Sir William Fawcett

Target entity: Sir William Fawcett
Context triple: [Governor of Portsmouth, officeHeldBy, Sir William Fawcett]

• A. Cecil Vyse
  Cecil Vyse is a snobbish, socially pretentious English gentleman whose ill-suited engagement to Lucy Honeychurch highlights class and emotional constraints in the film "A Room with a View."
• B. Percy Fawcett
  Percy Fawcett was a British explorer and archaeologist famed for his expeditions into the Amazon rainforest and his mysterious disappearance while searching for a lost ancient city.
• C. Sir Clements Markham
  Sir Clements Markham was a British geographer, explorer, and writer best known for promoting polar exploration and shaping the course of British Antarctic expeditions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
• D. John Hanning Speke
  John Hanning Speke was a 19th-century British explorer best known for his expeditions in East Africa and for identifying Lake Victoria as the principal source of the Nile.
• E. Samuel White Baker
  Samuel White Baker was a 19th-century British explorer, naturalist, and abolitionist best known for his expeditions in the Nile region and the discovery of Lake Albert.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sir William Fawcett
Target entity description: Sir William Fawcett was an 18th-century British Army general and military administrator who held several high-ranking commands and staff positions.

• A. Cecil Vyse
  Cecil Vyse is a snobbish, socially pretentious English gentleman whose ill-suited engagement to Lucy Honeychurch highlights class and emotional constraints in the film "A Room with a View."
• B. Percy Fawcett
  Percy Fawcett was a British explorer and archaeologist famed for his expeditions into the Amazon rainforest and his mysterious disappearance while searching for a lost ancient city.
• C. Sir Clements Markham
  Sir Clements Markham was a British geographer, explorer, and writer best known for promoting polar exploration and shaping the course of British Antarctic expeditions in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
• D. John Hanning Speke
  John Hanning Speke was a 19th-century British explorer best known for his expeditions in East Africa and for identifying Lake Victoria as the principal source of the Nile.
• E. Samuel White Baker
  Samuel White Baker was a 19th-century British explorer, naturalist, and abolitionist best known for his expeditions in the Nile region and the discovery of Lake Albert.
• F. None of above. chosen