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: We are at the beach , and it is a little cold today . My friends and I think that a bonfire would be great to keep us warm . It can be a lot of fun to sit around a bonfire , especially with friends . I think of what we will need to make one . We will have to have things to burn . A bonfire is big , so we will need a lot of wood . It 's hard to light big pieces of wood on fire , so we will need smaller pieces . The smaller pieces of wood are easy to light on fire , but bigger pieces burn longer . So , we will need both big and small pieces of wood . The small pieces are under the big pieces , so the fire starts easier . We light the small pieces on fire , which catches the big pieces on fire after a while . My friends and I watch the fire burn while staying far enough away from it to be safe . Question: Where is the wood going? Option1: Onto the beach Option2: Into the fire.

SOLUTION: Into the fire.

PROBLEM: Passage: It was a sad day . June 's great Aunt Martha had died a few days ago , and today was the day they would have her funeral . Everyone in her family was dressed nicely , and made there way across town to the funeral home where the service would be held . As the entered the room , there was a strong smell of flowers that made June 's nose ache a little . Her mom signed a book with her and her brothers names , and they made there way into a parlor where other people had gathered . At the front of the room was a casket that was half way opened with Aunt Martha 's body lying in it . She looked as if she was taking a nap in her finest clothes . Her make up and hair did n't really look like she used to wear them , but she did n't look scary like June had imagined . They met some family members that were sad and crying , but others were laughing and remembering funny stories about Aunt Martha . They made there way to a seat at the back of the parlor and a few songs were played while the curtains were drawn in the front of the room . A pastor stood up and said some really nice things about Aunt Martha , and prayed . The curtains closed again and the pastor told the crowd that the funeral would resume at Shady Oak Cemetery . Afterwards , the group of people that had gathered made there ways to their car for the funeral procession to the cemetery . June 's family followed a long line of cars following a hearse with Aunt Martha 's casket in the back . A police man escorted the group of cars , and stopped traffic so the funeral procession did n't have to stop at red lights on the way to the cemetery . As they pulled up to the gravesite , June saw a green tent with lots of folding chairs underneath , and a metal frame around a hole in the ground . The family gathered around the tent as the pallbearers carried Aunt Martha 's casket to the gravesite and placed it on the frame over the hole . The pastor said a few brief words and prayer again , and then Aunt Martha 's casket was lowered into the ground . The family talked a little while , and then drove over to Aunt Martha 's house to have a wake . There they ate food prepared by a local church for the family , and talked about the good times they had with Aunt Martha when she was alive . Question: Who did they look at? Option1: June's family Option2: aunt martha

SOLUTION: aunt martha

PROBLEM: Passage: I was getting ready for work one morning and put on my favorite pair of work pants . The big button at the top was missing . I looked around to see where it might have gone , and found it in the drawer I keep my pants in . I wondered how I could fix my button . I decided that it would be best to sew the button back on . I got out a needle and some strong thread that was the same color as the pants . I carefully put the thread through the small hole in the needle . I then held the button in place on the pants and put the needle through one of the holes in the button . The needle pushed through into the other side of the pants fabric , and I pushed the needle back through the pants into another hole of the button . I did this a few more times , and then tied the thread to the button to keep it on . Question: Where did the person need to put the button? Option1: On the top of the shirt. Option2: back on pants

SOLUTION:
back on pants