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: After a day or two , the hair gets dirty . It gets harder to comb and needs to be washed . To do so , most people jump in the shower or bath and wet their hair first . Then they take shampoo and put a little bit in the hand , then rub it all over their hair . Then they wait a few seconds or a few minutes and rub the scalp as well to make sure they get rid of dandruff - some kind of dead skin . So they put another dose of shampoo in the hand and wash their hair again . Shampoo can not go in the eyes because it might burn . After the shampoo is on the head , and it has been rubbed in to clean the scalp , the most important thing is to rinse it with lots of clear warm water . The easiest way is to rub it with a dry towel , but some people like to use a hairdryer . Once the hair is dry , it can be combed any way the person likes , but it is important to avoid putting styling gels and other chemical on it too often to keep it healthy . Question: When does the shampoo make much foam? Option1: when rubbed on the arm Option2: when the hair is wet
Example Output: when the hair is wet

Example Input: Passage: Today is my wife and I 's 10th anniversary and I wanted to cook her dinner to celebrate 10 awesome years of marriage . So when I got off work today I ran to grocery store and picked up a few food items I needed for our meal . She had to work late today which gave me plenty of time to prepare my meal for her . Once I got home from the grocery I began by defrosting the frozen sausage in the kitchen sink -LRB- filled the sink up with warm water -RRB- . As the sausage was defrosting I grabbed a crock pot from the kitchen cabinet and placed it over the kitchen stove and turned the knob on the stove to '' high heat '' . I quickly grabbed my measuring cup and measured out 21/2 cups of warm water and dumped the water into the crock pot . As I was waiting for the water to boil in the pot , my sausage that was defrosting was now ready to be sliced in smaller pieces . I grabbed a cutting board from a cabinet and a chef 's knife from the knife rack and began slicing the sausage into smaller serving sizes . Once I finished cutting the sausage , I dumped it into the boiling pot of water and also added the jambalaya rice mix into it . I let the sausage and the jambalaya rice boil for about 5 minutes before turning the stoves heat down to let the contents simmer for 25 minutes . Question: What needs to be done to the jambalaya to cook? Option1: jambalaya needs to boil then simmer Option2: Freeze it.
Example Output: jambalaya needs to boil then simmer

Example Input: Passage: My children love to listen to music , and we have an old record player that still works , so I often play music for them . The children like some of the old children 's songs , and also some of the newer ones , too , but they seem to enjoy listening to the record player the most . They know how to use the machine , and so I always let them get out the records and operate the record player . First , they know to handle the records by only holding the record by the edges so they wo n't scratch or damage the record . \ \ The platter is the part of the record player that spins around and around . Most of my records spin around 33 and 1/3 times every minute . The children know where to find the songs they like , because each song has a blank space between them . They know that \ \ Row , Row , Row Your Boat \ \ is the second song on one record , so they move the tonearm over above the blank space after the first song . When a scratching noise is heard through the speakers , the needle of the tonearm is just right , and \ \ Row , Row , Row Your Boat \ \ begins to play through the speakers . My children love to sing along , too , and they love this song , even though it sounds the same every time , and the sound is a little \ \ scratchy . \ \ When that song is over , the children play other songs , too . Question: Who knows to carefully lower the tonearm to the surface of the record? Option1: the dog Option2: the author's children
Example Output:
the author's children