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 was hungry , so I decided to make myself a sandwich . I started with two slices of bread . Because I am very much into eating healthy , I had 100 % whole wheat bread . Then I got out the fixings for my sandwich . I was going to make myself a vegetable sandwich . First I added mayonnaise to the bread . I use just a little . Then I put on some lettuce . I then needed to add tomatoes , but they were too big ! I sliced them up first . After the tomatoes , I added some pickles . I used just a little because too much cheese is n't healthy . After that I added just a few onions . I chopped them up very small . I had a delicious sandwich ! Question: What did they add after the pickles? Option1: cheese, onions Option2: tomatoes, lettuce
Example Output: cheese, onions

Example Input: Passage: So summer was coming to an end soon and it would be time to go back to school . So in our house that means school shopping for 3 children . Two boys and one girl . We planned to try and get our shopping done in two days time so we could go swimming all week before school started back up . On Saturday we started out by having a easy breakfast of cereal bars and then headed out . Because we had three different lists we needed to go to a couple of different places to fill them . There was glue and crayons , pens , pencils and a whole slew of more expensive items like paint and specialty markers . Sunday morning was an early day as well but we split up into two teams to make it go faster . First stop for me was shoe store where we were able to get socks as well . It took about 7 hours that day to get everyone 's clothes on the list . Finally it was over . Question: What do they have that need to be filled? Option1: Three different lists. Option2: A couple of different places.
Example Output: Three different lists.

Example Input: Passage: I am in need of a new bike . I open my laptop and turn it on . The laptop takes 3 minutes to fully turn on . Once loaded , I open my web browser . I type in Amazon.com into the search bar . The website pops up on my screen . Thousands of options for bikes appear . I narrow the search options to only bikes and within my price range of $ 150 . This limits the options that come up . I think about what features I want my bike to have . This narrows my search further . Now , I only have a few hundred options to look through . I scroll down through the results and choose my favorite 3 bikes . I open these options in new tabs and compare and contrast the reviews , features , and appearances of the bikes . Finally , I settle on one . I then confirm my order and wait 5-7 business days until it arrives . Question: What did the person want? Option1: new bike Option2: A scooter
Example Output:
new bike