CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: What is the name of the Archers farm in the long running radio soap
Answer: brookfield
Question: Who led the Branch Dravidian sect that was largely destroyed in a fire at Waco in Texas
Answer: david koresh
Question: On of the titles of the Kings of Siam (Thailand) is the possessor of the four and twenty what
Answer: umbrellas
Question: What is the cold dry northerly wind called that comes down the Rhone Valley to the Mediterranean
Answer: mistral
Question: Who was the Carly Simon song Your So Vain supposed to be about
Answer: warren beatty
Question: Which female singer began her career as lead singer with the Sugarcubes
Answer: bjork
Question: What was the name of the character played by Humphrey Bogart in The African Queen
Answer: charlie allnut
Question: How many red stripes are there on the U.S.A. flag
Answer: seven
Question: Who was the first English cricketer to play in 100 test matches
Answer: colin cowdrey
Question: Who duetted on Endless Love with Diana Ross in 1981
Answer: lionel richie
Question: In which mountain range in the Americas would you find Pikes Peak
Answer: rockies
Question: Who did author Gore Vidal describe in 1981 as, a triumph of the embalmer's art
Answer: ronald reagan
Question: In which European city would you be most likely to travel in a vaporetto
Answer: venice
Question: How many milk bottles are on Fred Flintstone's step when he puts the cat out
Answer: one
Question: Who was the baddy in the Penelope Pitstop's cartoons
Answer: hooded claw
Question: What was the nickname of the U.S. basketball team at the Barcelona Olympics
Answer: dream team
Question: What was the codename for the allied attack in Arnhem in World War Two
Answer: operation market garden
Question: Which U.S. fighter was nicknamed Whistling Death by the Japanese
Answer: corsair
Question: Three months after D-Day the blackout was relaxed what did it become known as
Answer: dim out
Question: In which TV show did Anneka Rice fly around in a helicopter
Answer: treasure hunt
Question: Which TV series began with the words, "There is nothing wrong with your television set"
Answer: outer limits
Question: Who was the first West Indian batsman to score 35.000 first class runs
Answer: gordon greenidge
Question: Who played George The Third in the film The Madness of King George
Answer: nigel hawthorne
Question: In the 1991 film Frankie and Johnny Al Pacino was Johnny, who played Frankie
Answer: michelle pfeiffer
Question: Who was the first member of the Royal Family to appear on Desert Island Discs
Answer: princess margaret
Question: In Fawlty Towers what was Polly the maid's surname
Answer: sherman
Question: Which aircraft company made the W W 1 fighter the Camel
Answer: sopwith
Question: What is the nickname of Walsall F.C.
Answer: saddlers
Question: In which sport would you compete for the Camanachd Cup
Answer: shinty
Question: Where in the U.S.A were the witch trials of 1692 held
Answer: salem
Question: What is tahini paste which is used in Middle Eastern cookery made from
Answer: sesame seeds
Question: Who was the first female solo singer to enter the UK charts at number one
Answer: mariah carey
Question: In which country would you be if you were trudging over the Atacama Desert
Answer: chile
Question: In which desert do Kalmucks and Mongols live
Answer: gobi desert
Question: Which drink advertised itself in the U.S.A. as 'Hits the spot, twelve full ounces, that's a lot'
Answer: pepsi cola
Question: What was the 1910 Fruitgum Company's only hit
Answer: simon says
Question: Whose only UK hit was Here Comes the Judge
Answer: pigmeat markham
Question: What was the surname of the Beverley Hillbillies
Answer: clampett
Question: In what sport was Sam Malone a star before running the bar in Cheers
Answer: baseball
Question: In which country did the volcano Loki erupt in 1996
Answer: iceland
Question: Which famous character in commercials was played by John Hewer
Answer: captain birdseye
Question: To what plant did botanist Leonard Fuchs give his name
Answer: fuchsia
Question: What was a hundredth of a German mark before the introduction of the Euro
Answer: pfennig
Question: On which ship did Fletcher Christian lead a mutiny in 1787
Answer: bounty
Question: Which actress plays the title role in the TV series Linda Green
Answer: liza tarbuck
Question: Which comedy duo starred in a Chump at Oxford and Way Out West
Answer: laurel and hardy
Question: In which film did Harrison Ford come from the future to destroy an android played by Rutger Hauer
Answer: blade runner
Question: Who directed the 1957 Oscar winning film Bridge on the River Kwai
Answer: david lean
Question: What was the name of Charles Bronson's character in The Magnificent Seven
Answer: bernardo
Question: On which radio programme did the dreaded batter pudding hurler of Bexhill on sea appear
Answer: goon show
Question: What word is spoken twice at the beginning of the radio 4 programme Today in Parliament
Answer: order
Question: What item of tableware was introduced into England by Thomas Coryat in 1608
Answer: table fork
Question: Who would do his work in an atelier and use a mahlstick
Answer: artist
Question: Of which country was Jomo Kenyatta the president in the seventies
Answer: kenya
Question: Lord Beaverbrook was Minister for Aircraft Production in world war 11 what was he the minister of in world war 1
Answer: information
Question: Announced in May 1999 for which magazine did the supermodel Naomi Campbell pose naked
Answer: playboy
Question: Which newspaper was instrumental in getting Zola Budd to compete for England
Answer: daily mail
Question: What is the name of the Salvation Army's most famous weekly paper
Answer: war cry
Question: Name Cliff Richard's first five number one hits in the correct order
Answer: living doll
Question: What was the name of the submarine in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Answer: nautilus
Question: What rank in the British Amy is the equivalent to Hauptsturmfuhrer in the S.S.
