CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: Which deadly sin was Ebenezer Scrooge most guilty of?
Answer: greed
Question: What Washington D.C. landmark is shaped like an obelisk?
Answer: washington monument
Question: What product do Trappist monks in Belgium and the Netherlands famously sell?
Answer: beer
Question: What type of crystal is used to keep time in most modern clocks and watches?
Answer: quartz
Question: What was Geri Halliwell's alter-ego as part of the Spice Girls?
Answer: ginger spice
Question: If a birdie is one under par, what is two under par?
Answer: eagle
Question: If someone is "Cornish", what English peninsula do they hail from?
Answer: cornwall
Question: What dangerous type of horse race involves jumping over various fences and ditches?
Answer: steeplechase
Question: What Chinese dish is a major cause of the world's declining shark population?
Answer: shark fin soup
Question: What type of liquor is also known as "white lightning"?
Answer: moonshine
Question: Who was born in Kentucky, grew up in Indiana, started his career in Illinois, and died in Washington D.C?
Answer: abraham lincoln
Question: What are the first five prime numbers, in order?
Answer: 2 3 5 7 11
Question: Bafana Bafana is the name of what country's national soccer team?
Answer: south africa
Question: What national animal of Australia is the third-largest type of bird?
Answer: emu
Question: What race is called "The Run for the Roses"?
Answer: kentucky derby
Question: What musical group was caught lip-synching in 1989?
Answer: milli vanilli
Question: What is the name for the period between Ash Wednesday and Easter?
Answer: lent
Question: What is the name of the good witch in "The Wizard of Oz"?
Answer: glinda
Question: What type of animation was used to make "Gumby" and "Wallace & Gromit"?
Answer: claymation
Question: What animal is the closest relative of the bonobo?
Answer: chimpanzee
Question: """The Butter Battle Book"" by Dr. Seuss was a commentary on what real-life ""war""?"
Answer: cold war
Question: What city's tallest building is "The Shard", completed in 2012?
Answer: london
Question: What animal is generally considered to be the holiest animal in Hinduism?
Answer: cow
Question: According to Shakespeare, who was told to "beware the Ides of March"?
Answer: julius caesar
Question: What is a book of the Bible, a girl's name, or a word that means "mercy"?
Answer: ruth
Question: According to Winston Churchill, what organization's traditions were "rum, sodomy, and the lash"?
Answer: royal navy
Question: What is the female version of a bar mitzvah?
Answer: bat mitzvah
Question: In the Bible, Jesus raised three people from the dead. Who was the only one that had a name?
Answer: lazarus
Question: What is the common English translation of Descartes' famous statement "Cogito Ergo Sum"?
Answer: i think therefore i am
Question: Which chemical element is prominently used in laptop batteries and antidepressant medication?
Answer: lithium
Question: What series of video games takes place in the mythical land of Hyrule?
Answer: legend of zelda
Question: Which Protestant denomination has the most members in the U.S.?
Answer: southern baptist
Question: During which holiday do Jews refrain from eating leavened bread?
Answer: passover
Question: What are Charizard, Slowpoke, and Mewtwo?
Answer: pokémon
Question: Who had "a corn cob pipe and a button nose, and two eyes made of coal"?
Answer: frosty snowman
Question: What diseased killed 775 people in 2002-2003, mostly in Hong Kong and southern China?
Answer: sars
Question: What type of bird is it bad luck for sailors to kill, according to "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"?
Answer: albatross
Question: Cabo San Lucas can be found on the southern tip of what peninsula?
Answer: baja california
Question: What controversial biofuel constitutes 8% of the U.S. gasoline supply (as of 2009)?
Answer: ethanol
Question: What novel, by Helen Fielding, is a modern-day retelling of "Pride and Prejudice"?
Answer: bridget jones s diary
Question: What is the term for a word, such as frenemy, that is created by merging two other words?
Answer: portmanteau
Question: What is Ted Kaczynski better known as?
Answer: unabomber
Question: What hairstyle has been described as "business in front, party in back"?
Answer: mullet
Question: What atmospheric layer is damaged by chlorofluorocarbons?
Answer: ozone layer
Question: What is the common English word for a "synchronous diaphragmatic flutter"?
Answer: hiccup
Question: Which U.S. state is, technically speaking, the farthest east?
Answer: alaska
Question: Who is credited with writing most of the Bible book of Psalms?
Answer: king david
Question: In what country is it common for "salarymen" to stay at "capsule hotels"?
Answer: japan
Question: The musical "West Side Story" was a modern retelling of what classic play?
Answer: romeo and juliet
Question: What common celebratory gesture was invented by American athletes in the late 1970's?
