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: I woke up in the morning and was hungry so I walked into the kitchen and decided to make some breakfast . I opened the cupboard and pulled out a loaf of wheat bread . I plugged in the toaster and put two slices of bread into the toaster . After a few minutes the bread popped up out of the toaster . I carefully grabbed the toast , making sure I did not burn my fingers . I put the toast on my plate and slathered butter and homemade strawberry jam onto both slices . I took my juice back to the table and I sat down . I bit into my first slice of toast . It was nice and toasted , and it tasted wonderful . My stomach was very happy ! Question: When did they grab some orange juice? Option1: before sitting down Option2: after bedtime.
Example Output: before sitting down

Example Input: Passage: I went shopping for groceries . I had a full cart when I got to the check out line . I loaded all my groceries on the conveyer .  I said I wanted to pay with my credit card . I swiped my card so the black strip on the card fit into the groove in the card reading machine . Then I had to wait until the cashier had finished scanning all my groceries .  After that , the total appeared on the little machine , and I pressed the button to say that I agreed to pay that much .  The cashier pressed the OK button on her machine and a long receipt printed out . I took all my groceries and went home . At the end of the month I know I will get a letter from the credit card company with a list of everything I have bought , and I can check that my grocery receipt is on there . Question: Who asked if he wanted to pay with cash or card? Option1: The person who bagged his groceries asked if he wanted to pay with cash or credit. Option2: The cashier asked whether he wanted to pay with cash or credit.
Example Output: The cashier asked whether he wanted to pay with cash or credit.

Example Input: Passage: I drove to the ski lodge with all of my ski equipment packed into my car . I brought skis , winter clothing , gloves , as well as a backup pair of skis in case anything happened . When I got to the lodge , I checked into my hotel room and unpacked all of my equipment . I looked around and saw the ski lift nearby . I asked the instructor who waited at the bottom of the ski lift about the condition of the slopes , because I have never skied at this location before . He said they were relatively easy and that I should do fine on them . The ski lift took me to the top of the slope and I got off . I double checked to make sure my skis were securely fastened . I put on my goggles . Then I stood at the top of the slope and began skiing down . It was very fun and fast , and when I got to the bottom I decided to get on the ski lift again . Question: What would be very fun? Option1: skiing down the hill Option2: traveling to the ski slope
Example Output:
skiing down the hill