CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: Which actor appeared in 'The Paradise Club' and 'Eastenders'?
Answer: leslie grantham
Question: Which Southern African republic has the 'Metical' as its unit of currency?
Answer: mozambique
Question: Which west African has the 'Cedi' as its unit of currency?
Answer: ghana
Question: Which family of birds, common throughout the world has the family name 'Strigidae'?
Answer: owls
Question: """She who must be obeyed"" was the wife of 'Rumpole of the Bailey', but what was her Christian name?"
Answer: hilda
Question: Who along with Ernest Saunders was jointly convicted for their roles in the 'Guiness Scandal'?
Answer: gerald ronson
Question: In Greek legend, a sculptor and craftsman constructed the 'Labyrinth' for Minos, who was he?
Answer: daedalus
Question: From which city did the Portuguese Royal Family rule Portugal between 1808 and 1821?
Answer: rio de janeiro brazil
Question: Who was Soviet Foreign Minister from 1957 to 1985?
Answer: andrei gromyko
Question: Which Premier League side did Daniel Amokachi join after success in the 1994 World Cup for Nigeria?
Answer: everton
Question: Which former member of the 'Monty Python' team directed such films as 'Brazil' and 'The Fisher King'?
Answer: terry gilliam
Question: What condition is the drug Amitriptyline usually used to treat?
Answer: depression
Question: Who was the leader of the cult, who in 1993 committed mass suicide on a farm in Waco, Texas?
Answer: david koresh
Question: After winning £152,000 in 1961, whose autobiography was entitled 'Spend, Spend, Spend'?
Answer: vivian nicholson
Question: Which motor manufacturer makes the 'Getz' model of car?
Answer: hyundai
Question: What was the name of the 'Space-shuttle' from which the record breaking five hour "space walk" took place in 1993?
Answer: endeavor
Question: When Roy Jenkins became a Lord, where did he become Lord Jenkins of?
Answer: hillhead
Question: In 1995, which probe sent back the first major pictures of Jupiter?
Answer: galileo
Question: Where was the first production line for 'Model T' Ford's set up?
Answer: detroit
Question: Who presented the first edition of 'The Golden Shot'?
Answer: jackie rae
Question: In which English city was the first 'Model T' Ford produced outside the USA?
Answer: manchester
Question: In which film did Groucho Marx say, "Either this man is
Answer: day at races
Question: Who hosted 'What's My Line' when it was revived yet again in 1994?
Answer: emma forbes
Question: Who was the only Prime Minister to die at 10 Downing Street?
Answer: campbell bannerman
Question: In which British city is the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery and Museum?
Answer: swansea
Question: Who was the last British Prime Minister to be removed from office whilst its party remained in office?
Answer: margaret thatcher
Question: In what month were the 'D-Day' landings executed?
Answer: june
Question: In which European city would you visit the Bardini and the Bargello Museums?
Answer: florence
Question: Who was the first female artist to achieve 32 consecutive UK top ten hits?
Answer: madonna
Question: Whose drum can be seen at Buckland Abbey in Devon?
Answer: francis drake s
Question: Which bandleader married both Ava Gardner and Lana Turner?
Answer: artie shaw
Question: At which castle was Charles I imprisoned for fourteen months prior to his execution in 1649?
Answer: carisbrooke castle
Question: Which pop group had three consecutive Christmas number ones between 1996 and 1998?
Answer: spice girls
Question: Which British motor-racer was the first person to win both the Formula One and Grand Prix Motorcycle World Championships?
Answer: john surtees
Question: What is the traditional name for the disease Oedema, a swelling of any organ or tissue due to the accumulation of excess lymph fluid?
Answer: dropsy
Question: In 1993, which racing driver became the first person to holdboth Formula One and Champ car titles simultaneously?
Answer: nigel mansell
Question: During the Middle Ages, which disease was known as 'King's Evil'as it was thought that only the touch of the King could cure it?
