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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Question: Passage: I have to get up early and go to work tomorrow morning , so I set an alarm on my cell phone . I opened up the alarm app on my phone to set an alarm for 6:00 am . I scrolled through the hour dial until it was at 6 , and the minute dial until it was at 00 . I then selected what sound I wanted my phone to play when the alarm goes off . I went with the marimba ring . I was about to put my phone away , but remembered that I have trouble waking up in the morning , so I set three more alarms , for 6:05 , 6:10 , and 6:15 . I turned the volume on the phone all the way up , to make sure I could hear it and wake up . Question: Where was the phone put? Option1: Night stand Option2: counter

Answer: Night stand

Question: Passage: I recently made some purchases for my family over Christmas . Because I spent so much , the bank decided to prevent me from making any more purchases because they thought that I had been the victim of fraud . I went to my banks website and found the number of the support line . After waiting and being redirected , I began talking to a customer service representative named Sue . She walked me through each of the transactions I had made . With my own record of transactions , I went through each one with her . I said yes to every transaction I had made . When we were done settling the bank transactions , I also asked Sue if I could extend my spending limit since I would be spending more that month . After hanging up , I breathed a sigh of relief knowing that my bank transactions were settled . Question: Who did they thank? Option1: Beth Option2: Sue

Answer: Sue

Question: Passage: Almost every time I leave the house , I try to make sure I 've remembered to lock all the doors . I live in the country , so if I forget sometimes , it is n't a big deal . There are n't too many criminals eager to break into my house . I left that day to take my children to story time at the library , and we were running a few minutes late , so I was rushing . I quickly put them in the car , and I realized at that moment that I had neglected to lock the side door . " Oh well , " I thought , " we 'll be back in an hour or so anyway . It does n't matter . " When we returned , I realized when I pulled into my driveway that the side door was ajar . I forgot that if it is n't locked , sometimes it swings open it 's own . I hurried to go close it , and I realized at that moment that not only had several chickens gotten into my home ( we are country people , after all ! ) I spent 20 minutes or so getting all the unwelcome visitors out , and I learned my lesson about leaving doors unlocked . Question: When did the consequences of not locking the door matter? Option1: when the chicken got in the house Option2: when they pulled into driveway

Answer:
when the chicken got in the house