[Q]: How does the sentence end?

We gave up on the couch but it was worth it to reupholster the chair, as the
OPTIONS:
- couch was terminal.
- chair was terminal.

[A]: couch was terminal.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Brian checked into a 1-Star motel while Joseph checked into a 5-star hotel.
OPTIONS:
- Brian didn't see a rat in their room.
- Joseph didn't see a rat in their room.

[A]: Joseph didn't see a rat in their room.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Monica loved planes while Samantha hated to fly, so
OPTIONS:
- Monica never wanted to become a pilot.
- Samantha never wanted to become a pilot.

[A]:
Samantha never wanted to become a pilot.