Answer: scrofula
Question: In which castle was Mary, Queen of Scots executed in 1587?
Answer: fotheringhay castle
Question: Which musical, that opened in 2003 and based on the novel by Gregory Maguire, is set in the fictional land of 'Oz'?
Answer: wicked
Question: Which gas is the most chemically reactive to all the elements, to the extentthat water will burn in it?
Answer: flourine
Question: The Stephen Sondheim musical 'Sunday In The Park With George' was inspired by a painting by which French artist?
Answer: georges seurat
Question: Spheniscus mendiculusis the scientific name for the only Penguin to live in equatorial waters; by what name is it commonly known?
Answer: galapagos penguin
Question: Jaime Moreno, who briefly played for Middlesborough in 1995/96 season, is the only footballer from which country to have played in the Premier League?
Answer: bolivia
Question: Which island in the Inner Hebrides became a burial place for several kings of Scotland, Ireland and Norway?
Answer: iona
Question: Which archipelago of islands, west of the Outer Hebrides,is named after a non-existent saint?
Answer: st kilda
Question: The Italian, Guisepe Zanagara was executed for attempting to assassinate which American President?
Answer: franklin d roosevelt
Question: Which telecommunications comany takes its name from the Finnish word for 'Pine Marten'?
Answer: nokia
Question: In the name of the computing company, for what do the letters 'HP' stand?
Answer: hewlett packard
Question: The name of which manufacturer is taken from a Danish phrase meaning 'play well'?
Answer: lego
Question: Which is the only regnal name to be used by British monarchs in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries?
Answer: george
Question: As cartographers do not consider Chile to have an Atlantic coastline, which is the only South American country to have both Atlantic and Pacific coastlines?
Answer: colombia
Question: Which popular British artist, active in Plymouth from the 1960's and famous for her paintings of fat people, died in May 2008?
Answer: beryl cook
Question: In Norse mythology, what type of creatures were 'Toothgrinder' and 'Toothgnasher', who drew Thor's flying chariot?
Answer: goats
Question: Which actor played Lord Alfred Douglas, opposite Stephen Fry asthe title character, in the 1997 film 'Wilde'?
Answer: jude law
Question: Which comedian played Charlie Chaplin in Peter Bogdanovitch's 2001 film 'The Cat's Meow'?
Answer: eddie izzard
Question: Which African country has coastlines on both the Mediterranean Sea and the Atlantic Ocean?
Answer: morocco
Question: Which ice hockey team defeated the 'Pittsburgh Penguins' to win their 11th Stanley Cup in June 2008?
Answer: detroit red wings
Question: Commonly used by the Zulu and Nguni tribes, what name is given to the short, broad-bladed spear that has a name deriving from the Berber word for 'spear'?
Answer: assegai
Question: Which German author wrote the novels 'The Glass Bead Game' and 'Siddharta'?
Answer: herman hesse
Question: Deriving from the Italian for 'trouse leg', what name is givento a folded pizza?
Answer: calzone
Question: Who did William the Conqueror appoint as his first Archbishop of Canterbury in 1070?
Answer: lanfranc
Question: The American television series 'Angel' was a spin-off of which other hugely popular show?
Answer: buffy vampire slayer
Question: Which type of bread takes its name from the Italian for 'slipper'?
Answer: ciabatta
Question: The American television series 'The Lone Gunmen', which centred on a group of investigators who ran a conspiracy theory magazine, was a spin-off of which other succesful series?
Answer: x files
Question: Which French author wrote the novels 'The Counterfeiters' and 'The Immoralist'?
Answer: andre gide
Question: Which famous fictional character was first introduced in the 1887 edition of 'Beeton's Christmas Annual'?
Answer: sherlock holmes
Question: In which city in Texas is the fortress known as 'The Alamo', to be found?
Answer: san antonio
Question: Which famousfictional character was first introduced in a December 1927 edition of 'The Royal Magazine'?
