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.

Q: 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 did the person want? Option1: new bike Option2: A scooter

A: new bike
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Q: Passage: This morning I made tea to drink during breakfast . I started by getting a mug of water from the sink and pouring it into my Kureig . After placing my mug beneath the spout I put some tea leaves from the tea jar into the reusable cup and turned on the machine . After a few minutes the tea poured into the cup . While the tea was created I made the rest of my breakfast . Once the tea was finished I took the reusable cup out of the machine and put the tea leaves in the trash . Then I took the cup to the table and added two spoon fulls of sugar and a splash of milk in order to make it taste better . It was a good cup of tea . Question: What was poured through the tea leaves? Option1: Hot water from the machine. Option2: Milk

A: Hot water from the machine.
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Q: Passage: When I was at camp last summer , I was n't allowed to use email , so I had to write a letter to my parents to tell them that I wanted to come home . I sat on my bunk with my notebook propped against my knees and thought about what I wanted to say . After a few minutes , I decided I knew what I wanted to say , so I picked up my pen and started moving it across the paper . Then I wrote `` Dear Mom and Dad '' on the first line . I kept writing all the words I needed to use in order to convince my parents to let me come home . Then I signed the letter with my name . I folded the letter in half and then folded it in half again so that it would fit in an envelope . I taped the envelope shut . Then I stuck a stamp on the upper right corner of the envelope . I wrote my parent 's address on the middle of the envelope and then I walked to the camp office and gave my letter to the secretary so she could mail it for me . Question: When did they put the letter in an envelope? Option1: before signing it Option2: after signing it

A:
after signing it
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