CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: In which part of the body is the Bowman's Capsule?
Answer: kidney
Question: The novels 'Murder Must Advertise' and 'The Nine Tailors' feature which fictional detective?
Answer: lord peter wimsey
Question: Brian Johnson is the singer with which 'hard-rock' band founded in 1973 by brothers Malcolm and Angus Young?
Answer: ac dc
Question: Who revolutionised the high jump when winning the Olympic Gold medal in 1968?
Answer: dick fosbury
Question: What is the principal ingredient of the Northumbrian dish 'pan haggerty'?
Answer: potatoes
Question: Which personality of the American West is buried next to her partner Frank Butler?
Answer: annie oakley
Question: In which country did the Mau Mau revolt against British rule?
Answer: kenya
Question: Blue Vinney cheese is made in Sturminster, in which English county?
Answer: dorset
Question: Who was George W Bush's opponent in the 2004 US Presidential election?
Answer: john kerry
Question: On TV how were Cyril Mead and Edward McGinnis known?
Answer: little and large
Question: The novels 'The Long Goodbye' and 'Farewell, My Lovely' feature which fictional detective?
Answer: philip marlowe
Question: Water ouzel and water crake are alternative names for which British bird?
Answer: dipper
Question: Henri Dunant founded the Red Cross after which 1859 battle?
Answer: solferino
Question: In the Old Testament, who is the sister of Moses and Aaron?
Answer: miriam
Question: What is the English equivalent of the Scottish dish 'Rumbledethumps'?
Answer: bubble squeak
Question: Bruce Dickinson is singer with which 'heavy metal' group founded in 1975?
Answer: iron maiden
Question: Written in 1962, 'Dead Cert' was whose first novel?
Answer: dick francis
Question: In the play 'Hamlet' what was the name of the Norwegian prince?
Answer: fortinbras
Question: Who was Britain's shortest-serving Prime Minister, holding office for just 119 days in 1827?
Answer: george canning
Question: Which poet wrote 'Come, friendly bombs and fall on Slough'?
Answer: john betjeman
Question: The name of which Spanish region means 'very hard' in English?
Answer: extremadura
Question: Which city, on the River Leine, is the capital of the German federal state of Lower Saxony?
Answer: hannover
Question: In which country did the Tonton Macoute revolt against French rule?
Answer: haiti
Question: Stinking Bishop cheese is made in Dymock, in which English county?
Answer: gloucestershire
Question: Released in 1997, 'Race 'n' Chase' was the original title of the first video game in which series?
Answer: grand theft auto
Question: Who broke the world long jump record by 55 cm when winning the Olympic Gold medal in 1968?
Answer: bob beamon
Question: What name is given to the lateral deviation of the big toe causing pain at the joint, usually caused by ill-fitting footwear?
Answer: bunion
Question: Which tennis player won six consecutive majors in 1983-84 but did not achieve a calendar Grand Slam in doing so?
Answer: martina navratilova
Question: The Battle of Borodino took place during the Napoleonic Wars, in which country is Borodino?
Answer: russia
Question: Which city, by the River Rhine is the capital of the German federal state of North-Rhine Westphalia?
Answer: düsseldorf
Question: What is the married surname of the Princess Royal's daughter, Zara?
Answer: tindall
Question: Who presents 'Sounds of the Seventies' on Sundays on Radio 2?
Answer: johnnie walker
Question: Who was Britain's longest-serving Foreign Secretary, being in office from December 1905 to December 1916?
Answer: sir edward grey
Question: 'Rotten Boroughs' is a regular feature of which magazine?
Answer: private eye
Question: In Hilary Mantel's Booker Prize winning novel 'Wolf Hall', what was the name of the family that lived there?
Answer: seymour
Question: Which group had a top ten hit with 'Driving in My Car' in 1982?
Answer: madness
Question: Which singer created the alter egos Ziggy Stardust and Aladdin Sane?
Answer: david bowie
Question: What is the better known trade name of the drug fluoxetine?
