CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: Until 1903, what stimulant was added to Coca-Cola?
Answer: cocaine
Question: What is either a Black Sabbath song or a super hero?
Answer: iron man
Question: What was the hunchback of Notre Dame's name?
Answer: quasimodo
Question: What was New York serial killer David Berkowitz better known as?
Answer: son of sam
Question: What landmark was built for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle?
Answer: space needle
Question: What “live free or die” state has the lowest rate of seat belt use in the US?
Answer: new hampshire
Question: What is the subject of Al Gore's book "An Inconvenient Truth"?
Answer: global warming
Question: What type of animal ate Lindy Chamberlain's baby, in the Australian outback?
Answer: dingo
Question: Who played the young version of Vito Corleone in "The Godfather Part II"?
Answer: robert de niro
Question: What is the name for the second full moon in a calendar month?
Answer: blue moon
Question: A sousaphone is a marching version of what instrument?
Answer: tuba
Question: What is made from sulfur, charcoal, and saltpeter?
Answer: gunpowder
Question: Which country's royal family includes Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly?
Answer: monaco s
Question: The animal Megalodon went extinct 2.6 million years ago. What type of animal was it?
Answer: shark
Question: Who did Eva Braun marry on April 29, 1945?
Answer: adolf hitler
Question: In what video game did you battle Glass Joe, Bald Bull, and others before finally facing Mike Tyson?
Answer: punch out
Question: What "valley" is home to many tech companies including Apple, Google, and Facebook?
Answer: silicon
Question: What sport was featured in the movie "Invictus"?
Answer: rugby union
Question: What is both a breed of cattle and a stereotypical Scottish first name?
Answer: angus
Question: What beverage did the British Navy stop giving out with rations in 1970?
Answer: rum
Question: If George W. Bush were to have been impeached (and convicted), who would have become President?
Answer: dick cheney
Question: In addition to New York, London and Paris, what city is considered a “fashion capital”?
Answer: milan
Question: What actor was the voice of Woody in "Toy Story"?
Answer: tom hanks
Question: In what modern-day country did the Battle of Gallipoli take place?
Answer: turkey
Question: Hatha, Bikram, and Iyengar are forms of what?
Answer: yoga
Question: What popular spread is made of hazelnut, milk, and a hint of cocoa?
Answer: nutella
Question: What still-running TV show did Lorne Michaels create in 1975?
Answer: saturday night live
Question: Who was Anakin Skywalker's wife?
Answer: padmé amidala
Question: In Edgar Allan Poe's “The Raven”, what word does the raven say?
Answer: nevermore
Question: “A man a plan a canal Panama” is a famous example of what?
Answer: palindrome
Question: What comet passes near Earth every 76 years?
Answer: halley s comet
Question: What article of clothing is famously worn by Dracula and Superman?
Answer: cape
Question: Caviar is traditionally made from the eggs of what type of fish?
Answer: sturgeon
Question: What animal's milk is mozzarella cheese traditionally made from?
Answer: water buffalo
Question: What mythological figure inspires romantic love with his bow and arrow?
Answer: cupid
Question: What actor based his character in "Magic Mike" off of his own experience as a stripper?
Answer: channing tatum
Question: What is the slowest of the four Olympic swimming strokes?
Answer: breaststroke
Question: Who has won the most Daytona 500 races?
Answer: richard petty
Question: What was the nickname of Manfred von Richthofen, the top fighter ace in World War One?
Answer: red baron
Question: What disease killed approximately 40% of Europe's population in 1346-1353?
Answer: black death
Question: What was the name of the Hunchback of Notre Dame?
Answer: quasimodo
Question: In what U.S. state would you be most likely to find "Shave Ice"?
Answer: hawaii
Question: According to Biblical legend, what landed on Mt. Ararat?
Answer: noah s ark
Question: In the "Peanuts" comic strip, who is Linus's sister?
Answer: lucy
Question: What did Steve Fossett use to travel around the world in 2002?
Answer: balloon
Question: Among scuba divers, what is decompression sickness commonly known as?
Answer: bends
Question: What ended at 11am on November 11, 1918?
Answer: world war i
Question: What U.S. state is known as the Lone Star state?
Answer: texas
Question: What HBO fantasy show was the most-pirated show of 2012?
Answer: game of thrones
Question: Who are Athos, Porthos, and Aramis?
