Triple

Target class: Papua New Guinean community
Context triple: [Arapesh society, instanceOf, Papua New Guinean community]

• A. Melanesian people chosen
  Melanesian people are the Indigenous inhabitants of Melanesia in the southwestern Pacific, encompassing diverse ethnic groups with distinct languages, cultures, and traditions across regions such as Papua New Guinea, Fiji, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and New Caledonia.
• B. Indigenous people of Queensland
  Indigenous people of Queensland are the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities whose diverse cultures, languages, and traditions are rooted in the lands and waters of what is now the Australian state of Queensland.
• C. Kichwa people
  The Kichwa people are an Indigenous group of the Andean and Amazonian regions, primarily in Ecuador, who speak a Quechuan language variety and maintain rich cultural traditions rooted in communal life, agriculture, and spiritual ties to the land.
• D. Tewa-speaking community
  A Tewa-speaking community is a social group whose members share and actively use the Tewa language as a core medium of daily communication, cultural expression, and collective identity.
• E. Austronesian people
  Austronesian people are a diverse group of ethnolinguistic populations originating from Taiwan and Island Southeast Asia, whose seafaring ancestors spread across the Pacific and Indian Oceans, forming related cultures from Madagascar to Easter Island.
• F. None of above.