Answer: captain
Question: In 1974 into which newly born county was Middlesbrough included
Answer: cleveland
Question: What rank in the Navy comes between Ordinary Seaman and Leading Seaman
Answer: able bodied
Question: Who wrote Hancock's Half Hour and Steptoe and Son
Answer: galton and simpson
Question: Who played the part of Paul McCartney's grandfather in the film A Hard Day's Night
Answer: wilfred brambell
Question: Which Outer Hebridean island gives its name to a famous tweeds
Answer: harris
Question: What popular spring flower is also known as the Lent Lily
Answer: daffodil
Question: Who had a top ten U.K. hit in 1990 with Naked in the Rain
Answer: blue pearl
Question: At which former football ground would you have been able to watch from the Kippax Stand
Answer: maine road
Question: What is the name of the advertising character made from liquorice allsorts
Answer: bertie bassett
Question: What do we call the refraction, reflection and dispersal of the sun's rays caused by raindrops in the sky
Answer: rainbow
Question: What is the black mineral that is the source of uranium and radium
Answer: pitchblende
Question: In which Bond film did Rowan Atkinson first appear
Answer: never say never again
Question: Which Bond film starring Roger Moore had scenes filmed at the Nene Valley Railway
Answer: octopussy
Question: What was the name of the Bond girl played by Honor Blackman
Answer: pussy galore
Question: Who in 1964 said Paris is out of date and promptly launched the mini skirt
Answer: mary quant
Question: What was the name of the single that Blur won the BRIT award for best single in 1994
Answer: parklife
Question: What was the nickname of Florence Griffith Joyner
Answer: flo jo
Question: Which company advertises on it's shopping bags Chocolate Heaven since 1911
Answer: thornton s
Question: What nationality I was F.1. Grand Prix driver Jack Brabham
Answer: australian
Question: What country did former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelar play for
Answer: zimbabwe
Question: Who was the captain of H.M.S. Bounty when the crew mutinied
Answer: captain bligh
Question: What does a bar sinister denote on someone's coat of arms
Answer: illegitimacy
Question: Who won the Eurovision song contest for Ireland in 1980 singing What's Another Year
Answer: johnny logan
Question: What was the first top ten entry for House of Pain (1993)
Answer: jump around
Question: Which English composer composed the ballet Death in Venice and the Young Person's Guide to the Orchestra
Answer: benjamin britten
Question: Who was the first man to walk in space without a safety line
Answer: bruce mccandless
Question: Which American company used the advertising symbol known as the golden arches, reputedly better known than the Christian cross
Answer: macdonald s
Question: Which wading bird is encouraged to nest on rooftops as a symbol of fertility
Answer: stork
Question: Lake Titicaca is on the border between two countries, name one of them
Answer: peru and bolivia
Question: What is or was the name of Smokey Robinson's backing group
Answer: miracles
Question: Who joined East 17 on If You Ever in 1996
Answer: gabrielle
Question: Hot Chocolate's You Sexy Thing was used as the theme music for which 1997 film
Answer: full monty
Question: Who was the first person to be buried in Saint Paul's Cathedral
Answer: christopher wren
Question: What name is given to words named after people e.g. Boycott
Answer: eponyms
Question: What was the name of the 1988 film starring Meryl Streep about the Australian Dingo baby murder case
Answer: cry in dark
Question: Which actress co-starred with Mel Gibson in the 1997 film Conspiracy Theory
Answer: julia roberts
Question: What was the name of the knife thrower played by James Coburn in The Magnificent Seven (one word)
Answer: britt
Question: Who is the actress who plays the lead in the film based on the computer game Tomb Raider
Answer: angelina jolie
Question: Which group accompanied Skinner and Baddeil on the Euro 96 hit Three Lions
Answer: lightning seeds
Question: At which ground are the All Ireland Gaelic Football finals held
Answer: croke park in dublin
Question: What is the more common name for the insect called a devil's coach horse
Answer: black beetle
Question: On a bottle of drink what does A.b.v mean
Answer: alcohol by volume
Question: What term is used by wine buffs to describe the aroma of wine
Answer: bouquet
Question: What was the name of the monk who first produced sparkling wine
Answer: dom perignon
Question: Who knocked Mike Tyson out in Tokyo in 1990
Answer: james buster douglas
Question: Who was the first cricketer to take 300 test wickets
Answer: fred trueman
Question: Which Briton broke the world triple jump record in 1995
Answer: jonathan edwards
Question: In music a bagatelle is a piece of music composed primarily for which instrument
Answer: piano
Question: Which Kansas town made famous in many westerns is on the Smoky Hill river
Answer: abilene
Question: In the military world what is an A.F.V.
