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.)

Q: Passage: I bought a new car , well , new to me , last Summer and could n't wait to drive it home from the car dealer . I placed the key that the salesman had given me into the ignition and turned it to the right until the engine roared to life . I adjusted the seat so I was comfortable and could see the speedometer and the cars in front of me , and adjusted the mirrors so they were aimed at the road behind me . I placed my right foot on the brake pedal , shifted the car into reverse , looked in each of my mirrors and glanced over both my shoulders to make sure no other cars were coming up behind me before I gradually lifted my foot from the brake pedal . I placed my right foot back on the brake and shifted into drive before moving my foot from the brake pedal to the gas pedal . When I had moved the car forward to the parking lot exit , I placed my right foot on the brake carefully so as not to jerk to a stop at the intersection and turned on my left turn signal . I looked to my left , to my right , then to my left again before lightly pushing on the gas pedal to pull out into traffic and head home . I decided to take the scenic route home so I could have fun driving my '' new '' car home . Question: What did the person carefully back out of? Option1: parking lot Option2: the brake pedal

A: parking lot
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Q: Passage: One of the buttons came off on my shirt , so I have to sew it back on . Sewing a button can be tricky , since you need a very steady hand . I get some thread and a sewing needle and get to work . I tie a knot on the end of my thread , and put the needle through the underside of my shirt to where the button is . I guide the needle from under the shirt through one of the holes in the button , and then back through another hole . I do this many times , alternating between the four holes to make sure the button 's on tight . There are a lot of ways you can sew a button , but I like to do it so the stitch looks like an X . Once I 've done it enough times , I can tie off my thread and my button 's as good as new ! Question: What was placed on their shirt? Option1: a knot Option2: a button

A: a button
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Q: Passage: The garbage bag in the kitchen was completely full , so it was time for it to be taken out to the trash bin . First I removed the plastic bag from the garbage canister so that it would slide out of its . But before removing the bag , I pulled on the yellow drawstrings that was once holding the trashbag over the canister securely , but now will be used to close the garbage bag . From the two holes that I could see the yellow ribbon , I pulled at the yellow plastic which drew the top of the garbage bag closed once I was satisfied with the tightness , I tied the two yellow stripes into a not to secure the closure in place . Using the dotted yellow plastic straps , I pulled the bag of words while using the other hand to pool the canister downwards . This separated the canister from the garbage bag , and I took the full and close garbage bag out the door and put it in the trashcan . I unfolded it completely , and placed the bottom of the garbage bag into the bottom of the trash canister . I opened the yellow handle that is woven into the top rim of the garbage bag , using the yellow to guide me as I fitted the bag around the rim of the canister . Now the new trashbag was inside and ready to be used . Question: When did they come back into the house? Option1: After taking out the garbage. Option2: after school

A:
After taking out the garbage.
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