Answer: prozac
Question: An ampersand is a symbol used in printing to replace which word?
Answer: and
Question: Who is the only British Prime Minister to serve under 3 monarchs?
Answer: stanley baldwin
Question: Who was US President at the time of the Wall Street crash?
Answer: herbert hoover
Question: Nicknamed the City of Pearls, what is the capital of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh?
Answer: hyderabad
Question: Which TV sitcom about a branch line station took its name from a former chairman of British Railways?
Answer: oh doctor beeching
Question: Bartolomeo Cristofori is regarded as the inventor of which musical instrument?
Answer: piano
Question: In which city did Charles 1 establish his headquarters after being turned back from London in 1642?
Answer: oxford
Question: Who captained England when they won the 2003 Rugby Union World Cup?
Answer: martin johnson
Question: Which 1991 film won Oscars for Best Picture, Best Actor and Best Actress?
Answer: silence of lambs
Question: On which London thoroughfare are the Lyric, Apollo, Gielgud and Queen's theatres?
Answer: shaftesbury avenue
Question: Which is the largest country in the world, by area, that uses only one time zone?
Answer: china
Question: On which Beatles album in the UK does the song 'Doctor Robert' appear?
Answer: revolver
Question: What was the name of Sherlock Holmes' older and smarter brother'?
Answer: mycroft
Question: What sort of creature was Jeremy Fisher in the works of Beatrix Potter?
Answer: frog
Question: Which band returned to the top of the charts in 1999 with 'Maria', more than 18 years after their previous chart-topper, 'The Tide is High'?
Answer: blondie
Question: The city of Sunderland stands at the mouth of which river?
Answer: river wear
Question: Which bitter extract from the leaves of the plant Artemisia Absinthium is an important flavouring ingredient of absinthe?
Answer: oil of wormwood
Question: The Second English Civil War effectively ended on 28 August 1648 with the Royalist surrender of which town to Sir Thomas Fairfax?
Answer: colchester
Question: What is the official name of the award for bravery given by the charity PDSA and popularly known as the animals' Victoria Cross?
Answer: dickin medal
Question: Which writer had a haddock omelette named after him?
Answer: arnold bennett
Question: What is the name of the Prince of Wales' Gloucestershire residence?
Answer: highgrove house
Question: Which hero of several Arthur Conan Doyle stories was first introduced in the novel 'The Lost World' in 1912?
Answer: professor challenger
Question: Who had a 1974 UK/US hit record with 'Midnight at the Oasis'?
Answer: maria muldaur
Question: On which racecourse is the Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe run?
Answer: longchamps
Question: What is the name of the small island that lies off the southwest coast of the Isle of Man?
Answer: calf of man
Question: The kakapo or owl parrot is a near extinct bird living in which country?
Answer: new zealand
Question: In which English town is 'The Hat Works', the only museum of hats and headwear in the country?
Answer: stockport
Question: Which statesman, executed in 1535, has become the Patron Saint of politicians?
Answer: st thomas more
Question: Athene is the Greek goddess of wisdom; who is her Roman equivalent?
Answer: minerva
Question: What is the name of the play within a play in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream'?
Answer: pyramus and thisbe
Question: Which big band leader and clarinettist (1909-1986) was known as the King of Swing'?
Answer: benny goodman
Question: The old boys of which public school are known as Old Carthusians?
Answer: charterhouse
Question: Which architect designed the present Royal Pavilion in Brighton, built between 1815 and 1820?
Answer: john nash
Question: In which series of films would you find a hairless cat called Mr Bigglesworth?
Answer: austin powers
Question: Which fruit, in pureed form, is added to sparkling wine to make a Bellini cocktail?
Answer: peach
Question: Who wrote the lyrical drama 'Prometheus Unbound' in 1820?
Answer: percy bysshe shelley
Question: Who had a 1979 UK hit with the song 'Ring My Bell'?