Answer: high five
Question: What famous author wrote many plays but just one novel, "The Picture of Dorian Gray"?
Answer: oscar wilde
Question: What best-selling book was orginally a work of "Twilight" fan fiction?
Answer: fifty shades of grey
Question: Who was on the cover of the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue in both 2012 and 2013?
Answer: kate upton
Question: What is the best-selling soda in the U.S. that is not made by Pepsi or Coke?
Answer: dr pepper
Question: If a person is "juicing" what drug are they taking?
Answer: anabolic steroids
Question: If Paul McCartney is "Ivory", who is "Ebony" in the 1982 chart-topping song?
Answer: stevie wonder
Question: Whose wives included Aisha, Safiyya, and Sawda?
Answer: mohammed
Question: What did the U.S. buy from Russia for 2 cents an acre?
Answer: alaska
Question: In what country did Sandinistas battle Contras in the 1980's?
Answer: nicaragua
Question: What city was once called "The Paris of the Middle East" before a civil war began in 1975?
Answer: beirut
Question: What city is also called "Nola" and "The Big Easy"?
Answer: new orleans
Question: What animal's scientific name is Ursus Maritimus?
Answer: polar bear
Question: What biblical king had 700 wives and 300 concubines?
Answer: king solomon
Question: In what country would you find Mt. Pinatubo, whose 1991 eruption was the largest in the last hundred years?
Answer: philippines
Question: What rapper's song, "Lollipop", is the best selling ringtone of all time?
Answer: lil wayne
Question: What party game, released by Milton Bradley in 1966, was called "sex in a box"?
Answer: twister
Question: What type of cloud becomes a tornado if it touches the ground?
Answer: funnel cloud
Question: Complete the analogy: Superman is to Daily Planet as Spider-Man is to ....
Answer: daily bugle
Question: What TV host has popularized the pseudoscience of Deepak Chopra and Dr. Oz?
Answer: oprah winfrey
Question: Whose embalmed body has been viewed millions of times since his death in 1924?
Answer: v i lenin
Question: Who broke baseball's "color barrier" in 1947?
Answer: jackie robinson
Question: What city's "Hanging Gardens" were a Wonder of the World? (although they may have never existed)
Answer: babylon
Question: What artist's New York studio was called "The Factory"?
Answer: andy warhol
Question: What brand of perfume by Calvin Klein attracts jaguars and other large cats?
Answer: obsession
Question: If one makes a Faustian bargain, who do they bargain with?
Answer: devil
Question: What well-know dinosaur is a close relative of the apatosaurus?
Answer: brontosaurus
Question: Who wrote "The Fall of the House of Usher"?
Answer: edgar allan poe
Question: In notherneast Australia, what large bird are people advised to be "wary" of?
Answer: cassowary
Question: What is the name of a Latin American dictator or a gay neighborhood in San Francisco?
Answer: castro
Question: What city were Cato, Scipio, and Crassus from?
Answer: rome
Question: What are Ursa Major, Andromeda, and Crux?
Answer: constellations
Question: In the U.S., what group of rights include the right to remain silent and the right to an attorney?
Answer: miranda rights
Question: What country did the U.S. support in its war against Iran in the 1980's?
Answer: iraq
Question: What book does the phrase "Who is John Galt" come from?
Answer: atlas shrugged
Question: In 1989, Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa against what famous writer?
Answer: salman rushdie
Question: What is the English name of Médecins Sans Frontières?
Answer: doctors without borders
Question: Charmander, Bulbasaur and Squirtle are types of what?
Answer: pokemon
Question: What board game's original mascot was Rich Uncle Pennybags?
Answer: monopoly
Question: What cruel sport was outlawed in the Spanish region of Catalonia in 2010?
Answer: bullfighting
Question: Who wrote the music to "Ode to Joy"?
Answer: ludwig van beethoven
Question: Whose famous "last theorem" was proposed in 1637 and finally proved in 1995?
Answer: pierre de fermat
Question: Whose castle is located at the center of Walt Disney World?
Answer: cinderella s
Question: What illegal online marketplace was operated by "Dread Pirate Roberts"?
Answer: silk road
Question: What actor has portrayed Sherlock Holmes, Alan Turing, and Khan?
Answer: benedict cumberbatch
Question: What did the Winklevoss twins try to take credit for creating?
Answer: facebook
Question: Whose fairy tale "The Snow Queen" was the inspiration for the movie "Frozen"?
Answer: hans christian andersen
Question: If I need to raise shekels to win election to the Knesset, which country am I in?
Answer: israel
Question: What are outlawed in the novel "Fahrenheit 451"?
