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.)

[EX Q]: Passage: I started playing the piano when I was a young boy . My mother got a brand new piano and I thought it was the most amazing thing ever . I walked up to it and pushed down on one of the white keys . I sat down and started to hit more of the keys . There were white keys , and fewer small black keys in between some of the white keys . I hit the keys until I started to recognize notes from songs I have heard . I practiced pressing the keys over and over until I matched the noises each key made with the sounds of songs I liked . \ \ I thought . I could now listen to any music I wanted to simply by practicing more and more until I learned it . Eventually I learned more about music , and that each key had a ' note ' . I learned that certain notes sound good together , and I could play those notes in any order I wanted , and it would sound good ! Some notes do n't sound good with other notes , so I also learned which notes to avoid while practicing . The piano is a great instrument to learn music on , you can play anything you want ! Question: There was 12 of what? Option1: notes on the chromatic scale Option2: pianos
[EX A]: notes on the chromatic scale

[EX Q]: Passage: I woke up with a start , feeling as if I was missing something , like I was late ! It took a few moments for the adrenalin to subside , and then I remembered . Today is the day for my work interview , and I had spent much of the night dreaming about everything that could happen , both good and bad . I got myself out of bed and prepared for my day , paying attention to the details of my grooming and clothing . I really want to make a good appearance today . The trip to the downtown office where I would interview today would take about an hour if I decided to drive the entire way . I opted for the train , since there was a station about a block from where I would interview . Once I arrived , the receptionist asked me to have a seat and I would be called . After was seemed like an eternity , an eternity in which my nerves kept knotting up and screaming at me , I was called in . The lady behind the desk introduced herself , and handed me some tests to do , before my face to face interview . This confused me a bit , but I decided it would give me more time to calm down . I always did well in testing . Once I got to my face to face interview , I was calm and centered . I could not be happier . Question: When did they leave the house? Option1: When they were prepared to leave Option2: late
[EX A]: When they were prepared to leave

[EX Q]: Passage: I was happy to be able to read a bedtime story for Andrew . I had Andrew pick a story he really liked . He wanted to read some of Winnie the Pooh . It was fun to read to Andrew because he knew the story very well and he would read along with me on some parts . We made a game of making faces when Winnie the Pooh did something funny or sad . It was fun to play the parts of the story out like in a little play and Andrew really liked being a part of the story . When we were done Andrew and I talked about the story we had just read and it was so nice to see the Andrew understood that Winnie the Pooh got sad when his friend was sad and did his best to make his friend happy again . Andrew said that was a good lesson and that he would be good to his friends just like Winnie was to all his buddies . Reading to Andrew was more fun than I could of ever imagined and was a good lesson for teaching kindness using the best example in the world - Winnie the Pooh . Question: when did the sitter love Winnie the pooh? Option1: while watching the movie Option2: while reading the book
[EX A]:
while reading the book