Answer: miss jane marple
Question: In which Europeancity would you find the giant monument called 'The Atomium'?
Answer: brussels
Question: Which village on the Wirral Penisula was built in 1888 to house workers at the Lever Brothers factory?
Answer: port sunlight
Question: Which King of England was imprisoned by the Holy Roman Emperor, Henry VI, and held for a ransom of 150,000 marks?
Answer: richard i
Question: Andros, Naxos, and Syros all belong to which Greek island group?
Answer: cyclades
Question: In which 1978 horror movie does the killer wear a William Shatner mask that has been painted white?
Answer: halloween
Question: Which Channel 4 sit-com is set in the offices of 'Reynholm Industries', a fictitious British corporation in central London?
Answer: it crowd
Question: Which Scotch whisky is named after the man who started to sell it in his grocer's shop in Ayreshire in 1820?
Answer: johnnie walker
Question: In which country did the 'Mau Mau Uprising' occur?
Answer: kenya
Question: The Dance Class and Absinthe are famous works by which painter?
Answer: edgar degas
Question: Which automotive engineer designed the Volkswagen 'Beetle'?
Answer: ferdinand porsche
Question: 'Dr. Robotnik' and 'Knuckles the Echidna' are characters in which video game series?
Answer: sonic hedgehog
Question: What was the title of Harper Lee's only novel?
Answer: to kill mockingbird
Question: 'Johnny Cage' and 'Sub-Zero' are characters in which video game series?
Answer: mortal kombat
Question: What was the title of Oscar Wilde's only novel?
Answer: picture of dorian gray
Question: Starring Christian Bale and released in 2009, what is the title of the fourth film in the 'Terminator' series?
Answer: terminator salvation
Question: According to the Bible, in which city in modern-day Turkey was Paul the Apostle born?
Answer: tarsus
Question: Matola and Beira are the second and third largest cities in which African country?
Answer: mozambique
Question: Who is the oldest man ever to be elected President of the USA?
Answer: ronald reagan
Question: Which chemical element is named after the discoverer of X-rays?
Answer: roentgenium
Question: In Greek mythology, Heracles' First Labour was to slay which creature?
Answer: nemean lion
Question: Released in 2006, 'Why Won't You Give Me Your Love' was the first top ten hit for which group from Merseyside?
Answer: zutons
Question: Of the all time top ten scorers in Premier League history, three have played for Manchester United. Andy Cole, Dwight Yorke and who else?
Answer: teddy sheringham
Question: Which composer wrote the operas 'The Barber Of Seville' and 'William Tell'?
Answer: gioachino rossini
Question: Which composer wrote the operas 'The Flying Dutchman' and 'Parsifal'?
Answer: richard wagner
Question: During the reign of which king did the 'Model Parliament' sit?
Answer: edward i
Question: Which cat-sized carniverous marsupial used to be known as the 'native cat' but is now usually known by its Aboriginal name?
Answer: quoll
Question: '21st. Century Break Down' was a 2009 number one hit album for which group?
Answer: green day
Question: Which battle of 10th October 732 AD saw Charles Martel lead the Franks to a decisive victory against the Moors?
Answer: battle of tours or poitiers
Question: In which of Shakespeare's plays do the characters 'Viola' and 'Malvolio' appear?
Answer: twelfth night
Question: In which of Shakespeare's plays do the characters 'Ariel' and 'Prospero' appear?
Answer: tempest
Question: 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum' was a 2009 number one hit album for which group?
Answer: kasabian
Question: In which organ of the body would you find the 'Islets of Langerhans'?
Answer: pancreas
Question: In which town in Greater Manchester is the TV series 'Shameless' set?
Answer: stretford
Question: In which organ of the body would you find 'Bowman's Capsule'?
Answer: kidney
Question: Winning the US Masters in 2003, who was the last Canadian to win a golf 'Major'?