Answer: anita ward
Question: The Thylacine, thought to be extinct, was a carnivorous marsupial last sighted on which island?
Answer: tasmania
Question: In which English town is the British Lawnmower Museum?
Answer: southport
Question: Who is the actress daughter of Tippi Hedren?
Answer: melanie griffith
Question: A dish cooked "a la Crecy" would be garnished or prepared with which ingredient?
Answer: carrots
Question: How is the common shrub Ligustrum more commonly known?
Answer: privet
Question: Harold Sakata won a silver medal in Olympic weightlifting but became more famous playing which villain in a James Bond film?
Answer: oddjob
Question: Who wrote the 1948 play 'The Browning Version'?
Answer: terence rattigan
Question: What is the name of the play within a play in Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'?
Answer: mousetrap
Question: What style of jazz which began and was developed in the mid 1940s was pioneered by jazz musicians Charlie Parker and Dizzy Gillespie?
Answer: be bop
Question: Which British bird has the Latin name 'Troglodytes Troglodytes'?
Answer: eurasian wren
Question: The old boys of which public school are known as Old Alleynians?
Answer: dulwich
Question: Which architect designed Tom Tower and The Sheldonian Theatre, both in Oxford?
Answer: christopher wren
Question: In the Harry Potter series of films and books who has a cat called Crookshanks?
Answer: hermione granger
Question: Who shot Ronald Reagan on 30 March 1981?
Answer: john hinckley
Question: Who wrote the play 'The Cherry Orchard' in 1904?
Answer: anton chekhov
Question: Who wrote The Ghost (2007) and An Officer and a Spy (2013)?
Answer: robert harris
Question: From which country does the tennis player Juan Martin del Potro come?
Answer: argentina
Question: Who was the Vice-President of the USA from 1965-1969 when L.B. Johnson was President?
Answer: hubert humphrey
Question: Who played Hayley Cropper in Coronation Street?
Answer: julie hesmondhalgh
Question: In what country was Erno Rubik, inventor of the Rubik cube born?
Answer: hungary
Question: Where in the human body would you find the Organs of Corti?
Answer: ear
Question: Which Thames bridge lies between Chelsea Bridge and Battersea Bridge?
Answer: albert bridge
Question: Who painted Belshazzar's Feast between 1636/38 and Portrait of Titus in 1655?
Answer: rembrandt
Question: Who directed the 1973 film American Graffiti?
Answer: george lucas
Question: At what ground was the first replay of a Wembley F.A. Cup final played?
Answer: old trafford
Question: In what country is the Roman ampitheatre of El Jid of Thysdrus?
Answer: tunisia
Question: Which member of the cabinet is the MP for Chingford and Woodford Green?
Answer: ian duncan smith
Question: What is the common name of Taxus Baccata?
Answer: yew
Question: Who composed the music for the 1909 opera Susanna's Secret?
Answer: ermanno wolf ferrari
Question: Who wrote The Client (1993) and Sycamore Row(2013)?
Answer: john grisham
Question: From which country does the tennis player Stanislas Wawrinka come?
Answer: switzerland
Question: Who was Vice-President of the USA from 1977-81 when Jimmy Carter was President?
Answer: walter mondale
Question: In what country was Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, born?
Answer: belgium
Question: Where in the human body would you find Bowman's Capsule?
Answer: kidney
Question: Who, in 1931, designed the map of the London Underground?
Answer: harry beck
Question: Who painted Olympia and The Luncheon on the Grass both in 1863?
Answer: edouard manet
Question: Who, in 79AD, succeeded Vespasian as Emperor of Rome?
Answer: titus
Question: Who wrote the 1925 novel Mrs Dalloway?
Answer: virginia woolf
Question: Which team won the FA Cup in both the last final to be played at the old Wembley stadium and the first to be played at the new one?
Answer: chelsea
Question: Which shipping area lies immediately to the east of Dogger?
Answer: german bight
Question: In which country can you find the ruins of the Roman town of Leptis Magna?
