Problem: How does the sentence end?

Jennifer didn't mind doing ironing but Tanya couldn't stand it.
OPTIONS:
- Jennifer spent hardly any money at the dry cleaners.
- Tanya spent hardly any money at the dry cleaners.
Answer: Jennifer spent hardly any money at the dry cleaners.

Problem: How does the sentence end?

Given the option, I'd rather get my nose pierced instead of my bellybutton since I think the
OPTIONS:
- nose is usually less sensitive.
- bellybutton is usually less sensitive.
Answer: nose is usually less sensitive.

Problem: How does the sentence end?

In the old days at the school, discipline was applied with a stick rather than the hand, as the
OPTIONS:
- stick tended to strike softer.
- hand tended to strike softer.
Answer: hand tended to strike softer.

Problem: How does the sentence end?

Jason arrived to eliminate Donald from her post at the town hall, because
OPTIONS:
- Jason had lost the election.
- Donald had lost the election.
Answer:
Donald had lost the election.