CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: In the Sue Townsend novels, what is the first name of the love of 'Adrian Mole's' life?
Answer: pandora
Question: Who completes 'Les Quatre Mousquetaires' of French tennis - Jean Borota, Jacques Brugon, Henri Cochet and ....?
Answer: rene lacoste
Question: In which religion is a 'Gurdwara' a place of worship?
Answer: sikhism
Question: Which of the five English Classic horse races is run over the longest distance, 1 mile, 6 furlongs and 132 yards?
Answer: st leger
Question: What is the stage name of Saul Hudson, the former lead guitarist with 'Guns N' Roses'?
Answer: slash
Question: Who co-presents on BBC Radio 2 from 8 to 10pm on Monday to Wednesday with Mark Radcliffe?
Answer: stuart maconie
Question: At which London Underground station is there a blue plaque dedicated to Willie Rushton, a long-standing member of the panel game 'I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue'?
Answer: mornington crescent
Question: What is the English name for the opera bu Rossini 'La Gazza Ladra'?
Answer: thieving magpie
Question: Who won Great Britain's only medal, a gold, at the 2010 Winter Olympics?
Answer: amy williams
Question: For what does the 'E' stand in the company EMI?
Answer: electric musical industries
Question: What is the name of the submarine commanded by 'Captain Nemo' in 'Twenty Thousand Leagues Under The Sea'?
Answer: nautilus
Question: Which Prime Minister has a statue in St. George's Square, Huddersfield opposite the railway station?
Answer: harold wilson
Question: Who had overall command of the US Pacific Fleet at the Battle of Midway in June 1942 and later signed the Japanese surrender document in 1945?
Answer: admiral chester nimitz
Question: What was the name of 'Rigsby's' cat in 'Rising Damp'?
Answer: vienna
Question: In the novel 'Brigit Jones' Diary', what is the first name of her boss?
Answer: daniel cleaver
Question: In Musical notation what is the name of the note which has half the value of a semiquaver?
Answer: demisemiquaver
Question: Which athlete completes the Gold Medal winning USA team in the 1936 Olympic Men's 4x100 metre relay - Ralph Metcalfe, Foy Draper, Frank Wykoff and ............?
Answer: jesse owens
Question: What is the name of the place of worship of Jehovah's Witnesses?
Answer: kingdom hall
Question: Who is the voice of 'Stinky Pete', the prospector, in the film 'Toy Story 2'?
Answer: kelsey grammer
Question: The seal of which US city contains the inscription 'Sigillum Civitatis Novi Eboraci'?
Answer: new york
Question: In 'The West Wing' of which state was 'Josiah Bartlett' Governor before he was elected President?
Answer: new hampshire
Question: In which film does 'Holly Golightly' visit Mafia boss 'Sally Tomato' in Sing Sing Prison?
Answer: breakfast at tiffany s
Question: Who was the manager of Liverpool FC between 1991 and 1994?
Answer: graeme souness
Question: Which detective has been played on TV by John Hannah and Ken Stott?
Answer: rebus
Question: From 1960 to 1966 who was the first President of independent Ghana?
Answer: kwame nkrumah
Question: How was the Pakistani cricketer Mohammad Yousuf formerly known?
Answer: yousuf youhana
Question: How is February 3rd. 1959 referred to in the Don McLean song 'American Pie'?
Answer: day music died
Question: 'J. Wellington Wimpey' is a character in which comic strip?
Answer: popeye
Question: Which British city is served by 'Elmdon Airport'?
Answer: birmingham
Question: In which country did the breed of dog, the 'Great Dane' originate?
Answer: germany
Question: Which musical has the songs 'Another Suitcase In Another Hall' and 'Oh What A Circus'?
Answer: evita
Question: Which Dutch right-wing politician was assassinated in Holland on May 6th 2002?
Answer: pim fortuyn
Question: .uk is the network identifier for the United Kingdom, which country uses the identifier .ke?
Answer: kenya
Question: Which car company makes a model called the 'Serena'?
