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: I open up my bills and look at when each one is due for payment . The bills that are due within the next two weeks are ones I will pay . I look at each bill and confirm it is the correct amount . Then I take out my check book and write a check for each bill . The front of the check book lets me record my payment with check number , date , whom I am paying , and how much . On each check I fill in the date and the name of the person I 'm paying , then I write out the dollar amount in words and also write it in numbers . I put each bill and check in a return envelope . I make sure I have the correct check with each bill . I seal the envelope and put my return name and address on the front left corner . Then I post them in the mail . Question: When did they look at each charge? Option1: After paying the bill. Option2: Before paying the bill.

A: Before paying the bill.
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Q: Passage: I made a list of everything we would need to go fishing . We assembled our fishing poles , portable chairs and sunscreen . Before we left the house , we checked the weather report to make sure we were properly dress . We left the house in the direction of our fishing spot . On the way to the lake , we stopped at a shop for live bait and bottles of drinking water . We continued on to the lake . Then we carried our gear to our favorite spot . We set up our chairs as the water 's edge and baited our fishing hooks . We waited untill we felt tugging on our fishing lines . Sometimes were successful and sometimes we were not . Question: What tugging did they feel? Option1: The fish biting Option2: fish saying hello

A: The fish biting
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Q: Passage: My alarm clock is not working . I think it 's the batteries . I have some extra batteries in the utility drawer . As I sit down at my desk , with the batteries , I notice the back of the alarm clock where the batteries are is crooked . I try to straighten that first but the alarm clock is still not working . I have to assume it must be the batteries . They look fine , so maybe they are just old . I place the new batteries in the alarm clock and I make sure they make contact with the metal parts and face the right direction . Check . I turn the on switch on and it lights up . All I have to do now is reset the time and I 'm good to go . Question: what were the batteries taken out for? Option1: to be replaced with new ones Option2: to throw out the clock

A:
to be replaced with new ones
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