CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: Bright, Burley, and Oriental are leaves used for making what
Answer: cigarettes
Question: Who was the Premier League's top scorer while with Sunderland in 1999-2000
Answer: kevin phillips
Question: What was the sequel to the TV sitcom And Mother Makes Three
Answer: and mother makes five
Question: Which 19th Century poet and author popularised the limerick format
Answer: edward lear
Question: Which international and somewhat secretive organization refers to God as the Great Architect of the Universe
Answer: freemasons
Question: Leofric the husband of Lady Godiva was the Earl of where
Answer: mercia
Question: During the Stone Age what kind of stone was used to make tools and weapons
Answer: flint
Question: Which British city is served by the Metrolink Tram Service
Answer: manchester
Question: Which hereditary form of anaemia largely affects people of sub-Saharan African descent
Answer: sickle cell anaemia
Question: What was the title of the second book of the Lord Of The Rings trilogy
Answer: two towers
Question: Which pink mayonnaise-based salad dressing is flavoured with tomatoes and green peppers
Answer: thousand island dressing
Question: What bird is also called the green plover or peewit
Answer: lapwing
Question: In which country can porcupines be found living in the wild in Europe
Answer: italy
Question: In what part of the world was the terrorist organisation EOKA active in the fifties
Answer: cyprus
Question: Which American aircraft company made the F15 Strike Eagle
Answer: mcdonnell douglas
Question: By what common name is Hydrated Magnesium Sulphate better known
Answer: epsom salts
Question: In 1946 which specially trained fighting body became an exclusive branch of the Royal Marines
Answer: commandos
Question: Which union was in dispute with British Airways and called strike action in March 2010
Answer: unite
Question: Who played DI Harry Naylor in the police drama series Between the Lines
Answer: tom georgeson
Question: What is the name of the peninsula divided among Mexico, Guatemala and Belize
Answer: yucatan
Question: What was the last studio album that Brian Jones played on
Answer: beggars banquet
Question: What is the name of Catherine Zeta Jones character in Chicago
Answer: velma kelly
Question: Grace Jones had a hit with which Edith Piaf song in 1986
Answer: la vie en rose
Question: Who had a hit in 1973 with Me and Mrs Jones
Answer: billy paul
Question: Who is alleged to have confessed to the murder of Brian Jones on his death bed
Answer: frank thorogood
Question: What did Daniel Jones and Darren Hayes call themselves when they got into the charts
Answer: savage garden
Question: Which mobile phone company paid Catherine Zeta-Jones 11 million pounds to promote their products
Answer: t mobile
Question: Which film was based on a James Jones novel set in Honolulu prior to the attack on Pearl Harbour
Answer: from here to eternity
Question: Dr Tom Parry Jones, who died in January 2013, developed and marketed which 'road safety' device in 1967
Answer: electronic breathalyser
Question: What make of car was Alan Jones driving when he won the 1980 F1 championship
Answer: williams ford
Question: Who married Roberta Jones in Maidstone prison in 1997
Answer: reggie kray
Question: What was the name of Vinnie Jones character in Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels
Answer: big chris
Question: Oscar winning Welsh actor born Reginald Truscott Jones became famous using which stage name
Answer: ray milland
Question: When Ann Jones, of Britain, won the Wimbledon Ladies singles in 1969, who did she beat in the final
Answer: billie jean king
Question: In the Tommy Lee Jones film The Hunted who recited the first verse of Bob Dylan's Highway 61 during the opening credits
Answer: johnny cash
Question: What position was held by Sir Francis Graham Smith 1982-1990
Answer: astronomer royal
Question: What is Iain Duncan Smith's constituency
Answer: chingford and woodford green
Question: Sir Reginald Dorman Smith, former British Minister of Agriculture, instigated which campaign during WW2 to encourage people to convert land for growing more fruit and vegetables
Answer: dig for victory
Question: In the George Orwell novel 1984 in which ministry did Winston Smith work
Answer: ministry of truth
Question: Before committing suicide, how many times did US Park Ranger Roy Smith survive being struck by lightning
Answer: seven times
Question: At which three day eventing course would you find Tom Smith's Wall and The Quarry
Answer: badminton
Question: Curt Smith and Roland Orzabel are better known as which duo
Answer: tears for fears
Question: Harold J Smith became much more famous when he changed his name to what
Answer: jay silverheels
Question: Rosalynn Smith is or was married to which former US President
Answer: jimmy carter
Question: Which bargain retail chain of shops was started in 1990 by David Dodd and Stephen Smith
