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: It was a beautiful morning for fishing . We made sure that we set our alarm the night before so we could get up early to catch the fish while they would be biting . Before we left , we made sure that we had our fishing poles , tackle boxes , hip waders , and cooler full of ice . We carried the rest of our supplies to the edge of the creek and got ready to fish . First , we put a bobbin on our hook then we waded out into the creek . Each one of us took a turn casting off then we stood quietly and gently moved our bobbin around . It was a big one so it struggled and I struggled , but I got it reeled in . I took it off my hook and put the fish in the cooler of ice so I could take it home and have fresh fish for dinner that night . I waded back into the creek and started all over again . Question: When did they get to the creek? Option1: in the morning Option2: in the early afternoon

SOLUTION: in the morning

PROBLEM: Passage: I made a list of everything we would need to go fishing . We assembled our fishing poles , portable chairs and sunscreen . Before we left the house , we checked the weather report to make sure we were properly dress . We left the house in the direction of our fishing spot . On the way to the lake , we stopped at a shop for live bait and bottles of drinking water . We continued on to the lake . Then we carried our gear to our favorite spot . We set up our chairs as the water 's edge and baited our fishing hooks . We waited untill we felt tugging on our fishing lines . Sometimes were successful and sometimes we were not . Question: What were the fish eating? Option1: The fishing line Option2: bait

SOLUTION: bait

PROBLEM: Passage: Yesterday I noticed that my 10 year old daughter Belle , was n't feeling very well . She seemed to have a fever , so I found the thermometer in the medicine cabinet and checked Belle 's temperature . It was 100 degrees , so I called her Dr. Barnes and he told us to come in as early as possible . We drove to his office on Willow road , and waited there for half an hour . He said that Belle had the flu and prescribed antibiotics , which luckily taste like strawberry . We drove to the pharmacy and pick up the medicine . The pharmacist told us to give two teaspoons on the first day , and then one teaspoon daily for 5 days , even if she felt better earlier than that . Belle sat on the couch as I measured with a syringe to take exactly 5 ml , just like the instructions specified , and poured onto a spoon . She liked the taste . I told her she was a good girl and she will start feeling better soon . We repeated this later than night , and again in the following 4 days , until we were done . Question: When did Belle feel much better? Option1: in a few days Option2: When Belle found out about the flu.

SOLUTION:
in a few days