Market Street (Philadelphia)

Target entity: Market Street (Philadelphia)
Context triple: [Chestnut Street (Philadelphia), isParallelTo, Market Street (Philadelphia)]

• A. Broad Street (Philadelphia)
  Broad Street (Philadelphia) is a major north–south thoroughfare and one of the city’s primary streets, known for landmarks like City Hall and the Avenue of the Arts.
• B. Walnut Street
  Walnut Street is a major thoroughfare running through the Newton Highlands village of Newton, Massachusetts, serving as one of its primary local roads.
• C. Walnut Street
  Walnut Street is a major commercial and cultural thoroughfare in Philadelphia, known for its shops, restaurants, and proximity to several universities in University City.
• D. Chestnut Street
  Chestnut Street is a major commercial and transportation corridor in Philadelphia that runs through University City and Center City, lined with shops, restaurants, and institutional buildings.
• E. South Street
  South Street is a historic thoroughfare in Lower Manhattan, New York City, running along the East River waterfront and associated with the city’s former seaport and maritime commerce.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Market Street (Philadelphia)
Target entity description: Market Street (Philadelphia) is one of the city’s primary east–west thoroughfares and historic commercial corridors, running through Center City and connecting key civic, business, and cultural landmarks.

• A. Broad Street (Philadelphia)
  Broad Street (Philadelphia) is a major north–south thoroughfare and one of the city’s primary streets, known for landmarks like City Hall and the Avenue of the Arts.
• B. Walnut Street
  Walnut Street is a major commercial and cultural thoroughfare in Philadelphia, known for its shops, restaurants, and proximity to several universities in University City.
• C. Walnut Street
  Walnut Street is a major thoroughfare running through the Newton Highlands village of Newton, Massachusetts, serving as one of its primary local roads.
• D. Chestnut Street
  Chestnut Street is a major commercial and transportation corridor in Philadelphia that runs through University City and Center City, lined with shops, restaurants, and institutional buildings.
• E. South Street
  South Street is a historic thoroughfare in Lower Manhattan, New York City, running along the East River waterfront and associated with the city’s former seaport and maritime commerce.
• F. None of above. chosen