The British-led force's landing at Gallipoli made for such (i)____________ foray into the Ottoman theater of World War I that Max von Oppenheim, a German political adventurer in league with the Ottomans, believed that the attack must have been a (ii)____________ and that Britain had saved her better infantry for an imminent landing upon an area that was (iii)____________. A. a strategic B. resounding success C. not so heavily exposed D. a clandestine E. mere feint F. similarly situated G. an unpropitious H. major provocation I. unevenly fortified