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.

Input: Consider Input: Passage: Last night , my friends and I sat around my dining room table to play Monopoly , which is our favorite board game . I played the banker , so I took the instruction booklet to double check out how much money I needed to give each player . I gave each of my friends the amount of money designated in the booklet , then I set the rest of the money aside for when we started the game . I picked the Dog . Then we designed that the order of the players would be youngest to oldest , so I went first . I rolled the dice , and the dice landed on " 6 . " I landed on a railroad space , and decided to buy it . I took the money for the railroad from my personal pile and gave it to the bank pile . Then I took the Railroad property card and put it in front of me . I did n't win , but I did come in second place . Question: who rolled the dice? Option1: The dog. Option2: The person.

Output: The person.

Input: Consider Input: Passage: Yesterday , while I was playing at Grandma 's , a button popped off my sweater . I took it to Grandma and asked her what to do . '' Give that to me , child , '' she said , '' and we will fix it together . '' We walked to her sewing room , where she keeps all kinds of colorful pieces of fabric , thread , and buttons . Bring it to me . '' I found it quickly and walked to Grandma 's favorite chair . She had her sewing box open , and I could see all kinds of needles , a pair of scissors , and even a little red pincushion with dozens of pins stuck in it . '' Push the end of the thread through that little hole in the needle for Grandma . These old eyes are n't what they used to be , '' she said . I did so and handed it back to her . She tied a knot in the bottom of the long piece of thread , and said , '' Now watch carefully , child , and you will know how to fix it yourself next time . '' She poked the needle through the holes in the button and through the sweater at the same time , crisscrossing the thread as she went . '' There , child , good as new , '' she said . '' Thank you , Grandma ! '' I said . '' That was fast . She smiled , gave me a cookie , and sent me out to play . Question: when are they going to fix the botton on their sweater? Option1: After going to the sewing room Option2: before washing

Output: After going to the sewing room

Input: Consider Input: Passage: It was a hot summer day , and my hair was a mess and felt hot on my neck . I wanted to get it cut but could n't afford to go to a salon . " I 'll do it myself ! " I decided . I went to the library and used my free library card to check out books that showed hairstyles , and one that showed how to cut your own hair in different styles . I decided I 'd try a short layered cut . I found my sharpest scissors and went into the bathroom . I began by bending forward at the waist , letting my hair hang down and using a hairband to make a ponytail on top of my head . I then brushed it out , held onto it , stood up and looked in the mirror , holding the pony tail straight up above my head . I took the hairband off , shook it out , and brushed it . It was n't bad ! And definitely it felt much cooler . Question: What was looked at in the books? Option1: Hairstyle Option2: Hair ties
Output: Hairstyle