Answer: nissan
Question: Sean Combs is the real name of which 'Rap' singer?
Answer: p diddy
Question: Percy L. Spencer invented which household appliance in 1947?
Answer: microwave
Question: Which British artist painted the series 'A Rake's Progress' in 1735?
Answer: william hogarth
Question: Which country has a currency called the 'Kip'?
Answer: laos
Question: Who in 1996 married Antonio Banderas, her co-star in 'Too Much'?
Answer: melanie griffith
Question: Who painted the picture called 'The Monarch Of The Glen'?
Answer: sir edwin landseer
Question: After Everest and K2 (Godwin Austin) which is the third largest mountain on earth?
Answer: kangchenjunga
Question: If you were attending a local 'derby match' between 'Olympic Sharks' and 'United', in which city would you be?
Answer: sydney
Question: Which acid is contained in Rhubarb leaves?
Answer: oxalic acid
Question: In cookery, which vegetable is the basis for 'Soubise Sauce'?
Answer: onion
Question: 'Baron Hardup' is a character in which pantomime?
Answer: cinderella
Question: Which British city is served by 'Abbotsinch Airport'?
Answer: glasgow
Question: Which musical contains the songs 'True Love' and 'Well Did You Ever'?
Answer: high society
Question: Who composed the coronation anthem 'Zadok The Priest'?
Answer: handel
Question: The 'Dalada Maligawa' in Kandy, Sri Lanka, houses what sacred relic reputed to have belonged to Buddha?
Answer: tooth
Question: Which famous American sportsman, born in Oakville, Alabama in 1913, had the forenames James Cleveland?
Answer: jesse owens
Question: Which 16 year-old in 2002 became the youngest ever winner of the 'Rear Of The Year' award?
Answer: charlotte church
Question: Under whose command did the 'ever-victorious army' play a part in putting down the 'Taiping Rebellion' in 1864?
Answer: general gordon
Question: Which company made the 'Nexia' model of car?
Answer: daewoo
Question: On the bank of which river does the French city of Bordeaux stand?
Answer: garonne
Question: Which piece of music was used as the theme for television's 'Jonathan Creek'?
Answer: danse macabre
Question: In which city would you find the Eureka Tower, The Royal Exhibition Building and the Docklands Stadium?
Answer: melbourne
Question: What is the capital of the Indian state of Madhya Pradesh?
Answer: bhopal
Question: In which city would you find the Sky Tower Westhaven Marina and the North Harbour Stadium?
Answer: auckland
Question: The theme for television's 'The Apprentice', is taken from which ballet by Prokoviev?
Answer: romeo and juliet
Question: Who in the 1930's wrote the novel 'Cakes And Ale'?
Answer: somerset maugham
Question: Where in the human body would you find the bone called the 'Calcaneus'?
Answer: heel
Question: Which popular film actor born in 1918 had the real name Willian Franklin Beedle Jnr.?
Answer: william holden
Question: Jonathon Ansell first entered the pop charts as a member of which boy band?
Answer: g4
Question: Who became British Prime Minister on the 22nd. January 1924?
Answer: ramsay macdonald
Question: The Marina Bay Circuit used in Formula One for the first time in 2008, is the venue for which Grand Prix?
Answer: singapore
Question: Which film star turned down the role of 'Matt Dillon' in 'Gunsmoke' but recommended his friend James Arness for the part?
Answer: john wayne
Question: Which state of America is nicknamed 'The Beehive State'?
Answer: utah
Question: In which English county is the town of St. Neots?
Answer: cambridgeshire
Question: The 'Executive Crew' are/were a gang of football hooligans who supported which Midland club?
Answer: nottingham forest
Question: """Give me a robe, put on my crown, I have immortal longing in me"", is a quote from which Shakespeare play?"
Answer: anthony and cleopatra
Question: At which inn did Chaucer's pilgrims meet to begin their journey?
Answer: tabard inn
Question: Jason Bradbury and Polanna Woodward are co- presenters of which t.v. series shown on Channel Five?
