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: My little cousin asked me to read a story to him . We went over to his bookshelf together to pick out a book . He looked through the shelves for a minute and pulled out a thin book full of colorful pictures . We walked over to the couch and sat down . I flipped past the title page and turned the book to him to show him the pictures . I turned the page and started to read the story . I tried to change my voice for each different character , and my cousin thought that was funny . My cousin really enjoyed the book , so I asked him to tell me what his favorite part was . After talking about the book for a minute , we got up and put it back on the shelf . Question: How far through did they read? Option1: to the end Option2: part of the book

SOLUTION: to the end

PROBLEM: Passage: Yesterday I went to the pub . The pub is a great place to meet new people ! I went with a few friends of mine , but ended up hanging out with about ten people total . We had some fun conversations about common interests that we had , and discussed sports such as football over the drinks . There were also some sports on TV as we drank ! It was fun to cheer on the players with all of my new friends . Something I decided to do was buy a drink for everyone in the whole pub . Everyone was really appreciative and we all sang a song together to celebrate the game that was on TV . There 's something about sports and drinks that can really bring a crowd together . I love going to the pub ! Question: What did they all order? Option1: Drinks. Option2: pizza

SOLUTION: Drinks.

PROBLEM: Passage: The fourth of July is coming up , and I am planning on having a barbecue with my family . I think of all the different dishes I would like to serve , and write down a list of ingredients I 'll need and people I 'll want to invite . I then drive to the store and pick out each ingredient for each dish . I pay for all my ingredients and arrive back home , where I lay out my groceries on the counters . After reading the recipes for each dish , I begin to prepare any sauces or marinades needed to flavor each dish before it is cooked . Once I am finished , I call up each person I would like to invite and explain that I 'm having a barbeque and invite them over . I tell them that we will have lots of cooked meats , burgers , hotdogs , and other regular barbecue foods to get them excited . Question: How long would they be enjoying good barbecue together? Option1: just for the day Option2: all morning.

SOLUTION:
just for the day