Leonov spacecraft

Target entity: Leonov spacecraft
Context triple: [2010: The Year We Make Contact, setting, Leonov spacecraft]

• A. Vostok spacecraft
  The Vostok spacecraft was the Soviet Union’s pioneering series of crewed space capsules that carried the first humans, including Yuri Gagarin, into orbit during the early 1960s.
• B. Voskhod spacecraft
  The Voskhod spacecraft was a Soviet crewed space capsule that succeeded Vostok and enabled milestones such as the first multi-person crewed mission and the first spacewalk during the early space race.
• C. Soyuz spacecraft
  The Soyuz spacecraft is a long-serving Russian crewed vehicle used to transport astronauts and cosmonauts to and from low Earth orbit, including the International Space Station.
• D. Salyut 7
  Salyut 7 was a Soviet-era modular space station that served as one of the last and most advanced stations in the Salyut program, paving the way for the later Mir space station.
• E. Voskhod launch vehicle
  The Voskhod launch vehicle was a Soviet-era rocket derived from the R-7 family, used in the mid-1960s to send the first multi-person crews and conduct early spacewalk missions.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Leonov spacecraft
Target entity description: The Leonov spacecraft is a fictional Soviet-American joint mission vessel featured in the science fiction film "2010: The Year We Make Contact," used to investigate the abandoned Discovery One near Jupiter.

• A. Vostok spacecraft
  The Vostok spacecraft was the Soviet Union’s pioneering series of crewed space capsules that carried the first humans, including Yuri Gagarin, into orbit during the early 1960s.
• B. Voskhod spacecraft
  The Voskhod spacecraft was a Soviet crewed space capsule that succeeded Vostok and enabled milestones such as the first multi-person crewed mission and the first spacewalk during the early space race.
• C. Soyuz spacecraft
  The Soyuz spacecraft is a long-serving Russian crewed vehicle used to transport astronauts and cosmonauts to and from low Earth orbit, including the International Space Station.
• D. Salyut 7
  Salyut 7 was a Soviet-era modular space station that served as one of the last and most advanced stations in the Salyut program, paving the way for the later Mir space station.
• E. Voskhod launch vehicle
  The Voskhod launch vehicle was a Soviet-era rocket derived from the R-7 family, used in the mid-1960s to send the first multi-person crews and conduct early spacewalk missions.
• F. None of above. chosen