Answer: three musketeers
Question: A Fender Stratocaster is a type of what?
Answer: electric guitar
Question: Heirloom, Roma, and Pear are types of what?
Answer: tomato
Question: The song "Gangnam Style" was about a neighborhood in what city?
Answer: seoul
Question: What arthropod's name literally means "hundred feet"?
Answer: centipede
Question: What fictional character sings "It's not easy being green"?
Answer: kermit frog
Question: What unit of distance is approximately equal to 0.62 miles?
Answer: kilometer
Question: In what part of the world would you be most likely to see the sport of caber tossing?
Answer: scotland
Question: What comes in handlebar, toothbrush, and fu manchu varieties?
Answer: mustaches
Question: Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish celebration of what?
Answer: new year
Question: What do you call a piece of land that is surrounded on three sides by water?
Answer: peninsula
Question: Who suggested a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down?
Answer: mary poppins
Question: According to P.T. Barnum, there's a what born every minute?
Answer: sucker
Question: What element comes between Uranium and Plutonium in the periodic table?
Answer: neptunium
Question: What was the pen name of Samuel Langhorne Clemens?
Answer: mark twain
Question: What salt sea borders Jordan and is 433 meters below sea level?
Answer: dead sea
Question: Under what plant is it customary to kiss during the Christmas season?
Answer: mistletoe
Question: On what TV show would you see a van called the Mystery Machine?
Answer: scooby doo
Question: What 1978 horror film introduced Jamie Lee Curtis to the big screen?
Answer: halloween
Question: What fictional character visited Lilliput and Brobdingnag?
Answer: lemuel gulliver
Question: In what country did the movie "The Last King of Scotland" take place?
Answer: uganda
Question: Whose motto is "Semper Fidelis"?
Answer: us marine corps
Question: When Jack fell down and broke his crown, who came tumbling after?
Answer: jill
Question: Hatters were often “mad” because of exposure to what chemical element?
Answer: mercury
Question: Besides Mexico and Canada, what country is geographically closest to the United States?
Answer: russia
Question: In the US, the title esquire is used to describe a person who practices what profession?
Answer: law
Question: The star Betelgeuse is pronounced like what two English words?
Answer: beetle juice
Question: What country is home to 9 of the 10 most venomous types of snakes?
Answer: australia
Question: In the term "Valley Girl", what valley is being referred to?
Answer: san fernando
Question: What team has defeated the Washington Generals thousands of times?
Answer: harlem globetrotters
Question: In Genesis, what type of animal returns to Noah's Ark carrying an olive leaf?
Answer: dove
Question: What is the term for an economic downturn that is more severe than a recession?
Answer: depression
Question: Who painted "Guernica" and "The Old Guitarist"?
Answer: pablo picasso
Question: What city is connected to its northern neighbors by the Golden Gate Bridge?
Answer: san francisco
Question: If someone is in the Land of Nod, what are they doing?
Answer: sleeping
Question: According to legend, what Lady rode naked through Coventry to protest high taxes?
Answer: lady godiva
Question: Who were the workers at Willy Wonka's chocolate factory?
Answer: oompa loompas
Question: What cult leader was inspired by the Beatles' song "Helter Skelter"?
Answer: charles manson
Question: Capellini, Tagliatelle and Ditalini are types of what?
Answer: pasta
Question: Where do basketball's Globetrotters supposedly hail from?
Answer: harlem
Question: What is the most famous trophy in the sport of yacht racing?
Answer: america s cup
Question: What is the only ancient wonder of the world that still exists?
Answer: great pyramid of giza
Question: What animal is the offspring of a male donkey and female horse?
Answer: mule
Question: What type of animal is Punxsutawney Phil?
Answer: groundhog
Question: What childhood disease is a softening of bones due to malnutrition?
Answer: rickets
Question: What word describes an organism with an absence of pigment in the skin?
Answer: albino
Question: In addition to sapphire, what gemstone is a variety of the mineral corundum?
Answer: ruby
Question: What 2013 Pixar movie is a prequel to Monsters Inc.?
Answer: monsters university
Question: What is the common term for Myocardial Infarction?
Answer: heart attack
Question: What does the Jewish holiday Rosh Hashanah celebrate?
Answer: new year
Question: What South American city has the best-known Carnival celebration?
