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 had just been laid off of my old job as a cook at a restaurant . I began searching for a new job using online job-sites and asking friends and family if they knew of any places that were hiring . My mother told me that she believed that there was a liquor store down the block that needed a new cashier . I tried to look up the contact information for the store 's owner , but unfortunately it was n't online . The next day I decided to go to the store and ask anyone working if I could put in an application . There was a little old man behind the counter and I asked him if it was true that they needed help . He seemed really happy that someone was interested in the position , and told me that I could start the next week . I was very happy to once again have a job . Question: When did they walk down the block to the store? Option1: months later Option2: The next day after her mother told her about it

Output: The next day after her mother told her about it


Input: Consider Input: 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

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


Input: Consider Input: Passage: A part of the American dream is to purchase and own your own house . So I worked hard and saved money to put a down payment on a three bedroom , two bathroom home in the town I grew up in . Well , it was n't that easy . I had to get approved by a bank for a mortgage loan that I would eventually have to pay back . Eventually I did get approved , but not for the size house I originally wanted , so I had to look around . A real estate agent helped me find homes in my price range . Eventually , I put a bid on a two bedroom home with a lovely backyard . The agent notified me one week later and said the house is mine . I was so excited and ready to move in to my first home . Question: Who liked the house they bid on? Option1: The next door neighbor. Option2: the narrator


Output: the narrator