Passage: Whenever I would spend a weekend with my father when I was young , we would always play all sorts of board games . I remember at the age of four , I got tired of the usual child 's board games such as chutes and ladders , checkers , etc . I asked my father if he would teach me to play chess . He knew I was a smarter than average child so he set up the board and taught what each piece was and what moves they could make . Of course at such a young age , I had not developed a notion of strategy and I would just make moves . The first few games , I was astounded to see that I won against my father . I was quite pleased with myself that only after a few hours of learning how to play , I beat somebody who had played his whole life . Of course by time I was a teenager , I could actually win against him . Question: Who allowed the win? Option1: their dad Option2: the child
their dad