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.)

Input: Consider Input: Passage: My gym is about 3 miles from my house , so I shower at home after working out . Therefore , I put on my workout clothes at home . I have special shoes that I wear to support my feet well while working out . I drive the short trip to the gym . I do n't walk because it is often hotter than 110 degrees in Phoenix . At the gym , they scan my membership card so they know that I am a paying member . I take my gym bag to the locker room and leave my billfold and car keys in the locker while removing my exercise planning book and my weight lifting gloves from the gym left in the locker . I lift heavy weights to sustain my muscle mass . Then I use a stair machine to tone tone my legs and to build my respiratory capacity . Then I use the treadmill and walk 2.5 miles at a good pace for both my respiratory and circulatory systems . Question: What did they want to keep from hyper-extending? Option1: Their muscles. Option2: legs

Output: Their muscles.


Input: Consider Input: 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

Output: friend's daughter


Input: Consider Input: Passage: Yesterday , I visited my relatives that live in North Carolina . Specifically , I saw my mother 's side of the family that lives in Peachland , a town with about 400 people . Upon arriving I was greeted by the barks of the farm dogs and heavy panting . I made my way to my Aunt Shirley 's home and had some of her beautiful homemade ice cream and pie . My father and I later went out for a walk through the woods as a means of enjoying the nature we had been gifted - of course the dogs accompanied . The next day , I helped my grand mother prepare the family and its extended relatives an enormous feast , featuring turkey , gravy , cake assortments , corn , rice , and all types of baked breads . Ultimately , the trip made for some greet fun and family bonding time . I ca n't wait to go back . Question: When was the food absolutely amazing? Option1: when eating alone Option2: when the food was being consumed.


Output: when the food was being consumed.