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: It 's time for me to make a shopping list as I running low on fridge . I take a look at my fridge and cabinets to see if there are any staples I am low on . I notice I am low on eggs and bread flour , so add them to the list . Next , I take a look at the flyer of sales for the week at the grocery store , circling items on sale that I might be interested in . After I finish , I flip through the flyer again , adding the circled items to my shopping list that I decide I really do want to get . For example , there 's no need to get both ice cream and cookies , even if they 're both on sale , so I only add ice cream to my list . I then take a look at my store of coupons , checking to see if I have any coupons for any of the items that are on my shopping list . Today I 'm lucky , so I have three coupons I can use ! Question: What is the person done with? Option1: shopping list Option2: putting away groceries
Example Output: shopping list

Example Input: Passage: I saw a great pair of tennis shoes with animated cats on them on the internet . They were only $ 22 and they had my size . I started to order online but their site was down ! I reached an automated system and selected the option to place a new order . After waiting about a minute someone came on the line . She asked me how she could help me and I told her I wanted to order a pair of shoes . She asked me if there was anything else I 'd like to order . I told her no , then she asked me for my mailing address . I gave it to her . She read everything back to me . I verified it and my order was on it 's way . Question: What did they really want? Option1: Tennis shoes Option2: money
Example Output: Tennis shoes

Example Input: Passage: When I visited London last summer , I decided that I would like to live there . I went home and looked for flats or apartments as well call them in America , on a website . The London real estate was very expensive and I knew it would take awhile to find a flat to call home . I was looking for an affordable one bedroom or a studio flat with one bathroom that was close to the shopping district downtown . I called a real estate agent in London and asked if they could find my something . We decided to meet in a month and the agent would take me around the city to find the perfect flat for my needs . So , when I met her , we travelled throughout the city and I eventually found the flat I would call home . Question: Where were not too many flats they could afford? Option1: in America Option2: In London
Example Output:
In London