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.

Example Input: Passage: So last night , Chris and I decided we wanted to eat out and we wanted Korean this Friday . We immediately logged on the computer and did a search for Korean barbecue . The search engine pulled-up several restaurants including One Table which makes online reservations . There were several listing on the site , so we chose one nearby and had received rave reviews on another site . There was link to make our dinner reservations on the site . Great . That makes it very convenient . Then it requested and date , party number and time . There were several options to choose from for time so taking into consideration of traffic and parking , we made our reservation for the two of us on Friday , June 2 , at 7:30 pm . The site requested we show up a few minutes early in case the table opens up sooner . I 'm really looking forward to going tomorrow . Question: When did they have to select their restaurant? Option1: last night Option2: Saturday June 3rd
Example Output: last night

Example Input: Passage: The fishing day went really well and Allan was looking forward to his dinner of freshly-caught , fried fish . He had filleted the fish as soon as he returned to the dock and now he rinsed and dried each fillet . He took some saltine crackers and crushed them in a plastic bag , using a rolling pin . He put some flour on another plate and added some salt and pepper and mixed them with the flour . Next , Allan cracked two eggs into a bowl and added a couple of spoonfuls of water . With a fork , he quickly stirred the egg and water until they were blended together . He added oil to about a half an inch . While the oil was heating , he took one fillet in his right hand and set it in the flour mixture and completely covered the fish . He then took the fillet and dipped it in the egg and then set the fish on the cracker crumbs . He then carefully set the breaded fillet into the hot oil . When the edges of the fillet were starting to brown , he took tongs and carefully turned the fillet over . In just a few minutes , the bottom edges were also browning so he removed the fish from the pan with the tongs . He set the fish on some paper towels to soak up the excess oil and then moved it to his dinner plate . Question: What did he turn? Option1: the fish fillet Option2: pancakes
Example Output: the fish fillet

Example Input: Passage: A few years ago , I was applying for jobs . I found a job listing that seemed like it would be perfect for me . It matched the educational background that I had , the work experience that I had , and it seemed like it would be very worthwhile . And then , at the bottom of the last page , I found the oddest instruction : they wanted me to apply by fax ! By this point I was in my mid-twenties , and I had never sent a fax before . I called my father , who laughed at me over the phone . He had n't used it in years , but he was pretty sure it still worked and I was welcome to use it . I drove to his house and found the fax machine under a layer of papers in his office . Sure enough , it worked perfectly . Question: Who told him they had a fax machine? Option1: dad Option2: their mother
Example Output:
dad