Answer: mike weir
Question: Which is the only country that has a flag consisting of just one colour?
Answer: libya
Question: 'Alderbaran' is the brightest star in which constellation?
Answer: taurus
Question: Named after the scene of the crime, what name is given to the Notorious murder of 1827 when Maria Marten was shot dead by her lover, William Corder, in Suffolk?
Answer: red barn murder
Question: Which film starring Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton and Ben Affleck was the world's highest grossing film of 1998?
Answer: armageddon
Question: Named after a nickname given to the victim, what name is given to the unsolved murder of American waitress Elizabeth Short in Leimert Park, Los Angeles in 1947?
Answer: black dahlia murder
Question: Which British Prime Minister later became the Earl of Stockton?
Answer: harold macmillan
Question: Which organisation was founded by the Reverend Chad Varah?
Answer: samaritans
Question: 'Pilot', 'Melon' and 'Strapped-Toothed' are types of which sea creature?
Answer: whale
Question: Which cartoon character first appeared on screen in 'The Wise Little Hen' in 1934 and later in the 'Oscar' winning cartoon 'Der Fuhrer's Face' in 1942?
Answer: donald duck
Question: What was the title of singer/songwriter Don McLean's first UK number one?
Answer: vincent
Question: What was the name of the mini skirted cartoon character created in 1915, who first appeared on film in 'Dizzy Dishes' in 1930?
Answer: betty boop
Question: Which architect designed the Imperial War Museum North at Salford Quays?
Answer: daniel liebeskind
Question: Which philosopher propounded the idea of 'Utilitarianism', later taken up by John Stuart Mill?
Answer: jeremy bentham
Question: Which was the 'Spice Girls' first single as a quartet?
Answer: viva forever
Question: Who was the Conservative Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1895 to 1902?
Answer: marquis of salisbury
Question: Who won the 'Oscar' for Best Actress in the 1950's film 'Born Yesterday'?
Answer: judy holliday
Question: There are three colours on the flag of Madagascar, red, white and which other colour?
Answer: green
Question: 'Pallid', 'Brown' and 'Bumblebee' are species of which mammal?
Answer: bat
Question: Which philosopher and economist wrote 'The Wealth Of Nations'?
Answer: adam smith
Question: What in Norse mythology, is the name of the rainbow bridge that connects 'Asgard' to 'Midgard'?
Answer: bifrost
Question: How are the comedians Paul and Barry Elliot better known?
Answer: chuckle brothers
Question: What was the nationality of Capablanca, the world chess champion 1921-27?
Answer: cuban
Question: On which holiday island is Kolossi Castle built by the Knights Templar in the 13th century?
Answer: cyprus
Question: Which common flower of the Carnation family is also known as 'catch-fly'?
Answer: campion
Question: Who was the female winner of the 2002 London Marathon?
Answer: paula radcliffe
Question: There are three colours on the flag of the Yemen, red, white and which other colour?
Answer: black
Question: Which is the only team that has never been relegated from the top tier (Premier or old First Division) of English football?
Answer: wigan athletic
Question: Who wrote the 1973 Booker Prize winning novel 'The Siege of Krishnapur'?
Answer: j g farrell
Question: Kevin Whately plays the title role in the television series 'Lewis', who plays his Sergeant?
Answer: laurence fox
Question: Which Irish born writer wrote 'A Woman Of No Importance'?
Answer: oscar wilde
Question: Who was the first 'Inquisitor-General' of Spain?
Answer: torquemada
Question: The 'Dulcimer' is a forerunner of which musical instrument?
Answer: piano
Question: Singultus is the medical name for which minor complaint?
Answer: hiccoughs
Question: According to the Bible, who donated his own tomb for the burial of Jesus after the crucifixion?
Answer: joseph of arimathea
Question: In the Book of Genesis, to which land to the east of Eden was Cain banished after killing his brother Abel?
Answer: land of nod
Question: Epistaxis is the medical name for which minor complaint?