Answer: gadget show
Question: In mythology, who or what was 'Mjolnir'?
Answer: thor s hammer
Question: Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts are co-presenters of which t.v. series shown on BBC 1?
Answer: homes under hammer
Question: Who had a number one hit in July 2000 with the song 'Spinning Around'?
Answer: kylie minogue
Question: Where in the human body would you find the 'Choroid'?
Answer: eye
Question: On the bank of which river does the French city of Nantes stand?
Answer: loire
Question: The word 'the' is the most commonly used word written in the English language, which two-letter word comes second?
Answer: of
Question: Ricky Martin first entered the pop charts as a member of which boy band?
Answer: menudo
Question: Who directed the 1965 film 'The Sound Of Music'?
Answer: robert wise
Question: Which was the first part of the autobiographical trilogy, completed by 'As I Walked Out One Midsummer Morning' and 'A Moment Of War'?
Answer: cider with rosie
Question: The Yas Bay Circuit used in Formula One for the first time in 2009, is the venue for which Grand Prix?
Answer: abu dhabi
Question: What is the soft shawl made from the under fleece of goats in Northern India?
Answer: pashmina
Question: Which writer created the character of 'Detective Chief Inspector Jane Tennyson'?
Answer: lynda la plante
Question: What is the two-word alliterative name for the tree Salix babylonica?
Answer: weeping willow
Question: In which English city are the Guru Nanak Sikh Museum and the National Space Centre?
Answer: leicester
Question: The name of which chemical element is derived from the Greek for acid + producer?
Answer: oxygen
Question: Which sport is played by the Reading Thwackers and the Swindon Mallets in the Jasper Fforde book ‘Something Rotten’?
Answer: croquet
Question: The 2008 G8 Summit was held at Lake Tōya. In which country is this?
Answer: japan
Question: Who played the title role in the 1939 film ‘Young Mr Lincoln’?
Answer: henry fonda
Question: The Rembrandt Tower is a 135 metre tall building in which Dutch city?
Answer: amsterdam
Question: Which Bristol born, Oxford educated poet was appointed Poet Laureate by George III in 1813 on the refusal by Walter Scott?
Answer: robert southey
Question: Released in 2012, which is the fourth in the ‘Bourne’ series of films?
Answer: bourne legacy
Question: The author of the 1942 report ‘Social Insurance and Allied Services’, who was the first Director of the London School of Economics, in office from 1919 to 1937?
Answer: william beveridge
Question: What is the current name of the area in the BBC Shipping Forecast known from 1949 to 1956 as Heligoland?
Answer: german bight
Question: The music and lyrics for the National Anthem of India were written by the first non-European winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature. Who was he?
Answer: rabindranath tagore
Question: What is the name of the TV detective played by Idris Elba?
Answer: john luther
Question: Part of the East Coast Main Line, which river is crossed by the Royal Border Bridge?
Answer: tweed
Question: The second tallest building in the EU after The Shard, the Commerzbank Tower, is in which German city?
Answer: frankfurt am main
Question: Rachel Weisz, who plays Dr Marta Shearing in ‘The Bourne Legacy’, is married to which actor?
Answer: daniel craig
Question: The Millennium Footbridge across the River Thames lies between Blackfriars Railway Bridge and which road bridge?
Answer: southwark
Question: In 1948 which South African became the first person from outside the UK to hold the post of Chancellor of Cambridge University, a post he held until his death in 1950?
Answer: jan smuts
Question: Peter Coates is the owner and Chairman of which football club in the Premier League?
Answer: stoke city
Question: Who plays John Watson in the TV drama ‘Sherlock’?
Answer: martin freeman
Question: Max Planck won the Copley Medal of the Royal Society of London in 1929. Who won in 1936 ‘In recognition of his pioneer work in Crete, particularly his contributions to the history and civilization of its Minoan age’?
Answer: arthur evans
Question: In the painting ‘The Hay Wain’ by John Constable, which river is being crossed?
