[Q]: How does the sentence end?

I hated the grub at his house a lot more than the food at Julie's house, because the
OPTIONS:
- grub was tasty.
- food was tasty.

[A]: food was tasty.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

The toothpaste of Robert works better than that of Joel, so
OPTIONS:
- Robert must use a generic brand toothpaste.
- Joel must use a generic brand toothpaste.

[A]: Joel must use a generic brand toothpaste.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

James needed more eggplant if he wanted to fill up the pot. He did not know the
OPTIONS:
- eggplant would be that big.
- pot would be that big.

[A]:
pot would be that big.