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: My little cousin asked me to read a story to him . We went over to his bookshelf together to pick out a book . He looked through the shelves for a minute and pulled out a thin book full of colorful pictures . We walked over to the couch and sat down . I flipped past the title page and turned the book to him to show him the pictures . I turned the page and started to read the story . I tried to change my voice for each different character , and my cousin thought that was funny . My cousin really enjoyed the book , so I asked him to tell me what his favorite part was . After talking about the book for a minute , we got up and put it back on the shelf . Question: How far through did they read? Option1: to the end Option2: part of the book
Example Output: to the end

Example Input: Passage: One night , my friend and I were playing video games at his house . We decided we wanted to go hang out somewhere . So we got into my car and discussed where we wanted to go . I told him that I do n't drink , but it sounded like fun . This is very important : we decided that I would not have any adult drinks because I would be driving him back . We headed out of the parking lot outside his apartment and headed to Roosters . Once we found a parking space outside the pub , we walked into the front door and found a seat at the bar . I ordered a soda , my friend ordered an alcoholic drink . We watched basketball on the TVs next to the bar as we ordered snacks . Once we were ready to go , I asked the bartender for our check and gave him my credit card so we could pay for the food and drinks we bought . My friend and I walked out to the car , I drove him back to his house , made sure he made it into his apartment alright , and headed back to my house . Question: Who wanted to go to Roosters? Option1: two friends Option2: the parents and kids
Example Output: two friends

Example Input: Passage: I returned from the store with a large mesh bag of oranges . I set them down on the kitchen counter and got the pitcher out of the kitchen cupboard . I reached to the far back for the juicer . I had n't used it in months because oranges had been so expensive , but the price had finally come down . I set one half down and too the other into the palm of my hand . Holding it not to tight and not to loose I pushed it down onto the slotted metal cone in the juicer . As I turned and pushed , bright orange liquid squirted into the pitcher . When it seemed like no more juice would come , I tossed the peal in the compost and picked up the other half . I grabbed a glass and poured myself a drink before putting the rest of the juice in the fridge . Question: they repeated until what was full? Option1: the pitcher Option2: the bin was full
Example Output:
the pitcher