TASK DEFINITION: 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.)
PROBLEM: Passage: My daughter got a new board game for Christmas . It had a spinner and little cardboard figures you could move across the board . We had to read the directions to find out how to set it up . Each cardboard figure had a little plastic stand they made them look like they were standing up when you moved them across the board . We chose which cardboard figure we would use to be ours and spun the spinner to see who would go first . In this game , you could sometimes land on a square that told you to do something . Sometimes these were good and you could get ahead really fast , but some of these would make you go backwards . We played the game and it was a close race , but in the end my daughter won . She was very happy ! Question: What was the thing that could send someone back in the game? Option1: the spinner Option2: directions on the squares

SOLUTION: directions on the squares

PROBLEM: Passage: When the day came to move our clocks back one hour , I used that as a reminder to also change the batteries in my alarm clock . I picked up my alarm clock and used a small screwdriver to undo the clip that covers the batteries . I took out the 2 batteries that were in there and put them in the container in which I keep all my other used batteries for proper disposal . I took the two new batteries out of their packaging and carefully inserted them into the part of the alarm clock where the batteries go . I made sure they were connected properly and that they fit in snugly . As one final check that they were connected properly , I unplugged the alarm clock and then plugged it back in . It retained the correct time , so I was satisfied that everything was done correctly . Question: When did they screw it back into place? Option1: Before the batteries were changed. Option2: after replacing the batteries

SOLUTION: after replacing the batteries

PROBLEM: Passage: It was late at night and I was hungry so I checked what food I had in the freezer . I found a microwavable burrito and decided that it would taste good and satisfy my late-night hunger . I opened a cabinet door and took out a large , microwavable plate , then ripped open the burrito package and let the burrito slide onto the plate . It said to microwave on " high " for two minutes . So I opened the microwave door , put the plate with the burrito on it inside , then closed the door , and set the microwave to cook for two minutes . Then I pressed " start " and the microwave started whirring . While waiting for the two minutes to be up I opened the refrigerator , pulled out a jug of milk and then poured myself a glass to go with my burrito . When it did I opened the door , pulled out the burrito and felt if it was warm . The middle still seemed a little cool so I put the burrito back in the microwave , cooked it for 30 more seconds , and then pulled it out again . At that point it seemed to be cooked all the way through , so I went and sat down at the kitchen table to eat it with my glass of milk . Question: When did the timer go off? Option1: After 2 minutes Option2: when timer was set

SOLUTION:
After 2 minutes