I will go with B here.
Not sure aabout the meaning, but only B goes correct in terms of parallelism.
A: Looks like an independent clause following 'but', but the subject is missing.
C: Them refers to the presents, but in the previous clause "Eager to begin their presents", here their refers to the twins. Pronoun ambiguity
D: Reluctant after finishing is incorrect.
E: Again, pronoun ambiguity with the word Their.
B: Parallelism - Twins were" Eager tobegin opening their presents"
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Not sure aabout the meaning, but only B goes correct in terms of parallelism.
A: Looks like an independent clause following 'but', but the subject is missing.
C: Them refers to the presents, but in the previous clause "Eager to begin their presents", here their refers to the twins. Pronoun ambiguity
D: Reluctant after finishing is incorrect.
E: Again, pronoun ambiguity with the word Their.
B: Parallelism - Twins were" Eager tobegin opening their presents"
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