[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Molly was having her date over for dinner, so she decided to cook spaghetti instead of meatloaf, because the
OPTIONS:
- meatloaf was difficult to cook.
- spaghetti was difficult to cook.

[A]: meatloaf was difficult to cook.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

The restaurant sold a lot of steak but not as much salad, as people thought
OPTIONS:
- steak was really bland.
- salad was really bland.

[A]: salad was really bland.

[Q]: How does the sentence end?

Steven applied for the position of Bingo Caller while Derrick did not because
OPTIONS:
- Steven was a native speaker.
- Derrick was a native speaker.

[A]:
Steven was a native speaker.