices: a. Reunion Lunch. b. Football.", "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'."}541{"query": "Sentence 1: Tinderton was a very quiet town that very few people visited. Sentence 2: Little local businesses on Main Street struggled to survive. Sentence 3: Then, a movie star decided to make this cozy town her home. Sentence 4: Photographers followed her to the little local stores and businesses. Sentence 5: Soon the stores were thriving with sales to photographers and fans. Choices: a. Tinderton's Turn-Around. b. First Day.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom dreamed of being a businessman. Sentence 2: He decided to start a small store in a tiny town. Sentence 3: As the town grew, more and more people purchased from his store. Sentence 4: Tom's store became the most popular store in the town. Sentence 5: Tom had become a successful businessman. Choices: a. Tom's Business. b. Drum.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Kim and Danny moved to a new town. Sentence 2: They wanted to find friends for them and their kids. Sentence 3: They tried a church in their new town. Sentence 4: The people were very friendly and inviting. Sentence 5: Their family was excited to attend again. Choices: a. The NFL Player. b. New Town.", "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'."}542{"query": "Sentence 1: Tina was out for a walk in the street. Sentence 2: All of the sudden it started to rain. Sentence 3: Tina got caught in the rain. Sentence 4: She didn't have an umbrella. Sentence 5: She got soaked. Choices: a. Artist. b. Caught in the rain.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Yolanda was out with her boyfriend walking. Sentence 2: All of the sudden, it started to pour. Sentence 3: Yolanda did not even carry an umbrella. Sentence 4: Both Yolanda and her boyfriend were drenched. Sentence 5: Yolanda couldn't wait to get home. Choices: a. Broken sandals. b. Drenched.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One day Jennifer wanted to go jogging in the rain. Sentence 2: She quickly put on her raincoat and a pair of red rain boots. Sentence 3: She ran for almost two miles,before a flash of thunder struck a tree. Sentence 4: The tree fell five feet in front of her and almost landed on her head. Sentence 5: Jennifer became frighten and ended her rainy day jog. Choices: a. Rain. b. Opera.", "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'."}543{"query": "Sentence 1: Kia entered the talent show at school. Sentence 2: She juggled six balls without dropping any! Sentence 3: The crowd applauded her act. Sentence 4: They awarded her first place! Sentence 5: Kia was thrilled! Choices: a. Clown Lover. b. Talent Show.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sitting in a front row seat, Julie expectantly awaited the clowns. Sentence 2: They came tumbling in with their giant shoes and tiny cars. Sentence 3: They made a wobbly clown tower and teetered over towards Julie. Sentence 4: Each clown came somersaulting down to the ground. Sentence 5: Julie clapped and clapped at the end of the performance. Choices: a. The zoo. b. Send in the Clowns.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The school was putting on a talent show. Sentence 2: All the students were very excited. Sentence 3: They gathered on the stage and performed their routines. Sentence 4: Jenny won first place with her singing performance. Sentence 5: All the students felt very accomplished. Choices: a. The Show. b. Metal Concert.", "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'."}544{"query": "Sentence 1: The kids filed into the lunchroom. Sentence 2: They were assigned seats at their tables. Sentence 3: The lunch room was noisy and full of excitement. Sentence 4: The kids ate their food and chatted with their friends. Sentence 5: They liked meeting new friends at the lunch tables! Choices: a. The Lunch Room. b. The Movie.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I was in the high school cafeteria one day. Sentence 2: I was listening to a group of students. Sentence 3: They began to clap in a rhythm. Sentence 4: They clapped several times. Sentence 5: Everyone was looking around. Choices: a. Clapping. b. Russ.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jeff and his friends met up to eat lunch. Sentence 2: They all loved Mexican food so they picked a restaurant for that. Sentence 3: There were four people in the party so they sat at a booth. Sentence 4: They all ordered their food and decided they wanted a drink too. Sentence 5: They all enjoyed margaritas with each other. Choices: a. Apartment. b. Lunch.", "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'."}545{"query": "Sentence 1: Fred had to finish up a project for work. Sentence 2: He wanted to finish so he could get home. Sentence 3: But his boss was making him stay. Sentence 4: Fred couldn't believe it. Sentence 5: His boss did not let him home until ten. Choices: a. Having to work late. b. Idiot.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Adrian went to bed at 2:00am despite having to go to work at 7:00am. Sentence 2: He set his alarm clock to 5:30 am before getting into bed. Sentence 3: When the alarm went off, he hit the snooze button. Sentence 4: He eventually woke up and realized it was already 6:30 am. Sentence 5: He was going to be late for work that day. Choices: a. Late for Work. b. Mitch gets fired.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I woke up so late this morning. Sentence 2: I was panicked when I saw what time it was. Sentence 3: I had to be at work on time. Sentence 4: I threw myself together quickly. Sentence 5: I was still thirty minutes late. Choices: a. Losing battery. b. Slept in.", "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'."}546{"query": "Sentence 1: Jim just got fired from work. Sentence 2: He is coming home from work. Sentence 3: His car begin to sputter. Sentence 4: He pulled over to take a look. Sentence 5: His car engine is blown up! Choices: a. Lance wins award. b. Jim's bad day.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bryan is driving to a concert. Sentence 2: He hears a noise coming from his car. Sentence 3: He pulls over to see what's wrong. Sentence 4: He gets out and pops the hood. Sentence 5: His engine is blown and he has to call for help. Choices: a. Jim's bad day. b. Bryan breaks down.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jim was driving down the road. Sentence 2: His car was getting hot. Sentence 3: He pulled over to see what was wrong. Sentence 4: He looked under the hood and the engine was blown. Sentence 5: He called for help and waited. Choices: a. Jim breaks down. b. Time to Work.", "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'."}547{"query": "Sentence 1: Sally got a job at the local pharmacy. Sentence 2: Her new boss and coworkers were very hard on her. Sentence 3: The job stressed her out. Sentence 4: Sally was miserable. Sentence 5: Sally quit her job. Choices: a. Sally's New Job. b. Johnny Bakes A Pie.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom hated his job. Sentence 2: It was too stressful. Sentence 3: He wanted to quit. Sentence 4: But he thought he had no guts to do so. Sentence 5: Finally he stood up and quit. Choices: a. Quitting job. b. The Toast.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Janet hated her job. Sentence 2: Her boss treated her badly and she didn't get paid enough. Sentence 3: She had been looking for other work. Sentence 4: When she finally got another job she quit. Sentence 5: She told her boss what was on her mind and walked out. Choices: a. Cook Out. b. How to Quit.", "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'."}548{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom's tennis team was supposed to have a tournament on Tuesday. Sentence 2: However, it rained on Tuesday morning, canceling the tournament. Sentence 3: Tom was disappointed because he was supposed to meet a friend there. Sentence 4: Later, that friend called to ask if they could meet at a gym instead. Sentence 5: Together, they played indoor tennis and enjoyed themselves. Choices: a. Tom's Tennis Tuesday. b. Liz's Grandmother.