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.)

[Q]: Passage: Last Christmas I had to bake a cake for myself , and it was a bit of a doozy . I do n't know a lot about making cakes , but I have a super-huge baking pan , an oven , and a big sweet tooth ! I left the house looking around various convenience stores for cake mix ; it was Christmas , so going to a big store and wasting a bunch of time was out of the question . I finally settled on two boxes of butter cake mix and some pink lemonade frosting and took it all home . Since my pan was way too big for just one box , I had to follow the instructions and double every ingredient while making the batter and pouring it in . I preheated the oven , put the cake pan with the batter in to bake , and watched TV for a few hours while I waited for it to be done . Once it was done , I took it out to cool and frosted it , and then cut the cake into several square pieces . It went better than I expected for my first cake on short notice , but the frosting was SUPER sweet ! Question: What did they check with a toothpick? Option1: Whether the cake was completely done. Option2: the batter.
[A]: Whether the cake was completely done.

[Q]: Passage: I arrived at the salon and walked inside . At the front counter was a receptionist who asked me if I had an appointment . I did have an appointment that I scheduled for that day . She let me know that my hairdresser would be ready for me in a few minutes , so I sat down in the lobby and read a magazine for a few minutes . I found a picture of a short hairstyle that I really liked . When my hairdresser came to the lobby to get me , I showed her the picture of the haircut that I wanted . I followed her back to the salon area , and she motioned for me to take a seat in a big chair . I sat down , and she put a cape around my shoulders to prevent hair from sticking to my clothes . She brought over a cart with a small tub on it , and told me to lean my neck back while she washed my hair . After shampooing my hair , she rinsed it out with water and put it up in a towel to let it dry . She rolled the cart away and came back with a comb and pair of scissors , and combed through my hair . Long pieces of my hair fell all around me to the floor . She turned my chair around so she could reach the hair in the front of my head , and when she was done she washed her scissors off . Then , she dried my hair with a blow dryer and my haircut was fully revealed . She took the cape off of me and we chatted for a bit about our days and I thanked her . Then I left . Question: What was being helped to be nurished? Option1: her fingernails Option2: her scalp and hair
[A]: her scalp and hair

[Q]: Passage: We had decided to go on a tour of London and see the sights ! First , though , we had to look up what sights there were to be seen . So we went online and typed in a search into Google . A lot of things turned up in our search , like the Tower of London and the Sherlock Holmes Museum . We wrote everything down in a notepad and wrote memos in our phones , listing all the places we wanted to go , where in London they were located , and what hours they would be open . Once we had our list , we put on our coats , grabbed our purses and wallets , and walked out the door . In London , it 's easier to take the train than to drive , so we walked to the nearest underground train station . We selected the closest place to visit , then picked the proper train to take us there , and when that train arrived , we hopped on , paying with our monthly train pass-cards . The train ride did n't take very long , and soon it was letting us off at the station right next to the Tower of London . We went up to the lobby of the Tower and paid for a tour at the information desk , and we were on our way . Everywhere else we wanted to go , like the Globe Theatre and Canterbury Cathedral and Museum , was within walking distance , so we just walked through the London streets looking at all the statues and buildings . When we reached each of our specific destinations , we would talk to the people in the lobby at the information desk , pay for a tour , and just soak up the experience . When we 'd crossed off every place on our list , it was time to take the train back home again . Question: What did they check while looking at the station map? Option1: The train routes. Option2: The museum hours.
[A]:
The train routes.