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: I wanted to go to the beach with my friends but I did n't know how to swim . My friend suggested that I take a swimming class . I searched for swimming classes using my phone , and found one at a local pool . They told me they had an intense summer swimming class that lasted 2 weeks and cost $ 100 . I decided to sign up for the class . On the first day of class , I arrived on time and changed in my swimsuit in the locker room . He told us to get into the pool and I listened . Over the next 2 weeks , I had class from Monday to Friday , and learned how to tread water , float , and swim . After I was done with the classes , I was ready to go to the beach with my friends . Question: What did they want to sign up for? Option1: Swimming lessons Option2: the locker room
Example Output: Swimming lessons

Example Input: Passage: One night , my friends and I wanted to go to the movies and get something to eat afterwards . I was really in the mood for a comedy , but someone else wanted to see the latest summer blockbuster , \ \ Avengers \ \ . I checked to see what that movie was about and was n't really in the mood to see it . No one agreed with her . We all discussed it and decided to see \ \ The Incredibles \ \ instead . It was funny and full of action . My friend drove us all in one car and we arrived at the movie theater at 7:00 . We got on line , purchased our tickets . Then we proceeded to the concession stand and had to decide on what to eat . Everyone had different cravings , but in the end we shared popcorn , watched a great film and had a good time . Question: What did they check online for? Option1: they checked for a comedy Option2: the tickets
Example Output: the tickets

Example Input: Passage: Making a bed in a hotel as a cleaning maid consists of stripping off the linens . The blanket &amp; cover are not washed unless really bad . The linens are picked up for the laundry . The first flat sheet is spread across the bed and tucked tightly using a special fold so it wo n't undo itself . The send flat sheet is spread out , then the blanket . Folding the top edge over the blanket , both are tuck between the mattress and spring board . Some motels put a mint chocolate on the pillow but most do n't . A real fancy hotel would have a flat sheet on top of the blanket as well as below it because that is n't washed everyday . Hotel beds can harbor bed bugs and fleas in the mattress itself . Question: How many flat sheets? Option1: Two. Option2: One.
Example Output:
Two.