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sally grabbed her frisbee and headed to the park. Sentence 2: She met Kelly there and they were going to play disc golf. Sentence 3: Sally led the game for the first nine pins. Sentence 4: But on the back half Kelly became determined and caught up. Sentence 5: They ended up tied and both had a really good time. Choices: a. Disc Golf. b. Big Day.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The football team was getting pumped up for the playoffs. Sentence 2: They practiced hard every day. Sentence 3: On game day, they huddled and started yelling. Sentence 4: They were so excited! Sentence 5: They played the best game of the season! Choices: a. Tennis Match. b. The Game.", "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'."}549{"query": "Sentence 1: Donny wanted to make some potato chips. Sentence 2: He grabbed some potatoes from his fridge and started slicing. Sentence 3: After setting them in the oven, he began reading to pass the time. Sentence 4: While taste-testing his chips, he realized he had cut them too thick. Sentence 5: Donny decided to save his chips for a stew. Choices: a. Potato Chips. b. Well-liked.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Carlos was eating some mexican chips. Sentence 2: They had a lot of spices. Sentence 3: Then he tried some gringo chips. Sentence 4: They were comparatively bland. Sentence 5: He actually preferred the gringo chips though. Choices: a. Gringo Chips. b. Loves Me Not.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Emma wanted to make potato soup. Sentence 2: She looked in a cookbook to find a recipe. Sentence 3: She found a recipe that looked really tasty. Sentence 4: She made the soup carefully, following all the instructions. Sentence 5: It was so tasty she ate it all. Choices: a. Gone But Not Forgotten. b. Potato Soup.", "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'."}550{"query": "Sentence 1: Kyle had packed his daughter lunch to go to school. Sentence 2: She didn't eat her packed lunch and instead ate in the cafeteria. Sentence 3: Kyle stopped packing lunch for his daughter. Sentence 4: He sent payment for her school lunches. Sentence 5: She began eating lunch in the cafeteria daily. Choices: a. Gifting plants. b. School Lunch.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Randy told his mom that he wanted to buy lunch at school. Sentence 2: So she no longer made food for him to bring to school. Sentence 3: But Randy found himself gaining weight. Sentence 4: And he was sick more often. Sentence 5: When Randy's mom found out what they served, she was shocked. Choices: a. A Father's Broken Heart. b. School Food Shock.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Amanda had just started kindergarten. Sentence 2: Her mother usually packed a lunch for her. Sentence 3: One day mom had no time to pack a lunch. Sentence 4: She send money with Amanda to buy lunch. Sentence 5: Amanda loved the school lunch. Choices: a. School Lunch. b. The Shoes.", "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'."}551{"query": "Sentence 1: For my second grade class we had to do Native American art projects. Sentence 2: I decided to make a totem pole. Sentence 3: Needless to say my mom did most of the work. Sentence 4: It was super awesome and I got a very high grade. Sentence 5: Unfortunately, one day I was angry and ripped it apart. Choices: a. Quitting. b. 8 year old art destruction!.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kiva worked very hard on a clay project for art class. Sentence 2: It had taken weeks to get the piece to look just right. Sentence 3: She was very nervous about her teacher firing the piece. Sentence 4: What she saw in class next day was a cracked and broken remnant. Sentence 5: Kiva decided to incorporate its broken state into the art itself. Choices: a. The First Birthday. b. A Fiery End.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My niece used to play with me in roughhouse fashion. Sentence 2: One day she ran up to hit me. Sentence 3: She was seven. Sentence 4: I put my arm up and she lost her baby tooth. Sentence 5: Her father laughed at her. Choices: a. Lost Tooth. b. Early Dismissal.", "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'."}552{"query": "Sentence 1: Before I walked out of my office, my boss called me. Sentence 2: He told me that I'm required to work overtime today. Sentence 3: Since I couldn't argue with him, I agreed. Sentence 4: Instead of coming home at 7 AM, I came home at 11 AM. Sentence 5: I couldn't walk to my room and end up sleeping on the couch. Choices: a. Chocolate. b. Late Day at Work.", "pos": "Sentence 1: There was a cake in the office kitchen. Sentence 2: I cut myself a slice. Sentence 3: I walked back to my desk to enjoy my cake. Sentence 4: Kevin saw that I was eating the cake. Sentence 5: He told me his wife had made it the night before. Choices: a. Sunburn. b. Cake.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Yesterday I was working very hard at work. Sentence 2: I was working so hard that I had lost track of time. Sentence 3: I worked right through my lunch break. Sentence 4: When I realized that, I was so hungry I couldn't work anymore. Sentence 5: I asked my boss to take a break and he said yes. Choices: a. Hard at work. b. Buying office supplies..", "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'."}553{"query": "Sentence 1: Jose ran down the field towards the goal. Sentence 2: His teammate had the ball and was running as well. Sentence 3: Jose called out for the ball. Sentence 4: His teammate passed Jose the ball. Sentence 5: Jose turned and shot, scoring a goal. Choices: a. The Goal. b. Star Wars Origami books.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Carlton is playing soccer. Sentence 2: His team is down by 2 goals. Sentence 3: He goes in the zone. Sentence 4: He scores 3 goals to win the game. Sentence 5: Carlton is carried off the field as a champion. Choices: a. Carlton wins the game. b. Dumpster Diving.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Juan stepped up to take the kick. Sentence 2: This was for all the marbles. Sentence 3: He ran up and lashed out a shot on goal. Sentence 4: The ball flew off his foot and into the goal. Sentence 5: Juan had won the game with his penalty kick! Choices: a. Tim Runs For Office. b. The Penalty Kick.", "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'."}554{"query": "Sentence 1: My email provider updated their systems. Sentence 2: The new system automatically sorts my mail into categories. Sentence 3: I like the new functions, but miss having unread mail at the top. Sentence 4: There is no way to keep the new functions and the old unread feature. Sentence 5: I used a search manipulation with a bookmark to hack the old feature. Choices: a. Unread Emails. b. Camping.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Blair was trying to find an old email from her mother. Sentence 2: She noticed that her inbox was overflowing with spam and ads. Sentence 3: She decided that it was time to clear everything out. Sentence 4: It took her almost an hour, but she deleted everything. Sentence 5: Finally, her inbox seemed clear and clean. Choices: a. Cleaning the Email. b. The Escaped Cat.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom hadn't received any email from work. Sentence 2: It had been a few days. Sentence 3: He decided to check his spam folder. Sentence 4: It was all in there. Sentence 5: Tom quickly replied and fixed the problem. Choices: a. The Good Aunt. b. Spam Folder.", "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'."}555{"query": "Sentence 1: I had a boyfriend back in college. Sentence 2: We became couples for three years. Sentence 3: But then one girl came to our lives. Sentence 4: I caught them together holding hands. Sentence 5: I decided to broke up with him with no regrets. Choices: a. Christmas. b. broke up.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jess had a very nasty boyfriend. Sentence 2: She would work all day and he just slept around the house. Sentence 3: One day Jess came home to see him being mean to her dog. Sentence 4: Jess had had enough, she kicked out the bad boyfriend. Sentence 5: Jess cuddled with her dog and tried to forget the boyfriend. Choices: a. Christmas. b. The Husky.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My coworker got engaged in 2007. Sentence 2: She had dated a paramedic for several months. Sentence 3: He gave her a huge engagement ring. Sentence 4: Months later she found out he was cheating on her. Sentence 5: She returned the ring and canceled the engagement. Choices: a. Cheated. b. Messina.", "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'."