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: I was going to have my sister over for dinner so I made a point to make sure the house was clean , especially the kitchen . I cleared off the table , removing the placemats and centerpiece . Then , I took out the cleaning products and sprayed the table . I did such a good job , the table looked brand new . Once the table was nice and clean , I put on a table runner that my mother had made . It was made of white lace . I put down two dinner plates , a bread plate , silverware and two wine glasses . I put a beautiful bouquet of red roses in the center of the table to truly finish off the look . My table looked absolutely perfect and inviting . Question: What was nice and shiny? Option1: teeth Option2: The dining table

SOLUTION: The dining table

PROBLEM: Passage: Last week on a bike ride to my friends house , I was traveling on a very rough road with a lot of rocks on the side of it . I realized after about 10 minutes into my ride that I had a very bad flat tire . Thankfully I carry the proper tools and items with me to fix it . After removing the tire and the tube inside , I used my tools to put a brand new tube inside of the tire . I checked it to make sure that I had aligned everything correctly and after ensuring that I did , I placed the tire back onto the bike . I then used my portable pump to make sure that I had the proper amount of air pressure inside of it , because I did n't want another flat . It was an easy fix . Question: What did they open? Option1: The bag with the tools. Option2: a cooler

SOLUTION: The bag with the tools.

PROBLEM: Passage: Whenever I would spend a weekend with my father when I was young , we would always play all sorts of board games . I remember at the age of four , I got tired of the usual child 's board games such as chutes and ladders , checkers , etc . I asked my father if he would teach me to play chess . He knew I was a smarter than average child so he set up the board and taught what each piece was and what moves they could make . Of course at such a young age , I had not developed a notion of strategy and I would just make moves . The first few games , I was astounded to see that I won against my father . I was quite pleased with myself that only after a few hours of learning how to play , I beat somebody who had played his whole life . Of course by time I was a teenager , I could actually win against him . Question: Who allowed the win? Option1: their dad Option2: the child

SOLUTION:
their dad