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: My father and I decided that we wanted to take a fishing trip one morning . We had to wake up very early on the morning of the trip . We got out out bed at about 4:00 in the morning . We packed up our fishing rod , some bait , and some snacks and drinks to take with us on the boat . We got in the boat with all of our tools and rode on the water to find what we hoped would be a good fishing spot . We baited our hooks using worms . Then , we cast our fishing lines into the water and waited , hoping that the fish would bite . We talked with one another while we waited and had some of the food and drinks that we brought with us . I began to reel in the fish carefully . I lifted it out of the water with my fishing pole . It was a carp , and I was very pleased with myself . Question: What was felt on the fishing line? Option1: a fish biting Option2: a worm
Example Output: a fish biting

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: Katie and Jesse from next door came over and left an invitation to have a barbecue pitch in at their house . As , we packed the kids up , I made some potato salad while I waited for them to fight and argue , and finally put their shoes and jackets on so we could leave . `` Kevin , : I yelled as I got to the front door , `` Do n't forget to bring the big cooler over in the car when you get up and around . My husband Kevin had just had surgery on his back , and it took him a lot longer to get up and around . Though , I was pretty sure he liked going to the parties the neighbors threw even more that the kids did . `` I called over to Katie , and she said that they have all the meat there already , so no need for you to drag yourself off to the grocery . Just rest , and I 'll see you there . I love you . He grinned at me and beeped my nose , `` I love you Sally Jean , : He said with an exaggerated southern drawl . He then turned and gave our four young boys the evil eye , `` I expect you to be good and eat lots of hamburgers and hot dogs at the barbecue . '' They all nodded in unison and screamed , `` Hamburgers ! '' like wild Indians . I love going to eat others peoples food , and let my kids make a mess somewhere that I do n't have to clean it up . Question: When did they kiss him goodbye? Option1: when they came home Option2: before they left
Example Output:
before they left