[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Randy studied hard in their first year of college and Nick did not, which meant that
OPTIONS:
- Randy got bad grades.
- Nick got bad grades.

[A]: Nick got bad grades.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Thor wanted to use caulk on the baseboards instead of glue, because the
OPTIONS:
- caulk was cheaper.
- glue was cheaper.

[A]: caulk was cheaper.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Ben needed to wash his shoes and shirts. He chose to wash the
OPTIONS:
- shoes because he liked to walk with clean shoes.
- shirts because he liked to walk with clean shoes.

[A]:
shoes because he liked to walk with clean shoes.