TASK DEFINITION: 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.
PROBLEM: Passage: One day after work , I needed to put gas in my car , so I went to a gas station near my house . At that time of day , the gas station was crowded and most of the pumps were full . I pulled my car up to one of the empty pumps and went inside to pay . I had to wait in line . When it was my turn at the register , I gave the cashier a fifty dollar bill and told him I wanted to pay for twenty dollars of gas at pump number three . The cashier counted out thirty dollars in change and gave me the money . I put the money back in my wallet and thanked him . Then I went outside to pump my gas . Question: Who was at the gas station? Option1: many people Option2: the mother

SOLUTION: many people

PROBLEM: Passage: Lunch time was almost here and my sister and I were deciding what to eat . Our mom said I could take charge of using the microwave to cook the meals . We decided on some waffles . The waffle needed just 1 minute on each side on high temperature , so I cooked my sister 's first . I placed the waffle on a plate , put it in the microwave , set the time for one minute and pressed start . When the bell rang I turned the waffle over and again set the timer for 1 minute and pressed start . While my sister put maple syrup on her waffle I went and repeated everything again for my waffle . As I poured maple syrup onto my waffle I thought it was kind of fun to use the microwave and enjoy a delicious lunch . Question: They took out the plate when what rang again? Option1: the stove Option2: microwave bell

SOLUTION: microwave bell

PROBLEM: Passage: My wife bought a beautiful poster of a local mountain scene . It was perhaps 18 inches square . We decided to mount it to the living room wall . We could see that a small nail hammered lightly into the wall would stick out enough to be a hanger for the tab . So I held the poster to various places on the wall as my wife considered how it looked . Once we found the right place , I lightly pounded a small nail into the wall and hung the poster by placing the tab hole over the nail . Once that was done , all that was left to do was stand back and see if the poster was hanging straight . Again , I did the adjustments as my wife stood back and looked to see how straight the poster was mounted . Question: What had a tab that stuck out a bit? Option1: the poster Option2: The nail

SOLUTION:
the poster