}556{"query": "Sentence 1: Martha was throwing a party on Friday. Sentence 2: All of her friends and family were going to arrive. Sentence 3: The day of the party, she realized she was out of soda! Sentence 4: She quickly drove to the market to buy more. Sentence 5: The party went awesome and everyone had a good time. Choices: a. Soda-holics. b. Allegedly Offensive.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Dan's friends invited him out for drinks at the bar. Sentence 2: Dan, however, was tired from work and wanted to leave. Sentence 3: Dan decided he would go home instead of staying at the bar. Sentence 4: Dan's friends were disappointed that he was leaving. Sentence 5: In fact, Dan's friends called him a Party Pooper. Choices: a. Party Pooper. b. Alcoholism.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Angela decided to throw a party for her friends. Sentence 2: She bought food and drinks for her guests. Sentence 3: They arrived on Saturday evening. Sentence 4: Everyone loved the party that Angela had prepared. Sentence 5: She was proud that she could make so many people happy. Choices: a. Comic Art. b. Angela's Party.", "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'."}557{"query": "Sentence 1: All the kids at school were itching. Sentence 2: There was lice going around! Sentence 3: They all scratched at their heads. Sentence 4: Their mom's frantic to fix the situation. Sentence 5: They washed every blanket and sheet they had. Choices: a. The Lice. b. The Tram.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The school was checking kids for lice. Sentence 2: One boy had lice. Sentence 3: Everybody in the school found out. Sentence 4: The kids made fun of the boy. Sentence 5: The boy became very angry inside. Choices: a. Lice. b. Smelly Car.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was wacky hair day at school. Sentence 2: Kelsie wanted to have silly pink braids in her hair. Sentence 3: She asked her friend Lonnie if she could use his pink hair spray. Sentence 4: Lonnie loaned her his hair spray. Sentence 5: Kelsie went to school with silly pink braids in her hair. Choices: a. Washing Dishes. b. Pink Hair.", "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'."}558{"query": "Sentence 1: Kies was tired of his job flipping burgers from nine to five. Sentence 2: He made minimum wage and dreaded going to work every day. Sentence 3: He had no choice since he did not go to school and needed money. Sentence 4: One day he couldn't handle the pressure and went crazy at work. Sentence 5: He started flipping patties at customers and quit that day. Choices: a. Numb. b. The minimum wager.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was desperate for work. Sentence 2: His uncle offered him a job doing construction work. Sentence 3: Tom agreed reluctantly. Sentence 4: The uncle rand a terrible business and underpaid him severely. Sentence 5: Tom quit within a month after getting paid almost nothing. Choices: a. Hong Kong World Race. b. Horrible New Job.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom hated his job. Sentence 2: It was too stressful. Sentence 3: He wanted to quit. Sentence 4: But he thought he had no guts to do so. Sentence 5: Finally he stood up and quit. Choices: a. Quitting job. b. The Toast.", "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'."}559{"query": "Sentence 1: Carlos drove his car too fast. Sentence 2: The police finally caught up to Carlos. Sentence 3: Carlos was pulled over for speeding. Sentence 4: The officer wrote up a speeding ticket. Sentence 5: Carlos had to go to court. Choices: a. Bad Nap. b. Fast Driver.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Ken was late for work. Sentence 2: He decided to speed to make it on time. Sentence 3: He was going 25 miles above the limit. Sentence 4: One block away from his job he got pulled over by police. Sentence 5: Ken ended up late and got a $250 ticket. Choices: a. Just missed it.. b. Speed hurts..", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ron was not paying attention while driving. Sentence 2: Ron ran through a stop sign. Sentence 3: He heard sirens behind him. Sentence 4: Ron was pulled over. Sentence 5: The cop wrote Ron a huge ticket! Choices: a. Ron ran the stop sign. b. Running Free.", "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'."}560{"query": "Sentence 1: John was always a slow eater. Sentence 2: He only had half hour lunches. Sentence 3: John tried to eat faster but it didn't work. Sentence 4: He decided to just eat smaller portions instead. Sentence 5: It helped keep him on schedule. Choices: a. The Drum Major. b. Slow Eater.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The man was hungry. Sentence 2: He looked for a restaurant. Sentence 3: He could not find one that sounded good. Sentence 4: He bought two frozen dinners instead. Sentence 5: He ate them both. Choices: a. Samuel. b. hungry.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jon always ate very slowly. Sentence 2: When he went to a family reunion, he was last to finish his meal. Sentence 3: One day he decided to start early. Sentence 4: He ate half his meal before everyone else. Sentence 5: And this time, he finished with everyone. Choices: a. Eating slowly. b. Ditched.", "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'."}561{"query": "Sentence 1: Stella loved to shop. Sentence 2: One day, Stella went to the mall and bought some dresses. Sentence 3: Of course, she then had to buy shoes to match the dresses. Sentence 4: Next, she bought purses to match the shoes that matched the dresses. Sentence 5: After that, her credit card reached its limit and she had to stop. Choices: a. Shopaholic Stella. b. Bad boss.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sally was a serious shopper and always has coupons. Sentence 2: Once, when she was about to check out, she was missing her coupons. Sentence 3: She was at a store she visited every week, and the manager knew her. Sentence 4: Since Sally had always been nice, the manager gave her a discount. Sentence 5: Sally was so appreciative that she then shopped there twice as much. Choices: a. The Good Shopper. b. Refreshment.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Beth loved shoes. Sentence 2: She particularly loved high heels and wanted to buy more. Sentence 3: She went shopping. Sentence 4: She found a great pair of high heels and bought them. Sentence 5: She was happy with her purchase. Choices: a. Headache. b. High Heels.", "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'."}562{"query": "Sentence 1: Cecilia wanted to watch the Olympics but her TV broke. Sentence 2: As she didn't have any other means to watch, she called her friends. Sentence 3: They made a few tracks in her backyard over the morning. Sentence 4: And in the afternoon they held their own Olympics competing for prizes. Sentence 5: Cecilia won the fastest runner award and was happy with herself. Choices: a. Olympics. b. Bad Interview.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Everyone in town was huddled around their televisions. Sentence 2: The Olympics were on and the soccer team was playing for the gold. Sentence 3: The team won and everyone cheered. Sentence 4: It was a huge upset and they celebrated accordingly. Sentence 5: They couldn't wait until the next Games! Choices: a. The Olympics. b. hammock.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jessica had been training for the Olympics for years. Sentence 2: She was finally accepted! Sentence 3: She completed her routine spectacularly. Sentence 4: She won for her country! Sentence 5: She was now famous! Choices: a. Niagara Falls. b. The Olympics.", "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'."}563{"query": "Sentence 1: Sam was too small for his college wrestling team. Sentence 2: His coach gave him a few months to bulk up. Sentence 3: Sam tried different things but it didn't work. Sentence 4: Sam wasn't able to gain enough mass. Sentence 5: He was not allowed on the team. Choices: a. Rene passes his test. b. College Wrestling.