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: There are many video games to choose from . My personal favorite is Pacman . I take the game cartridge and slide into the video game console . Then I power it on and set my controllers to one player and give myself a name on the screen . The Pacman icon must eat as many dots as possible to gain points and enter to the next level . The music is simple and catchy . As I eat the dots , I must be careful not to be eaten by the ghosts so I do n't die . When you eat the large dot , the ghosts become blue and then you can eat them for more points . After a few seconds the ghosts return to normal color and try to get you again . If you eat all the dots on screen and stay alive you move on to the next level . Question: What do they hit to start the game? Option1: Power Option2: the start button on the controller
Example Output: the start button on the controller

Example Input: Passage: We are at the beach , and it is a little cold today . My friends and I think that a bonfire would be great to keep us warm . It can be a lot of fun to sit around a bonfire , especially with friends . I think of what we will need to make one . We will have to have things to burn . A bonfire is big , so we will need a lot of wood . It 's hard to light big pieces of wood on fire , so we will need smaller pieces . The smaller pieces of wood are easy to light on fire , but bigger pieces burn longer . So , we will need both big and small pieces of wood . The small pieces are under the big pieces , so the fire starts easier . We light the small pieces on fire , which catches the big pieces on fire after a while . My friends and I watch the fire burn while staying far enough away from it to be safe . Question: When did they and their friends stack the pieces of wood on top of each other? Option1: after starting the fire Option2: before starting the fire
Example Output: before starting the fire

Example Input: Passage: To wrap a gift , I would gather supplies like wrapping paper , tape and scissors . I would unroll a portion of the wrapping paper on a large , flat surface , like a table or the floor . I would put the gift in a box to make it easier to wrap , especially if the gift is an unusually shaped object . I would wrap the end of the wrapping paper around the gift so that there is a little extra room at both ends . Then I would fold the wrapping paper over the boxed gift until the two ends of the paper meet . I would use a piece of tape to keep the wrapping paper in place . I would then fold the ends of the wrapping paper toward each other so that the whole box is covered . I would use several pieces of tape on each side to make sure the paper stays attached to the box . Question: What is being cut? Option1: The gift boxes Option2: Wrapping paper
Example Output:
Wrapping paper