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 wife and I decided to reserve a couple of flights to Florida . We got all of our luggage ready in the morning and put it in the car . We drove to the airport and parked in a parking lot where we could keep our car for over a week . With our luggage , we stood in line to tell the airline that we were there and ready to board the plane . They had us go through security checks to make sure that we did n't have anything that could be dangerous on the plane . The security people checked our driver licences to make sure that we were really who we said we are . After we passed all of the tests , we stepped through a metal detector and we were on our way to step on the plane . Question: Where did they check in? Option1: florida Option2: Airport

SOLUTION: Airport

PROBLEM: Passage: Cleaning a shower sucks . Why does it dirty if all you do is clean yourself in it ? The reason why is that the soap and the hard water creates this ugly film that makes it look dirty .  Most people 's water is hard .  In soft water , soap suds up and it does n't stick so bad to the walls . Can never really clean it unless use chemicals to break up the soap scum . Even with the cleaner called `` BlastOff '' it does n't fully remove it unless use the white Mr. Clean sponge in tandem with BlastOff .  The white sponge with the BlastOff spray works better than the pumice that is used by scraping the tiles . Unless it iodine stains -- then have to use something completely different and I forgot the name of the brand that removes iodine . Removing iodine stains by spraying and leaving there over night , it will be gone , but only in the places where it dripped down and have to use the entire bottle all at once . Question: What might they want to check if theyhave? Option1: laundry detergent Option2: Cleaning supplies

SOLUTION: Cleaning supplies

PROBLEM: 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: When would they use the scissors? Option1: to wrap gift Option2: to cut wrapping paper

SOLUTION:
to cut wrapping paper