Answer: poundland
Question: Which actor made his television debut as Fancy Smith in "Z-Cars"
Answer: brian blessed
Question: Louis Smith won an individual silver medal in gymnastics at the 2012 London Olympics. For what discipline
Answer: pommel horse
Question: In which sport in America is the Little Brown Jug competed for
Answer: harness racing
Question: Which TV comedy drama series featured a character called Claude Erskine-Brown
Answer: rumpole of bailey
Question: Which role did James Brown play in the film The Blues Brothers
Answer: reverend cleophus james
Question: What south west English moor has a Brown Willy on it
Answer: bodmin
Question: What was the name of the bully in the novel, "Tom Brown's Schooldays"
Answer: harry flashman
Question: In which musical did Twiggy play Polly Browne
Answer: boy friend
Question: In which town did Gordon Brown call Gillian Duffy a bigoted woman
Answer: rochdale
Question: The Canadian Captain Arthur Roy Brown is credited with bringing which man down in WW1
Answer: red baron
Question: In the film National Velvet what was the name of the horse that Velvet Brown rode to victory in the Grand National
Answer: pie
Question: How did the famous American abolitionist John Brown die on December 2, 1859
Answer: hanged
Question: What is the name of Charlie Brown's dog in the Peanuts cartoon strip
Answer: snoopy
Question: In Which Irish county did Alcock and Brown land in 1919 after completing the first transatlantic flight
Answer: county galway
Question: Which top 10 hit of 1959 by 'The Browns' tells the story of little Jimmy Brown
Answer: three bells
Question: Brown-Eyed Handsome Man was a hit for which singer after his death
Answer: buddy holly
Question: What is the name of the toning that produces brown and white photographs
Answer: sepia
Question: Matthew Henson in 1909 became the first coloured man to go where
Answer: north pole
Question: What are the small pair of wooden paddles used for working butter called
Answer: scotch hands
Question: What is the Latin term that means great work. Said of someone's masterpiece.
Answer: magnum opus
Question: What was the name of the song that Splodgenessabounds took to number 7 in 1980
Answer: two pints of lager and packet of crisps
Question: Over half of all bird species are passerine, what does this mean that they can do
Answer: perch
Question: Who wrote "The Agony and the Ecstasy"
Answer: irving stone
Question: What is the name of the island situated at the end of the Hoo peninsula in Kent, the site of a major power station
Answer: isle of grain
Question: Which ministry was run by Jim Hacker before he became Prime Minister in the TV sitcom Yes Prime Minister
Answer: administrative affairs
Question: Who was the first man to cross Niagara Falls on a tightrope
Answer: blondin
Question: What Wild West figure is described on his New Mexico tombstone as "The Boy Bandit King"
Answer: billy kid
Question: In which London park would you find Birdcage Walk
Answer: st james s park
Question: Sonny Liston only made one successful defence of his world title who was it against
Answer: floyd patterson
Question: Which cricket commentator, who mistakenly called Monty Panesar 'Monty Python', was awarded an OBE in 2003
Answer: henry blofeld
Question: What feminine Christian name was coined by the author J.M. Barrie
Answer: wendy
Question: What was the first adhesive postage stamp, that appeared in 1840 called
Answer: penny black
Question: What is the inscription on the obverse side of the Victoria Cross
Answer: for valour
Question: Finish this proverb "If you run with the hares you can’t"
Answer: hunt with hounds
Question: With which Dutch football club did Johan Cruyff spend most of his career
Answer: ajax
Question: In the U.K. in which of the forces do the officers wear the Sillitoe tartan
Answer: police force
Question: What was the surname of Albert the physicist who developed the Theory of Relativity
Answer: einstein
Question: What was the nickname given to the Colt 45 revolver
Answer: peacemaker
Question: What was the name given to the very first type of Rolls Royce
Answer: silver ghost
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with The Edge of Heaven
Answer: wham
Question: In 1867 Samuel B Fay of the United States was awarded the first patent for which piece of office equipment
Answer: paper clip
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 70's with Ring My Bell
Answer: anita ward
Question: What was the R.A.F. nickname for the Wellington bomber
Answer: wimpey
Question: Who sang the title song from the Bond film Moonraker
Answer: shirley bassey
Question: At which theatre was Tommy Cooper appearing when he died on stage
Answer: her majesty s
Question: Who refereed the World Title fight in 1896 between Tom Sharkey and Bob Fitzsimmons and pulled a gun during it
Answer: wyatt earp
Question: What is the name of the town featured in Dad's Army
