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.)

[Q]: Passage: Tonight we are having our friends come to our home to eat dinner with us , so we must get ready . After getting all of the food cooked , we had to set the table . First we put a tablecloth down to cover the table .  With the places arranged , we put candles and a centerpiece in the middle of the table to make it look nice . Next , we placed a plate on each placemat . We put a folded napkin on the left of each plate .  Two forks , a small one for salads and a big one for the main course , went on top of each napkin .  Finally , we put a glass of ice water and an empty wine glass in front of each plate for our guests . Our guests arrived and we lit candles and had a lovely meal . Question: What was put all around the table? Option1: Plates, napkins, utensils, cups. Option2: Candles.
[A]: Plates, napkins, utensils, cups.


[Q]: Passage: Yesterday , I realized the plants on my bookshelf were beginning to wilt . I touched the leaves of the largest plant , and it felt squishy between my fingertips . I can never remember if wilting plants mean water or light is needed , so I decided to start with the easiest at the moment - water . I grabbed my small tin watering can and filled it up at my kitchen sink , spilling a little on the counter . Back in the living room , I tipped the can over each of the plants , offering them water in direct proportion to their sizes . They did n't immediately perk up . Instead , the water sort of pooled around the base of each plant , like a tiny little rain puddle in a pot . Still , the plants did not perk up . I am hopeful they will begin to be less wilted by tomorrow ! Question: When did he stand there? Option1: while watering the plants Option2: When in kitchen
[A]: while watering the plants


[Q]: Passage: Next door neighbor Joe knocked on the door . He stopped by to tell me about the community block party taking place later this month . I invited him to come in . I asked him if he would like something to drink . He said , " Yes , that would be great ! " I happened to have both fresh lemonade and iced tea in the fridge . \ n " Iced tea , " he replied . I went to the kitchen . In the kitchen , I opened the cupboard above the sink and selected a tall glass . It was hot outside . I walked over to the fridge and opened the freezer . I filled the glass to the brim with ice cubes . Then , from the refrigerator , I pulled out the pitcher of iced tea that I had made fresh that morning . I filled the glass . I walked over to Joe and handed him the glass of iced tea and a napkin . He smiled big and exclaimed , " Thank you so much ! “ \ nHe drank quickly , and we chatted briefly about the block party before he thanked me and left to continue making the rounds in the neighborhood . I pick up his empty glass , went to the kitchen , dumped the remainder of ice cubes in the sink , and placed it in the dishwasher . Question: When did Joe go outside Option1: after drinking tea Option2: After drinking lemonade
[A]:
after drinking tea