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: Last night I cooked some boneless , skinless tilapia fish for my family . The first thing I had to do was thaw my fish in a bowl of cool water . I allowed the fish to soak in the cool water for about thirty minutes , and that gave them the proper time to cool . I took about one cup of grated parmesan cheese , and one cup of corn meal and some seasoning salt and mixed them together in a large bowl . Then I put my fish filets in another bowl and coated them with mayonnaise . While my fish were in the mayonnaise , I took a very large frying pan filled half way with canola oil . As the oil was heating I dipped my mayonnaise coated fish fillets in the cheese corn meal mixture until they were thoroughly covered . The oil heated quickly and I sprinkled a tiny bit of corn meal in the pan to see if it would sizzle . I placed 5 fillets in the large pan , and they began to quickly sizzle . After about seven minutes , the fillets were brown on one side , and I flipped them to continue cooking on the other side . After another several minutes , the fish were crispy and brown on both sides . I checked to see if the fish were flaky and done . They were ! Question: How long did they pat them dry with a paper towel? Option1: 2 days Option2: just enough to dry
Example Output: just enough to dry

Example Input: Passage: The first day of summer break and I was going fishing with my dad ! We got up early on Friday morning and loaded up his truck with our gear , a cooler and lots of sunscreen . When we got to the marina , we took everything out of the back of the truck and walked over to the boat . We went out about 20 minutes and stopped . It was a beautiful , quiet morning and the water on the lake was still . We put bait onto the fishhooks and cast out into the water . After about ten minutes , my dad 's line started to move . He reeled in and sure enough , there was a fish . As he was taking it off the hook , I could see that I had gotten a bite as well . In the early afternoon we went back to the marina . We cleaned our fish there , loaded back into the truck and went home . Question: When did they load up the boat? Option1: after going fishing Option2: before going fishing
Example Output: before going fishing

Example Input: Passage: It was laundry day so I got out the ironing board , the iron , and a fresh load of clothes from the dryer . I had been washing and drying clothes for most of the day so now it was time to catch up on the ironing so that I could get them all put away . I filled the iron with water and turned it on to heat up and set it upright on the ironing board . While the iron was heating I put another load of clothes into the dryer and one into the washing machine . Next I grabbed the first shirt out of the basket of clothes and neatly spread it out on the ironing board . I picked up the iron and moved it over the shirt , sort of slowly , but not slow enough to burn the shirt . After the shirt was flat and there were no more wrinkles I moved it to a different position , where there were more wrinkles , and repeated the same steps . I did this with each piece of clothing until the basket was empty then I put them all away , neatly where they went . I ironed all of the clothes that needed to be ironed until all of the laundry was done , folded , and put away . I usually only iron certain clothes , most people do , mostly dress shirts and khakis and things like that . But , that is basically how you iron clothes ! Question: What was getting done quick? Option1: washing clothes Option2: ironing
Example Output:
ironing