You are given a paragraph (Passage), a question (Question) and two answer options (Option1 and Option2). Your task is to choose the correct answer to the question based on the passage. Answer of the question cannot be found directly from the passage, it is indirectly indicated in the passage. Do not answer with words other than the two options, and do not answer with option titles(e.g. "option1" or "1" are not acceptable answers.)

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Passage: My daughter got a new board game for Christmas . It had a spinner and little cardboard figures you could move across the board . We had to read the directions to find out how to set it up . Each cardboard figure had a little plastic stand they made them look like they were standing up when you moved them across the board . We chose which cardboard figure we would use to be ours and spun the spinner to see who would go first . In this game , you could sometimes land on a square that told you to do something . Sometimes these were good and you could get ahead really fast , but some of these would make you go backwards . We played the game and it was a close race , but in the end my daughter won . She was very happy ! Question: What was the thing that could send someone back in the game? Option1: the spinner Option2: directions on the squares

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directions on the squares


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Passage: I do not like to fly but sometimes it is necessary . I am going to visit my friend in Chicago , so I have to go to the airport . I have a cab take me there . I do n't like to check my bags , because sometimes they lose them and I 'm nervous enough as it is . So I get my ticket and have the rest of my stuff on a bag on my back . Now I have to go through security . Then I pass myself through the x ray machine . Now I have to rush to put my shoes back on and run to my gate . Once at the gate I wait till they call my ticket section . I find my seat and tuck my bag under my feet and get ready to fly . Question: When did they pass their bag through the xray machine? Option1: After going to Chicago Option2: at the security line

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at the security line


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Passage: Last year my husband and I attended a community theater production of `` Man of La Mancha '' . It was held at a very nice modern theater that is part of a community center in a nearby town . I enjoy the music in `` Man of La Mancha '' very much . The play started at 8:00 p.m. and since there were no reserved seats , we left early . We drove in our car to the theater . We arrived at 7:30 . They gave us a program which contained a lot of information about the play , the actors and production crew , and the community theater company in general . We read that program until the play started . When the lights went down in the `` house '' -LRB- which is what they call the audience part of the theater , where you sit -RRB- , an orchestra began to play . The music at the beginning is called `` the overture . '' They played the overture for about five minutes . Then the curtain went up and the play began . There was some dancing , and as this was a play about Don Quixote and Sancho Panza , the two main characters rode `` pretend '' horses which were like boxes around their waists but you could see their legs underneath . `` Man of La Mancha '' is a funny story with a sad ending because Don Quixote -LRB- really the author Miguel de Cervantes -RRB- goes to prison . There was an intermission in the middle of the performance where they stopped the action , put the lights on in the `` house '' -LRB- where the audience sits -RRB- , and we went out into the lobby of the theater to buy a Coke . We knew the play was over when the stage curtain was lowered for the final time . The curtain did go up again , one more time , as the actors came out onstage and we applauded them . We had also applauded them after every song during the play . Then the house lights went up for the final time , we left the theater , got into our car and went home . Question: What was below the stage? Option1: lobby Option2: the orchestra

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the orchestra