Answer: stour
Question: Which area in the BBC Shipping Forecast is known in the French equivalent as Pas de Calais?
Answer: dover
Question: In which European country was the Carnation Revolution on April 25th 1974?
Answer: portugal
Question: What is the two-word alliterative name for the tree Ulmus procera?
Answer: english elm
Question: In which English city are the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter and Cadbury World?
Answer: birmingham
Question: The name of which chemical element is derived from the Greek for stone?
Answer: lithium
Question: Which confectionery product completes the title of the Anthony Horowitz book ‘The Falcon’s ...........’?
Answer: malteser
Question: Wilberforce Claybourne were the first names of which character from the sitcom ‘Are You Being Served?’?
Answer: mr humphries
Question: The Thylacine, thought to be extinct, was a wolf living on which island?
Answer: tasmania
Question: Which 19th century artist illustrated Oscar Wilde's "Salome" and Pope's "Rape of the Lock"?
Answer: aubrey beardsley
Question: By what name is the 1931 naval mutiny at Cromarty Firth commonly known?
Answer: invergordon mutiny
Question: Which great composer's only ballets were 'The Creatures of Prometheus" and “Ritterballet”?
Answer: beethoven
Question: Which British Prime Minister was born in 1897 and first entered Parliament in 1923 as MP for Warwick & Leamington?
Answer: anthony eden
Question: The Kakapo, or Parrot Owl, is a near extinct bird living, in which country'?
Answer: new zealand
Question: Which Manchester University lecturer became the first President of Israel?
Answer: chaim weizmann
Question: Which song was a top 40 hit for both Nancy Sinatra in 1966 and Jessica Simpson in 2005?
Answer: these boots are made for walkin
Question: Which country, with a East Mediterranean coastline produces the red wine 'Chateau Musar1?
Answer: lebanon
Question: Who carved the tomb of Oscar Wilde in Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris?
Answer: jacob epstein
Question: Two shipping forecast areas touch the coast of Denmark: German Bight and which other?
Answer: fisher
Question: There were two Royal Navy mutinies in 1797, one at the Nore, where was the other?
Answer: spithead
Question: Which department store uses the slogan "Styling the Nation"?
Answer: debenhams
Question: Which U S state, known as “The Mainland State”, or “The Last Frontier”, has the forget-me-not as its state flower?
Answer: alaska
Question: Which US state, known as the Diamond State, or The First State, has the peach blossom as its state flower?
Answer: delaware
Question: """The Smoke that Thunders"" is the local name for which Geographical feature?"
Answer: victoria falls
Question: After which war did Britain gain Ceylon. Mauritius, Trinidad and Tobago?
Answer: napoleonic wars
Question: Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis founded which Internet telephone company?
Answer: skype
Question: Which famous scientist was offered the position of first President of Israel, but turned it down saying that he had no head for problems?
Answer: albert einstein
Question: What did Chuck Yeager do with 'Glamorous Glennis' in October 1947?
Answer: broke sound barrier
Question: Which famous author was the Queen Mother's jockey from 1952 to 1957?
Answer: dick francis
Question: Which 1960's group had the line-up Tony Crane, Billy Kinsley, John Banks and Aaron Williams?
Answer: merseybeats
Question: Which group recorded the 1969 hit album "Hot Buttered Soul"?
Answer: isaac hayes
Question: Which Roman emperor's last words were reputedly "What an artist the world is losing in me"?
Answer: nero
Question: """I Dreamed a Dream"" and ""Bring Him Home"" are two song from which musical?"
Answer: les miserables
Question: In which English town or City is Her Majesty's Prison Full Sutton?
Answer: york
Question: Which right wing American society is named after an American Officer lulled by Chinese Communists in 1945?
Answer: john birch society
Question: By what name is English singer-songwriter Florian Cloud de 3ounevialle O'Malley Armstrong (born 25 December 1971) better Known?
Answer: dido
Question: Which 1973 Oscar winning actor made his cinema debut in the 1953 film "It Should Happen to You"?
