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: After a day or two , the hair gets dirty . It gets harder to comb and needs to be washed . To do so , most people jump in the shower or bath and wet their hair first . Then they take shampoo and put a little bit in the hand , then rub it all over their hair . Then they wait a few seconds or a few minutes and rub the scalp as well to make sure they get rid of dandruff - some kind of dead skin . So they put another dose of shampoo in the hand and wash their hair again . Shampoo can not go in the eyes because it might burn . After the shampoo is on the head , and it has been rubbed in to clean the scalp , the most important thing is to rinse it with lots of clear warm water . The easiest way is to rub it with a dry towel , but some people like to use a hairdryer . Once the hair is dry , it can be combed any way the person likes , but it is important to avoid putting styling gels and other chemical on it too often to keep it healthy . Question: When does the shampoo make much foam? Option1: when rubbed on the arm Option2: when the hair is wet

SOLUTION: when the hair is wet

PROBLEM: 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

SOLUTION: as the water seeped into the soil

PROBLEM: Passage: Buying a tree is not something most people thing about until it is Christmas time . Some families , like mine , really love Christmas and one of our traditions is going out and buying a fresh tree after Thanksgiving . When I was a kid we would go as a family to a tree farm and pick out a nice , fresh looking Christmas tree and tie it to the hood of our car and bring it home and decorate it . We did this our whole childhood and I hope once I have kids I can carry on the tradition and do it with them and my wife as well . It is probably the most common process of buying a tree there is outside of when you 're getting your landscaping done and buying trees for the yard too . Question: When did the whole house smell like a Christmas tree? Option1: when the tree was in the home Option2: The month of July

SOLUTION:
when the tree was in the home