Cape York expedition

Target entity: Cape York expedition
Context triple: [Edmund Kennedy, hasNotableExpedition, Cape York expedition]

• A. Central Australian Expedition of 1844–1846
  The Central Australian Expedition of 1844–1846 was an overland exploration journey led by Charles Sturt that sought to penetrate and map the arid interior of Australia in search of an inland sea.
• B. Gaselee Expedition
  The Gaselee Expedition was an international military relief force led by British General Sir Alfred Gaselee in 1900 to lift the siege of foreign legations in Beijing during the Boxer Rebellion.
• C. Second Fram Expedition
  The Second Fram Expedition was a Norwegian Arctic exploration voyage (1898–1902) led by Otto Sverdrup that charted large areas of the Canadian High Arctic and significantly advanced polar geography.
• D. Drake–Norris Expedition
  The Drake–Norris Expedition was a large but ultimately unsuccessful 1589 English naval campaign against Spain, launched shortly after the Spanish Armada in an attempt to cripple Spanish power and support Portuguese rebels.
• E. Coppermine expedition
  The Coppermine expedition was an early 19th-century Arctic exploration journey led by John Franklin to chart the northern coast of Canada along the Coppermine River.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Cape York expedition
Target entity description: The Cape York expedition was an ill-fated 1848 Australian exploration journey led by Edmund Kennedy to survey the remote Cape York Peninsula, during which Kennedy and several of his party died.

• A. Central Australian Expedition of 1844–1846
  The Central Australian Expedition of 1844–1846 was an overland exploration journey led by Charles Sturt that sought to penetrate and map the arid interior of Australia in search of an inland sea.
• B. Gaselee Expedition
  The Gaselee Expedition was an international military relief force led by British General Sir Alfred Gaselee in 1900 to lift the siege of foreign legations in Beijing during the Boxer Rebellion.
• C. Second Fram Expedition
  The Second Fram Expedition was a Norwegian Arctic exploration voyage (1898–1902) led by Otto Sverdrup that charted large areas of the Canadian High Arctic and significantly advanced polar geography.
• D. Drake–Norris Expedition
  The Drake–Norris Expedition was a large but ultimately unsuccessful 1589 English naval campaign against Spain, launched shortly after the Spanish Armada in an attempt to cripple Spanish power and support Portuguese rebels.
• E. Coppermine expedition
  The Coppermine expedition was an early 19th-century Arctic exploration journey led by John Franklin to chart the northern coast of Canada along the Coppermine River.
• F. None of above. chosen