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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Question: Passage: Cleaning a shower sucks . Why does it dirty if all you do is clean yourself in it ? The reason why is that the soap and the hard water creates this ugly film that makes it look dirty .  Most people 's water is hard .  In soft water , soap suds up and it does n't stick so bad to the walls . Can never really clean it unless use chemicals to break up the soap scum . Even with the cleaner called `` BlastOff '' it does n't fully remove it unless use the white Mr. Clean sponge in tandem with BlastOff .  The white sponge with the BlastOff spray works better than the pumice that is used by scraping the tiles . Unless it iodine stains -- then have to use something completely different and I forgot the name of the brand that removes iodine . Removing iodine stains by spraying and leaving there over night , it will be gone , but only in the places where it dripped down and have to use the entire bottle all at once . Question: What do not last very long? Option1: a clean shower Option2: the toilet staying clean

Answer: a clean shower


Question: Passage: I arrived at the salon and walked inside . At the front counter was a receptionist who asked me if I had an appointment . I did have an appointment that I scheduled for that day . She let me know that my hairdresser would be ready for me in a few minutes , so I sat down in the lobby and read a magazine for a few minutes . I found a picture of a short hairstyle that I really liked . When my hairdresser came to the lobby to get me , I showed her the picture of the haircut that I wanted . I followed her back to the salon area , and she motioned for me to take a seat in a big chair . I sat down , and she put a cape around my shoulders to prevent hair from sticking to my clothes . She brought over a cart with a small tub on it , and told me to lean my neck back while she washed my hair . After shampooing my hair , she rinsed it out with water and put it up in a towel to let it dry . She rolled the cart away and came back with a comb and pair of scissors , and combed through my hair . Long pieces of my hair fell all around me to the floor . She turned my chair around so she could reach the hair in the front of my head , and when she was done she washed her scissors off . Then , she dried my hair with a blow dryer and my haircut was fully revealed . She took the cape off of me and we chatted for a bit about our days and I thanked her . Then I left . Question: What was being helped to be nurished? Option1: her fingernails Option2: her scalp and hair

Answer: her scalp and hair


Question: Passage: Today I wanted to read the newspaper , but I do not have a newspaper subscription . I decided that the best way to get the newspaper would be to go to the library and read it there . I got dressed , put on my bike helmet , and biked over to the local public library . She directed me to the third floor , where all of the periodicals and newspapers were kept . I thanked her and went up the stairs to the third floor , seeing the newspapers held on large wooden sticks . I found the newspaper I wanted , the New York Times , and took it over to a large empty reading table . There , I scrolled through the pages that interested me , mainly the sports and politics sections , before returning the newspaper , exiting the library , and riding home on my bike . Question: Who did they ask? Option1: The librarian. Option2: A student.

Answer:
The librarian.