Birmingham School of Medicine and Surgery

Target entity: Birmingham School of Medicine and Surgery
Context triple: [Queen's College, Birmingham, hasPredecessor, Birmingham School of Medicine and Surgery]

• A. St Mary’s Hospital Medical School
  St Mary’s Hospital Medical School was a prominent London medical school, historically renowned as the place where Alexander Fleming conducted the research that led to the discovery of penicillin.
• B. King Edward VII College of Medicine
  King Edward VII College of Medicine was a colonial-era medical school in Singapore that became a predecessor institution of the National University of Singapore’s medical faculty.
• C. The Medical Benevolent College
  The Medical Benevolent College, later known as Epsom College, was a Victorian-era English public school founded to educate the sons of medical professionals and support their families.
• D. Warwick Medical School
  Warwick Medical School is the medical faculty of the University of Warwick, offering medical education and conducting biomedical and health research in the UK.
• E. Nottingham Medical School
  Nottingham Medical School is the medical education and research faculty of the University of Nottingham, training future doctors and conducting biomedical and clinical research.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Birmingham School of Medicine and Surgery
Target entity description: The Birmingham School of Medicine and Surgery was an early 19th-century medical teaching institution in Birmingham that laid the foundations for later medical education there, eventually leading to the formation of Queen's College, Birmingham.

• A. St Mary’s Hospital Medical School
  St Mary’s Hospital Medical School was a prominent London medical school, historically renowned as the place where Alexander Fleming conducted the research that led to the discovery of penicillin.
• B. King Edward VII College of Medicine
  King Edward VII College of Medicine was a colonial-era medical school in Singapore that became a predecessor institution of the National University of Singapore’s medical faculty.
• C. The Medical Benevolent College
  The Medical Benevolent College, later known as Epsom College, was a Victorian-era English public school founded to educate the sons of medical professionals and support their families.
• D. Warwick Medical School
  Warwick Medical School is the medical faculty of the University of Warwick, offering medical education and conducting biomedical and health research in the UK.
• E. Nottingham Medical School
  Nottingham Medical School is the medical education and research faculty of the University of Nottingham, training future doctors and conducting biomedical and clinical research.
• F. None of above. chosen