TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Passage: Looking for a flat can be so tasking . I have been searching for a place to live for the past 3 weeks . I am tired of this old and small apartment of mine . I was sleeping on a weekend in the noon when I got a phone call from one of the Realtors . He told me he got me a house . I went to his office within the next two hours and he led me to the house . I had asked the man for a three bedroom space but this was two bedroom . But the big rooms really wanted to make me consider it . I told the man I wanted it and we talked about the pricing and other fees I needed to pay in order to secure the house . Question: What did the house have? Option1: 3 bedroom space Option2: 2 big rooms

SOLUTION: 2 big rooms

PROBLEM: Passage: My son was full of energy Saturday morning , so I called a friend to see if she wanted to meet me at the playground with her four year old . She agreed , so I packed up my little boy , Sam , and we hopped in the car to drive to the local playground . My son got more and more excited the closer we got . I pulled into the lot and parked and saw my friend was already there , sitting on a bench as her son slid down the slide . They ran to the swings and took turns pushing one another . They ran around laughing and smiling for a good two hours . Finally we could see they were winding down , so we called them over for a drink and a snack . They each had a juice box and granola bar and then , refreshed , they ran back to the monkey bars . Question: Who ran to join him? Option1: Parent Option2: Sam.

SOLUTION: Sam.

PROBLEM: Passage: I needed to write a school report on tigers , and I decided to visit the library to find a book to use in my research . When I entered the library , I saw hundreds of books on many different shelves and was not sure where to find books on tigers . I asked a librarian for help finding books on tigers . she asked me . I told her I wanted facts and real information so I can write a report . She walked over to a group of shelves labeled Nonfiction and told me that these books all had true facts and pictures , rather than being imaginary stories . Using these codes , all the books on tigers would be in the same place and would be very close to books about other animals . She looked up the Dewey Decimal System code for tigers and wrote it down for me . Walking through the shelves with my code , I saw that the numbers on the spines of the books start at zero and keep getting bigger and bigger . There I saw books about lions , cheetahs , and finally tigers . I found a book that looked like it would be helpful for my report and brought it back to the librarian . She asked me for my library card , and after I handed it to her , she scanned it with her computer . Now the book was checked out in my name so that the library would know who has the book . She handed me the book and told me that I needed to bring it back to the library in two weeks . If I did n't bring it back , I would have to pay a fine for every day I kept it , because other people might want to read the book too . Question: Who wrote down the number? Option1: the tiger Option2: The librarin

SOLUTION:
The librarin