Answer: walmington on sea
Question: What was the surname of the Liverpool family who in 1983 had sextuplets
Answer: walton
Question: What was the trade of Bottom in a Midsummer Night's Dream
Answer: weaver
Question: In the well known children's story Swallows and Amazons what was Titty's surname
Answer: walker
Question: Which English town was known as Segedunum to the Romans
Answer: wallsend
Question: In Dickens what was Mr Micawber's christian name
Answer: wilkins
Question: What is the subject of the statue in Edinburgh called Greyfriars Bobby
Answer: dog
Question: Which English city is famous for it's lace and it's Goosefair
Answer: nottingham
Question: Name the Brighton hotel bombed by the I.R.A. in 1984
Answer: grand
Question: In which range of hills is the Cheddar Gorge
Answer: mendips
Question: In which group of British islands would you find Scapa Flow
Answer: orkneys
Question: What is the 54 acre London park between Piccadilly and the Mall
Answer: green park
Question: What British Championship is held at the Greyhound Inn at Tinsley Green
Answer: marbles
Question: At which English tourist attraction would you find the Aubrey Holes
Answer: stonehenge
Question: What was the name of the Cartwright's ranch in Bonanza
Answer: ponderosa
Question: Who was the first landlord of the Rovers Return in Coronation Street
Answer: jack walker
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Doctoring the Tardis
Answer: timelords
Question: What was the name of Captain Beefheart's backing band
Answer: magic band
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 50's with Dream Lover
Answer: bobby darin
Question: What do you get if you mix linseed oil with powdered chalk
Answer: putty
Question: What connects Alan Sillitoe, John Travolta and The Drifters
Answer: saturday night
Question: In Coronation Street what was Audrey’s occupation before she married Alf Roberts
Answer: hairdresser
Question: Which American silent film comedian has had a chain of restaurants named after him
Answer: fatty arbuckle
Question: Which member of the new Wombles shares his name with a Channel Island
Answer: alderney
Question: What is the pleated skirt worn by Greek soldiers called
Answer: fustanella
Question: Which comic actor composed Nancy With the Laughing Eyes for Frank Sinatra
Answer: phil silvers
Question: Who was the golden girl on the Golden Shot who couldn't add up
Answer: anne aston
Question: What is the name given to a written statement sworn on oath in the presence of a lawyer
Answer: affadavit
Question: Who was the first person to have appeared four times on Desert Island Discs as a guest
Answer: arthur askey
Question: What are you suffering from if you have inflamed sebaceous glands
Answer: acne
Question: From which musical does the song Don't Cry For Me Argentina come
Answer: evita
Question: What would you be buying if you went into Hamleys in London
Answer: toys
Question: Who played Jack Duckworth in Coronation Street
Answer: bill tarmey
Question: According to Exodus what is the first commandment
Answer: thou shalt have no other gods before me
Question: Which group had a hit single with a 1995 cover version of the Small Faces Itchycoo Park
Answer: m people
Question: What make of car did John Steed drive in The Avengers
Answer: bentley
Question: What is the original colour of a J.C.B. digger
Answer: yellow
Question: Before disbanding in 1996 how many number ones did Take That have
Answer: eight
Question: Who had a top ten U.K. hit in 1998 with Chocolate Salty Balls
Answer: chef
Question: Which golfer was portrayed by Glenn Ford in the 1951 film Follow the Sun
Answer: ben hogan
Question: Which American General was nicknamed "Old Blood and Guts"
Answer: george patton
Question: What was the first X rated film to win the Oscar for best film
Answer: midnight cowboy
Question: Who sang with Gene Pitney on the 1989 hit Something's Gotten Hold of my Heart
Answer: marc almond
Question: What did the Swallow Sidecar Company become in 1945
Answer: jaguar cars
Question: Which garden weed takes it's name from the French for tooth of the lion
Answer: dandelion
Question: What was the name of the superlight plane that flew non stop round the world in 1986
Answer: voyager
Question: Sweeney Todd was known as the Demon Barber of which London thoroughfare
Answer: fleet street
Question: Which terrifying anti personnel weapon was first used by the German army at Verdun in 1916
Answer: flame thrower
Question: Which planet in the solar system has moons called Titania and Miranda
Answer: uranus
Question: From which film did the song Windmills Of Your Mind come
Answer: thomas crown affair
Question: Of which rock group of the 60's and 70's was Marc Bolan the leader
Answer: t rex
Question: Liberty Enlightening The World is the proper name for which monument
Answer: statue of liberty
Question: Which Scottish international footballer was killed by lightning on Enfield Golf Course
