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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Passage: My parents are visiting me next weekend , and I want to surprise them with a dinner reservation at a nice restaurant . I know we all like Japanese food , so I check Yelp for nearby Japanese restaurants with high ratings and reasonable prices . Once I find one that looks good , I check the menu to make sure there are options we would all like . There are vegetarian options available for me , chicken options for my dad , and fish for my mother . I call the restaurant , requesting a reservation for Saturday at 6 pm for three for dinner . The restaurant luckily enough does have a table available for the time I requested . My parents and I are all set for dinner Saturday : I 'm looking forward to eating Japanese food and talking to them ! I think my parents will like their surprise . Question: What will be under the persons last name? Option1: a takeout order Option2: A reservation.

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A reservation.

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Passage: My son went on his first Cub Scout fishing trip this year . He borrowed a fishing rod from one of the other scouts . The scout leader had dug some worms to use as bait , and they also brought some canned corn for bait . But he still had to be very careful not to hurt himself on the sharp hook . They were fishing from a bridge over a river , so he had to wait until no-one was walking by before he cast his line into the water . One of the scout leaders showed him how to cast so that the line spins out and sends the hook far into the water , then to slowly reel it in and wait for a fish to bite . There was a red-and-white bobber on the line that floated on the surface of the water until a fish bit the hook , then it bobbed to let him know he 'd caught something ! He gave the line a tug to make sure the fish was firmly on the hook , then he reeled in his line - and , sure enough , there was a nice fat pumpkinseed fish on the end of his hook ! Question: Who did not like putting worms on a hook? Option1: the scout leader Option2: the son

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the son

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Passage: Yesterday I noticed that my 10 year old daughter Belle , was n't feeling very well . She seemed to have a fever , so I found the thermometer in the medicine cabinet and checked Belle 's temperature . It was 100 degrees , so I called her Dr. Barnes and he told us to come in as early as possible . We drove to his office on Willow road , and waited there for half an hour . He said that Belle had the flu and prescribed antibiotics , which luckily taste like strawberry . We drove to the pharmacy and pick up the medicine . The pharmacist told us to give two teaspoons on the first day , and then one teaspoon daily for 5 days , even if she felt better earlier than that . Belle sat on the couch as I measured with a syringe to take exactly 5 ml , just like the instructions specified , and poured onto a spoon . She liked the taste . I told her she was a good girl and she will start feeling better soon . We repeated this later than night , and again in the following 4 days , until we were done . Question: When did Belle get back to her old self? Option1: in a few days Option2: Before going to the doctor

Ex Output:
in a few days