Pique Longue

Target entity: Pique Longue
Context triple: [Vignemale, hasPart, Pique Longue]

• A. Gave de Pau
  Gave de Pau is a river in southwestern France that flows through the city of Pau and forms part of the Adour river system in the Pyrenees region.
• B. Pica de Bourlemont
  Pica de Bourlemont was a noblewoman of French origin best known as the mother of Saint Francis of Assisi.
• C. La Baille
  La Baille is the traditional nickname for the French Naval Academy, the institution responsible for training officers of the French Navy.
• D. Moulinois
  Moulinois is the French term for an inhabitant or native of the town of Moulins in central France.
• E. Aspa de Borgoña
  Aspa de Borgoña is the Spanish name for the historic Cross of Burgundy, a distinctive diagonal, ragged red saltire long used as a military and naval emblem by the Spanish monarchy and its territories.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Pique Longue
Target entity description: Pique Longue is the highest summit of the Vignemale massif in the central Pyrenees, straddling the border between France and Spain.

• A. Gave de Pau
  Gave de Pau is a river in southwestern France that flows through the city of Pau and forms part of the Adour river system in the Pyrenees region.
• B. Pica de Bourlemont
  Pica de Bourlemont was a noblewoman of French origin best known as the mother of Saint Francis of Assisi.
• C. La Baille
  La Baille is the traditional nickname for the French Naval Academy, the institution responsible for training officers of the French Navy.
• D. Moulinois
  Moulinois is the French term for an inhabitant or native of the town of Moulins in central France.
• E. Aspa de Borgoña
  Aspa de Borgoña is the Spanish name for the historic Cross of Burgundy, a distinctive diagonal, ragged red saltire long used as a military and naval emblem by the Spanish monarchy and its territories.
• F. None of above. chosen