Answer: jack lemmon
Question: Which famous actor married Shakira Baksh in 1973?
Answer: michael caine
Question: What nationality is the Secretary General of the UN, Ban-Ki-Moon?
Answer: korean
Question: How did poet Alexander Pushkin die in 1837?
Answer: in duel
Question: Which famous singer married Debbie Rowe in 1986?
Answer: michael jackson
Question: Which 2000 mile-long river enters the sea at the top of the Gulf of California?
Answer: colorado
Question: Which Scottish football league club play its home games at Broadwood Stadium
Answer: clyde
Question: Patricia Routledge played Hetty Wainthrop on television which actor, who later became a Hobbit, played her young assistant?
Answer: dominic monaghan
Question: Which Roman emperor's last words were reputedly "I suppose I am now becoming a god"?
Answer: vespasian
Question: Who was Prime Minister of Malta from 1955 to 1962 and again from 1971 to 1984?
Answer: dom mintoff
Question: Which 1951 Oscar winning actor made his cinema debut in the 1930 film "A Devil with Women"?
Answer: humphrey bogart
Question: Name the secret society formed between 1854 and 1857 by Irish workers in the Pennsylvania mines?
Answer: molly maguires
Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare in which the following quote appears? "Cowards die many times before their deaths"
Answer: julius caesar
Question: Who was Prime Minister of Cyprus from 1960 to 1977?
Answer: archbishop makarios
Question: What nationality is the former Secretary General of the UN, Boutros- Boutros Ghali?
Answer: egyptian
Question: Name the Greek dish of vine leaves stuffed with rice, meat and herbs?
Answer: dolmades
Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare in which the following quote appears? "The lady doth protest too much"
Answer: hamlet
Question: Name the only one of Santa's reindeer named after another creature?
Answer: vixen
Question: Who was the 1st Premier of the Union of South Africa in 1910?
Answer: louis botha
Question: Trevor Eve played investigator Eddie Shoestring on television, which British film actor played the boss of the radio station he worked for?
Answer: michael medwin
Question: Which 2600 mile-long river flows near Timbuktu and flows into the Gulf of Guinea?
Answer: niger
Question: In heraldry, what name is given to a diamond shape?
Answer: lozenge
Question: The name of which company appears on the front of Everton F.C.'s jerseys?
Answer: chang
Question: Two other countries joined the 'Common Market' at the same time as the UK, Ireland and who?
Answer: denmark
Question: Which 'Oscar' nominated animator helped create 'Bugs Bunny', 'Daffy Duck' and the 'Road Runner'?
Answer: chuck jones
Question: Who was the voice behind the animated character 'Mr. Magoo'?
Answer: jim backus
Question: Which Viscount was the Whig Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1835 - 1841?
Answer: viscount melbourne
Question: Which Viscount was Liberal Prime Minister from 1855 - 1858 and again from 1859 - 1865?
Answer: viscount palmerston
Question: 'Coppergate', 'Swinegate' and 'Monks Cross' are all shopping centres in which English city?
Answer: york
Question: With 65 members in the 'Chamber of Counties' and 151members in the 'House of Representatives', the 'Sabor' is the parliament of which Eastern European country?
Answer: croatia
Question: In which English city will you find the 'Forum' and 'Meadowhall' shopping centres?
Answer: sheffield
Question: With 40 members in the 'Vece Republika' (Chamber of the Republics) and 138 members in the 'Vece Gradjana' (Chamber of Citizens), the Skupstina SRJ was the parliamentof which Central European country?
Answer: yugoslavia
Question: By what more familiar name do we know American 'Blues' singer Eleanora Fagan?
Answer: billie holiday
Question: What is the name of the Irish frame drum played with adouble ended drum stick?
Answer: bodhran
Question: Where did the biggest naval battle of the Second World War take place between the USA and Japan, from 24th to 26th October 1944?
Answer: leyte gulf
Question: Who wrote the play 'The Norman Conquests'?
Answer: alan ayckbourne
Question: 'Juno And The Paycock'is a play written by who?