Answer: books
Question: Who chose his rap name, Childish Gambino, using an online Wu-Tang Clan name generator?
Answer: donald glover
Question: What city's mayor, Rob Ford, admitted to smoking crack while in a drunken stupor?
Answer: toronto
Question: What is the term for person who doesn't believe in God but also doesn't deny his existence?
Answer: agnostic
Question: What wife of an Asian dictator famously owned more than 1,000 pairs of shoes?
Answer: imelda marcos
Question: What Roald Dahl story was about a genius girl with telekinesis?
Answer: matilda
Question: What are to the left of me in the song "Stuck in the Middle With You"?
Answer: clowns
Question: What is the name for a type of atmospheric gas that lets in more energy than it lets out?
Answer: greenhouse gas
Question: What, besides water and barley, was the only ingredient that was allowed in Bavarian beer?
Answer: hops
Question: What type of animals were the subject of the movie "Happy Feet"?
Answer: penguins
Question: What Canadian dish is made with french fries, gravy, and cheese curds?
Answer: poutine
Question: Who wrote the violin concertos "The Four Seasons"?
Answer: antonio vivaldi
Question: What is the name of a type of whale and also a type of sturgeon?
Answer: beluga
Question: What organization owned a ship called "The Rainbow Warrior" that protested nuclear testing?
Answer: greenpeace
Question: What type of bombshell were Jean Harlow and Marilyn Monroe?
Answer: blonde bombshell
Question: In what country were 276 schoolgirls kidnapped by Boko Haram?
Answer: nigeria
Question: What type of museum is the tourist trap Madame Tussauds?
Answer: wax museum
Question: What Roman god had two faces and is the namesake of the month of January?
Answer: janus
Question: What rapper got his start in the Canadian teen drama "Degrassi: The Next Generation"?
Answer: drake
Question: What brothers compiled fairy tales including "Cinderella" and "Rumpelstiltskin"?
Answer: brothers grimm
Question: In what country would you find the world's largest stadium, Rungrado 1st of May Stadium?
Answer: north korea
Question: What school of art was invented by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque?
Answer: cubism
Question: What other knighted actor has appeared in many viral photographs with Sir Ian McKellen?
Answer: sir patrick stewart
Question: British musicians call it a semiquaver. What do American musicians call it?
Answer: 16th note
Question: What soccer player has bitten three others, most recently at the 2014 World Cup?
Answer: luis suárez
Question: Who famously said "Don't have a cow, man"?
Answer: bart simpson
Question: In what city would you find the headquarters to the provocative Charlie Hebdo magazine?
Answer: paris
Question: What hip hop group had a "License to Ill"?
Answer: beastie boys
Question: What does the Be represent in the portmanteau Benelux?
Answer: belgium
Question: What are "Homme by David Beckham", "Someday by Justin Bieber", and "White Diamonds by Elizabeth Taylor"?
Answer: fragrances
Question: What did the Russian dog Laika become the first animal to do, in 1957?
Answer: orbit earth
Question: What city in Oceania was devastated by an earthquake in 2011?
Answer: christchurch
Question: What type of insulation can cause lung cancer and mesothelioma?
Answer: asbestos
Question: If you can travel from Luxor to Venice to New York in less than 30 minutes, which city are you in?
Answer: las vegas
Question: What is term for the Indian religious belief that the soul will enter a new body after death?
Answer: reincarnation
Question: The Inverted Jenny depicts an upside down plane and is worth almost a million dollars. What is it?
Answer: stamp
Question: What great ape can only be found in Indonesia and Malaysia?
Answer: orangutans
Question: What type of pie is made with ground lamb and mashed potatoes?
Answer: shepherd s pie
Question: What species of deer is commonly found north of the Arctic Circle?
Answer: reindeer
Question: What type of person is also called a dick, shamus, or gumshoe?
Answer: detective
Question: What part of a human cell has its own DNA - separate from human DNA?
Answer: mitochondria
Question: During what dance do you put your left foot in, your left foot out, and shake it all about?
Answer: hokey pokey
Question: What popular salad dressing tastes like the "secret sauce" on a Big Mac?
Answer: thousand island
Question: According the song, what gift is given on the 12th day of Christmas?
Answer: 12 drummers drumming
Question: Count Dracula was based on which real-life person?
Answer: vlad impaler
Question: What type of eggs does Sam-I-Am want you to eat?
Answer: green eggs
Question: What is the name for the process of heating milk to lengthen its shelf life?
Answer: pasteurization
Question: What book's characters included two pigs named Napoleon and Snowball?
