[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Megan took all the benefits from Lindsey , giving
OPTIONS:
- Megan a distinct advantage in their situation.
- Lindsey a distinct advantage in their situation.

[A]: Megan a distinct advantage in their situation.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Lucy liked gambling at the casino more than the truckstop because there were better odds at the
OPTIONS:
- casino .
- truckstop .

[A]: casino .

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

He treated his wife for an electrical burn and luckily had gauze not just a band-aid as the
OPTIONS:
- band-aid was preferred for this kind of injury.
- gauze was preferred for this kind of injury.

[A]:
gauze was preferred for this kind of injury.