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 son , his wife , his three sons and my wife join me each week after church for lunch in a restaurant . Today , we went to The Red Lobster , a seafood restaurant about 3 miles east of our church . We drove in our separate cars . My wife and I arrived first . She went into the seating area and shoved two tables together to handle our group . My wife and I were seated . My son and his family arrived about two minutes later and took their seats . The restaurant is having a promotion called " Crabfest " and three of us order the featured large portion of two types of crab meat . The youngest boy ordered chicken fingers from the children 's menu . For some reason , this restaurant has horrible ice tea , so we drank ice water . The food was served quickly and it was all very tasty . There was a lot of pleasant conversation during the meal which is the main reason we do this each week . I paid the check and we got into our respective cars and proceeded to our homes . Question: Who did they tell they needed a table for 7? Option1: The people of the church. Option2: the hostess

Output: the hostess


Input: Consider Input: Passage: Yesterday My puppy , Molly woke me up about 6:00 AM . Once I heard her I quickly got dressed , grabbed a last and we were off . We waked about 2 miles . So a short walk turned into hours . Then she was thirsty , so I gave her some water that I brought with me . Finally I told her it was time to run home . Once we got home I saw the newspaper had arrived , so I called to Molly to go get it . She put it in her mouth and ran to me and dropped it at my feet . Then we went inside I took her outside to drink , and I made some coffee and sat down to read the newspaper with dog slobber all over it . Question: When did they take off her leash? Option1: When they got home. Option2: During the walk.

Output: When they got home.


Input: Consider Input: Passage: Yesterday I went to my friend 's house for dinner . She made a lasagna , which takes a while in the oven , so she asked if I wanted to play a board game in the meantime . I had never played Monopoly before , and I 've always wanted to learn how , so she got the game out of her closet and started to set up . She would be the banker , the person in charge of collecting payments as we went . Each space on the board is a property that you can buy when you land on it , and after that other players get charged rent if they land on it . I thought I understood , but I told her that usually I like to learn by doing , so I suggested that we just start playing and I 'd pick up the rest of the rules as we went . Good thing I trusted her to be honest and not try to cheat ! Question: When did the play money get distributed? Option1: before game Option2: after the game was over


Output: before game