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.)

Q: Passage: Yesterday , I realized the plants on my bookshelf were beginning to wilt . I touched the leaves of the largest plant , and it felt squishy between my fingertips . I can never remember if wilting plants mean water or light is needed , so I decided to start with the easiest at the moment - water . I grabbed my small tin watering can and filled it up at my kitchen sink , spilling a little on the counter . Back in the living room , I tipped the can over each of the plants , offering them water in direct proportion to their sizes . They did n't immediately perk up . Instead , the water sort of pooled around the base of each plant , like a tiny little rain puddle in a pot . Still , the plants did not perk up . I am hopeful they will begin to be less wilted by tomorrow ! Question: When did the pools disappear, slowly at first and then sort of suddenly? Option1: While in the kitchen Option2: as the water seeped into the soil

A: as the water seeped into the soil
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Q: Passage: We have tennis court and we go to play tennis in summer early morning when it is cool , because in this part of country after 12 it becomes very hot , even after 10 some time . Anyway , I have 4 Windsor tennis racquets and bought some Windsor balls also . We went there as early as 6:30 , nobody was there . That is good . We were practicing so , I was server , and I bend down and held the ball in my left hand and threw it in air and as soon as it started to drop and came to the level of my waist I swung my bat and hit it opposite direction , . It was good shot , my partner swung it back perfectly but in opposite side me . By the time I ran to it , I missed it . I decided to serve this time low . I gave ball my partner to serve it . Question: When did the ball go straight into the net? Option1: when hit too low Option2: after the missed shot

A: when hit too low
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Q: Passage: When I was in my high school government class I got the opportunity to watch a court hearing in the case of a drunk driving citation . I entered the courtroom and sat in the visitors area behind the judges stand and the attorneys . In the front of the courtroom the judge sat behind an elevated desk facing the courtroom . Facing the judge on the other side was the prosecutor , or attorney fighting for the accused to be found guilty . At the beginning of the case each attorney gave an opening statement about their argument as to whether the defendant was guilty or not . Each attorney called several witnesses and entered evidence into the court record . A security officer was present during the case as well . After both sides had given their arguments , they each gave a closing statement . The jury than left to a private room to decide on the guilt or innocence of the accused . The woman accused of drunk driving was convicted , or determined to be guilty . The judge slammed his gavel ( hammer ) on his desk and stated the case was closed and everyone was dismissed . That experience in the courtroom made me consider becoming an attorney when I graduated from high school . Question: How was the judge refer to? Option1: highness Option2: honor

A:
honor
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