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Cody signed up to join the army. Sentence 2: He had to go through a physical. Sentence 3: Cody had a bad knee. Sentence 4: Cody wasn't able to pass the physical. Sentence 5: He wasn't able to be in the army. Choices: a. Drain. b. Army Recruit.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jim loved to watch wrestling on TV. Sentence 2: He decided to try out for his school's wrestling team. Sentence 3: But the team was nothing like the wrestling he saw on TV! Sentence 4: Jim decided wrestling was not for him after all. Sentence 5: He decided he preferred to just watch it on TV! Choices: a. Wrestling. b. Card Trick.", "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'."}564{"query": "Sentence 1: Dennis was at work craving a healthy snack. Sentence 2: He reached for the orange he had packed in his bag. Sentence 3: Then he noticed the orange was moldy and squishy. Sentence 4: He was so hungry he was tempted to eat it. Sentence 5: Still he did the smart thing and threw it out. Choices: a. Learning Piano. b. The Bad Orange.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Oscar went into the kitchen to find something to eat. Sentence 2: He checked the refrigerator but there wasn't anything good to eat. Sentence 3: He checked the cabinet but didn't find anything there either. Sentence 4: He checked the pantry and found a box of granola bars. Sentence 5: He grabbed two and went to watch a movie while he ate his snack. Choices: a. Cookies. b. The Snack.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Luigi was starving. Sentence 2: He found a hot dog in his fridge. Sentence 3: He didn't know how old it was, but he didn't care. Sentence 4: He ate it and then started to worry. Sentence 5: He hoped he wouldn't get sick. Choices: a. The Hot Dog. b. Unhealthy Choice.", "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'."}565{"query": "Sentence 1: Brent is a scared teen. Sentence 2: He has a big secret to tell. Sentence 3: He sits down with his parents. Sentence 4: He looks them in the eyes. Sentence 5: He tells them he is gay. Choices: a. Lake Trip. b. Brent comes out.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mike and his brother were watching TV. Sentence 2: Suddenly his brother got serious and asked to talk. Sentence 3: He slowly opened up and admitted that he was gay. Sentence 4: Mike was uncomfortable and didn't say anything. Sentence 5: Finally, he smiled and told his brother that it was just fine. Choices: a. The Bad Apple. b. The Gay Brother.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Jonathan came out to his parents as gay. Sentence 2: His parents were mortified. Sentence 3: They told him to get out of the house. Sentence 4: He spent that night in his car. Sentence 5: The next day, they apologetically let him come home. Choices: a. Coming Out. b. Angela's Essay.", "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'."}566{"query": "Sentence 1: Gary heard about the new carnival rides coming to town. Sentence 2: Gary decided it would be fun to check the rides out. Sentence 3: As Gary arrived, he noticed a huge roller coaster. Sentence 4: Gary purchased a ticket for the roller coaster and waited in line. Sentence 5: Gary was so excited to be riding the roller coaster at the carnival. Choices: a. Carnival rides. b. Cat in a Tree.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Carlo wanted to go to the circus. Sentence 2: The circus announced a new attraction. Sentence 3: It was about a real live unicorn. Sentence 4: When Carlo got there he was very excited. Sentence 5: The unicorn was a goat with a single horn. Choices: a. Circus. b. Laughter.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was excited to go to the amusement park. Sentence 2: He wanted to go on one specific ride. Sentence 3: Unfortunately it was being fixed at the time. Sentence 4: Tom was disappointed. Sentence 5: He went on other rides but it wasn't the same. Choices: a. Boo!. b. Broken Ride.", "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'."}567{"query": "Sentence 1: I have been playing basketball all week. Sentence 2: Some friends and I have had a few games going. Sentence 3: It has been really fun. Sentence 4: I am not very good. Sentence 5: I am learning some new moves though. Choices: a. Forest Cleared Within Minutes. b. Basketball game.", "pos": "Sentence 1: During the basketball game, I mostly assisted my teammates. Sentence 2: It was hard to score points since most of my shots were bad. Sentence 3: However, my friend trusted me. Sentence 4: He gave me the ball to shoot the game winner. Sentence 5: I shot a three pointer and it landed inside the hoop. Choices: a. Power Outage. b. Shot Heard Around the World.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom enjoyed basketball very much. Sentence 2: He played at his local park everyday. Sentence 3: One day he played John and lost. Sentence 4: Tom didn't like losing. Sentence 5: So he practiced for weeks to get better and beat John at basketball. Choices: a. Basketball. b. Move.", "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'."}568{"query": "Sentence 1: Veronica was a writer for a local paper. Sentence 2: She got juicy news about the mayor. Sentence 3: The news was not true about the mayor. Sentence 4: The article Veronica wrote gave the mayor a bad reputation. Sentence 5: Veronica felt bad about the news article. Choices: a. Dan the candy man. b. Veronica's Slander.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I got a job working at a newspaper. Sentence 2: I wrote articles about the town I was in. Sentence 3: One day my boss came in furious. Sentence 4: He read a story I wrote about aliens in town. Sentence 5: I guess I should have wrote an article that was true. Choices: a. Mystery Poop. b. The Newspaper.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom had a small restaurant. Sentence 2: He wanted to advertise it. Sentence 3: A local news agency offered to do a story on it. Sentence 4: Unfortunately the story was really negative. Sentence 5: Tom's business suffered greatly. Choices: a. Negative Attention. b. Michelle's Dream.", "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'."}569{"query": "Sentence 1: A tree surgeon I worked for had a dilemma. Sentence 2: The tree he wanted to remove was too close to houses, all around. Sentence 3: He tied a rope to the top of the tree. Sentence 4: Then he had one of his workers hold onto the pulley rope. Sentence 5: He then proceeded to cut the tree piece by piece. Choices: a. balloon. b. Tree Removal..", "pos": "Sentence 1: Kirby tried to cut down a tree with a hand ax. Sentence 2: When that didn't work, he decided to try a hand saw. Sentence 3: When his hand saw broke, he tried a chainsaw. Sentence 4: The chainsaw cut the tree down, but it also cut Kirby's leg. Sentence 5: Kirby decided to get an artificial tree next Christmas. Choices: a. Night Work. b. Tree Wars.", "neg": "Sentence 1: There was a tree we thought was dead. Sentence 2: We tried getting estimates but it was expensive. Sentence 3: But a big storm then rolled through. Sentence 4: The high winds brought down the tree. Sentence 5: Fortunately it didn't damage anything. Choices: a. Tree. b. Singing Group.", "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'."}570{"query": "Sentence 1: Lupe, Christina and Carmen told stories about the haunted house. Sentence 2: But Carmen challenged the other two girls to go inside the house. Sentence 3: They climbed a brick fence and entered the backyard. Sentence 4: Next, they turned the handle to the back door. Sentence 5: Suddenly, a window opened and the girls ran for the wall. Choices: a. The Farm. b. Scared.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sheila went to her apartment late at night. Sentence 2: Suddenly, she heard uneven sound from her room. Sentence 3: She was so scared and don't know what to do. Sentence 4: When she's inside her room she saw a ghost and she began to cry. Sentence 5: Until her friends showed up and she realized it's just a prank. Choices: a. best friends. b. prank.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Will and his friends went to a haunted house. Sentence 2: Will had never been to one before. Sentence 3: This made him feel a little nervous about what to expect. Sentence 4: At one point during the tour Will screamed like a little girl. Sentence 5: To this day, his buddies still tease Will about that scream. Choices: a. Haunted House. b. Bread.", "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'."