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: The first step in taking the underground was determining where I wanted to go . Then , I consulted Google maps on my phone . I opened the app and typed in my destination . The app told me that I should take the red train to my destination . The station was just a couple of blocks away . I walked there and followed the instructions on the app as to which train to get -LRB- red train , northbound -RRB- . I scanned my ticket , then went through the turnstile . I followed the signs to the correct platform and waited a few minutes to for the train to arrive . When it got there , I waited for the people to exit the train before getting on . Once I got off , I followed the signs to the exit . Question: When did they get off? Option1: when they got to the station closest to the destination Option2: after a passenger alerted them to their stop

Output: when they got to the station closest to the destination

Input: Consider Input: Passage: I started playing the piano when I was a young boy . My mother got a brand new piano and I thought it was the most amazing thing ever . I walked up to it and pushed down on one of the white keys . I sat down and started to hit more of the keys . There were white keys , and fewer small black keys in between some of the white keys . I hit the keys until I started to recognize notes from songs I have heard . I practiced pressing the keys over and over until I matched the noises each key made with the sounds of songs I liked . \ \ I thought . I could now listen to any music I wanted to simply by practicing more and more until I learned it . Eventually I learned more about music , and that each key had a ' note ' . I learned that certain notes sound good together , and I could play those notes in any order I wanted , and it would sound good ! Some notes do n't sound good with other notes , so I also learned which notes to avoid while practicing . The piano is a great instrument to learn music on , you can play anything you want ! Question: How many notes were there? Option1: 12 notes Option2: 6

Output: 12 notes

Input: Consider Input: Passage: When Mrs. Brown wanted to settle down her kindergarten class , she always told a story . She would sit them all down in a big circle in the back of the classroom , and have one student pick out a big , colorful picture book . She would open the book and face it towards the children , reading loudly and clearly the words in the book . Soon enough , as she read more and more of the book , the students would settle down . Then she would take that time to tell her own stories -- once she had their attention . She would tell them about the amazing lizards and birds she saw when she visited the Amazon . She would tell them about how once when she was camping in a big National Park , a bear tried to lick her head while she was asleep ! Every word of her own story kept the students captivated , and they each learned how to tell their own stories from Mrs. Brown . Question: Who would even do special voices for each character in the book? Option1: Mrs. Brown Option2: the students
Output: Mrs. Brown