TASK DEFINITION: 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.)
PROBLEM: Passage: Yesterday my car broke down , so I was thinking of how I would get to work . I decided one of the best options would be to take a public bus . Since I 've never taken one before , I went to the city website and looked at a schedule of all the bus times and routes . When I had finally decided on the bus that I needed to take , it was time to put my plan into action . There were a few other people waiting there as well . When the bus arrived I got on and paid the driver the fee , which was $ 1 . I then sat down and waited for the bus to arrive at my destination . I think that overall it was a pleasant experience . Question: From where did they leave to go to the bus stop? Option1: their work Option2: their home

SOLUTION: their home

PROBLEM: Passage: Today I wanted to read the newspaper , but I do not have a newspaper subscription . I decided that the best way to get the newspaper would be to go to the library and read it there . I got dressed , put on my bike helmet , and biked over to the local public library . She directed me to the third floor , where all of the periodicals and newspapers were kept . I thanked her and went up the stairs to the third floor , seeing the newspapers held on large wooden sticks . I found the newspaper I wanted , the New York Times , and took it over to a large empty reading table . There , I scrolled through the pages that interested me , mainly the sports and politics sections , before returning the newspaper , exiting the library , and riding home on my bike . Question: Who did they ask? Option1: The librarian. Option2: A student.

SOLUTION: The librarian.

PROBLEM: Passage: When I am having a party for any reason I like to send invitations that really explain the type of party I am having . I prefer to send paper invitations because I feel like they are more personal than electronic invitations . First I go to the store and I pick out an invitation that seems to work for the party I am having . I hand write the details such as the party time and location and I also note if I would like an RSVP to the party . I then place all of the invitations into the envelopes and I handwrite the addresses on the envelopes . Finally I put stamps on all of the envelopes and I walk to the mailbox to mail the invitations . Question: After mailing the invitations, what do they wait for? Option1: invitations Option2: RSVP's

SOLUTION:
RSVP's