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.

Input: Consider Input: Passage: I wanted to go to Dan 's Sporting Goods on Saturday but I was not sure it would be open . To find out , I decided to check on my phone . I went to Google and searched " Dan 's Sporting Goods hours . " The Google search result indicated they open at ten in the morning and they do not close until five in the evening . On Saturday morning at about 10:30 I got in my car and drove to the store . As I arrived , there was a parking place right in front of the door and in the window , a large signed said " OPEN . " I went inside and bought the new baseball glove I had been wanting . Thanks to a Google search , I was able to know exactly when I could get my new baseball glove . Question: When did they find out that Dan's was open on Saturdays? Option1: Upon searching with Google. Option2: After they went to the store

Output: Upon searching with Google.

Input: Consider Input: Passage: When I decide I want to see a movie I first need to decide when I want to see it , where I want to see it , and which movie it will be . Sometimes one of these decisions will determine the others . For example , I might care most about going on a certain date so I will choose from whatever is playing on that date . Or , I might care about a certain location of the theater more , so will adjust my preferences for which movie to see according to what that theater offers . Or the time might be the most important factor so I will select my movie according to when it plays . I may already have one in mind . I may check reviews on a movie-reviewing website to see how other people have liked a movie and to help me decide . Some people purchase the tickets online ahead of time , and some people do it when they arrive at the theater . Question: What will they search for that seem appealing? Option1: A movie on the best date, in the best location, or at the best time Option2: an inconvenient time

Output: A movie on the best date, in the best location, or at the best time

Input: Consider Input: Passage: My 3 year old daughter needs to take medicine everyday twice a day . In the morning she has to take 1 pill and a half with a cup of water before her breakfast . So i giver her water and then I take 2 spoons and crush her medicine . I put in on a spoon and she takes it and swallows the crushed medicine with her cup of water . I put together her shot and get the dosage correct . She then tells me where she wants her shot and rubs an alcohol pad on the spot . I then insert the needle and count to ten to make sure all of the medication did go in . And if she takes her both of her medicine without crying she will get a treat such as a cookie or a piece of candy for being so brave . Question: What is the medication? Option1: 2 pills Option2: one is pills and the other is injection
Output: one is pills and the other is injection