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.)

Input: Consider Input: Passage: My son went on his first Cub Scout fishing trip this year . He borrowed a fishing rod from one of the other scouts . The scout leader had dug some worms to use as bait , and they also brought some canned corn for bait . But he still had to be very careful not to hurt himself on the sharp hook . They were fishing from a bridge over a river , so he had to wait until no-one was walking by before he cast his line into the water . One of the scout leaders showed him how to cast so that the line spins out and sends the hook far into the water , then to slowly reel it in and wait for a fish to bite . There was a red-and-white bobber on the line that floated on the surface of the water until a fish bit the hook , then it bobbed to let him know he 'd caught something ! He gave the line a tug to make sure the fish was firmly on the hook , then he reeled in his line - and , sure enough , there was a nice fat pumpkinseed fish on the end of his hook ! Question: Who did not like putting worms on a hook? Option1: the scout leader Option2: the son

Output: the son


Input: Consider Input: Passage: Yesterday My puppy , Molly woke me up about 6:00 AM . Once I heard her I quickly got dressed , grabbed a last and we were off . We waked about 2 miles . So a short walk turned into hours . Then she was thirsty , so I gave her some water that I brought with me . Finally I told her it was time to run home . Once we got home I saw the newspaper had arrived , so I called to Molly to go get it . She put it in her mouth and ran to me and dropped it at my feet . Then we went inside I took her outside to drink , and I made some coffee and sat down to read the newspaper with dog slobber all over it . Question: When did they take off her leash? Option1: When they got home. Option2: During the walk.

Output: When they got home.


Input: Consider Input: Passage: I went fishing when I was 9 years old with my cousin and uncle and my cousin gave me a hard time the entire week going into the trip saying I would get sea sick . We went on a pretty large lake , it was a great time . I was too grossed out to put the worm on my fishing rod so my uncle did it for me but after that I was all systems go . I caught a bass , I was so excited ! I still have a picture in my room of it somewhere , I did n't wind up getting sick and we had a blast . It was a really good time , I do n't know why I have n't been back since . I think I will ask him if he wants to go again soon , it was great . Question: How long did they spend the day out there? Option1: the whole day Option2: a year


Output: the whole day