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.)

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Passage: Paying for things with a credit card is a normal part of every day life for many adults living on Earth . If an individual is careful about their spending , a credit card can be used to increase one 's credit score over a long period of time . Credit cards are very useful when used properly . When buying something with a credit card , generally , a person needs to take their card out of their purse or wallet . They need to insert the card from the proper side into the chip reader or swipe through the swipe machine . I pay for things with a credit card online more often then I do in person . When I pay online I usually have to type the card numbers in manually . I love having and using a credit card with responsibility . Question: What do credit cards often not require? Option1: PIN numbers Option2: A responsible adult to use them

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PIN numbers

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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.

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The librarian.

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Passage: My daughter wanted to see The Incredibles 2 , so we decided to go the following Saturday afternoon . We went upstairs to a room we have made into an office and logged on to our family computer . We navigated to the theater 's website , selected the proper date and time , chose our seats , and paid for the tickets . The following Saturday we dressed appropriately ( theaters tend to be chilly ) , then we drove to the theater . We scanned the barcode we received through email and out popped our tickets ! We gave them to the person checking tickets to get into the theater area , and got in line at the snack counter . We bought some popcorn and proceeded to our theater to find our seats . The movie finally started about 20 minutes later and was thoroughly enjoyable . The story line was easy to follow , was interesting , although not terribly creative , but everyone in the theater seemed to enjoy it . After the movie we waited to see if there was additional content , then walked back to our car and returned home . Question: when were the previews watched? Option1: after the movie started Option2: before the movie started

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before the movie started