Problem: How does the sentence end?

She planted peonies instead of azaleas because the
OPTIONS:
- peonies were known to be difficult to grow.
- azaleas were known to be difficult to grow.
Answer: azaleas were known to be difficult to grow.

Problem: How does the sentence end?

I tried to repackage the paint in a new tub, but it didn't fit because the
OPTIONS:
- paint was to much.
- tub was to much.
Answer: paint was to much.

Problem: How does the sentence end?

It was more likely that Christine's computer would get infected rather than Sarah's because
OPTIONS:
- Christine did not have an anti-virus program.
- Sarah did not have an anti-virus program.
Answer: Christine did not have an anti-virus program.

Problem: How does the sentence end?

Chaz likes to make his lemonade from powder and not from concentrate. The
OPTIONS:
- powder is more appealing to his senses.
- concentrate is more appealing to his senses.
Answer:
powder is more appealing to his senses.