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.)

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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 at the end of the shower? Option1: put on outfits Option2: put on pajamas

Ex Output:
put on pajamas


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Passage: Today , I had to ride the bus home from the market . I walked over to the bus stop to wait for the next bus . It was supposed to arrive in 10 minutes . When the bus pulled up to the bus stop where I was waiting , I stood up and walked over to curb . I had to hand my money to the bus driver so that I could ride . Once the driver took my money , I walked down the aisle to find a seat . There were many seats available so I picked one beside an older lady that looked like my grandmother . Once the bus stopped down the street from my house , I got off and walked down the sidewalk to my house . I was very glad to be home . Question: Who opened the door? Option1: The cab driver. Option2: Bus driver.

Ex Output:
Bus driver.


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Passage: Repairing a flat bike tire can be a little tiring , if you get my drift . Anyway , the last time I had to do this was when I 'd apparently ran over some random , sharp piece of metal that got stuck in my front tire . I had to get some sealant and a little oil for my tire pump . I have an older bike , so it 's easier to do it this way . I deflated the tire and then I took the outer tire off . I removed the metal bit from the tire and the bladder . The outer tire got a little bit of repair mix too . After the various mixes dried , I inflated the bladder a bit and put both the bladder and the tire back on the wheel . This took a while , since I had to make sure that it was well within the wheel well , so that the tire would stay on . The last thing I really had to do was fully inflate the bladder and put the tire back on the bike . Question: When did they realize that fixing the tire was better than buying a new one? Option1: when the writer understands that there are basic tools to repairing  the tire Option2: After buying the bike

Ex Output:

when the writer understands that there are basic tools to repairing  the tire