Answer: john white
Question: For which fictitious Football Team did Roy of the Rovers play
Answer: melchester rovers
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 90's with Rhythm is a Dancer
Answer: snap
Question: Whose motto was all for one and one for all
Answer: three musketeers
Question: What was the only U.K. number one for The Supremes
Answer: baby love
Question: What name is given to all chemical compounds that contain hydrogen and carbon
Answer: hydrocarbons
Question: Who was the original lead singer with The Moody Blues
Answer: denny laine
Question: What was the name of the Brazilian girl who had a child by Ronnie Biggs allowing him to stay in Brazil
Answer: raimunda
Question: Who in mythology is supposed to have built the Giant's Causeway
Answer: finn maccool
Question: What were the first names of Abbot and Costello
Answer: bud and lou
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Eternal Flame
Answer: bangles
Question: What was the name of the character played by John Le Mesurier in Dad's Army
Answer: sergeant wilson
Question: Who played the part of Father Ted in the T.V. series
Answer: dermot morgan
Question: With which item of clothing do you associate Mary Phelps Jacob
Answer: bra
Question: What is the name of the house in Cluedo in which the murder takes place
Answer: arlington grange
Question: By what name did we know Paul O'Grady on Television (Prior to 'The Paul O'Grady Show')
Answer: lily savage
Question: Which children's T.V. characters were created by Anne Wood and Andrew Davenport
Answer: teletubbies
Question: Enetophobia is the unreasonable fear of what everyday object
Answer: pins
Question: Henri Landru was a mass murderer under what nickname was he better known
Answer: bluebeard
Question: What disease is shown by a rash and a strawberry coloured tongue
Answer: scarlet fever
Question: In what area of London did Jack the Ripper kill his victims
Answer: whitechapel
Question: Which toothpaste in the 60's advertised The ring of confidence
Answer: colgate
Question: Which actor played the crippled deputy in Gunsmoke
Answer: dennis weaver
Question: In which city was Terry Waite kidnapped in 1987
Answer: beirut
Question: Which language spoken by 55 million people is not known to be related to any other
Answer: korean
Question: What is the trade of a British Army soldier with a white horseshoe on his arm
Answer: farrier
Question: What are rats unable to do which makes them highly susceptible to poison
Answer: vomit
Question: On which of Florida's Keys could you visit Ernest Hemingway's house
Answer: key west
Question: Who played the part of Achilles in the 2004 film Troy
Answer: brad pitt
Question: Eastman Kodak introduced an inexpensive, lightweight hand held camera in 1900 – what was it called
Answer: brownie
Question: With which pop artist do you associate Campbell's soup tins
Answer: andy warhol
Question: Which historical character supposedly said of the peasants let them eat cake
Answer: marie antoinette
Question: Who sang with the Bee Gees on the 1998 top ten U.K. hit Immortality
Answer: celine dion
Question: What is the first name of Colonel Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken fame
Answer: harland
Question: Eastman Kodak introduced an inexpensive, lightweight hand held camera in 1900 - what was it called
Answer: brownie
Question: Who was driving the car that killed Tiffany in Eastenders
Answer: frank butcher
Question: Which former political lobbyist is now married to GMTV presenter Kate Garraway
Answer: derek draper
Question: In January 2012, who became the new presenter of the UK television show 'Countdown'
Answer: nick hewer
Question: Who wrote a book of short stories called a Quiver full of Arrows
Answer: jeffrey archer
Question: What is the name given to a long stemmed clay tobacco pipe
Answer: churchwarden
Question: Who was the PFA Players Player of the Year in 1995 and 1997 with two different clubs
Answer: alan shearer
Question: Which American duo had a hit with Yesterday Once More in 1973
Answer: carpenters
Question: What was the name of the Canadian First WW1 flying ace, officially credited with 72 victories, the highest number for a British Empire pilot
Answer: billy bishop
Question: Which 18th century English poet was known as the Bard of Twickenham
Answer: alexander pope
Question: Which British Prime Minister declared Peace in our time in September 1938
Answer: neville chamberlain
Question: Who devised the most widely used shorthand writing system in 1837
Answer: isaac pitman
Question: With which band was Lonnie Donegan before he went solo
Answer: chris barber
Question: Which passerine bird is the official state bird of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia
Answer: cardinal
Question: Who when elected as MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington in 1987 became the first black woman member of the House of Commons
Answer: diane abbott
