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 friends and I decide to go bowling this Friday . We decide to call ahead to the bowling alley nearby to reserve our lane at 8 PM on Friday . At Friday 8 PM , we all meet up at the bowling alley and we check in with the worker . After changing into our new shoes , we head to our lane . The first round took us about 40 minutes to complete . After getting the hang of everything , we complete the second round in only 20 minutes . At about 9 PM , we decide to leave so we return our shoes and proceed to leave . After saying our goodbye 's we go our separate ways . On the way home , I decide that I had a good time bowling so I remind myself to schedule another event very soon . Question: Who charged them an admission and shoe rental fee? Option1: the bowling alley worker Option2: the dance instructor

Output: the bowling alley worker


Input: Consider Input: Passage: I noticed that my car was running out of gas on the way home from work . Luckily , I live right by a gas station so I did not need to go out of my way to refuel . It was rush hour , so the gas station was pretty busy . I pulled a lever to access the gas cap and stepped out of the car . I walked inside and told the cashier my pump number , and put $ 20 towards filling up my tank . I walked back through the warm evening air and unscrewed the gas cap . $ 20 filled up most of the tank , and the pump made a noise to let me know that it had stopped fueling . I put the nozzle back , screwed in the cap , closed the latch , and got back in my car . I drove home , relieved that I now had enough fuel for many days . Question: When did they pull up alongside it? Option1: After filling up their car Option2: When arriving at gas station

Output: When arriving at gas station


Input: Consider Input: Passage: I had a button pop off of my favorite blue shirt last week . I would n't be able to wear it with a button missing ; it would look rather silly . Luckily , the shirt had some extra buttons sewed on the inside . I took the button and put it on a sheet of white paper so it would stand out and I would n't lose it . Then I took a needle and thread . I guided the thread through the eye of the needle . Once it was through , I put the button against my shirt and went in and out with the needle and thread , alternating which hole I was piercing . I did this many many times , until I was confident the button would be on snugly . Then I tied off the thread with a stout knot to keep it in place , and cut away the extra thread . My shirt was ready to wear again . Question: How long were they using a pair of scissors? Option1: For 3 hours Option2: Just for a moment


Output: Just for a moment