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: Yesterday , I went to the dog park with my dog . Taking my dog to the park can be quite an ordeal but I manage it pretty well I think . First , I make sure I have all of his supplies ready . That means making sure I have his toys , his water bowl , and plenty of water for both me and him . Next , I make sure the weather is all clear . Once I see that the weather is fine , we head out to the park . Once we 're at the park , it 's time to have fun ! I unleash Dobby and get his toys out and start playing with him . Dobby is romping around with the other dogs by this time and I simply keep an eye on him to make sure he does n't get into trouble . After an hour or so , we then head home to get some dinner . Question: Which people typically frequent the park? Option1: single people Option2: people with dogs
Example Output: people with dogs

Example Input: Passage: When I have to go shopping for things that I need there are certain things I do . I will make a list and write down the items that I need to shop for . Everyone needs basic items sometimes .  Sometimes I need to go shopping for many things at the same time . I ’ll write everything down . For example , my list might include socks , sneakers , backpack , notebooks , pencils , a hairband , and erasers .  Then as I find each item in the store and put in my shopping basket I ’ll cross this item off my list . Also I make sure that I have brought enough money to pay for the items I added to the shopping list . Its helpful to figure out how much everything on your shopping list is going to cost before you go to the store so that you bring the right amount of money with you . Question: When do they put all of these on their shopping list? Option1: after shopping Option2: Before they go shopping.
Example Output: Before they go shopping.

Example Input: Passage: While I was driving , I noticed fuel gauge was low . I was worried about running out , so I pulled into the next gas station I saw . I drove around until I found an empty pump , and pulled into it . I decided to use my card this time , so I pulled my wallet from my pocket , and my card from it , and swiped it at the pump . I placed my card back into my wallet and my wallet back into my pocket when I was done . I opened the hatch to my fuel land put the nozzle in . I watched the gallons tick by on the screen until I had enough to fill the tank . This took a little bit of time . When it was done , I pulled the nozzle out and closed the little door . The engine revved , and as the display lit up , I was pleased to see that my fuel tank was now full . I drove away from the gas station feeling satisfied . Question: When did they get back into the car? Option1: once the gas nozzle was back on the pump Option2: After they paid for the gas
Example Output:
once the gas nozzle was back on the pump