Task: Question Answering
Input (English): Passage: First , if the alarm clock has a cord , I unplug it from the wall . Then I find the battery cover opening - this will usually be on the bottom or back of the clock but could be on the sides also . The opening is usually like a compartment with a tab that I can push on to release the battery cover to expose the batteries . If I do n't , I might run to the store or order them on line if I am not in a hurry to replace the batteries . Once I have the batteries , I remove the old batteries by either pushing against one end so the other end presses down on a spring and I can pull it out , or sometimes there is a ribbon underneath the batteries that I can pull to release the batteries . I check carefully which way the batteries go , making sure the plus sign on the battery -LRB- the knob end -RRB- goes towards the plus sign on the clock battery compartment . Once all the batteries are in , I make sure the clock is on -LRB- plugging it in if needed -RRB- then I use the time buttons to set the correct time , making sure if there is a morning/night -LRB- a.m. / p.m. -RRB- indicator , I have it set correctly . Finally , I use the clock buttons to set the alarm time -LRB- again making sure the a.m. / p.m. indicator is correct -RRB- and turn on the alarm by setting the switch to `` alarm '' or `` radio '' . Question: What do they have to determine if they have? Option1: batteries for the alarm clock Option2: a replacement alarm clock
Output (English): batteries for the alarm clock