[Q]: How does the sentence end?

The driver was avoiding the highway and taking the country road due to the
OPTIONS:
- highway being easy to navigate.
- country road being easy to navigate.

[A]: country road being easy to navigate.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Benjamin called Nick about necessary apartment renovations, because
OPTIONS:
- Benjamin was the landlord of the apartment.
- Nick was the landlord of the apartment.

[A]: Nick was the landlord of the apartment.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Jack loved math and disliked social sciences, so when deciding to take sociology or math that semester, the counselor deleted the
OPTIONS:
- math because Jack was resistant to it.
- sociology because Jack was resistant to it.

[A]:
sociology because Jack was resistant to it.