Answer: rio de janeiro
Question: What comic strip features characters named Jughead and Veronica?
Answer: archie
Question: What TV chef co-authored "Mastering the Art of French Cooking"?
Answer: julia child
Question: What "Wizard of Oz" character wants a brain?
Answer: scarecrow
Question: What exam must be passed to practice law in the U.S.?
Answer: bar exam
Question: What country inspired Starbucks - but has no Starbucks in it?
Answer: italy
Question: What word is repeated before "toil and trouble" in "Macbeth"?
Answer: double
Question: In addition to sine and cosine, what is the third main function of trigonometry?
Answer: tangent
Question: Traditionally, when a man bows a woman will do what?
Answer: curtsey
Question: What country's unofficial national anthem is "Waltzing Matilda"?
Answer: australia
Question: What rock band released the albums "Sticky Fingers" and "Beggar's Banquet"?
Answer: rolling stones
Question: What does the Latin term "Annus Horribilis" means in English?
Answer: horrible year
Question: What religious movement started in Jamaica in the 1930's?
Answer: rastafari
Question: What part of speech are the words, "and", "or", and "but"?
Answer: conjunction
Question: What Germanic language was once the most commonly-spoken language among European Jews?
Answer: yiddish
Question: What Norse god is known as a "trickster god"?
Answer: loki
Question: On what type of building would you be most likely to find a "flying buttress"?
Answer: church
Question: What type of collectible, featuring Honus Wagner, was sold for $2.8 million in 2007?
Answer: baseball card
Question: What is Judi Dench's title in the British honours system?
Answer: dame
Question: What landlocked African country is also a men's name in the English language?
Answer: chad
Question: What U.S. state is closest to London, geographically?
Answer: maine
Question: What city was captured at the end of the First Crusade in 1099?
Answer: jerusalem
Question: Besides tennis, what sport can be played at Wimbledon's All England Club?
Answer: croquet
Question: What type of doors did the DeLorean in "Back to the Future" have?
Answer: gull wing
Question: Who have fought from the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli?
Answer: u s marines
Question: What was stolen from the Louvre in 1911?
Answer: mona lisa
Question: Who painted "The Old Guitarist" during his blue period?
Answer: pablo picasso
Question: Who lived by the sea in a land called Honah Lee?
Answer: puff magic dragon
Question: Who directed "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Edward Scissorhands"?
Answer: tim burton
Question: What country heats most of its buildings with geothermal energy?
Answer: iceland
Question: What Frankish king was crowned emperor on Christmas day in 800 A.D.?
Answer: charlemagne
Question: What actress was on the cover of the first issue of Playboy?
Answer: marilyn monroe
Question: What is the most popular breed of dog in the United States?
Answer: labrador retriever
Question: What is the name of the Japanese art of growing miniature trees?
Answer: bonsai
Question: What Teamsters union leader mysteriously disappeared in 1975?
Answer: jimmy hoffa
Question: What species interbred with humans in Europe and Asia before going extinct around 30,000 B.C.?
Answer: neanderthal
Question: What U.S. state has the highest average elevation at 6,800 feet?
Answer: colorado
Question: In what sport might you experience a "sticky wicket" or a "wicked googly"?
Answer: cricket
Question: Who said "I'm strong to the finish, 'cause I eats me Spinach"?
Answer: popeye
Question: Pont Neuf is the oldest bridge in Paris. What does its name mean?
Answer: new bridge
Question: In 2012, Felix Baumgartner became the first person to break the sound barrier doing what?
Answer: skydiving
Question: What country banned the sale of chewing gum in 2004?
Answer: singapore
Question: What Greek titan was chained to a rock as punishment for giving fire to mankind?
Answer: prometheus
Question: What is the only Grand Slam tennis tournament to be played on clay courts?
Answer: french open
Question: If you land at John Lennon airport, what city are you in?
Answer: liverpool
Question: What industry's four capitals are New York, London, Paris and Milan?
Answer: fashion
Question: What food is made with lady fingers, coffee, mascarpone, and cocoa (among other ingredients)?
Answer: tiramisu
Question: What breed of dog is Scooby-Doo?
Answer: great dane
Question: What chemical, often added to tap water, greatly reduces the rate of tooth decay?
Answer: fluoride
Question: What product once featured a much-loathed "assistant" named Clippy?