Answer: animal farm
Question: What genre of music was prominently featured in the movie "Saturday Night Fever"?
Answer: disco
Question: What commodity represents over 40% of the tonnage shipped on American freight trains?
Answer: coal
Question: What term is used to describe strong winds between 50 and 102 kilometers per hour?
Answer: gale
Question: What dye is traditionally used to make temporary tattoos in India, the Middle East, and North Africa?
Answer: henna
Question: What band performed a song about a deaf, dumb, and blind kid who played a mean pin ball?
Answer: who
Question: What operating system has versions called Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, and Lollipop?
Answer: android
Question: What condition can be described as "cloudiness" of the eye lens?
Answer: cataracts
Question: What rapper had 12 studio albums - 6 of them posthumous?
Answer: tupac shakur
Question: What weapon did Lizzie Borden allegedly use to kill her parents?
Answer: axe
Question: In 1727, Janet Horne became the last British person to be executed for what crime?
Answer: witchcraft
Question: What type of crab is known for using the discarded shells of other sea creatures?
Answer: hermit crab
Question: What is the name for a creature that is half man, half horse?
Answer: centaur
Question: What composer's "Messiah" is frequently performed during the Christmas season?
Answer: george frideric handel
Question: What country's last monarch was Queen Liliʻuokalani?
Answer: hawaii
Question: What was visited by Viking, Pathfinder, and Curiosity?
Answer: mars
Question: Who famously stood over a subway grate while wearing a billowy white dress?
Answer: marilyn monroe
Question: What American sporting event was struck by a terrorist bomb in 2013?
Answer: boston marathon
Question: What is legally classified as a religion in the United States, a cult in France, and a business in Switzerland?
Answer: scientology
Question: Through what European city do 84% of the world's diamonds pass?
Answer: antwerp
Question: Who did Jack Ruby assassinate in 1963 in Dallas?
Answer: lee harvey oswald
Question: What girl group had eight #1 hits in the UK between 1996 and 1998?
Answer: spice girls
Question: What type of books are eligible to receive a Newbery Medal?
Answer: children s books
Question: In the show Doctor Who, what does the Doctor's time machine look like from the outside?
Answer: police box
Question: What is the name for a system of law based on Islamic texts?
Answer: sharia
Question: What was the sequel to the movie "Grumpy Old Men"?
Answer: grumpier old men
Question: What tiny creatures form the diet of the world's largest creature, the blue whale?
Answer: krill
Question: A tendon connects a muscle to a bone. What similar tissue connects two bones?
Answer: ligament
Question: What animal went extinct around 2000 B.C. on Wrangel Island in Siberia?
Answer: woolly mammoths
Question: In an orthodox Jewish service what group of people commonly sit in the balcony?
Answer: women
Question: What HBO TV series is the most pirated show of all time?
Answer: game of thrones
Question: What book featured the characters Scout Finch and Boo Radley?
Answer: to kill mockingbird
Question: What, according to Monty Python, does nobody expect?
Answer: spanish inquisition
Question: What Shakespeare play featured a fairy named Oberon?
Answer: midsummer night s dream
Question: What city was blockaded by the Soviets in 1948, forcing other countries to airlift in supplies?
Answer: west berlin
Question: What character first appeared in "A Study in Scarlet"?
Answer: sherlock holmes
Question: What object have both Naomi Campbell and Russell Crowe used to assault people?
Answer: telephone
Question: In terms of nuclear energy, what might be considered the opposite of fusion?
Answer: fission
Question: Whose Fortress of Solitude can be found near the North Pole?
Answer: superman s
Question: Who founded cities in Egypt, Afghanistan, Turkey, and several other countries?
Answer: alexander great
Question: What is the least diverse country in the world, with 99.998% of people coming from the same ethnic group?
Answer: north korea
Question: What is the meaning of the French word "gras"? Hint: think of Mardi Gras or Foie Gras
Answer: fat
Question: On what TV show would you see Daleks saying "exterminate"?
Answer: doctor who
Question: What did Matthew Webb become the first person to swim across, in 1875?
Answer: english channel
Question: In the electromagnetic spectrum, what type of waves are more energetic than X-Rays?
Answer: gamma rays
Question: What comes next in this sequence: million, billion, trillion?
Answer: quadrillion
Question: What event's results were predicted by a "psychic" octopus?
Answer: 2010 fifa world cup
Question: What group of concertos by Vivaldi is composed of La Primavera, L'estate, L'autunno, and L'inverno?
Answer: four seasons
Question: Whose law states that "anything that can go wrong will go wrong"?
Answer: murphy s
Question: What brutal leader of the Lord's Resistance Army was featured in a 2012 viral video?
