[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Erin nearly flunked out of medical school and asked Sarah for guidance because
OPTIONS:
- Erin gave expert advice.
- Sarah gave expert advice.

[A]: Sarah gave expert advice.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

He could not bring his wheelchair into the store but could get into the library, as the
OPTIONS:
- store was inaccessible to the disabled.
- library was inaccessible to the disabled.

[A]: store was inaccessible to the disabled.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

His school was a lot less productive than my college because the
OPTIONS:
- school was a very poor place.
- college was a very poor place.

[A]:
school was a very poor place.