Answer: microsoft office
Question: In 2014, a Boeing 777 mysteriously disappeared over the Indian Ocean. What country did it take off from?
Answer: malaysia
Question: What U.S. grocery chain has been humorously referred to as "Whole Paycheck"?
Answer: whole foods
Question: In what movie did Meryl Streep play a character inspired by Vogue editor Anna Wintour?
Answer: devil wears prada
Question: What term refers to dipping food into a communal pot of melted cheese?
Answer: fondue
Question: Who is (usually) pursued by Blinky, Inky, Pinky and Clyde?
Answer: pac man
Question: Who famously wore a pink Chanel suit and a pillbox hat?
Answer: jacqueline kennedy
Question: What country built a 1,000 mile fence to prevent the spread of rabbits? (it didn't work)
Answer: australia
Question: After corn, what is the most-planted crop in the United States?
Answer: soybeans
Question: What type of meat is used to make wiener schnitzel?
Answer: veal
Question: What phase of the moon comes after "waning crescent"?
Answer: new moon
Question: Who wrote "Around the World in Eighty Days" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"?
Answer: jules verne
Question: What Pacific island was visited by the HMS Bounty and Paul Gauguin?
Answer: tahiti
Question: What disease is characterized by the body's inability to produce or respond to insulin?
Answer: diabetes
Question: What great island sank into the Atlantic Ocean, according to Plato?
Answer: atlantis
Question: What is the only U.S. state whose name starts with the letter F?
Answer: florida
Question: In what country do people say "Kanpai" when making a toast?
Answer: japan
Question: Who has appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated a record 50 times?
Answer: michael jordan
Question: What potent greenhouse gas is produced by the digestive systems of cattle?
Answer: methane
Question: Who narrated "March of the Penguins" and "The Shawshank Redemption"?
Answer: morgan freeman
Question: If someone is eating "longpig" what type of flesh are they eating?
Answer: human
Question: What band recorded the song "Where the Streets Have No Name"?
Answer: u2
Question: What "magic words" did Ali Baba use to enter the den of the forty thieves?
Answer: open sesame
Question: What instant messaging service did Facebook purchase for $19 billion in 2014?
Answer: whatsapp
Question: What organization was led by Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Kofi Annan?
Answer: united nations
Question: What island did Captain Cook discover, before being killed by the people who already lived there?
Answer: hawaii
Question: What was famously built in 1961 and demolished in 1989?
Answer: berlin wall
Question: What company purchased the rights to the Star Wars franchise in 2012?
Answer: disney
Question: What is another name for Rome's "Flavian Amphitheatre"?
Answer: colosseum
Question: What Australian soap opera has aired for since 1985 and once starred Kylie Minogue?
Answer: neighbours
Question: What aquatic animal can live to be 100 years old in the wild, but usually dies before age 30 in captivity?
Answer: orca
Question: If something is simian, what type of animal does it resemble?
Answer: ape
Question: What U.S. state is most strongly associated with Bourbon whiskey?
Answer: kentucky
Question: What insecticide caused a major reduction in bald eagle populations until 1972?
Answer: ddt
Question: What creature lived at the center of the labyrinth?
Answer: minotaur
Question: What model/rapper had a #1 hit in 2014 with her song "Fancy"?
Answer: iggy azalea
Question: What kooky movie character, portrayed by Johnny Depp, was skilled at topiary?
Answer: edward scissorhands
Question: What "be" word refers to men's clothing that is custom-made by a tailor?
Answer: bespoke
Question: On what would you find a field, motto, crest, and escutcheon?
Answer: coat of arms
Question: What color, starting with M, is also referred to as fuchsia?
Answer: magenta
Question: What has been given the nickname "La Ville-Lumière"?
Answer: paris
Question: What is the last name of Donatella, Gianni, and Allegra ?
Answer: versace
Question: By volume of water, what is the largest lake in Scotland?
Answer: loch ness
Question: What is the world's biggest freshwater lake by volume?
Answer: lake baikal
Question: Besides the Caucasus, what mountain range forms the border of Europe and Asia?
Answer: ural mountains
Question: What city was famously built on Palatine, Capitoline, and five other hills?
Answer: rome
Question: What English spa town was known to the Romans as Aquae Sulis?
