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: We carefully planned my daughter 's fifth birthday party . We looked very forward to it and paid attention to all the details such as the games we would play and the type of cake and ice cream that we would serve . The theme of the party was " pink unicorns " and it was not easy to find pink unicorn decorations at the party store . We decided to make it a family mission to make our own party decorations and we had a great time doing that together . On the morning of the long awaited party , my daughter woke up and had a bad sore throat with a low grade fever . She insisted she wanted to go forward with the party but I knew she was not well enough plus I did not want her to be around her friends if she had something they could catch . There was also a light rain outside . As disappointing as it was , we divided the list of children that were supposed to attend the party between my husband and myself and each of us took sixteen names . We each called sixteen parents and told them that the party had to be cancelled and we would notify them with a reschedule date . The weather was perfect and five more children were able to attend so it ended up being a wonderful day ! Question: Where did the invitations went out to? Option1: friends of the celebrant Option2: Invitations were not sent out.
Example Output: friends of the celebrant

Example Input: Passage: This morning , I cleaned my kitchen . Friends are coming over later so I did n't want it to be messy . First I ran the water until it got warm , then filled the sink with hot water and added soap . Usually I start by washing knives , so I do n't accidentally cut myself on them , but today there were n't any dirty , so I started with the silverware . I washed all the silverware , then rinsed it . Then I let all the plates soak in the sink while I dried the silverware . I washed the plates , rinsed them , and put in the glasses to soak . You do n't have to let everything soak for a few minutes , but it makes things easier to wash . I do those last because they 're usually the dirtiest and greasiest , and I do n't like to wash dishes in dirty water . After I rinsed and dried them , I drained the sink and rinsed it out . Then I wiped down the stovetop . No matter how careful you are cooking , you always spill something . I wiped the counters next . They 're wood , so I made sure they were dry when I was done , otherwise they can stain . Then I rolled up the rug , took it outside , and gave it a good shake to knock off any dirt on it . Before I put the rug back , I swept the floor , and then I was done . It was n't very fun , but it 's nice having a clean kitchen , even if it never lasts very long . Question: What don't they like to wash? Option1: the dishes in dirty water Option2: the knives
Example Output: the dishes in dirty water

Example Input: Passage: This morning I made an omelet . I got out a medium-size skillet with sloping sides and put two teaspoons of butter in it . I broke four eggs into a mixing bowl . I cut two ounces of cheddar cheese into cubes . I turned on the heat under the pan to medium heat and let the butter melt , swirling it around to coat the pan . I took a whisk out of the drawer and whisked the eggs vigorously until they were light and fluffy . When the outer edges of the eggs were firm , I took a spatula and folded the omelet in half . I let it cook until the middle was no longer runny , then slid it onto a plate to serve it . Question: What did they chop on the cutting board? Option1: The cheddar cheese Option2: Parsley.
Example Output:
The cheddar cheese