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.)

Input: Consider Input: Passage: So , one day I wanted to go to a concert . As you may or may not know , a concert is when a group of musicians get together to perform for an audience . They may play instruments or they may just sing . So , first I had to buy tickets . You can buy some tickets at the ticket office at the stadium ; however , if you do that , there is n't any guarantee that there will be any tickets left . The Ticket Monster will ask how many tickets that you 'll need and will assign the seats to you . You ca n't request seats from The Ticket Monster ; The Ticket Monster is n't that nice . The Ticket Monster will then tell you that if you do n't accept the assigned seats , the Ticket Monster will hang up . If you are a Special Person , The Ticket Monster will provide a whole lot of seats to you ; however , I 'm not a Special Person , so I had to accept what seats that were given to me and consider myself lucky that The Ticket Monster allowed me to go to the concert . The Ticket Monster then mails the tickets to me ( for a fee ) or will email a link to me ( for a fee ) so that I can print the tickets . Because I bothered The Ticket Monster , The Ticket Monster will also charge me a \ \ convenience fee \ \ . Question: What do they eventually print out? Option1: The concert tickets. Option2: Directions to the concert.

Output: The concert tickets.

Input: Consider Input: Passage: I live in a safe neighborhood , but I still make sure to lock my house when I leave for the day . Just about everyone on my street works so there is n't anyone around to keep an eye out during the day . When I left for work Monday morning , I checked the front door and the back door of my home to ensure that they were locked and the deadbolt was on . I walked over to the alarm pad and set the alarm with a two minute delay to give me time to get out of the house . Then I went out to my garage . I used my garage door control to close the garage door and I made sure it was all the way shut before I pulled out onto the street to head to work for the day . Question: When did they start the car? Option1: When they checked the front door Option2: When they got into it

Output: When they got into it

Input: Consider Input: Passage: I am getting hungry and it 's almost time for dinner . I think that I would like to eat soup tonight . I look on the Internet for a good recipe for soup and gather the ingredients I will need . I read the recipe to find out how to make the broth for the soup , and prepare the broth . I then cut up the carrots and potatoes into small chunks , and throw them into the broth . The broth is hot on the stove in a pot , so I am careful not to touch it when I put the carrots and potatoes in . The recipe says the beef has to be cooked separately , so I set a frying pan on a burner on the stove . Once the beef is cooked , I throw it into the broth and let everything sit for an hour or two . The soup is now ready . Question: When did the soup need carrots, potatoes and beef? Option1: After the soup has cooked for two hours Option2: After the broth is hot on the stove
Output: After the broth is hot on the stove