Answer: joseph kony
Question: Who is credited with ridding Ireland of snakes, despite there being no record of snakes ever existing there?
Answer: saint patrick
Question: What overtook Internet Explorer to become the world's most popular web browser in 2012?
Answer: chrome
Question: Who piloted the "Spirit of St. Louis"?
Answer: charles lindbergh
Question: What Incan city's ruins were unknown to the outside world until 1911?
Answer: machu picchu
Question: What unit of time is 1/1000th of a microsecond?
Answer: nanosecond
Question: What is the last name of sisters Kourtney and Khloe?
Answer: kardashian
Question: Who was the subject of two recent biographical movies, one starring Ashton Kutcher and the other starring Michael Fassbender?
Answer: steve jobs
Question: In what song did Jimmy Buffett search for his lost shaker of salt?
Answer: margaritaville
Question: What city's Dharavi slum has a population of about 700,000 in less than one square mile?
Answer: mumbai
Question: What type of ray fish can have a "wingspan" of up to 7 meters?
Answer: manta ray
Question: What fictional character invented Everlasting Gobstoppers?
Answer: willy wonka
Question: What seed, commonly found on muffins and bagels, can cause one to fail a drug test?
Answer: poppyseeds
Question: Who was born on the island of Corsica, exiled to the island of Elba, and died on the island of St. Helena?
Answer: napoleon bonaparte
Question: What war was the subject of "The Iliad"?
Answer: trojan war
Question: What personality disorder is characterized by destructive excitement seeking and a lack of empathy?
Answer: psychopathy
Question: What country was occupied by Spain, the United States, and Japan before becoming independent?
Answer: philippines
Question: Who sang "My Way"? (the most famous version)
Answer: frank sinatra
Question: Who directed the movies "Vertigo" and "The Birds"?
Answer: alfred hitchcock
Question: What company acquired the rights to the "Star Wars" franchise in 2012?
Answer: walt disney
Question: What musical instrument did the devil play in the song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"?
Answer: fiddle
Question: In what London park would one find "Speakers' Corner"?
Answer: hyde park
Question: What are the two countries of the world that are theocracies?
Answer: iran
Question: What anatomical feature did velociraptors have in real life, but not in "Jurassic Park"?
Answer: feathers
Question: What type of animal has spermaceti in its head?
Answer: sperm whale
Question: What activity is known as "Lucha Libre" in Mexico?
Answer: professional wrestling
Question: What shark species has the highest number of *recorded* attacks on humans?
Answer: great white
Question: What movie character famously said "wax on, wax off"?
Answer: mr miyagi
Question: Complete the song lyric: I am the very model of a modern major _______.
Answer: general
Question: What German sportswear company has a mountain lion as its logo?
Answer: puma
Question: What feature of Jupiter is a storm that has lasted for centuries and has a bigger diameter than planet Earth?
Answer: great red spot
Question: What movie starring Frank Sinatra was later remade starring George Clooney?
Answer: ocean s 11
Question: Who made a cameo appearance in 39 movies directed by Alfred Hitchcock?
Answer: alfred hitchcock
Question: What style of facial hair was famously worn by American Civil War general Ambrose Burnside?
Answer: sideburns
Question: What disease caused the deaths of Freddie Mercury, Liberace, and Arthur Ashe?
Answer: aids
Question: What movie villain once ate a man's liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti?
Answer: hannibal lecter
Question: What holiday was first celebrated on April 22, 1970?
Answer: earth day
Question: Genghis Khan had thousands of grandsons. Which one is the best known?
Answer: kublai khan
Question: Who was famously born in Stratford-upon-Avon?
Answer: william shakespeare
Question: What was first seen at Lowell Observatory in 1930?
Answer: pluto
Question: What unit of currency can be divided into 100 kopeks?
Answer: ruble
Question: What inspirational teacher movie featured the Coolio song "Gangsta's Paradise"?
Answer: dangerous minds
Question: What bisexual English poet wrote "Don Juan" and "She Walks in Beauty"?
Answer: lord byron
Question: What pope, who died in 2005, was the second longest-serving pope of all time?
Answer: john paul ii
Question: What syndrome causes motor tics, and in 10% of cases, can cause compulsive cursing?
Answer: tourette syndrome
Question: What famous guitar player called himself a voodoo child?
Answer: jimi hendrix
Question: What type of boat, popular in Cambridge, is propelled by pushing a pole against the bottom of the river?
Answer: punt
Question: What instrument is like a trumpet but doesn't have any valves to change the pitch?
Answer: bugle
Question: What country's population peaked at around 128 million in 2010?
Answer: japan