TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Passage: My family likes to eat a mixed salad as part of our dinner sometimes . One night I taught my son how to create this salad . We started by washing our hands to keep the food from getting germs in it . We took out a strainer to wash the lettuce mix before putting it in the bowl . We poured the lettuce mix into the strainer and washed it under the kitchen faucet . Once the lettuce mix was washed , I made sure to shake as much of the water out of it as possible . In the process my son and I had splashed a bit of water on each other , all in fun . We washed one cucumber and one tomato that we took out of the refrigerator . We sliced the cucumber in 1/4 inch round pieces and put them in the salad . Next , we cut the top yellow core out of the tomato . The pieces were n't perfect , but it was pretty well done for his first time . We placed the tomatoes into the salad . Using a large spoon and fork we picked up the salad pieces in the bowl and dropped them again until the salad was mixed well . We dumped the croutons on top . The salad was ready to serve . Now when our family wants salad for dinner , my son knows how to make it himself . Question: What did they take out? Option1: Cucumber and tomatoes Option2: A salad.

SOLUTION: Cucumber and tomatoes

PROBLEM: Passage: When I decide I want to see a movie I first need to decide when I want to see it , where I want to see it , and which movie it will be . Sometimes one of these decisions will determine the others . For example , I might care most about going on a certain date so I will choose from whatever is playing on that date .  Or , I might care about a certain location of the theater more , so will adjust my preferences for which movie to see according to what that theater offers .  Or the time might be the most important factor so I will select my movie according to when it plays .  I may already have one in mind . I may check reviews on a movie-reviewing website to see how other people have liked a movie and to help me decide . Some people purchase the tickets online ahead of time , and some people do it when they arrive at the theater . Question: What will they search for that seem appealing? Option1: A movie on the best date, in the best location, or at the best time Option2: an inconvenient time

SOLUTION: A movie on the best date, in the best location, or at the best time

PROBLEM: Passage: My town holds a yearly dance at town hall . The dance is formal dress , and every single person who lives in the city is invited to participate . The event has largely become popular for how often people meet new romantic partners at the dance . I arrived at town hall around dusk along with a few friends of mine . We were all very sharply dressed . We went inside and the music was already bumping . I noticed a few women alone in the crowd , seemingly looking for partners . I danced with a few different people throughout the night , but at around midnight I saw her . She was alone on the edge of the dance floor , and she looked so beautiful . Question: Who was met at the dance? Option1: New romantic partners. Option2: the fire chief

SOLUTION:
New romantic partners.