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: Finishing up dinner I gathered the plates off of the table one by one . I placed them in the sink and let them soak for a good twenty minutes as I unloaded the dishwasher from the previous night before . I grabbed the dawn dish soap and with my trusty dish cloth I began scrubbing away at the dinner dishes . I felt it was necessary to give them an extra clean before putting them in the dishwasher . As I loaded the plates on the bottom of the dishwasher I placed the cups and bowls on the top . The silverware was always last to be put in so I loaded them in the little cubed trays at the bottom . After setting one in I cranked up the knobs and heard the swish of water as the dishwasher started up . Question: What looked nice and clean? Option1: The dishes before they were placed in the dishwasher. Option2: the washed dishes
Example Output: the washed dishes

Example Input: Passage: So , one day I wanted to go to a concert . As you may or may not know , a concert is when a group of musicians get together to perform for an audience . They may play instruments or they may just sing . So , first I had to buy tickets . You can buy some tickets at the ticket office at the stadium ; however , if you do that , there is n't any guarantee that there will be any tickets left . The Ticket Monster will ask how many tickets that you 'll need and will assign the seats to you . You ca n't request seats from The Ticket Monster ; The Ticket Monster is n't that nice . The Ticket Monster will then tell you that if you do n't accept the assigned seats , the Ticket Monster will hang up . If you are a Special Person , The Ticket Monster will provide a whole lot of seats to you ; however , I 'm not a Special Person , so I had to accept what seats that were given to me and consider myself lucky that The Ticket Monster allowed me to go to the concert . The Ticket Monster then mails the tickets to me ( for a fee ) or will email a link to me ( for a fee ) so that I can print the tickets . Because I bothered The Ticket Monster , The Ticket Monster will also charge me a \ \ convenience fee \ \ . Question: What do they eventually print out? Option1: The concert tickets. Option2: Directions to the concert.
Example Output: The concert tickets.

Example Input: Passage: I am a teacher and I needed to present a PowerPoint to my students . Before class , I got the technical cart with the audio/visual equipment on board and rolled it into my classroom . I turned on the projector to make sure the light was working and I placed the projector where it would shine on my while board . I also plugged in the audio cable . I opened the PowerPoint and clicked play to check if everything worked . First , I turned the focus knob so my PowerPoint came into focus . It looked too small , so I moved the cart farther away from the white board and refocused the projector until I was satisfied with the image . They were turned off , so I turned them on and adjusted the volume . I played the PowerPoint all the way through to make sure it worked . It did , and and my students saw the presentation . Question: When did they check the speakers? Option1: before playing the entire PowerPoint Option2: before checking the projector
Example Output:
before playing the entire PowerPoint