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 made a dentist appointment for today in order to have my cavity filled . So I made sure to brush my teeth very well , ensuring to get every crevice on both sides of my mouth . I also flossed my teeth to ensure that when I arrived at the dentist , they would see that I have taken good care of my teeth . In fact , I stressed in a T-shirt , a pair of jeans , and a pair of sneakers to that I could be as comfortable as possible . I drank a tall glass of water , then grabbed my car keys and headed out the door into the car . I started the ignition in May my way to the dentist office , and once I arrived , i.e. found a parking spots for the car , then went inside . Once inside , I told the receptionist that I had an appointment with my dentist , she gave me a clipboard and told me to fill out the information and have a seat . I sat down in the waiting area , filled out the form on the clipboard , and waited for my name to be called . Question: What did they anticipate having done? Option1: Captivity filling Option2: teeth whitening

Output: Captivity filling


Input: Consider Input: Passage: I went to watch a tennis match with my friend . I have never seen a tennis match and I did n't really understand what was going on , but it was a lot of fun to watch the athletes compete with each other . Sometimes the ball moves so fast you can hardly see it , but somehow the tennis players can not only see it but they can usually reach it and return the ball to the other player by hitting it with their racket . When one player can not return the ball before it bounces twice , the player that hit the ball gets points . Sometimes a lot of people play at once , and then the winners play each other , until there is one final winner that beat everyone else who was playing tennis that day . That person is an amazing athlete ! Question: How many players win the match? Option1: one Option2: three

Output: one


Input: Consider Input: Passage: As I was taking a picture of dolphins swimming in the ocean , my camera suddenly ran out of power and turned off . I needed to change the battery . Going to a store near the beach , I bought myself two double A batteries . A opened the compartment door with relative ease . I pushed both batteries in a bit to loosen them and then carefully removed both batteries currently in there . I opened up the pack of double A 's I bought with a pair of scissors . Then , making sure I aligned the batteries appropriately ( with the positive side pointing down on one of them , and pointing up with the other ) , I slid the new batteries into place . With fresh batteries I can continue taking pictures of dolphins . Question: When were the batteries purchased? Option1: Before the beach outing. Option2: When the old ones ran out.


Output: When the old ones ran out.