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.)

Example Input: Passage: It was Saturday night and I had expected my best friend to come over later , we had previously made plans to get together and watch a movie . As I turned on the TV , I put a bag of popcorn in the microwave to get ready for my friend to come . I heard the doorbell rang , and greeted my friend who came in with some boxes of movie theater candy . As I led her to the couch , she sat and I ran back to the microwave to get out the popcorn . I showed my friends a few options of movies we could watch and she picked out a new comedy . I opened the DVD player , took out the disc and put it in . I sat down next to my friend on the couch and pressed play on the remote . Question: What did they find? Option1: a movie to watch Option2: candy
Example Output: a movie to watch

Example Input: Passage: I do n't normally receive phone calls on my house phone , I only have one because it came with my home internet package . Today , the phone rang . I did n't hear it at first as I was doing dishes , because I keep the cordless phone in my bedroom on my nightstand . I finally heard it after the third or fourth ring I 'd say , and ran into my room to answer it . She was asking me if I wanted to sign up for a credit card . I politely declined , and asked her to please take my name off of her calling list . She agreed to do so , but told me it can take up to 30 days to stop receiving the calls . I returned the phone to the charging dock and walked back into the kitchen to finish washing the dishes . Question: What was hung up? Option1: dishes Option2: the phone
Example Output: the phone

Example Input: Passage: We had decided to go on a tour of London and see the sights ! First , though , we had to look up what sights there were to be seen . So we went online and typed in a search into Google . A lot of things turned up in our search , like the Tower of London and the Sherlock Holmes Museum . We wrote everything down in a notepad and wrote memos in our phones , listing all the places we wanted to go , where in London they were located , and what hours they would be open . Once we had our list , we put on our coats , grabbed our purses and wallets , and walked out the door . In London , it 's easier to take the train than to drive , so we walked to the nearest underground train station . We selected the closest place to visit , then picked the proper train to take us there , and when that train arrived , we hopped on , paying with our monthly train pass-cards . The train ride did n't take very long , and soon it was letting us off at the station right next to the Tower of London . We went up to the lobby of the Tower and paid for a tour at the information desk , and we were on our way . Everywhere else we wanted to go , like the Globe Theatre and Canterbury Cathedral and Museum , was within walking distance , so we just walked through the London streets looking at all the statues and buildings . When we reached each of our specific destinations , we would talk to the people in the lobby at the information desk , pay for a tour , and just soak up the experience . When we 'd crossed off every place on our list , it was time to take the train back home again . Question: The places where they wanted to go was on what? Option1: another train ride Option2: walking distance
Example Output:
walking distance