Answer: libya
Question: Which member of the cabinet is MP for Twickenham?
Answer: vince cable
Question: Who composed the music for the 1935 opera Lulu?
Answer: alban berg
Question: Which French chef created Peach Melba in 1893?
Answer: auguste escoffier
Question: Which 1980s US TV police show featured the characters Frank Furillo, Andy Renko and Mick Belker?
Answer: hill street blues
Question: In Norse mythology what is the name of the group of women whose name means 'chooser of the slain'?
Answer: valkyries
Question: Mamie Doud was the wife of which US President?
Answer: dwight d eisenhower
Question: Scuttle, a seagull, is a character in which 1989 Disney film?
Answer: little mermaid
Question: Which name connects a town in the Isle of Man, the Metropolitan Police and a huntsman in a famous folk song?
Answer: peel
Question: Victorinox is the major brand name of which iconic product?
Answer: swiss army knife
Question: Which name connects a town in the north of England, a prehistoric burial chamber and an American gangster?
Answer: barrow
Question: Which 1980s and 90s US TV legal drama featured the company McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzack?
Answer: la law
Question: Amy Williams and Lizzy Yarnold of Great Britain have won the Winter Olympic Gold Medal at the last two games in which event?
Answer: skeleton
Question: Lampwick and Stromboli are characters in which 1940 Disney film?
Answer: pinocchio
Question: Which Australian city was known as Palmerston between 1869 and 1911?
Answer: darwin
Question: Which bone in the human body is formed by the manubrium, the body (or gladiolus) and the xiphoid process?
Answer: sternum
Question: In Norse mythology what is the name of the hall to which the Valkyrie take their chosen warriors?
Answer: valhalla
Question: How is singer Robyn Fenty better known, one of her best-selling singles was 'Umbrella'?
Answer: rihanna
Question: Which is the largest moon (by far) of the planet Neptune?
Answer: triton
Question: Which river, the second longest entirely in Spain, flows through the-cities of Cordoba and Seville?
Answer: guadalquivir
Question: The Northern League is a far-right political party in which EU country?
Answer: italy
Question: What treaty, signed in 1955, was officially known as the Treaty of Friendship, Co-operation and Mutual Assistance?
Answer: warsaw pact
Question: Which. Australian city is named after the Scotsman who was Governor of New South Wales between 1821 and 1825?
Answer: brisbane
Question: Who won the Golden Boot as top scorer at the 2014 World Cup, he has since signed for Real Madrid?
Answer: james rodriguez
Question: The Birth of Venus by Botticelli hangs in an art gallery in which city?
Answer: florence
Question: At which castle did Edward II meet his gruesome death in 1327?
Answer: berkeley
Question: In which castle on the Isle of Wight was Charles imprisoned?
Answer: carisbrooke
Question: Who won the Golden Glove as best goalkeeper at the 2014 World Cup?
Answer: manuel neuer
Question: Who plays the part of Princess Grace in the 2014 film 'Grace of Monaco'?
Answer: nicole kidman
Question: Jobbik is a far-right political party in which EC country?
Answer: hungary
Question: Lord Deben of Windsor was known by what name when he was a minister in John Major's government?
Answer: john selwyn gummer
Question: Which hill, located above the village of Batheaston in Somerset was made more famous in a song by Peter Gabriel?
Answer: solsbury hill
Question: Which river flows through many German cities including Dresden and Magdeburg?
Answer: elbe
Question: Who plays the part of JMW Turner in the 2014 film 'Mr Turner'?
Answer: timothy spall
Question: The painting 'Venus at her Mirror' hangs in the National Gallery in London, who painted it?
Answer: velasquez
Question: In 2001 who became the first 'space tourist'?
Answer: dennis tito
Question: Between 1958 and 1972 all Cliff Richard single records were released on which record label?
Answer: columbia
Question: What number Apollo Mission was first to land men on the moon?
