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: I love getting a shower because it is quick and easy . You may be tired , and you can still rinse off quickly , and be clean before you go to bed . The first thing I do is get my pajamas ready , and my towel and wash cloth .  I start the shower , and make sure that the water is not too hot or cold . When I like the temperature of the water , I get in and use the soap to lather up with the wash cloth . I then wash my hair and rinse it .  I put in some conditioner for my hair and let it sit for a few minutes , as I finish scrubbing my body down .  When I get out , I dry my body with my towel , put on my pajamas , and go to bed . Question: What is done to the towel and wash cloth? Option1: lather up with soap Option2: They are gotten ready.
[A]: They are gotten ready.


[Q]: Passage: Last weekend , I was babysitting for a family friend who has a three year old daughter . My friend warned me that her daughter was having some stomach issues but told me where the medicine was in case the daughter needed any while I was with her . My friend left and I began playing with her daughter . After a while , it was time for dinner so I cooked the daughter some macaroni and cheese with apple slices . However , about half an hour after she 'd finished , she started complaining that her stomach hurt . I decided that since her stomach was hurting I would give her the medicine my friend had left for me . The medicine was a very thick pink liquid designed for kids , so I was hoping that her daughter would eat it easily . She was upset at first and said she did n't want to eat the yucky stuff , but I promised her that it would make her stomach feel better . I gave her a high five for being brave , and about twenty minutes later her stomach felt better again . Question: Who seemed hungry and ate most of her dinner? Option1: the friend Option2: friend's daughter
[A]: friend's daughter


[Q]: Passage: I remember , when I was a boy , the way my mom would dry clothes in the summer . We were fortunate to have a summer house outside of New York City . The city was hot in the summer and it was a lot cooler at our summer home . We did n't have a dryer so the clothes were hung to dry outside in the sun on a big contraption on a metal pole that had a lot of clothlines strung on it . I would help her take the clothes out of the basket and we would grab a couple of clothespins from a bag . We 'd hang the clothes until they were all on the lines . It did n't take too long for the clothes to dry in the summer sun . We folded the clothes , placed them in the basket , and put all the clothespins back into the bag . One more drying day done thanks to the sun and one more memory from my childhood . Question: Where did mom bring the wet clothes? Option1: to the clothes line Option2: to the laundromat
[A]:
to the clothes line