}571{"query": "Sentence 1: Cody worked at a diner. Sentence 2: The manager fired Cody from his job. Sentence 3: Cody was upset. Sentence 4: He started telling people the diner was unsanitary. Sentence 5: The diner began to lose business. Choices: a. A Mad Worker. b. Bonuses.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jude was a manager in a burrito restaurant. Sentence 2: He had a customer who wanted a refund. Sentence 3: The customer was angry because Jude couldn't give him one. Sentence 4: He threatened all the workers with violence. Sentence 5: He was soon after escorted out by the police. Choices: a. Angry Customer. b. Exercise.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The cashier was rude to her customer. Sentence 2: The customer complained to the cashier's boss. Sentence 3: The boss warned the cashier to not be rude again. Sentence 4: The customer filed another complaint the next week. Sentence 5: The cashier was fired. Choices: a. Bring Your Own Darts. b. Lost Job.", "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'."}572{"query": "Sentence 1: Stacy bought a new pair of holey jeans. Sentence 2: They were in style for the summer. Sentence 3: She decided to wear them school. Sentence 4: However, when she got to school she was sent to the office. Sentence 5: The principal wrote her up for dress code violation. Choices: a. Wrong Recipient. b. Holey Jeans.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Sally got a new pair of shoes. Sentence 2: They were black and full of glitter. Sentence 3: She could not wait to wear them to school. Sentence 4: When she got to campus, she was immediately sent to the principal. Sentence 5: Glitter was not allowed and she had to go change. Choices: a. First Time Driving. b. Dress Code Violation.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Dana loved her new holey jeans. Sentence 2: She decided to wear them to school one day. Sentence 3: However, when she got to school, she was sent to the office. Sentence 4: Her jeans were against the dress code. Sentence 5: Dana had to go home and change. Choices: a. Blue jeans. b. Baby Lizard.", "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'."}573{"query": "Sentence 1: I put my son in the car. Sentence 2: We drove a long distance. Sentence 3: We arrived at the Apraxia walk early. Sentence 4: We did everything we could to raise awareness for his condition. Sentence 5: We had a great day with the other walkers. Choices: a. Turtle. b. Apraxia.", "pos": "Sentence 1: He came crawling out of the brush slowly. Sentence 2: His patient steps bringing him closers to the children. Sentence 3: He was a common slider turtle. Sentence 4: The children picked him up with excitement. Sentence 5: They ran with him to their parents to show them. Choices: a. Lonely. b. Turtle.", "neg": "Sentence 1: My wife loves turtles. Sentence 2: One day my son went to Walden Pond. Sentence 3: He spent the day swimming there. Sentence 4: He sent us a photo of a turtle waiting for her eggs to hatch. Sentence 5: My wife was very pleased to see these photos. Choices: a. Turtle. b. Jake goes fishing.", "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'."}574{"query": "Sentence 1: The girl was learning to play a new instrument. Sentence 2: She had a guitar. Sentence 3: She practiced her chords every day. Sentence 4: Soon, she could play actual songs! Sentence 5: She was excited to get even better at the guitar. Choices: a. The Guitar. b. Song Making.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Josh vowed to learn to play an instrument. Sentence 2: He chose to learn guitar. Sentence 3: At first it was hard for him to figure it out. Sentence 4: After a few lessons though he was playing a couple songs. Sentence 5: At the next family gathering he played and impressed everyone. Choices: a. Piano Man. b. Moving.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Laura meets a girl at a party who plays guitar. Sentence 2: Laura likes the girl and wants to impress her. Sentence 3: She goes home and tries to learn to play the guitar herself. Sentence 4: It's hard to learn to play music without any help. Sentence 5: Laura calls the girl and asks her to be a tutor. Choices: a. Disagree. b. Guitar Tutor.", "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'."}575{"query": "Sentence 1: Right before bed, little Katie spotted a huge spider and told Mom. Sentence 2: Mom said it wouldn't bother her and put Katie to bed. Sentence 3: As Katie was lying in bed a huge shadow darted across the wall. Sentence 4: Katie screamed and fell from her bed as Mom ran up the stairs. Sentence 5: There, on her bedroom wall was a spider the size of Katie's hand! Choices: a. Forgotten Address. b. The Night Creature.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The woman heard some rustling. Sentence 2: There was a bug next to her! Sentence 3: She tried to swat it but kept missing. Sentence 4: The bug scurried under the bed. Sentence 5: She was not going to be able to sleep tonight! Choices: a. Battle Royal. b. The Bug.", "neg": "Sentence 1: The spider crawled up the wall. Sentence 2: The woman screamed when she saw it. Sentence 3: SHe asked her husband to smash it. Sentence 4: He tried, but the spider jumped at him. Sentence 5: The man cried and ran away. Choices: a. The Spider. b. Grounded.", "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'."}576{"query": "Sentence 1: Mary wanted to go to France. Sentence 2: Mary didn't have any money. Sentence 3: Mary applied for a study-abroad scholarship. Sentence 4: Mary didn't win the scholarship. Sentence 5: She still wants to go to France. Choices: a. Building a swing. b. Bummer.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Susie was new at school. Sentence 2: She wanted to be in a sorority. Sentence 3: So she went to rush. Sentence 4: Unfortunately she didn't make the cut. Sentence 5: But she thought it would be okay next time. Choices: a. Wind. b. Rushing for the sorority.", "neg": "Sentence 1: One day I wanted to study abroad in Spain. Sentence 2: I registered for my classes and put everything in order. Sentence 3: At the last minute I realized my scholarship didn't cover everything. Sentence 4: I was so sad that I wouldn't be travelling. Sentence 5: In the end though, I ended up going to Peru with my church! Choices: a. Study Abroad. b. Rocks..", "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'."}577{"query": "Sentence 1: Vicky wants to be prom queen. Sentence 2: She works very hard with getting her classmates votes. Sentence 3: Vicky is sure she will win. Sentence 4: She even buys an expensive prom dress. Sentence 5: Vicky is only nominated for second place. Choices: a. Bad Chicken. b. Prom Queen.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Misty wanted to join the beauty pageant to win 1st prize. Sentence 2: But first she had to qualify. Sentence 3: To qualify she had to wear three different dresses and score greatly. Sentence 4: She qualified and for the competition she had to perform a dance. Sentence 5: Misty did not win any prize but she plans on joining future pageants. Choices: a. Unanswered email. b. Pageant.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Liz was excited about going to prom. Sentence 2: She needed a dress. Sentence 3: Her mom did not have enough money to buy a new prom dress. Sentence 4: She decided to make Liz a dress. Sentence 5: They found the perfect material and made Liz a beautiful dress. Choices: a. Prom Dress. b. Submitting a Project.", "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'."}578{"query": "Sentence 1: Fred's wife was very pregnant. Sentence 2: He got a call at work one day saying she was in labor. Sentence 3: Fred told his boss he was leaving and jumped in his car. Sentence 4: Fred rushed to the hospital to meet his wife. Sentence 5: He walked into the room to find his wife and healthy newborn son. Choices: a. The Pregnant Wife. b. Wrong Person.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Paul and Debra had been married for three years. Sentence 2: They were expecting their first child very soon. Sentence 3: The couple arrived at the hospital late one evening. Sentence 4: Debra was in labor for several hours, but Paul stayed by her side. Sentence 5: She delivered a healthy baby boy just after midnight. Choices: a. First born. b. The Film Festival.