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: John and Melissa made breakfast on Saturdays for their parents because it was their day off from school . John would start by asking his mom and dad what they wanted , and sometimes it was just cereal and toast . But last Saturday , their mom and dad wanted pancakes . They poured the pancake mix into the bowl , and put in one cup of water , as the directions said on the back of the box . It made a nice pancake mix . Next , Melissa went into the refrigerator , and grabbed some blueberries . John 's job was to scoop one whole ladle full of pancake mix and pour it into the griddle . He was good at pouring the pancakes and making them round . Once John cooked them on one side , he would flip them for the other side to be cooked . They were great ! Question: What was put into the mix? Option1: Cereal Option2: One cup of water
Example Output: One cup of water

Example Input: Passage: I need to send a fax to a certain person . Sending a fax means that I will scan a piece of paper into a fax machine and then input a number . I first obtain the number that I need to send the fax to , in this case 123-456 . With my document in hand , I go to my fax machine and place the paper face down inside of it . Once that is complete , I go to the number pad located on my fax machine . When the machine asks me a number to fax the document to , I type in the number 123-456 . At the prompt , I press " confirm send " in order to send my fax off to the person located at the fax number . I then open the fax machine , remove my document , and wait for the person to receive my fax . Question: What do they press? Option1: Send document Option2: Confirm send
Example Output: Confirm send

Example Input: Passage: I sometimes put a gift in a box , if it does n't already have one , to make it easier to wrap . It 's nice to put tissue paper inside the box , too . That makes opening the gift more interesting . I use rolled wrapping paper , clear tape , scissors , and ribbon . Next , I unroll some wrapping paper and place the gift box on top of the flat paper . I study it , trying to figure out how much paper to cut off the roll . Once I decide how much paper to cut off , I mark the place with pencil , then fold there , and cut the paper along the fold line . Now I turn the gift upside down , and position it in the center of my paper . I pull up one end of the paper , and tape it to the center bottom of the box . I pull the other end of the paper smooth , pull it around the box and tape it in place too . Then I do the ends of the package , folding the paper down , cutting it shorter if I must , and smoothing it neatly around the gift box . I tape it in place , and decorate the box with pretty ribbon and bows to distract from any mistakes I may have made . Question: What did they want to neatly cover? Option1: The boxed gift Option2: They want to neatly cover the wrapping paper.
Example Output:
The boxed gift