[Q]: How does the sentence end?

College was beneficial for Steven and less so for Donald as
OPTIONS:
- Steven had no goals or ideas for the future.
- Donald had no goals or ideas for the future.

[A]: Donald had no goals or ideas for the future.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

She had to take sausages out of her recipe and substitute lentils, since the
OPTIONS:
- sausages had an overpowering flavor.
- lentils had an overpowering flavor.

[A]: sausages had an overpowering flavor.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Megan loved animals but Jennifer did not, so only
OPTIONS:
- Megan would smile when she saw the puppy.
- Jennifer would smile when she saw the puppy.

[A]:
Megan would smile when she saw the puppy.