Answer: armoured fighting vehicle
Question: In which British castle would you find the huge field gun Mons Meg
Answer: edinburgh
Question: What was Celebrity Squares called in the U.S.A.
Answer: hollywood squares
Question: What was Bruce Springsteen's first number one album in the U.K.
Answer: born in u s
Question: Who duetted with Cliff Richard on When God Shines His Light
Answer: van morrison
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Turn Back Time
Answer: aqua
Question: What is or was the name of Georgie Fame's backing group
Answer: blue flames
Question: What mode of transport would you be using in the Devizes to Westminster marathon
Answer: canoe
Question: In which long running BBC series did Bonnie Langford play the part of Melanie
Answer: dr who
Question: What are the diamond shaped panes of glass in a leaded window called
Answer: quarries
Question: What was the largest concentration camp formed by the Nazis in World War 11
Answer: auschwitz
Question: Who was Hitler's Armaments Minister during World War 11
Answer: albert speer
Question: In World War 11 R.A.F. slang what were cookies
Answer: bombs
Question: Who was the first British monarch to attend an F.A. Cup Final
Answer: king george v
Question: How many of William the Conqueror's sons became king of England
Answer: two
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 70's with Knowing Me Knowing You
Answer: abba
Question: Which one hit wonder took Oh Lori to number 8 in 1977
Answer: alessi
Question: What was the name of the horse that Bob Champion rode to victory in the 1981 Grand National
Answer: aldaniti
Question: With which means of transport has Cardington been associated in the past
Answer: airships
Question: What is the only member of the hyena family to feed on termites
Answer: aardwolf
Question: In the Bible what was the name of King David's wife who had been married to Nabal
Answer: abigail
Question: Which canal joins Loch Ness to the Moray Firth
Answer: caledonian canal
Question: Which one hit wonder took Tongue Tied to number 17 in 1993
Answer: cat
Question: On which of the pipes of a set of bagpipes is the tune fingered
Answer: chanter
Question: Which of the many songs in Mary Poppins won an Oscar
Answer: chim chim cheree
Question: Which group consists of the Duggans and the Brennans
Answer: clannad
Question: What was the name of the Wookey in Star Wars
Answer: chewbacca
Question: Who is the male star of the Vacation films by National Lampoon
Answer: chevy chase
Question: What was the name of the angel in the film It's A Wonderful Life
Answer: clarence
Question: Who was Fred Astaire's dancing partner in the musical film The Band Wagon
Answer: cyd charisse
Question: When Roger Bannister broke the four minute mile who came second
Answer: chris chataway
Question: Where would you be able to look at the Graham Sutherland tapestry titled Christ in Glory
Answer: coventry cathedral
Question: What name is given to the style of art invented by Picasso and Braque in which the subject is reduced to basic geometric solids
Answer: cubism
Question: In Greek mythology there were nine muses which one was the muse of epic poetry
Answer: calliope
Question: What was the name of Ronnie Barker's character in Open All Hours
Answer: arkwright
Question: In which city is the American series about a bar called Cheers set
Answer: boston
Question: What was Mariah Carey's first top ten entry (1990)
Answer: vision of love
Question: Who did David Essex duet with on True Love Ways in 1994
Answer: catherine zeta jones
Question: How many times did Miguel Induran win the Tour de France in the 1990's
Answer: five
Question: Of which famous public school was Thomas Arnold headmaster from 1828 to 1842
Answer: rugby
Question: What is the christian name of Colonel Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken fame
Answer: harland
Question: What unusual item of furniture did King Menelik of Abyssinia have for a throne
Answer: electric chair
Question: What was Glen Campbell's first top ten entry (1969)
Answer: wichita
Question: In which Bond film does Lotte Lenya play Rosa Klebbe
Answer: russia
Question: What was the first U.K. top ten entry for Odyssey
Answer: new york
Question: Who played the lodger Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving Badly
Answer: enfield
Question: Who had a hit in 1968 with Yummy Yummy Yummy
Answer: ohio
Question: Who gave birth to her seventh child in 1853 under chloroform ensuring the acceptance of it as an anaesthetic
Answer: victoria
