You are given a paragraph (Passage), a question (Question) and two answer options (Option1 and Option2). Your task is to find the correct answer (and return the string of the correct option, not option1/2) for the given question from the given options and based on the given passage. Answer of the question can be found directly from the passage.

Input: Consider Input: Passage: As a child , I did something most kids do at one point in their lives : I gave myself a haircut . I was four years old and in preschool three days a week at the time . I practiced on a stuffed animal bear before I used the scissors on my own hair . After that , I looked at myself in the mirror and put my bangs between my pointer and middle fingers just like a hairdresser would do . Next , I took the scissors and gave my bangs a trim . Little did I realize I had school pictures that week for my preschool class . While funny now , my mother did not find so much humor in the event at the time . Question: What was ultimately trimmed? Option1: Split ends. Option2: Bangs.

Output: Bangs.


Input: Consider Input: Passage: I am currently looking for a new job . Once a week , I check a variety of sources to see if anything new and interesting is available . I check Linked In , Indeed and I have a list of companies that I am interested in working at .  When I find something I 'm interested in , I look carefully at the requirements . I make small changes to my resume to make sure that my experience focuses on the things that the employer is looking for . I also have a network of friends at different companies that let me know when they hear about openings .  When looking for a job , it is very important to be persistent and optimistic . When you are interviewing in particular , you need to show the person interviewing you your best self . Question: What is checked for new postings? Option1: best self Option2: job sites

Output: job sites


Input: Consider Input: Passage: One of the oldest traditions in the world is story-telling . It 's how ancestors and ancient people passed on their culture and history . I tell my daughter a story each night before she closes her eyes . It 's an incredible story almost everyone can relate to . She loves how the story features a young boy , similar to herself , who enjoys swinging from a tree , something she also enjoys doing . She always wants to hear this story so I read it a few times a week . My favorite part is of course , how the boy and tree learn the harsh truths of life , in a kid friendly way . My daughter and I both love different aspects of the story , which shows the greatest feat of this boy is the exceptional storytelling the author displays through his words , few as they may be . Question: When are they reading The Giving Tree? Option1: a few times a week at night Option2: in the morning


Output: a few times a week at night