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.)
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Question: Passage: I did n't know how to start it . Did n't even know what to say . Should I meet her in person ? Should I call ? In the end I decided to write a letter . `` Hello '' I wrote . My pen stopped . Should I just come out and say `` I love you '' ? No , no that 's too direct . Maybe I should start with some small talk . I 'm not a fan myself but what do you think ? I did n't know how to contact you whether in person or what so I just decided to go old school and write you a letter . The truth is that I 've always loved you . I just had to get this off my chest . Question: where were the sweat beads coming from? Option1: Forehead Option2: Hands

Answer: Forehead


Question: Passage: I walk into the kitchen and see that the floor is filthy . I walk to the laundry room and grab a broom and dustpan . I put the dustpan on the bar . I sweep under the cabinets . I sweep in the corners and edges of the room . I thoroughly sweep the dirt into a pile . I then dump the dustpan into the trashcan . I return the broom and dustpan to the laundry . I then pickup the steam mop . I attach a mop head . I then plug it into an outlet and wait for it to begin to steam . I then mop the kitchen . When I finish mopping , I unplug the mop and return it to the laundry room . Question: When did they fill the steam mop with water from the kitchen sink? Option1: before use Option2: after mopping the floor

Answer: before use


Question: Passage: To sew a button on a piece of clothing , you will need a needle and thread . Some people also use a thimble to prevent being pricked by the needle and to help push the needle through the clothing . You can choose to match the color of the thread to the button , the clothing , or neither one . About 6 inches of thread is probably enough to sew a button . Put one end of the thread through the eye of the needle and pull it through about halfway . Then , tie the two ends of the thread together in a knot . Start by pushing the needle through the back of the clothing and though a buttonhole so that the knot does n't show . Pull the thread all the way through . Then , push the needle down through the other buttonhole so that the button is secured . Question: What has to be tight? Option1: the button Option2: The needle

Answer:
the button