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: Last summer I decided to go to Mexico with my cousins . It was a nice vacation and we were very excited to go . In order to get to Mexico , we had to fly a plane . I usually fly it constantly when I visit my friends in Florida . My cousins , on the other hand , were n't too keen on flying . They were very nervous on the plane . I had to calm them down . Eating distracted them a little from our environment . Everything was fine until the plane started to experience a lot of turbulence . My cousins started to get afraid again . Soon , the pilot announced that there was nothing to worry about . A couple minutes later , the plane flew smoothly again . Eight hours later , we arrived at Mexico . We were not only excited to be in Mexico , but we were excited to be on solid ground again . Question: When did they start to feel afraid as well? Option1: when they arrived in Mexico Option2: when there was turbulence
Example Output: when there was turbulence

Example Input: Passage: I look over material that the test is going to cover and start coming up with questions that cover the lessons . While picking questions , I try to picks ones that are most most important to know . I make sure not to ask trick questions . I then make an answer sheet for my self to grade the exams . I also made sure to add some extra credit questions that are a little bit harder than the original test questions . The bonus questions are worth 2 points each , and the test questions are only worth 1 . All the answers one have one correct answer . I checked over them and made sure that there were not any other possible answers for each question . After completing the exam , I print out the needed amount , along with some extras , and stick them in my briefcase . Question: When did they think about exam questions? Option1: When creating the exam. Option2: when considering any other possible answers for each questions
Example Output: When creating the exam.

Example Input: Passage: We decided to have a barbecue to celebrate summer . First , we looked at our schedule and decided the best day to have a barbecue . We decided on the first Saturday in June . Then we talked about who we wanted to invite . Together we decided on about 30 people we would invite , including friends , family , co-workers and their families . We got in touch with them via text , phone and Facebook to let them know about the barbecue and see if they would be able to come . A few people had schedule conflicts but most were free and said that they looked forward to having a cook out . A few days before the barbecue we decided on what we would serve . A few of the guests had offered to bring chips , salads and beers but we provided most of the food so we made a shopping list of the items we needed . We bought soda , corn on the cob , burgers , buns , chicken , salmon , and ingredients for salad . On the day of the barbecue we set up the yard to be ready for our guests . I grilled the meats and corn as everyone mingled and chatted . The weather was great and we all enjoyed the food and had a great time . Question: When did the barbecue occur? Option1: On Christmas day Option2: first Saturday in June
Example Output:
first Saturday in June