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.

Example Input: Passage: My friend and I heard there was a very good musical coming to town . We decided we would go to see it if we could . First , I went to the website of the theater where it would be playing , to see what dates and times it would be playing . I saw what times I had free . Then I emailed my friends with the show times that were good for me , to see which worked for her . Then I went to the website and bought tickets . I selected the show time my friend and I wanted , picked seats , and paid using a credit card . I received an email with a confirmation to print out . In the email , I also suggested a meeting time and place , and asked her to pay for her ticket when she saw me . When the day of the musical arrived , I met my friend at the place and time we picked , and we went to the musical together . We gave the ticket taker our printed-out tickets , found our seats , and enjoyed the show . Question: When did they know they were confirmed? Option1: Before choosing the time and date Option2: When they got the email
Example Output: When they got the email

Example Input: Passage: My daughter wanted to see The Incredibles 2 , so we decided to go the following Saturday afternoon . We went upstairs to a room we have made into an office and logged on to our family computer . We navigated to the theater 's website , selected the proper date and time , chose our seats , and paid for the tickets . The following Saturday we dressed appropriately ( theaters tend to be chilly ) , then we drove to the theater . We scanned the barcode we received through email and out popped our tickets ! We gave them to the person checking tickets to get into the theater area , and got in line at the snack counter . We bought some popcorn and proceeded to our theater to find our seats . The movie finally started about 20 minutes later and was thoroughly enjoyable . The story line was easy to follow , was interesting , although not terribly creative , but everyone in the theater seemed to enjoy it . After the movie we waited to see if there was additional content , then walked back to our car and returned home . Question: Who enjoyed the movie? Option1: The theater employees. Option2: everyone in the theater
Example Output: everyone in the theater

Example Input: Passage: Last time I answered the phone , it was my girlfriend Katie calling me . I knew that it was going to be an amazing and fulfilling conversation , filled with talking about babies and food . I answered the phone excitedly and said `` hello ! ''  I had to swipe the name that read `` Katie '' on my screen and then the phone was answered .  I had to turn the volume up a little because she had just woke up and was speaking very lightly . I had to hold the phone close to my ear , but I still could not hear . So then , I put the phone and speaker so I could listen to her clearer .  This was easy and nice and I felt refreshed . Question: How soft was her voice? Option1: it was very loud Option2: she was speaking very lightly
Example Output:
she was speaking very lightly