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: i have to tell you that Dad was not paying attention as he drove home from work last week , and so a police officer stopped me and gave me a ' traffic citation \ \ ( also called a \ \ ticket \ \ ) . He said I was driving too fast . The policeman asked me to sign the ticket , so I did . When I signed the ticket , I was agreeing to appear at the Traffic Court at the date and time on the ticket . So I will go to the Traffic Court then . There will be a lot of people there for their tickets , so we 'll all have to wait for the Municipal Court Judge to come into the Courtroom to hear our cases . When the Judge comes in , someone will say , \ \ All Rise ! Then the Judge will begin calling us up , one by one . it will be awhile before he or she calls my name . During the time the judge is hearing cases , there can be no talking at all . Also , we have to turn off our cellphones . My case is just an \ \ arraignment , \ \ so all I have to tell the judge is whether or not i think I am guilty of speeding or not . \ \ If I \ \ plead guilty , \ \ then the judge will decide my penalty . The penalty for speeding is usually a \ \ fine , \ \ or an amount of money i have to pay to the Court for breaking the law . If I \ \ plead innocent , \ \ then the judge will set up a time to come back and present my case . Then I either pay the fine , or I agree to come back and tell the judge why I think I was n't speeding . Question: Who is being respected? Option1: The Judge must be respected Option2: The bailiff must be respected
Example Output: The Judge must be respected

Example Input: Passage: One day my DVD player broke . Since I really love watching Disney DVD 's , I decided to go out and get a new one right away . I hopped into my car and headed to my favorite store , Walmart . I asked an employee named Dan if he could help me find them . He lead me to the electronics section where there were all sorts of DVD players at all sorts of prices . I wanted one that would work really well , but that also was not overly expensive . I put it in my shopping cart and headed over to the cashier 's line . When it was my turn to pay I gave the cashier the $ 79.99 plus tax , and then walked back to my car . When I got home I hooked up my new DVD player and watched my favorite Disney movie , WALL-E . Question: How much was the thing? Option1: $79.99 plus tax Option2: Overly expensive
Example Output: $79.99 plus tax

Example Input: Passage: I wanted to change the whole look of my living room , but I needed some help . I invited my friend Shari over to help me . I had already moved the small items out of the room , but I needed help with the bigger furniture items . I had already made a basic diagram of where I wanted to put the furniture , and I shared that with Shari before we began . We then began by clearing out the area of the room where the biggest piece of furniture would go , which was the couch . We moved the smaller pieces of furniture that were in the way to the adjacent room so it was out of the way . We carefully lifted the ends at the same time , and carried them across the room to its new location . We took a step back to make sure it looked right . We made a couple of minor adjustments to straighten it out . We then did the same with the two recliners and the love seat , moving each to its new location . Shari and I then stood at one end of the room , admiring the new look of the room that we had accomplished . Question: Whee did they put the small furniture? Option1: Near the couch Option2: to the adjacent room
Example Output:
to the adjacent room