[Q]: How does the sentence end?

The room of Samantha was always messy compared to that of Sarah, since
OPTIONS:
- Samantha is a neat person.
- Sarah is a neat person.

[A]: Sarah is a neat person.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Ben was choosing between a clothing business and a fitness business. He ended up opening the
OPTIONS:
- fitness business because it was healthy.
- clothing business because it was healthy.

[A]: fitness business because it was healthy.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Sarah took her sugar glider to Rachel, a veterinarian, but
OPTIONS:
- Sarah was not worried about the sugar glider even though it was getting old.
- Rachel was not worried about the sugar glider even though it was getting old.

[A]:
Rachel was not worried about the sugar glider even though it was getting old.