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ted was so happy the day he became an uncle. Sentence 2: He drove to the hospital to see his sister and her baby boy. Sentence 3: He was so excited, he drove the wrong way down the street. Sentence 4: A cop pulled him over and demanded his registration. Sentence 5: Ted told him about the birth and the cop let him off with a warning. Choices: a. Jim learns a last lesson about love. b. Ted becomes an uncle.", "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'."}579{"query": "Sentence 1: Two year old Todd was taking a shower by himself. Sentence 2: He was very good at being careful and liked the time. Sentence 3: Today he was being too hasty. Sentence 4: He stood up quickly, causing himself to fall hard. Sentence 5: His mom scooped him up and promised no more showers by himself. Choices: a. The Food Spill. b. A Shower Slip.", "pos": "Sentence 1: The baby was filthy. Sentence 2: His mom gave him a bath. Sentence 3: He loved splashing in the water. Sentence 4: Soon, he was clean and fresh again! Sentence 5: His mom wrapped him in a towel and snuggled him. Choices: a. An Allergy. b. The Bath.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was taking a shower. Sentence 2: He didn't realize he grabbed a dirty towel. Sentence 3: When he went to dry himself it smelled really bad. Sentence 4: Tom couldn't keep using it. Sentence 5: He decided to air dry instead. Choices: a. Dirty Towel. b. Having to sleep on the floor.", "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'."}580{"query": "Sentence 1: My parents are in the middle of an extremely nasty divorce. Sentence 2: Today I found out my father set up a lawsuit against her. Sentence 3: He's subpoenaed me to testify in his lawsuit. Sentence 4: I've tried to keep out of their spat for six years now. Sentence 5: If I don't show up and testify in this suit, I could go to jail. Choices: a. The Curtains. b. That's Family.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Mark and Olivia had been fighting a lot. Sentence 2: Mark decided he was ready for a divorce. Sentence 3: He filed the paperwork at the courthouse. Sentence 4: Olivia was crushed. Sentence 5: She thought they were going to get back together. Choices: a. Spaghetti. b. The Divorce.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Lying on the witness stand is called perjury. Sentence 2: Someone committing perjury will go to jail. Sentence 3: Anyone involved in a trial should be honest. Sentence 4: While answering questions just be honest. Sentence 5: If you are honest then you can breathe a sigh of relief afterwards. Choices: a. Being Honest. b. A Gay Story.", "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'."}581{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was trying to play videogames online. Sentence 2: He kept noticing lag. Sentence 3: Tom called his internet provider. Sentence 4: They told him they were having problems on their end. Sentence 5: Tom was annoyed but couldn't do anything about it. Choices: a. Slow Internet Speed. b. Lost dog.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim was at home. Sentence 2: He was watching YouTube but then the video stopped. Sentence 3: He checked his internet connection. Sentence 4: The internet was not working. Sentence 5: He called the internet company. Choices: a. Internet Trouble. b. The Red Light.", "neg": "Sentence 1: John was trying to watch a movie. Sentence 2: Unfortunately it kept skipping. Sentence 3: John called his internet company. Sentence 4: They were having trouble in his area. Sentence 5: John wasn't able to watch the movie until the next day. Choices: a. The Lake. b. Slow Internet.", "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'."}582{"query": "Sentence 1: Hannah decided as a joke to post a Christmas wish online. Sentence 2: Her wish was for Santa to bring her a boyfriend. Sentence 3: On Christmas day a guy she liked from months ago contacted her. Sentence 4: He wanted a second chance at going out on a date. Sentence 5: She said yes and by the time New Year's day came they were official. Choices: a. S'Mores. b. Christmas Wish.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Simone was feeling very lonely without a partner. Sentence 2: She decided to try online dating. Sentence 3: Her first date was a huge disappointment. Sentence 4: On her second date, she met the love of her life. Sentence 5: After only 2 months, he proposed to her. Choices: a. Jeffy the Cat and Zaddyfracks. b. Quick mover.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Abby always loved Christmas time as a child. Sentence 2: Abby's father always had a white beard, and would play Santa. Sentence 3: Abby would tell the neighborhood children that her dad was Santa. Sentence 4: Abby also loved when her dad would bring her presents to her as well. Sentence 5: Abby always cherished her Christmas memories of her Santa dad. Choices: a. Santa Dad. b. The Flu.", "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'."}583{"query": "Sentence 1: I wanted to stop drinking caffeine. Sentence 2: I decided to go cold turkey. Sentence 3: The next morning I skipped coffee. Sentence 4: By afternoon I had a horrible headache. Sentence 5: I desperately drank a huge mug of soda. Choices: a. A blunt skates. b. Headache.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I thought I could go without caffeine to wake me up. Sentence 2: I sat at my desk, trying to concentrate. Sentence 3: I felt foggy headed and unfocused. Sentence 4: I gave up and got a diet mountain dew. Sentence 5: I drank the entire can before I felt better. Choices: a. The Glasses. b. Caffeine.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anne woke up with a terrible headache. Sentence 2: She had been up late the night before studying for a big test. Sentence 3: Anne looked in her bathroom for some pain killers. Sentence 4: When she couldn't find any, she asked her roommate for medicine. Sentence 5: Anne's roommate gave her two tylenols to help with her headache. Choices: a. anne's headache. b. Quit Smoking.", "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'."}584{"query": "Sentence 1: Sarah was angry at her girlfriend. Sentence 2: She suspected that her girlfriend might be cheating on her. Sentence 3: She decided to follow her girlfriend after she went out. Sentence 4: Sarah's girlfriend just wandered around the neighborhood aimlessly. Sentence 5: It turned out that her girlfriend had just been playing Pokemon Go! Choices: a. Sarah's Girlfriend. b. New Lights.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Shane is out on the town with his girlfriend. Sentence 2: She is blonde model. Sentence 3: She gets looks from all types of men. Sentence 4: A man tells Shane's girlfriend she's pretty. Sentence 5: Shane snaps in a jealous rage and tells the man off. Choices: a. Shane gets jealous. b. Breakable Things.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Shelly has been playing Pokemon Go a lot on her phone. Sentence 2: She walks around the neighborhood to catch them. Sentence 3: She doesn't pay attention well and stumbled over the sidewalk. Sentence 4: When she landed she twisted her foot and broke her toe. Sentence 5: Now she has to wear a little cast until it heals. Choices: a. No Return. b. How Shelly Broke Her Toe.", "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'."}585{"query": "Sentence 1: Dan felt bad about something he said about Angie, a co-worker. Sentence 2: Dan kept trying to apologize to Angie but could never get her alone. Sentence 3: Dan decided to send Angie a note by mail. Sentence 4: In the note Dan expressed genuine regret and sorrow for what he said. Sentence 5: The next day Angie tearfully spoke with Dan, forgiving him. Choices: a. Apology. b. Parenting.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom was on his way to apologize to his girlfriend. Sentence 2: Tom felt the need to present a gift along with his apology. Sentence 3: Tom picked up a card and some flowers. Sentence 4: Tom knocked on his girlfriend's door. Sentence 5: She opened it with a smile, forgiving him instantly! Choices: a. Forgiven!. b. Rumors Are Bad.