CA 120

Target entity: CA 120
Context triple: [California State Route 120, abbreviation, CA 120]

• A. CA 180
  CA 180 is a major California state highway that runs from the Central Valley city of Fresno eastward into the Sierra Nevada, providing access to Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks.
• B. CA 168
  CA 168 is a California state highway that runs from Fresno through the Sierra Nevada, providing access to mountain communities and recreational areas.
• C. CA 99
  CA 99 is a major north–south state highway running through California’s Central Valley, connecting cities such as Bakersfield, Fresno, and Sacramento.
• D. CA-5
  CA-5 is a major Honduran highway that connects the capital city Tegucigalpa with the industrial hub of San Pedro Sula and other key regions.
• E. CA-1
  CA-1 is a major Guatemalan highway that forms part of the Pan-American Highway system, connecting key regions across the country.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: CA 120
Target entity description: CA 120 is a California state highway that runs from the Central Valley through the Sierra Nevada into Yosemite National Park, serving as a key east–west route and park entrance road.

• A. CA 180
  CA 180 is a major California state highway that runs from the Central Valley city of Fresno eastward into the Sierra Nevada, providing access to Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks.
• B. CA 168
  CA 168 is a California state highway that runs from Fresno through the Sierra Nevada, providing access to mountain communities and recreational areas.
• C. CA 99
  CA 99 is a major north–south state highway running through California’s Central Valley, connecting cities such as Bakersfield, Fresno, and Sacramento.
• D. CA-5
  CA-5 is a major Honduran highway that connects the capital city Tegucigalpa with the industrial hub of San Pedro Sula and other key regions.
• E. CA-1
  CA-1 is a major Guatemalan highway that forms part of the Pan-American Highway system, connecting key regions across the country.
• F. None of above. chosen