Clock Face

Target entity: Clock Face
Context triple: [Borough of St Helens, containsAdministrativeTerritorialEntity, Clock Face]

• A. Clock
  Clock is an anthropomorphized household timepiece character in Maurice Ravel and Colette’s opera "L’enfant et les sortilèges," coming to life as part of the magical objects that confront the mischievous child.
• B. Clock Scene
  The "Clock Scene" is a famous dramatic episode from Modest Mussorgsky's opera *Boris Godunov* in which the tormented Tsar Boris is haunted by guilt and hallucinations as a clock ominously marks the passage of time.
• C. Clock End
  Clock End is a famous stand at Arsenal FC’s former Highbury stadium, known for housing the iconic clock and passionate home supporters.
• D. Clock Museum
  The Clock Museum is a specialized museum in Ploiești, Romania, dedicated to the history and display of clocks and timekeeping devices.
• E. Clocks
  "Clocks" is a Grammy-winning 2002 piano-driven rock song by British band Coldplay, known for its distinctive arpeggiated riff and atmospheric sound.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Clock Face
Target entity description: Clock Face is a suburban residential area and former coal-mining village within the Metropolitan Borough of St Helens in Merseyside, England.

• A. Clock
  Clock is an anthropomorphized household timepiece character in Maurice Ravel and Colette’s opera "L’enfant et les sortilèges," coming to life as part of the magical objects that confront the mischievous child.
• B. Clock Scene
  The "Clock Scene" is a famous dramatic episode from Modest Mussorgsky's opera *Boris Godunov* in which the tormented Tsar Boris is haunted by guilt and hallucinations as a clock ominously marks the passage of time.
• C. Clock End
  Clock End is a famous stand at Arsenal FC’s former Highbury stadium, known for housing the iconic clock and passionate home supporters.
• D. Clock Museum
  The Clock Museum is a specialized museum in Ploiești, Romania, dedicated to the history and display of clocks and timekeeping devices.
• E. Clocks
  "Clocks" is a Grammy-winning 2002 piano-driven rock song by British band Coldplay, known for its distinctive arpeggiated riff and atmospheric sound.
• F. None of above. chosen