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Claire and David were having a loud argument in the laundromat. Sentence 2: An old woman asked them to stop, but they ignored her. Sentence 3: She showed them a picture of her husband and said he was dead now. Sentence 4: She told them that he died before she could tell him she loved him. Sentence 5: They were touched and quickly reconciled. Choices: a. Weight Loss. b. The argument.", "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'."}586{"query": "Sentence 1: Nick forgot to put the trash at the road. Sentence 2: The trash can began to overflow. Sentence 3: Nick had nowhere to put his trash. Sentence 4: Nick's neighbor offered his trashcan to Nick. Sentence 5: Nick put trash in his neighbor's can. Choices: a. The Trash Can. b. JT joins the army.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Bob had put the trash out. Sentence 2: He forgot to put a lid on the trash can. Sentence 3: A bunch of cats got into the trash. Sentence 4: They left trash all over Bob's yard. Sentence 5: Bob had to pick up the trash in the morning. Choices: a. Bob's Trash. b. Party.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom had roommates. Sentence 2: They never wanted to take out the trash. Sentence 3: Tom refused to for a while. Sentence 4: The trash piled up so high it fell over. Sentence 5: Tom yelled at everyone and took it out. Choices: a. Regret. b. Too Much Trash.", "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'."}587{"query": "Sentence 1: My new coworker was very thin. Sentence 2: She had just started on the job. Sentence 3: She told me she liked beef buns from Chinatown. Sentence 4: I bought her several buns during her first weeks at the job. Sentence 5: She said I was trying to fatten her up. Choices: a. Beef Bun. b. Broken air bed.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tanya was on a diet. Sentence 2: Her husband went into the hospital. Sentence 3: Tanya was stressed. Sentence 4: She ate a lot of fast food for a week. Sentence 5: Tanya gained a few pounds when her husband was sick. Choices: a. Gaining Weight. b. Foreigners.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Anne was sleeping in the tent. Sentence 2: She got her sleeping bag unrolled. Sentence 3: Then she put her pillows inside of it. Sentence 4: She was nervous but excited. Sentence 5: She had never slept outside before! Choices: a. Junk Food. b. The Sleeping Bag.", "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'."}588{"query": "Sentence 1: I got a job selling cookies door to door. Sentence 2: I had to walk around all day in the hot sun. Sentence 3: I got extremely thirsty. Sentence 4: I decided that I should carry water with me when I work. Sentence 5: I never got extremely thirsty on the job ever again. Choices: a. A Cell Phone. b. Very Thirsty.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jim spent most of the day packing boxes. Sentence 2: He made many trips to load them into the truck. Sentence 3: He sweated out more than he drank. Sentence 4: When he went to pee, his urine was a dark amber orange. Sentence 5: Jim doubled his water consumption to avoid dehydration. Choices: a. New Laptop. b. Need More Hydro.", "neg": "Sentence 1: It was a sweltering summer day. Sentence 2: Samuel was doing his daily run in the park. Sentence 3: By the time he got home, his shirt was soaked in sweat. Sentence 4: He went straight to the kitchen and got a glass of water. Sentence 5: It was incredibly refreshing. Choices: a. Hot Day. b. Coffee Seller.", "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'."}589{"query": "Sentence 1: Darren liked to play poker with his friends. Sentence 2: Darren usually won most of the poker games. Sentence 3: He decided to enter a poker tournament. Sentence 4: Darren lost a lot of money in the tournament. Sentence 5: Darren decided that he wasn't that good at playing poker. Choices: a. At first sight. b. Poker Face.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tom loved to play poker. Sentence 2: Unfortunately he was bad at it. Sentence 3: Everyone wanted to play with him. Sentence 4: He made obvious faces when he was bluffing. Sentence 5: Tom lost a lot of money on the game over the years. Choices: a. My new color. b. Bad Poker Face.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ace was the best pool player in the neighborhood. Sentence 2: One day, a stranger came into the pool hall. Sentence 3: He and Ace played a few games, each winning a few bucks. Sentence 4: The stranger then suggested they increase the bet to a hundred bucks. Sentence 5: After Ace lost, and the stranger left, Ace realized he'd been hustled. Choices: a. Ace Meets His Match. b. Todd and Scott Become Friends.", "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'."}590{"query": "Sentence 1: I ended up going to a sushi restaurant that I've been to before. Sentence 2: And I was surprised that the sushi chef there remembered who I was. Sentence 3: But as I expected, the sushi wasn't that great. Sentence 4: However, everyone there was really nice. Sentence 5: I got free sushi too and left in a good mood. Choices: a. Bad but Good Sushi. b. Work Food.", "pos": "Sentence 1: I was looking at the health grade of a restaurant I go to. Sentence 2: And I was not surprised that it had an A. Sentence 3: But I read that there were still many health violations. Sentence 4: And some seemed very serious. Sentence 5: Despite this, I still plan on going to the restaurant again. Choices: a. Health Rating A. b. Pete's Memory Comes Back.", "neg": "Sentence 1: I went to Whole Foods today. Sentence 2: And I felt like eating sushi. Sentence 3: But I knew there sushi wasn't always fresh. Sentence 4: Though I decided it buy a salmon avocado roll anyway. Sentence 5: Afterwards, I regret not just going to a sushi restaurant. Choices: a. Middle School. b. Grocery Sushi.", "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'."}591{"query": "Sentence 1: Jamie was nervous about her upcoming oboe recital. Sentence 2: She was new to music. Sentence 3: She'd only been practicing for a couple of months. Sentence 4: She worked extra hard to get read. Sentence 5: When she finished, the audience stood and clapped. Choices: a. The Garden Plot. b. The Recital.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Gia was learning a new instrument. Sentence 2: She thought the cello looked interesting. Sentence 3: She spent the first lesson learning how to hold it. Sentence 4: She couldn't wait to learn how to play real music on it! Sentence 5: Gia was confident that the cello would be the best match for her. Choices: a. The Concert. b. The Cello.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Erin had her piano recital coming up. Sentence 2: Erin told her teacher how nervous she was about performing. Sentence 3: Erin's teacher told her to practice as much as possible. Sentence 4: Erin took her advice and practiced every evening. Sentence 5: Erin nailed her piece at the recital! Choices: a. Recital. b. Olympic champion.", "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'."}592{"query": "Sentence 1: Josh was really hungry one afternoon. Sentence 2: There was nothing to eat at the house. Sentence 3: He had almost no money. Sentence 4: Josh started looking for change between couch cushions. Sentence 5: He was able to get enough change for the dollar menu. Choices: a. Dollar Menu. b. The Last Cigarette.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jessie and Rod hadn't eaten lunch yet. Sentence 2: They didn't have a lot of money between them. Sentence 3: The two decided to share a meal. Sentence 4: Jessie and Rod ordered a kid's meal and an extra drink. Sentence 5: They were starving when they got home. Choices: a. A Lite Lunch. b. Blame.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ethan was very hungry. Sentence 2: He left class early to get some food. Sentence 3: He found a vending machine. Sentence 4: He put in a dollar. Sentence 5: He got the food he wanted! Choices: a. The Spy. b. Hunger.", "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'."}593{"query": "Sentence 1: Josh was playing outside. Sentence 2: He had  new pair of sneakers. Sentence 3: He jumped in a mud puddle with them. Sentence 4: The sneakers were covered in mud. Sentence 5: He ran to hose them off. Choices: a. Egg Sandwich. b. The Sneakers.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Carl got new shoes. Sentence 2: He was excited to show them off. Sentence 3: The first day he wore them it rained. Sentence 4: He accidentally stepped on a puddle. Sentence 5: They ruined the shoes. Choices: a. Mail. b. New Shoes.