Question: Who succeeded Alf Ramsey as England (caretaker) football manager in 1974
Answer: joe mercer
Question: On death row In the USA, what is most popular request for last meal
Answer: cheeseburger
Question: Who was the last football league team to win the FA Cup with 11 Englishmen
Answer: west ham united
Question: What was the name of the character played by Michael J Fox in the Back To The Future series of films
Answer: marty mcfly
Question: What are light cream filled tubular cakes made from choux pastry called
Answer: eclairs
Question: Which fictional jungle dwelling character was invented by Edgar Rice Burroughs
Answer: tarzan
Question: According to the proverb what is bliss when it is folly to be wise
Answer: ignorance
Question: In which American sitcom did the character Dan Conner appear
Answer: roseanne
Question: Which chocolates were advertised as having the less fattening centres
Answer: maltesers
Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1972 with Ball Park Incident
Answer: wizzard
Question: Members of the National Association of Licensed Door Supervisors are known by which more common term
Answer: bouncers
Question: Who had a number one in the seventies with Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick
Answer: ian dury and blockheads
Question: Which Motown star had a new millennium hit with Not Over Yet
Answer: diana ross
Question: Whose bodyguards were known as the Memphis Mafia
Answer: elvis presley s
Question: Sloppy Joe's Bar in Key West Florida became famous for its association with which American author
Answer: ernest hemingway
Question: Which group topped the album charts with Fog on the Tyne
Answer: lindisfarne
Question: What was the first English monastery to be sacked by the Norsemen
Answer: lindisfarne
Question: The United Nations flag shows a map of the world on one side what is shown on the other
Answer: olive branch
Question: Which TV game show was devised by ex Sunday Night at the London Palladium compere Norman Vaughan
Answer: bullseye
Question: Devils darning needle is sometimes the nickname for which flying insect
Answer: dragonfly
Question: What was Bram short for in the author Bram Stoker's name
Answer: abraham
Question: Which plant is Saint Patrick said to have used to illustrate the Holy Trinity
Answer: shamrock
Question: 9What do you get if you cross a collie with a greyhound
Answer: lurcher
Question: What was the name of the Laker Airways cheap trans Atlantic service started in 1977
Answer: skytrain
Question: Where does the Government Chief Whip have his office
Answer: 12 downing street
Question: In America it is called an eggplant what is it called in England
Answer: aubergine
Question: What is the maximum number of people that Scotty Can beam up at one time in Star Trek
Answer: six
Question: What number on the Beaufort Scale describes the wind as light breeze
Answer: two
Question: Who is the host of the Radio 4 programme Just a Minute
Answer: nicholas parsons
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 80's with China in Your Hand
Answer: t pau
Question: In the Pink Panther films what was the name of Inspector Clouseau's valet
Answer: kato
Question: Which president of America is the only one never to have won a presidential election
Answer: gerald ford
Question: What is the more common name for the garden plant pyracantha
Answer: firethorn
Question: Who was the first man to bowl for England in a cricket test match wearing sunglasses
Answer: darren gough
Question: Who was the first coloured man to appear on The Black and White Minstrel Show
Answer: lenny henry
Question: Which Stratford on Avon brewery is the first to have used the term Keg in the name of one of their products
Answer: flowers
Question: Who in 1909 became the first man to fly the English Channel
Answer: louis bleriot
Question: Which card game is also the name of a British racecourse and H.Q. of British horse racing
Answer: newmarket
Question: Which famous doctor was found in Africa by a reporter called Henry Stanley
Answer: doctor livingstone
Question: How many pieces are on a backgammon board at the start of play
Answer: thirty
Question: Who recorded the theme music for the Bond film The Living Daylights
Answer: ha
Question: Which champion boxer appeared in the third of the Crocodile Dundee films
Answer: mike tyson
Question: Name the group, Alex Turner, Jamie Cook, Andy Nicholson and Matt Helder
Answer: arctic monkeys
Question: Which famous outlaw was captured at the siege of Glenrowan Farm and later hanged
Answer: ned kelly
Question: What was the name of the record label that Motown brought out as an outlet for white rock music
Answer: rare earth
Question: Who was the American Indian chief who led the Sioux against Custer
Answer: sitting bull
Question: What are the curved arms that are used for lowering lifeboats called
Answer: davits
Question: By what name is magnesium silicate more commonly known
Answer: talcum powder