Answer: apollo 11
Question: Vince Furnier is better known as which rock star?
Answer: alice cooper
Question: Bunthorne's Bride is the subtitle for which Gilbert and Sullivan opera?
Answer: patience
Question: Which author wrote the Darling Buds of May?
Answer: h e bates
Question: In comic books who is the alter ego of the Incredible Hulk?
Answer: dr bruce banner
Question: Who were Uruguay's opponents in the first World Cup final in 1930?
Answer: argentina
Question: The song 'Tea for Two' comes from which musical?
Answer: no no nanette
Question: Louise Redknapp was a member of which all girl pop group?
Answer: eternal
Question: Between 1959 and 1966 all of Billy Fury's singles were released on which record label?
Answer: decca
Question: What number Apollo was the last one to land a man on the moon?
Answer: apollo 17
Question: In which Irish County would you find the Giant's Causeway?
Answer: county antrim
Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan Opera is subtitled 'The Slave of Duty'?
Answer: pirates of penzance
Question: In which sport do they compete for the Swaythling Cup?
Answer: table tennis
Question: In the first European Cup Final in 1957 who were Real Madrid's opponents?
Answer: stade de reims
Question: In the London 2012 Olympics where was the venue for the rowing competition?
Answer: eton dorney
Question: The Song 'It's almost like being in love' comes from which musical?
Answer: brigadoon
Question: What is the name of the 2 wheeled horse drawn vehicle used in trotting races?
Answer: sulky
Question: What event of August 1969 was originally billed as 'An Aquarian Exposition: 3 days of peace and music'?
Answer: woodstock
Question: Who was the Republican candidate who lost the Presidential election to Barack Obama in 2012?
Answer: mitt romney
Question: Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 2014 for her role in 'Blue Jasmine'?
Answer: cate blanchett
Question: In which 1953 book by Ian Fleming did James Bond first appear?
Answer: casino royale
Question: In which city was the Rugby League Cup Final played in the years 2003, 2004 and 2005?
Answer: cardiff
Question: """Nobody puts Baby in a corner"" is a famous line from which 1987 US film?"
Answer: dirty dancing
Question: In Fawlty Towers what was the name of Manuel's pet hamster/rat?
Answer: basil
Question: Which author's first book was the 1964 novel 'When The Lion Feeds', featuring the ex-SAS officer Hector Cross? His latest (2013) is 'Vicious Circle'.
Answer: wilbur smith
Question: Name the swimmer who won 8 gold medals at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
Answer: michael phelps
Question: Which London building was adapted to become the Tate Modem which opened in 2000?
Answer: bankside
Question: Which football ground is the highest in English league football at 551 feet above sea level?
Answer: hawthorns
Question: Which rock band opened the Live Aid concert at Wembley in July 1985?
Answer: status quo
Question: What nickname, meaning 'The Boys, The Boys', is given to the South African national football team?
Answer: bafana bafana
Question: The Nuevo Sol has been the currency of which country since 1991?
Answer: peru
Question: At 1560 miles, what is the longest river in Australia?
Answer: murray
Question: Which country will host the EUFA European Football Championships in 2016?
Answer: france
Question: Who wrote the 1990 novel 'Jurassic Park'?
Answer: michael crichton
Question: Who did Michelle LaVaughn Robinson marry in October 1992?
Answer: barack obama
Question: The quotation "I love the smell of napalm in the morning" occurs in which 1979 US film?
Answer: apocalypse now
Question: In the TV cartoon series, what is the name of Captain Pugwash's ship?
Answer: black pig
Question: Which science fiction writer wrote novels for younger readers under the pseudonym Paul French?
Answer: isaac asimov
Question: Which city has underground stations called Dinamo and Lubyanka?
Answer: moscow
Question: Which architect (1752-1835) was responsible for the design of the present Royal Pavilion in Brighton?
Answer: john nash
Question: Who married Bond actor Daniel Craig in June 2012?
Answer: rachel weisz
Question: In World War 2 Operation Husky was the code name for the Allied invasion of which island?