Question: What was the title of Wings first hit which the B.B.C. would neither play or name on air
Answer: ireland
Question: Which battle in 1066 took place eight miles outside of York
Answer: stamford
Question: Who was Desmond Lynam's co-presenter in the first series of How do They do That
Answer: hull
Question: What is the name given to the bands of white cloth on the neck of some clerical and academic robes
Answer: geneva
Question: What is the name of Scunthorpe United's former ground
Answer: old showground
Question: Sunday county cricket teams playing in the Norwich Union League now have given themselves nicknames, what is the nickname of Northants
Answer: steelbacks
Question: What was the first Elton John album to top the British charts
Answer: don t shoot me i m only piano player
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Beetlebum
Answer: blur
Question: What is or was the name of Tom Petty's backing group
Answer: heartbreakers
Question: What was the first western TV series to be shown in full colour on British TV
Answer: bonanza
Question: Which Welsh market town is also known as the town of books
Answer: hay on wye
Question: The Red Lion is the commonest pub name in England then The Crown, The Royal Oak, The White Hart, what comes next
Answer: king s head
Question: Who wrote the Flight of the Bumble Bee
Answer: rimsky korsakov
Question: What was the name of Matt Dillon's limping deputy in Gunsmoke
Answer: chester
Question: In the 50's western series Maverick who played Bart Maverick
Answer: jack kelly
Question: Who played the part of Cheyenne Bodie in the TV series Cheyenne
Answer: clint walker
Question: In the Bible who was the son of Abraham and Hagar
Answer: ishmael
Question: Who built the first iron hulled steamship, the Great Britain
Answer: isambard kingdom brunel
Question: Liz McLarnon, Natasha Hamilton and Jenny Frost are all members of which pop group
Answer: atomic kitten
Question: Who is the most famous daughter of Major Bruce Shand
Answer: camilla parker bowles
Question: What breed of dog is identified with Hush Puppies advertising
Answer: bassett hound
Question: What product did Actor Rutger Hauer advertise on TV
Answer: guinness
Question: Who starred as Jerry opposite Julia Roberts in the 2001 film The Mexican
Answer: brad pitt
Question: Who won an Oscar by playing the male lead in the 1999 film American Beauty
Answer: kevin spacey
Question: What is the name of the wind that brings heavy seasonal rain to Southern Asia
Answer: monsoon
Question: Who directed the 1999 film The Talented Mr Ripley
Answer: anthony minghella
Question: What was the name of the character played by Christopher Lloyd in the Back to The Future series of films
Answer: doctor emmett brown
Question: Who wrote the song Crazy, made famous by Patsy Cline
Answer: willie nelson
Question: What was the first top ten entry for The Jam (1979)
Answer: eton rifles
Question: What is the name of the crossword game show that was presented by Tom O' Connor
Answer: crosswits
Question: In which American cop series did the hero keep a cockatoo called Fred
Answer: baretta
Question: The name of which Greek god is used to describe a handsome man
Answer: adonis
Question: How many hurdles are jumped in a men's 400 metres hurdle race
Answer: ten
Question: Which British surgeon is generally recognised as the founder of antiseptic surgery
Answer: joseph lister
Question: What is the name of the topmost bone of the spine that supports the skull
Answer: atlas
Question: What is the piece in tiddly-winks called that is flicked into the cup
Answer: wink
Question: Which former bandleader was married to Ava Gardner and Lana Turner
Answer: artie shaw
Question: Which 60's fashion designer was married to Alexander Plunkett Greene
Answer: mary quant
Question: Who was the first British woman to record for Tamla Motown
Answer: kiki dee
Question: Which single was Motown's first American chart topper (It was by The Marvelettes)
Answer: please mr postman
Question: Which Motown singer had a top ten hit with It Should Have Been Me
Answer: yvonne fair
Question: If you threw 3 and a 2 at the start of a game of Monopoly where would you land
Answer: kings cross station
Question: What is the name of the thoroughfare that runs past the front entrance of Old Trafford football ground
Answer: sir matt busby way
Question: What is the common name for the garden flower dianthus barbatus
Answer: sweet william
Question: Which David Bowie number one came from the album Scary Monsters
Answer: ashes to ashes
