Sir Maurice Bowra

Target entity: Sir Maurice Bowra
Context triple: [Warden of Wadham College, officeHeldBy, Sir Maurice Bowra]

• A. A. L. Rowse
  A. L. Rowse was a British historian, author, and Shakespearean scholar known for his influential works on Elizabethan England and his sometimes controversial interpretations of historical figures.
• B. Raymond Priestley
  Raymond Priestley was a British geologist and Antarctic explorer who later became a prominent academic and university administrator.
• C. Francis Kermode
  Francis Kermode was a Canadian naturalist and museum curator best known for his work in British Columbia, after whom the rare white-furred Kermode bear is named.
• D. Gilbert Murray
  Gilbert Murray was a prominent British classical scholar and translator renowned for his work on ancient Greek drama and his influence on early 20th-century humanism and internationalism.
• E. Sir Paul Hasluck
  Sir Paul Hasluck was an Australian politician, diplomat, and writer who served as the 17th Governor-General of Australia from 1969 to 1974.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Sir Maurice Bowra
Target entity description: Sir Maurice Bowra was a prominent 20th-century British classical scholar and wit, renowned for his influential role in Oxford academic life and literary circles.

• A. A. L. Rowse
  A. L. Rowse was a British historian, author, and Shakespearean scholar known for his influential works on Elizabethan England and his sometimes controversial interpretations of historical figures.
• B. Raymond Priestley
  Raymond Priestley was a British geologist and Antarctic explorer who later became a prominent academic and university administrator.
• C. Francis Kermode
  Francis Kermode was a Canadian naturalist and museum curator best known for his work in British Columbia, after whom the rare white-furred Kermode bear is named.
• D. Gilbert Murray
  Gilbert Murray was a prominent British classical scholar and translator renowned for his work on ancient Greek drama and his influence on early 20th-century humanism and internationalism.
• E. Sir Paul Hasluck
  Sir Paul Hasluck was an Australian politician, diplomat, and writer who served as the 17th Governor-General of Australia from 1969 to 1974.
• F. None of above. chosen