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: One week ago , I was on Amazon shopping for birthday presents for myself . I was looking for electronics like maybe a Fitbit Surge , Blaze , or Charge . I was not sure if I wanted a Charge 1 or 2 . Overall , I decided to go with Amazon because I have some gift cards for that website that I have not been able to use for a long time . Well , I have more than some gift cards per se . I have about $ 400 that I am trying to get rid of . I like the Fitbit Charge 2 best of all because it has a clock feature and is not too expensive . If I get this Fitbit instead of a cheaper one than I might not need to get myself a normal watch for my wrist later on either . Question: Where did they check online? Option1: Amazon was checked Option2: The fitbit website

SOLUTION: Amazon was checked

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 had a button pop off of my favorite blue shirt last week . I would n't be able to wear it with a button missing ; it would look rather silly . Luckily , the shirt had some extra buttons sewed on the inside . I took the button and put it on a sheet of white paper so it would stand out and I would n't lose it . Then I took a needle and thread . I guided the thread through the eye of the needle . Once it was through , I put the button against my shirt and went in and out with the needle and thread , alternating which hole I was piercing . I did this many many times , until I was confident the button would be on snugly . Then I tied off the thread with a stout knot to keep it in place , and cut away the extra thread . My shirt was ready to wear again . Question: What was the thread holding? Option1: button Option2: shirt

SOLUTION:
button