Answer: sean o casey
Question: During WWII, 'Operation Chastise' was undertaken by the RAF, by what more familiar name is this operation now known?
Answer: dambusters raid
Question: What name is given to the box and string instrument that sounds when hit by a current of air?
Answer: aeolian harp
Question: What was the principle woodused by Thomas Chippendale during the eighteenth century?
Answer: mahogany
Question: What is the name of the bell used by 'Lloyds of London'?
Answer: lutine bell
Question: What type of covering,once often used on scientific instrument cases, is called 'Shagreen'?
Answer: sharkskin
Question: What is our equivalent to what the Americans call 'Scuttle-butt'?
Answer: gossip
Question: Who created the character 'Sgt. Ernest Bilko' played by Phil Silvers?
Answer: nat hiken
Question: Who published a report after a Public Enquiry into racial disturbances in South East London in April 1981?
Answer: lord scarman
Question: Who is the British counterpart of the American Rube Goldberg?
Answer: heath robinson
Question: What was the first name of the character 'Sgt. Pepper Anderson'in the series 'Police Woman'?
Answer: suzanne
Question: """It will be the greatest show on earth"", is attributed to which American showman after his merger with another show?"
Answer: p t barnum
Question: If you ordered 'Pollo' in an Italian restaurant, what would yoube eating?
Answer: chicken
Question: Which US state has a 'Golden Poppy' as the state flower?
Answer: california
Question: What fruity name did Gwyneth Paltrow give to her daughter, born in 2004?
Answer: apple
Question: Who played by the title role in the 2002 film comedy 'Maid In Manhattan'?
Answer: jennifer lopez
Question: Who recognised the "wind of change blowing through Africa"?
Answer: harold macmillan
Question: According to Arthurian Legend, who as well as Arthur, loved Guinevere?
Answer: lancelot
Question: Who was the Britishphysicist noted for his investigation of 'Black Holes'?
Answer: roger penrose
Question: In the game of 'Scrabble', how many points are awarded for the letter 'K'?
Answer: five points
Question: Who won an 'Oscar' for Best Director at the 2001 'Oscars'?
Answer: steven soderbergh
Question: What was the capital of Scotland from the 12th century to 1437?
Answer: perth
Question: In the Hindu religion, who is the goddess of destruction and the wife of Siva?
Answer: kali
Question: Which US state is nicknmaed the 'Centennial State'?
Answer: colorado
Question: Pompey the Great and Marcus Licinius Crassus were two members of the 'First Triumvirate' in 60 BC. Who was the third?
Answer: julius caesar
Question: What is the southern hemisphere's equivalent of the Aurora Borealis?
Answer: aurora australis
Question: The name of which James Thurber character has passed into language as a daydreaming fantasist?
Answer: walter mitty
Question: In which war was the Battle of Poitiers, fought?
Answer: hundred years war
Question: Which actress took the lead role in the films 'Kitty Foyle' (1940), 'Roxie Hart' (1942), and 'Magnificent Doll' (1946)?
Answer: ginger rogers
Question: Which British singer was the first white woman to be signed to the 'Tamla Motown' music label?
Answer: kiki dee
Question: Which city was the capital of India, until being replaced by Delhi in 1912?
Answer: calcutta
Question: Which eponymous heroine of an American novel is a byword for incurable optimism?
Answer: pollyanna
Question: Which actor took the lead roles in the films, 'Blade Runner', 'The Hitcher', and 'Flesh And Blood'?
Answer: rutger hauer
Question: What type of foodstuff are 'Shropshire Blue' and 'Limburger'?
Answer: cheeses
Question: Who replaced George Stephenson on the British £5.00 note in 2002?
Answer: elizabeth fry
Question: Which film studio produced the 'Tom and Jerry' cartoons?
Answer: metro goldwyn mayer mgm
Question: Common Salt is a compound formed from two elements; one is Sodium, which is the other?
Answer: chlorine
Question: Jacqui Abbot replaced Briana Corrigan in which pop group?
Answer: beautiful south