Answer: nosebleed
Question: Which small wildcat, found in South and Central America and Mexico, is also known as the 'Dwarf Leopard' as its fur is said to resemble that of the larger cat?
Answer: ocelot
Question: Fought in the Pyrenees Mountains on the border between Spain and France, at which battle of 778 AD did the Basques defeat the forces of Roland, commander of the rear guard of Charlemagne's army?
Answer: battle of roncevaux pass
Question: Which small wildcat, native to Central and South America, is sometimes known as the 'Tree Ocelot' because of its skill in climbing?
Answer: margay
Question: In the TV show 'South Park', the boys' classmate 'Leopold Stotch', often the butt of many jokes and pranks, is better known by what one word nickname?
Answer: butters
Question: Kasimir Malevich is the best known painter from which Russian artistic school that was founded in 1915 and which focused on fundamental geometric forms?
Answer: suprematism
Question: In 1999, which became the newest of the territories of Canada when it was officially separated from the vast Northern Territories?
Answer: nunavut
Question: In June 2011, Ayman al-Zawahiri was appointed as the new leader of which organisation?
Answer: al qaeda
Question: Geoffrey Rush won an Academy Award for his portrayal of which Australian pianist in the 1996 film 'Shine'?
Answer: david helfgott
Question: In 2000, the International Hydrographic Organisation created Earth's fifth ocean from southern portions of the Atlantic, Pacific and Indian Oceans. Which ocean?
Answer: southern ocean
Question: Winning the US Open in 2006, who was the last Australian to win a Golf 'major'?
Answer: geoff ogilvy
Question: Who was the founder of the People's Temple church, 914 of whose members committed suicide in the jungle of Guyana in 1978?
Answer: jim jones
Question: Published in 1895, which was Thomas Hardy's first novel?
Answer: jude obscure
Question: Published in 1939, what was the title of James Joyce's final novel?
Answer: finnegan s wake
Question: In Greek mythology, who did Zeus turn into a heifer in fear of the jealous wrath of Hera, his queen?
Answer: io
Question: Winning the US Open in 2005, who was the last New Zealander to win a Golf 'major'?
Answer: michael campbell
Question: Which Soviet athlete has held the men's hammer throw world record since 1986?
Answer: yuriy sedykh
Question: What was the name of Nelson's flagship at the Battle of the Nile in 1798?
Answer: vanguard
Question: 'They Might Be Giants' ' song 'Boss Of Me' was the theme tune to which American sitcom that ran from 2000 to 2006?
Answer: malcolm in middle
Question: What was the name of the language spoken by the Aztecs?
Answer: nahuatl
Question: What was the name of the language spoken by the Inca?
Answer: quechua
Question: Which lake, located about halfway between Venice and Milan is the largest lake in Italy?
Answer: garda
Question: 'Phantom Planet's' song 'California' was the theme tune to which American teen-drama series that ran from 2003 to 2007?
Answer: o c
Question: Which famous fashion designer was murdered by Andrew Cunanan in Florida in 1997?
Answer: gianni versace
Question: What was the name of the Scottish mathematician who invented Logarithms?
Answer: john napier
Question: Which fashion designer opened a shop called 'Bazaar' on King's Road in London in 1957?
Answer: mary quant
Question: Bryan Adams' massive hit '(Everything I Do) I Do It For You' was written for the soundtrack of which film?
Answer: robin hood prince of thieves
Question: In 1919, the Curzon Line was proposed as a boundary between the Soviet Union and which country?
Answer: poland
Question: First performed in 1896, which was the last opera written by Gilbert & Sullivan?
Answer: grand duke
Question: In the human body, what is the more common name for the 'Zygomatic Bone'?
Answer: cheekbone
Question: Which rap star and record producer discovered and signed 'Eminem' in 1998?
Answer: dr dre
Question: Which of Shakespeare's plays was based loosely on the life of Cunobelinus, a pre-Roman king of England?