Question: What is the name of the two handled vaulting horse used in gymnastics
Answer: pommel
Question: Cleavon Little was the name of the sheriff in which spoof western
Answer: blazing saddles
Question: In the film Summer Holiday with Cliff Richard what was the planned destination of the London bus that they were travelling in
Answer: athens
Question: By what name is the Nuffield Radio Astronomy Laboratory better known
Answer: jodrell bank
Question: Who was the commander of the French army at the Battle of Borodino
Answer: napoleon bonaparte
Question: Marble Arch was designed by John Nash to commemorate whose victories in battle
Answer: lord nelson
Question: Who had a hit in the nineties with Don't Marry Her
Answer: beautiful south
Question: What was the name of the theme song from Minder
Answer: i could be so good for you
Question: Which Scottish civil engineer was responsible for building the Caledonian Canal
Answer: thomas telford
Question: What name is given to the network of canals behind the colleges at Cambridge
Answer: backs
Question: What was the name of the Channel 5 adventure game show presented by Melinda Messenger and Leslie Grantham
Answer: fort boyard
Question: According to rhyme who stole a pig and away he ran
Answer: tom piper s son
Question: Who helped Theseus to escape from the Labyrinth by giving him a large ball of string
Answer: ariadne
Question: About which county did Daphne Du Maurier usually write
Answer: cornwall
Question: In which Dickens novel does Sidney Carton appear
Answer: tale of two cities
Question: What was the name of the principal horse in George Orwell's Animal Farm
Answer: boxer
Question: Which cover of an Elvis song gave the Pet Shop Boys a number one in 1987
Answer: always on my mind
Question: In which country was the 1985 Heysel Stadium soccer tragedy
Answer: belgium
Question: Great Britain has won most of her Olympic golds in athletics which sport has been the next successful
Answer: rowing
Question: Who was World 500 cc Motor Cycling Champion 1953 to 1955 (he was British)
Answer: geoff duke
Question: What was the name of the hurricane that hit America in September 2003
Answer: isabel
Question: In which film did Clint Eastwood actually say 'go ahead, make my day'
Answer: sudden impact
Question: Which stretch of water separates the Orkneys from Scotland
Answer: pentland firth
Question: Which cartoonist named Harold MacMillan, 'Supermac'
Answer: vicky
Question: In the Disney cartoon version of Robin Hood which type of creature played Little John
Answer: bear
Question: Who was head of the family in the cartoon series the Jetsons
Answer: george
Question: What three words appear at the end of every Loony Tunes cartoon
Answer: that s all folks
Question: Which cartoon show was turned into a film called Bigger, Longer and Uncut in 1999
Answer: south park
Question: If you were on holiday at the coastal resort of Bodrum, which country would you be in
Answer: turkey
Question: What was the name of the chemical plant responsible for the Bhopal disaster
Answer: union carbide
Question: Which tanker caused the world's greatest ever oil spillage in 1989 in the Gulf of Alaska
Answer: exxon valdez
Question: Which country singer had hits with El Paso and Devil Woman
Answer: marty robbins
Question: Who had a number one in 2000 with Groove Jet (If This Ain't Love)
Answer: spiller
Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1972 with Nights In White Satin
Answer: moody blues
Question: Which female singer now deceased sang the theme from the Six Million Dollar Man
Answer: dusty springfield
Question: What aid to musicians did John Shore invent in 1711
Answer: tuning fork
Question: How many minutes are you allowed before being timed out in first class cricket (not the 20 20 competition)
Answer: two
Question: Which Blue Peter presenter praised a pair of door ornaments by saying what a beautiful pair of knockers
Answer: simon groom
Question: Which character in Are You Being Served was often worried about her pussy
Answer: mrs slocombe
Question: With which political party was the landlord of The Golden Lion Hotel in Ashburton connected
Answer: monster raving loony party
Question: What title is given to the finale of Elgar's Coronation Ode
Answer: land of hope and glory
Question: Over which city does the statue of Christ the Redeemer look
Answer: rio de janeiro
Question: Who did Lennox Lewis beat to become undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World in 1999
Answer: evander holyfield