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 look over material that the test is going to cover and start coming up with questions that cover the lessons . While picking questions , I try to picks ones that are most most important to know . I make sure not to ask trick questions .  I then make an answer sheet for my self to grade the exams . I also made sure to add some extra credit questions that are a little bit harder than the original test questions . The bonus questions are worth 2 points each , and the test questions are only worth 1 .  All the answers one have one correct answer . I checked over them and made sure that there were not any other possible answers for each question . After completing the exam , I print out the needed amount , along with some extras , and stick them in my briefcase . Question: Where can lost points be made up from? Option1: taking an extra test Option2: from bonus questions that are worth 2 points each if answered correctly
Example Output: from bonus questions that are worth 2 points each if answered correctly

Example Input: Passage: I learnt chess as a kid , my dad taught me the basics . First , I learnt about the placement of the pieces on the board . Then , I learned about how they moved . Then , I learnt about unique rules such as pawn promotion , pawn advancement and capturing , check , and castling . Then I played a few games with my dad and asked him a bunch of questions throughout the game whenever I was n't sure about something . As I became more interested in the game I played more often , which caused me to learn more principles of good plays and common tactics . I also started to study opening theory and read books , and solve puzzles in chess magazines and books . It can take a long time to become good at chess , and chess is no exception as a board game in that practice and experience greatly improve your quality of play . Question: what did the person play with family and friends? Option1: monopoly Option2: Chess
Example Output: Chess

Example Input: Passage: I went with my friend John to the playground . There were jungle gyms , swings , and rocking animals and see-saws . We decided to ride the rocking animals first , because those were the easiest to access . The animals were very fun to ride , but after a while I got a little dizzy and decided to try out the jungle gyms . The jungle gyms were hard to climb and I got tired very quickly , but I made it to the top just when I thought I would not be able to grip them with my hands . I then went with my friend John to the swings , because those were a little bit easier to use . I had a hard time starting up and so I backed up a little bit so that I could swing back and forth . Later we played on the see-saws . Question: What was John doing? Option1: coloring Option2: Playing at the playground with the narrator.
Example Output:
Playing at the playground with the narrator.