Passage: My children love to listen to music , and we have an old record player that still works , so I often play music for them . The children like some of the old children 's songs , and also some of the newer ones , too , but they seem to enjoy listening to the record player the most . They know how to use the machine , and so I always let them get out the records and operate the record player . First , they know to handle the records by only holding the record by the edges so they wo n't scratch or damage the record . \ \ The platter is the part of the record player that spins around and around . Most of my records spin around 33 and 1/3 times every minute . The children know where to find the songs they like , because each song has a blank space between them . They know that \ \ Row , Row , Row Your Boat \ \ is the second song on one record , so they move the tonearm over above the blank space after the first song . When a scratching noise is heard through the speakers , the needle of the tonearm is just right , and \ \ Row , Row , Row Your Boat \ \ begins to play through the speakers . My children love to sing along , too , and they love this song , even though it sounds the same every time , and the sound is a little \ \ scratchy . \ \ When that song is over , the children play other songs , too . Question: Where do they lower the tonearm to? Option1: music Option2: record
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