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Ned has some mud on his feet from playing outside today. Sentence 2: He decides to clean his feet. Sentence 3: Ned gives both of his feet a thorough washing. Sentence 4: He feels much better afterwards. Sentence 5: Ned is happy he doesn't have muddy feet any longer. Choices: a. Ned Washes His Feet. b. Ann's Surprise Visit.", "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'."}594{"query": "Sentence 1: Tom was a nascar driver. Sentence 2: It was his first race. Sentence 3: He got into a bad accident. Sentence 4: Tom was badly crippled. Sentence 5: It ended his racing career. Choices: a. Training the dog. b. Bad Crash.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Dale was driving home from work one evening. Sentence 2: A dog ran out into the road. Sentence 3: Dale slammed on his brakes and barely missed it. Sentence 4: The car behind him slammed into his car. Sentence 5: Dale had to swap insurance information. Choices: a. Adam gets divorced. b. Rabbit on the Road.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tom was at a quarter mile track. Sentence 2: He was going to race a friend. Sentence 3: He really wanted to win. Sentence 4: Tom decided to spray way too much nitrous. Sentence 5: He won but it destroyed his engine. Choices: a. Destroyed Engine. b. Going to the Movies.", "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'."}595{"query": "Sentence 1: Heather was middle aged and wore glasses. Sentence 2: At the mall last week she lost her glasses. Sentence 3: Heather had to call her daughter to drive her to work. Sentence 4: Heather went the very next day to buy a new pair. Sentence 5: Heather called her daughter and told her she did not have to drive her. Choices: a. Glasses. b. Knitting.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Heidi cannot see well. Sentence 2: She needs to get glasses. Sentence 3: Heidi is worried how she will look. Sentence 4: Heidi gets to pick out her pink glasses. Sentence 5: Heidi looks beautiful with glasses. Choices: a. Heidi Gets Glasses. b. Runaway.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Grandma was 87, and still drove her car. Sentence 2: Her daughter took her to the eye doctor. Sentence 3: The doctor told Grandma that she didn't see well enough to drive. Sentence 4: Grandma was upset, and didn't know how she was going to get around. Sentence 5: Her daughter said that she could take her wherever she needed to go. Choices: a. Ron ran the stop sign. b. Grandma's Eyes.", "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'."}596{"query": "Sentence 1: When Joe was in Preschool they made him take naps. Sentence 2: One day he was awoken just a couple minutes early. Sentence 3: Groggily he sat up and saw a fire truck sitting outside. Sentence 4: The school had the firefighters show up to the school. Sentence 5: Joe was so excited when he got to sit in the driver's seat! Choices: a. Firetruck. b. Overlooked sausage.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Joey's first grade class took a trip to the pumpkin patch. Sentence 2: They could pick a pumpkin as long as they could get it to the bus. Sentence 3: Joey's pumpkin was much too big and heavy. Sentence 4: He finally laid his jacket on the ground to pull the pumpkin along. Sentence 5: He got to keep it because he got it to the bus. Choices: a. Pumpkin Patch. b. Original Prankster..", "neg": "Sentence 1: Tod was in charge of driving a big fire truck. Sentence 2: Tod had lots of friends that he worked with. Sentence 3: One day a fire started that they had to put out. Sentence 4: Tod rushed to the fire in the fire truck. Sentence 5: Tod was so rushed he forgot to bring his friends along. Choices: a. Spilled Milk. b. Fireman.", "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'."}597{"query": "Sentence 1: I had a two week vacation off from school. Sentence 2: I asked a friend to travel with me. Sentence 3: My friend was not available the same weeks. Sentence 4: I decided to ask a different friend who had the same vacation as me. Sentence 5: We made travel plans together. Choices: a. Promotion. b. Travel Plans.", "pos": "Sentence 1: One year my school offered us a field trip. Sentence 2: I wasn't completely sure if I was going to go so I asked some friends. Sentence 3: My friends told me they would likely be going so I considered it too. Sentence 4: When the deadline for the paperwork approached I still wasn't sure. Sentence 5: I ended up asking my best friend if he was going and I went with him. Choices: a. Birthday. b. Field trip.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Amanda decided to take a Europe vacation. Sentence 2: She joined up with a travel agent. Sentence 3: They sold a tour to her friends and family. Sentence 4: Amanda enjoyed traveling through Europe. Sentence 5: Her favorite thing was that the trip was free. Choices: a. Europe Vacation. b. Second Life.", "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'."}598{"query": "Sentence 1: Lisa wanted to take a yoga class. Sentence 2: She was unsure what items she would need for the class. Sentence 3: She called the instructor and asked what items she would need. Sentence 4: The instructor stated that she would need a yoga mat. Sentence 5: Lisa bought a yoga mat and signed up for the class. Choices: a. Yoga Class. b. KPOP.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Lexi was starting gymnastics. Sentence 2: She tried on many different leotards. Sentence 3: She found one that was comfortable and cute. Sentence 4: She took it home and tried it on again. Sentence 5: She was so excited to go to class! Choices: a. The Leotard. b. The Name Book.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sandra was nervous. Sentence 2: She just got her gym membership. Sentence 3: She walked in the door and was a bit intimidated. Sentence 4: She overcame it though and began working out. Sentence 5: She felt great working out in the gym. Choices: a. Ballet. b. The Gym.", "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'."}599{"query": "Sentence 1: Tina makes a schedule for herself every day. Sentence 2: She feels more comfortable with a to-do list and a time frame. Sentence 3: She wakes up, sits at her desk, and writes her day's plan. Sentence 4: Sometimes she follows it to the letter. Sentence 5: Even when she doesn't, she feels better with it in her pocket. Choices: a. First Day of Work. b. Schedules.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Jane decided she wanted to become a farmer. Sentence 2: She got a job at a nearby farm. Sentence 3: The work was difficult. Sentence 4: However, Jane was happy to be a farmer. Sentence 5: Jane was proud of her career choice. Choices: a. Lisa Makes Earrings. b. Jane Becomes A Farmer.", "neg": "Sentence 1: Sneha always had tea with her lunch. Sentence 2: It became a part of her daily routine. Sentence 3: There was a day when Sneha forgot to bring tea to work. Sentence 4: The water tasted bitter and her lunch was ruined. Sentence 5: Sneha devised a notification system on her phone to prevent such days. Choices: a. Tea Time. b. Going for a Run..", "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'."}600{"query": "Sentence 1: A tornado came through here yesterday. Sentence 2: It was really scary. Sentence 3: All the weather channels were sending warnings. Sentence 4: We went down to the basement during the storm. Sentence 5: Everyone was okay. Choices: a. The storm. b. Scratched cd.", "pos": "Sentence 1: Tim moved into a trailer park. Sentence 2: It was in the middle of tornado alley. Sentence 3: A big one was about to hit. Sentence 4: Tim left the area beforehand. Sentence 5: His entire park was destroyed. Choices: a. Tornado Alley. b. The Music Lover.", "neg": "Sentence 1: A big thunderstorm came through, blowing down trees and power lines. Sentence 2: Ron was gone with a friend when this happened. Sentence 3: Ron called a neighbor, who said the neighborhood was unscathed. Sentence 4: However, a big branch actually had broken Ron's car's windshield. Sentence 5: Fortunately, Ron's comprehensive insurance will cover the damage. Choices: a. Being too Personal. b. The Big Storm Causes Damage.", "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'."}601