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 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.
Example Output: Sam.

Example Input: Passage: One evening my kids and I decide we would like to play a board game . We spend some time discussing what game we would like to play . After a bit of arguing , we finally decide on Monopoly . My son says he would like to be the banker so he begins handing out money to each person . We all decide which piece we would like to be and then roll the dice to see who will go first . My daughter rolls a ten , the highest number , so she gets to go first . My son manages to buy a lot of properties and places some hotels on the property that he bought . It only takes a few more turns before my daughter and I both land on his property and go bankrupt making my son the winner . Question: When did they play the Monopoly game? Option1: after handing out the money Option2: one evening.
Example Output: one evening.

Example Input: Passage: The low battery light on the alarm clock . I panic for a second until I find a pack of batteries in my kitchen drawer . I pull two out of the packaging . One springs out , falls on the table and rolls to the ground . I pick it up and set it back on the table . Then I take a battery and flip it over several times trying to match the plus and minus signs to the battery slot . I set the alarm clock back on the table , relieved that the alarm will function reliably . I pick up the batteries from the table and put them in the container I keep to recycle them until I have enough to take to the store . Question: What did they slide open to get to the batteries? Option1: Kitchen drawer Option2: The back door
Example Output:
Kitchen drawer