Answer: sicily
Question: Who partnered Andy Murray to win the silver medal in the final of the mixed doubles at the 2012 London Olympics?
Answer: laura robson
Question: in Greek mythology, who were Aglaea, Euphrosyne and Thalia?
Answer: three graces
Question: Designed by Howard Hughes, the Hughes H-4 Hercules aircraft, only of which was produced, in 1947, was known by what nickname?
Answer: spruce goose
Question: The 2010 book Arthur and George by Julian Barnes is a fictional account of a real relationship. Who was the real-life basis for the character of Arthur?
Answer: sir arthur conan doyle
Question: Fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine are what type of element?
Answer: halogens
Question: Which small rodent, often kept as a pet, is also known as a jird or sand rat?
Answer: gerbil
Question: Who, in 1798, composed the oratorio The Creation?
Answer: josef haydn
Question: In the world of the American military what are BDU's?
Answer: battle dress uniform
Question: In the pantomime, who is Aladdin's mother?
Answer: widow twankey
Question: Which motorway would you take travelling between Cardiff and Swansea?
Answer: m4
Question: The need to fund which king's wars led to the foundation of the Bank of England?
Answer: william iii
Question: Which American state was admitted to the union in 1876 and is hence known as the Centennial State?
Answer: colorado
Question: Stuart Broad, currently England's Twenty20 Cricket captain, plays for which county side?
Answer: nottinghamshire
Question: The songs It Ain't Necessarily So and Summertime are from which stage show?
Answer: porgy and bess
Question: A deficiency of which vitamin is the predominant cause of scurvy?
Answer: c
Question: In which film, winner of the Best Animated Feature Oscar for 2011, is the central character a chameleon, voiced by Johnny Depp?
Answer: rango
Question: In Greek mythology, who were Clotho, Atropos and Lachesis?
Answer: three fates
Question: Because of its shape the German WW2 bomber The Dornier DO-17 was known by what nick-name?
Answer: flying pencil
Question: Catherine Howard, the fifth wife of Henry VIII was the niece of which Duke?
Answer: norfolk
Question: The 2013 book An Officer and a Spy by Robert Harris is a fictional account of real life events. Whose life is it based on?
Answer: alfred dreyfus
Question: What are neon, argon, xenon and krypton?
Answer: noble gases
Question: Which European football club did Jose Mourinho manage before returning to manage Chelsea in 2013?
Answer: real madrid
Question: Who, in 1846, composed the oratorio Elijah?
Answer: felix mendelssohn
Question: In the world of the American Secret Service who, or what, is POTUS?
Answer: president of united states
Question: Income tax was introduced in Gt. Britain to pay for Britain's war with whom?
Answer: french
Question: The songs People Will Say We're in Love and The Surrey with the Fringe on Top are from which stage show?
Answer: oklahoma
Question: A deficiency of which vitamin is the predominant cause of rickets?
Answer: d
Question: Which capital city's name means 'smoky bay'?
Answer: reykjavik
Question: The actress Liz Dawn was appointed as Lady Mayoress of which city in 2000?
Answer: leeds
Question: Which Prime Minister was born on Rodney Street, Liverpool?
Answer: william e gladstone
Question: What is the area of a rectangular piece of land with sides of one furlong and one chain?
Answer: one acre
Question: Which salad dressing is named after an archipelago in the St Lawrence seaway?
Answer: thousand island
Question: Whose first chip shop was opened in Guiseley, Yorkshire?
Answer: harry ramsden
Question: Herod the Great was from 37 to 34BC the Roman appointed king of which province?
Answer: judaea
Question: Which British Prime Minister signed the 'Entente Cordiale' in 1904?
Answer: arthur balfour
Question: In which craft might you use a crewel and a chenille?
Answer: embroidery
Question: Who introduced the character of ex-SAS soldier Nick Stone in his novel 'Remote Control'?
Answer: andy mcnab