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.

Input: Consider Input: Passage: I knew he was sick because he told me so . It did n't help that he was coughing and sneezing . He had n't been able to get out of bed for days . He had gone to the doctor a few days ago . He had a prescription from them , but he was n't able to take the medicine himself . He needed it . It was in a small bottle . The medicine was liquid , so it was easy to administer . I opened the bottle . I set the cap of medicine down on the counter before grabbing a small glass of water . With both the medicine and the water in my hand , I went back to his room . He opened his mouth for me . Then he had some water . Question: Where did the person go? Option1: to the doctor Option2: to the veterinarian

Output: to the doctor


Input: Consider Input: Passage: We wanted to order pizza by phone . We looked up the pizza restaurants phone number on their website . Then we looked at their menu and decided what kind of pizzas we wanted . Then we decided what toppings we wanted . After we knew what we wanted to order I called the pizza restaurants phone number . When they answered I let them know I wanted to order pizza and that we would like them to deliver it to us . Then they asked me what I would like . On the first pizza we wanted pepperoni . On the second pizza we wanted Canadian bacon and pineapple . On the third pizza we wanted cheese only . Then they let me know it would be 45 minutes and they would bring the pizzas to us . Then they asked me for my credit card information so I could pay for the pizzas . It was easy to order by the phone because we had already decided what we wanted before we called . Question: What did they ask for after taking the order besides the address? Option1: credit card number Option2: advice

Output: credit card number


Input: Consider Input: Passage: I am in need of a new bike . I open my laptop and turn it on . The laptop takes 3 minutes to fully turn on . Once loaded , I open my web browser . I type in Amazon.com into the search bar . The website pops up on my screen . Thousands of options for bikes appear . I narrow the search options to only bikes and within my price range of $ 150 . This limits the options that come up . I think about what features I want my bike to have . This narrows my search further . Now , I only have a few hundred options to look through . I scroll down through the results and choose my favorite 3 bikes . I open these options in new tabs and compare and contrast the reviews , features , and appearances of the bikes . Finally , I settle on one . I then confirm my order and wait 5-7 business days until it arrives . Question: What was put in Amazon? Option1: A bell Option2: search for a bike


Output: search for a bike