instruction:
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.)
question:
Passage: I always have a large bag of rice on hand as we eat it quite often . So I measured two cups of water and put it in a sauce pan and placed it on the stove 's burner setting the temperature on high . I measured a cup of cooking rice and set it aside while the water came to a boil . Once the water comes to a boil I will add a vegetable flavored bouillon cube for flavor , I also add a table spoon of butter . I then lower the stove 's temperature to low and covered the pan tightly and let it simmer until the water is all absorbed . I then flavor with salt , pepper , onion powder , garlic powder , basil and a little bit of hot sauce just to spice it up a bit . Question: When is the rice done? Option1: After the water is absorbed and they add the seasoning. Option2: after adding butter
answer:
After the water is absorbed and they add the seasoning.

question:
Passage: Yesterday I prepared my dinner . It was macaroni and cheese . I like to eat mac and cheese . I like watching the water to see when it will boil . When it started to boil I poured in the noodles and turned down the heat a little . While the noodles where cooking I made sure I had all my other ingredients lined up and a colander to drain the noodles into the sink . I then mixed in the milk , butter and cheese and mixed them together real good . I put everything I did not need to soak in the sink . I liked eating the hot mac and cheese . I might make it again tomorrow or everyday to eat . Question: When did they drain the noodles? Option1: When the noodles were cooked Option2: When the water started to boil
answer:
When the noodles were cooked

question:
Passage: I 've been in the board game hobby for about 3 years now . My wife and I love to play games . We have a friend who comes over and plays every few weeks , and another two here and there much less often . So , we 're typically used to a group size of 3 or 4 players . \ nFor a change of pace , we decided we 're going to host a big game night in a few weeks . Does anyone have any advice on running a bigger event like this ? I 'm guessing we 'll have to run 2 or 3 games at a time , always having someone familiar with each game teaching it to the others . Most of the people will want to play easier games , possibly even a party game like Apples to Apples or Cranium . Others I had in mind include : Bohnanza , Ticket to Ride , I 'm the Boss , Mystery of the Abbey , Shadows Over Camelot , RoboRally , and For Sale . Two groups play a game at the same time , and then the groups split up and start new games . \ nAnyway , we 've never done anything like this before , and we thought maybe some fellow geeks out there would have some good advice . Question: How many do they expect to show up? Option1: enough for 1 game at a time Option2: Enough for 2 to 3 games at a time
answer:
Enough for 2 to 3 games at a time