Answer:
A. first sentence
B. title
C. middle sentence
D. last sentence
The correct answer will be:
B!
“Why?”
The answer is simple! The title almost ALWAYS is related to the contents of the article/story. The reader will typically hear or see the title of your story before even seeing the cover for most cases! You should always have your title relate to the book, or the reader might think it is something else. Most writers follow this unspoken rule, and the readers usually choose their books based on it. If the reader finds the title interesting, they will read your story! There IS a catch, though; if your title caught a readers attention, but it doesn't have anything related to the title or anything related to what they thought the book was about based off the title, they will more often then not, leave your book unfinished, lying on the ground.
-That's it for this! Enjoy!