Currituck Banks

Target entity: Currituck Banks
Context triple: [Outer Banks, hasPart, Currituck Banks]

• A. Shackleford Banks
  Shackleford Banks is a barrier island off the coast of North Carolina known for its wild horses, unspoiled beaches, and rich maritime history.
• B. Cape Lookout
  Cape Lookout is a prominent coastal headland on the Oregon coast known for its dramatic cliffs, scenic ocean views, and surrounding natural recreation areas.
• C. Cape Lookout
  Cape Lookout is a prominent headland on Elephant Island in the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica, known as a notable landmark in the region’s harsh polar environment.
• D. Blakeney Point
  Blakeney Point is a coastal nature reserve on the north Norfolk coast of England, renowned for its sand dunes, salt marshes, and large grey seal colony.
• E. Norfolk Ridge
  Norfolk Ridge is a long, submerged continental fragment in the southwest Pacific Ocean that extends from New Caledonia toward New Zealand and forms part of the complex geology of the Zealandia microcontinent.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Currituck Banks
Target entity description: Currituck Banks is a remote, undeveloped barrier spit in northeastern North Carolina known for its wild horses, beaches, and protected coastal habitats.

• A. Shackleford Banks
  Shackleford Banks is a barrier island off the coast of North Carolina known for its wild horses, unspoiled beaches, and rich maritime history.
• B. Cape Lookout
  Cape Lookout is a prominent coastal headland on the Oregon coast known for its dramatic cliffs, scenic ocean views, and surrounding natural recreation areas.
• C. Cape Lookout
  Cape Lookout is a prominent headland on Elephant Island in the South Shetland Islands of Antarctica, known as a notable landmark in the region’s harsh polar environment.
• D. Blakeney Point
  Blakeney Point is a coastal nature reserve on the north Norfolk coast of England, renowned for its sand dunes, salt marshes, and large grey seal colony.
• E. Norfolk Ridge
  Norfolk Ridge is a long, submerged continental fragment in the southwest Pacific Ocean that extends from New Caledonia toward New Zealand and forms part of the complex geology of the Zealandia microcontinent.
• F. None of above. chosen