Answer: cymbeline
Question: Who played the title character in the American t.v. series 'Columbo'?
Answer: peter falk
Question: Which Venetian artist painted 'Venus and Adonis' and 'The Assumption of the Virgin'?
Answer: titian
Question: Almost always consisting of roast meat or dried seafood, served on baguette-like New Orleans French bread, what name is given to a traditional submarine sandwich from Louisiana?
Answer: po boy
Question: In dentistry, what name is given to a gap between the two front teeth?
Answer: diastema
Question: Deriving ultimately from the Geek for 'knowledge, or study, of custom', what name is given to the study of animal behaviour?
Answer: ethology
Question: Which High King of Ireland conquered Munster, Leinster and Connacht in 976 AD?
Answer: brian boru
Question: Which country started the Second Balkan War in 1913 by invading Greece and Serbia?
Answer: bulgaria
Question: What is the name of the actor and singer who voiced the character 'Chef' in the animated series 'South Park' from 1997 to 2006?
Answer: isaac hayes
Question: Which musical instrument takes its name from the German for 'play of bells'?
Answer: glockenspiel
Question: In which American state is the Newport Country Club that hosted Golf's first US Open in 1895?
Answer: rhode island
Question: Which musical instrument is sometimes known as the 'clown of the orchestra'?
Answer: bassoon
Question: Which Welsh pirate, born in 1635, was appointed Lieutenant-Governor of Jamaica in 1675?
Answer: henry morgan
Question: Which song was a hit for 'The Red Hot Chili Peppers' in 1992 and 'All Saints' in 1998?
Answer: under bridge
Question: Who was the Japanese Prime Minister from 1941-1944 who was later executed for war crimes?
Answer: hideki tojo
Question: Which scientist, known as the 'Father of Nuclear Physics' pioneered the orbital theory of the atom and named Alpha, Beta and Gamma Rays?
Answer: ernest rutherford
Question: Which of Verdi's operas tells the story of the hunchbacked jester to the 'Duke of Mantua'?
Answer: rigoletto
Question: Who was the British Prime Minister at the time of the 'Peterloo Massacre' and the 'Cato Street Conspiracy'?
Answer: earl of liverpool
Question: In 1958, which German politician became the first President of the European Commission?
Answer: walter hallstein
Question: Which town in Denmark is home to the Lego Group and the original 'Legoland' theme park?
Answer: billund
Question: What name was given to the republican political activists who supported the Democratic candidate Grover Cleveland in the US Presidential election of 1884 because they rejected the financial corruption associated with the Republican candidate James Blaine?
Answer: mugwumps
Question: Which town is the administrative centre of the Scottish county of Midlothian?
Answer: dalkeith
Question: In particle physics, which fundamental constituent of matter is named after a word invented by the author James Joyce in his novel 'Finnegan's Wake'?
Answer: quark
Question: The Hudson Strait separates mainland Canada from which island?
Answer: baffin island
Question: The tune to Germany's national anthem derives from which composer's String Quartet in C major, composed in 1797?
Answer: joseph haydn
Question: Which Moroccan athlete was the first person to run the 5000m in under 13 minutes?
Answer: said aouita
Question: In which Italian city was George Eliot's novel 'Romola' set?
Answer: florence
Question: Which body of water separates Borneo from the Malay Peninsula?
Answer: south china sea
Question: The 1951 movie 'Follow The Sun', that starred Glenn Ford in the leading role, was a biographical film of the life of which American Golf legend?
Answer: ben hogan
Question: In the human body, what is affected by the disease Phlebitis?
Answer: veins
Question: Which British engineer designed the Forth Bridge and the original Aswan Dam?
Answer: benjamin baker
Question: The name of which popular Italian dish is derived from the Latin for 'cooking pot'?
Answer: lasagne
Question: On which Greek island was the novel 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin' set?
Answer: kefalonia