[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Samuel likes to rollerblade a lot, but Brett is more of a skateboarder, so
OPTIONS:
- Samuel likes the skating rink.
- Brett likes the skating rink.

[A]: Samuel likes the skating rink.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

The flute sounded dead in the hallway, but wonderful in the parlor, since the
OPTIONS:
- hallway had such wonderful acoustics.
- parlor had such wonderful acoustics.

[A]: parlor had such wonderful acoustics.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

We treated the wooden wall on the house but not the floor since the
OPTIONS:
- wall had some termite problems in the past.
- floor had some termite problems in the past.

[A]:
wall had some termite problems in the past.