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: I get to school and have first period gym class . Before getting ready to go outside , I get changed into my shorts and t shirt . We all go out to the football field . We put the flags around our waist since its school and flag football is the only kind we can play . Once I get on mine , we decide who will play which position . I get chosen to be the quarterback . Once we all huddle up , we get into position . Then , I see my team mates running and try to find one who is open to pass the ball to . I see someone who does n't have anybody anywhere near him . He is very far , though . The teammate catches it and score a touchdown . Question: When did the ball get tossed to them? Option1: during the game Option2: After the touchdown.

Output: during the game

Input: Consider Input: Passage: I have trained my dog , Scarlet , to sit and stay when ever there is a vehicle , and a vehicle could be a car , truck , motorcycle or bicycle , on our street in our daily walks . \ nThe very first day we walked and when I noticed a car on the street we were walking on I would speak to her , " sit , stay " and as she already knew those two commands she would obey . \ nEach time she complied and the vehicle had passed I would say " OK , let 's go " and she would start to walk again . \ nEach time she did this , even though I had to repeat , I would praise her a lot to show her she has done a good job . \ nUsing the training method where you praise your dog , or any pet , when they do good makes the dog feel good and then the dog puts good actions together for praise and feeling good . \ nThis is a good method for training your dog . Question: How many times did they have to repeat? Option1: every time Option2: When reaching for makeup.

Output: every time

Input: Consider Input: Passage: Yesterday , I realized the plants on my bookshelf were beginning to wilt . I touched the leaves of the largest plant , and it felt squishy between my fingertips . I can never remember if wilting plants mean water or light is needed , so I decided to start with the easiest at the moment - water . I grabbed my small tin watering can and filled it up at my kitchen sink , spilling a little on the counter . Back in the living room , I tipped the can over each of the plants , offering them water in direct proportion to their sizes . They did n't immediately perk up . Instead , the water sort of pooled around the base of each plant , like a tiny little rain puddle in a pot . Still , the plants did not perk up . I am hopeful they will begin to be less wilted by tomorrow ! Question: When did the pools disappear, slowly at first and then sort of suddenly? Option1: While in the kitchen Option2: as the water seeped into the soil
Output: as the water seeped into the soil