[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Nelson had a much worse sunburn than Kenneth did although
OPTIONS:
- Nelson remembered to apply their sunscreen.
- Kenneth remembered to apply their sunscreen.

[A]: Nelson remembered to apply their sunscreen.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Ryan liked big dogs while Kyle thought small dogs were preferable.
OPTIONS:
- Ryan bought a great dane from the breeder.
- Kyle bought a great dane from the breeder.

[A]: Ryan bought a great dane from the breeder.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

To make things less awkward between them, Kevin bought his wife a daisy, even though she preferred a tulip, because the
OPTIONS:
- tulip was easier for him to acquire.
- daisy was easier for him to acquire.

[A]:
daisy was easier for him to acquire.