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.)

Example Input: Passage: We carefully planned my daughter 's fifth birthday party . We looked very forward to it and paid attention to all the details such as the games we would play and the type of cake and ice cream that we would serve . The theme of the party was " pink unicorns " and it was not easy to find pink unicorn decorations at the party store . We decided to make it a family mission to make our own party decorations and we had a great time doing that together . On the morning of the long awaited party , my daughter woke up and had a bad sore throat with a low grade fever . She insisted she wanted to go forward with the party but I knew she was not well enough plus I did not want her to be around her friends if she had something they could catch . There was also a light rain outside . As disappointing as it was , we divided the list of children that were supposed to attend the party between my husband and myself and each of us took sixteen names . We each called sixteen parents and told them that the party had to be cancelled and we would notify them with a reschedule date . The weather was perfect and five more children were able to attend so it ended up being a wonderful day ! Question: Where did the invitations went out to? Option1: friends of the celebrant Option2: Invitations were not sent out.
Example Output: friends of the celebrant

Example Input: Passage: When I am ready to drive my car , I make sure that I have my drivers license with me . I grab my car keys and I go to the car and visually check the tires to make sure they are not low or flat . I open the door and get in the car then I lock the door . I put my seatbelt on and then I put the car key into the ignition and crank up the car . I place the car in reverse and look around to make sure there are no other cars or pedestrians in my path . I slightly press the gas pedal and back up , then I place my foot on the brakes and change gears to drive , then I put my foot on the gas pedal and drive forward and drive and follow the speed limit and road signs until I reach a stop sign , traffic light or signal . I pay attention to the traffic around me and stay in my traffic lane until I need to change lanes and make turns . I make sure that I use my left and right blinkers to let the traffic around me know that I am changing lanes or that I will make a turn . When I am ready to get to my destination , I turn my blinkers on , I slow the car down and make sure there are no pedestrians in my path , then I carefully drive to where I want to get to a parking spot , and put my foot on the brakes , then I place the car in park , and then I turn off the ignition and take the keys out of the ignition . I then make sure I turn off all lights in the car then lock and close the door . Question: What do they make sure they can see properly out of? Option1: the windshield Option2: camera
Example Output: the windshield

Example Input: Passage: Once upon a time , it was time for a little girl to eat her breakfast before going to school . It does n't really matter what the little girl 's name was , but we 'll call her Jenny . The first thing Jenny needed to do to get her breakfast ready was to make orange juice . Jenny did n't want to go to school , much less make orange juice , so Jenny told her mommy that she had forgotten how to make orange juice . Jenny 's mommy -- we 'll call her Mommy -- was not stupid and did not believe Jenny but Mommy decided that this would be a great learning opportunity for both of them so she went along with it . Mommy took a sharp knife and very carefully cut the orange into two equal halves . Then , she gently removed the orange peels from each half . After that , she opened the electric juicer sitting on the kitchen counter and tossed in both halves of the orange before closing the lid and starting the juicer . When the machine was finished , Mommy handed the jar to Jenny and said , `` Crisis averted . Go upstairs and get ready for school . '' Jenny pouted but drank the fresh orange juice before sullenly going upstairs to get ready for another day of learning . Question: Where was the orange bought from? Option1: The school. Option2: the market.
Example Output:
the market.