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: I brought my dog Waldo to the pet store . There was a lady there that knew how to train animals . She greeted us and then started to work with Waldo .  She taught him a bunch of different things , like how to sit and how to give his paw to me .  The trainer first taught him to give his paw and then taught him to roll over . After the trainer worked with Waldo , I interacted with him and tried to get him to do some tricks . Waldo showed me what he had learned with the trainer .  He gave me his paw and then rolled over when I told him to . I thanked the trainer and set up another appointment for Waldo next week . Then , I came home . Question: The lady at the store that could train dogs taught them what? Option1: New tricks Option2: To fetch and speak.

Output: New tricks


Input: Consider Input: Passage: I have relatives that live very far away from where I do , and unfortunately they do n't have access to the same technologies as me , so I ca n't communicate with them over the Internet . For some time , we 've had to do it the old-fashioned way - by writing letters to each other . After enough time would pass since one of them would send me or my family a letter , I would begin to work on one . I would write for a few minutes , usually talking about things that my family recently did , and asking them how they 've been doing . If possible , I would even attach pictures to the letter , so they could see what we 've been up to . The next morning , I 'd drop it in my mailbox for the postman to pick it up and take it to the post office . Usually , they would write back within a week responding to my letter . Question: What did they write? Option1: an email Option2: a letter

Output: a letter


Input: Consider Input: Passage: I was hungry so I went into the kitchen and looked into the refrigerator for something to eat . There was a package of hotdogs , so I decided to cook two . I went into the bottom kitchen cabinet and took out a small pot . Next , with permission , I took a non-sharp butter knife and carefully opened the package of hotdogs . My mom watched me use the butter knife to make sure I did not hurt myself . I rinsed the hot dogs off and then placed them in the pot of water . Walking over to the stove , I checked to make sure it was not hot before I placed the pot on an eye . Next I reached over and turned the eye on high until the water began to boil , rapidly . Once this happened , I carefully reached over the stove and turned the eye down to medium high . I judge this by them turning darker or getting plumper . Sometimes if I am not sure , I let them cook until they start to split . When I am satisfied that they are ready , I turn the eye off and use a potholder to carefully place the pot on another eye that is not hot . Carefully I remove the pot from the stove and carry it over to the sink . I want to make sure I do not scald myself with the hot water from the pot so I run cold water in the pot for 30 seconds to one minute before I drain the water off by pouring it down the sink . Careful my mom tells me , as I almost let my hot dog slip out of the pot with the draining water . Next I get a plate and place two hotdog buns on it . I have to remember to retie the package of hotdog buns and put them back into the bread box . I open the hotdog buns up far enough to add condiments but not far enough to split them apart so that they break . My mom adds onions , relish and Sauerkraut to her hotdogs but I do n't care for any of that on mine . I prefer to add cheese . Once I have ` dressed ' my hotdog buns , I go over to the pot , take a form and remove my hotdogs before placing one on each bun . Finally I can sit down at the table and enjoy my hotdogs . Question: What did the author fill the pot with? Option1: water Option2: hot dogs


Output: water