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: I started playing the piano when I was a young boy . My mother got a brand new piano and I thought it was the most amazing thing ever . I walked up to it and pushed down on one of the white keys . I sat down and started to hit more of the keys . There were white keys , and fewer small black keys in between some of the white keys . I hit the keys until I started to recognize notes from songs I have heard . I practiced pressing the keys over and over until I matched the noises each key made with the sounds of songs I liked . \ \ I thought . I could now listen to any music I wanted to simply by practicing more and more until I learned it . Eventually I learned more about music , and that each key had a ' note ' . I learned that certain notes sound good together , and I could play those notes in any order I wanted , and it would sound good ! Some notes do n't sound good with other notes , so I also learned which notes to avoid while practicing . The piano is a great instrument to learn music on , you can play anything you want ! Question: How many notes were there? Option1: 12 notes Option2: 6
Example Output: 12 notes

Example Input: Passage: Our family was going out to a ball game , and we would be gone for several hours . We do n't want anyone breaking into our house , or have the house burn down while we 're gone , so we set the alarm . We have a code consisting of six numbers , that have to be pressed in sequence , to set and to disarm the alarm . Think of this code as a sort of phone number , the numbers must be correct or it wo n't work . Once the code is entered , we have a few seconds to leave the house before the alarm goes off , so we have to do this right before we leave . Then , if someone tries to burglarize our house , the alarm will notify emit a loud warning and notify the police . The alarm will keep our home safe until we get back , after the ballgame . Question: When will the alarm notify the fire department? Option1: if there is a fire Option2: when it is time to get up
Example Output: if there is a fire

Example Input: Passage: I wanted a dog . I decided that I would adopt a dog from the local animal shelter . I drove to the shelter and went to the front desk to talk to the person who worked there . She had me fill out some paperwork with my name , address and some other information . Then she had another of the animal shelter staff take me back to the area where they keep the dogs they have available for adoption . I walked around the kennels , and visited several dogs . But one dog really seemed to like me and licked my hand right away when I petted him . I told the shelter worker that this was the dog I wanted . He took the dog out of the kennel and put a leash on him . Then , he took me back up to the front desk where the woman there put some more information into the computer so they would know which dog I had decided to take home . There was a fee for the adoption , which I paid , and then they gave me a tag and some written instructions about caring for my new dog . Question: What was it time to finally take? Option1: the temperature Option2: the dog home
Example Output:
the dog home