Answer: bath
Question: What U.S. military base is located on the island of Cuba?
Answer: guantánamo bay
Question: Besides Cape Town and Bloemfontein, what city is a capital of South Africa?
Answer: pretoria
Question: What group of Caribbean islands includes St. Croix, St. Thomas, and Tortola?
Answer: virgin islands
Question: In what city would you find the district of Pudong, home to the world's second tallest building?
Answer: shanghai
Question: What part of France is located on the continent of South America?
Answer: french guiana
Question: What is Canada's largest, newest, and least populated territory?
Answer: nunavut
Question: What group of islands are controlled by the United Kingdom, but claimed by Argentina?
Answer: falkland islands
Question: What peninsula is split in half by a "demilitarized zone"?
Answer: korea
Question: The island of Majorca has a name that means "larger island". Which island is the "smaller island"?
Answer: minorca
Question: What is the world's biggest river, by volume of water discharged?
Answer: amazon
Question: What country is nearest to the French territory of St. Pierre and Miquelon?
Answer: canada
Question: What salty lake is located at 1,388 ft below sea level?
Answer: dead sea
Question: What city did Brigham Young found in 1847?
Answer: salt lake city
Question: What volcano exploded in 1883 with the force of 200 megatons of TNT?
Answer: krakatoa
Question: According to legend, what mountain was the home of the Greek gods?
Answer: mount olympus
Question: What is the Southern Hemisphere's equivalent to the Tropic of Cancer?
Answer: tropic of capricorn
Question: What volcano in Washinton state erupted in 1980, killing 57 people?
Answer: mount st helens
Question: What is the largest city in the Midlands region of England?
Answer: birmingham
Question: The Adirondack and Blue Ridge ranges are part of what larger mountain range?
Answer: appalachian
Question: What was the former name of Ho Chi Minh city?
Answer: saigon
Question: Every year, the Spanish town of Buñol has a food fight. What type of food is thrown?
Answer: tomatoes
Question: What is the westernmost region of France? (not counting overseas territories)
Answer: brittany
Question: What is the name for Russian exclave that borders Lithuania and Poland?
Answer: kaliningrad
Question: What was the world's tallest building in 1950?
Answer: empire state building
Question: What building is famously located at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave?
Answer: white house
Question: In what city would you find the Kowloon peninsula?
Answer: hong kong
Question: What uninhabited island was settled by HMS Bounty mutineers?
Answer: pitcairn island
Question: Near what major American city is Lake Pontchartrain located?
Answer: new orleans
Question: What valley is the site of the Earth's highest-ever recorded temperature, 134°F?
Answer: death valley
Question: If measured from its base on the sea floor, what mountain is the world's tallest?
Answer: mauna kea
Question: What is the Rome's Flavian Amphitheatre better known as?
Answer: colosseum
Question: What famous event for daredevils happens in Pamplona, Spain?
Answer: running of bulls
Question: What ethnic group does the ETA separatist movement claim to represent?
Answer: basques
Question: What ocean current brings warm water from the Gulf of Mexico to Europe?
Answer: gulf stream
Question: On what Turkish mountain is Noah's ark often said to have landed?
Answer: mount ararat
Question: What group sacked Baghdad in 1258, ending the Islamic Golden Age?
Answer: mongols
Question: Who is the namesake of the country of Bolivia?
Answer: simón bolívar
Question: What epic poem is thought to be the oldest in the English language?
Answer: beowulf
Question: What country used Molotov cocktails in their war with the Soviets?
Answer: finland
Question: What ancient empire was led by Xerxes, Cyrus, and Darius?
Answer: persia
Question: What empire had its capital at Tenochtitlan?
Answer: aztec empire
Question: In what war was Washington D.C. burned?
Answer: war of 1812
Question: Who was the most notorious member of the Ba'ath Party?
Answer: saddam hussein
Question: What English King fought in the Crusades and battled against Saladin?
Answer: richard lionheart
Question: What creature was used for the medical treatment of bloodletting?
Answer: leeches
Question: What plant, imported from the New World, changed the face of Italian cooking?
Answer: tomato
Question: What composer died while composing a Requiem in 1791?
Answer: wolfgang amadeus mozart
Question: What was the state religion of the Persian empires?
Answer: zoroastrianism
Question: Who famously wore a pink Chanel suit and matching pillbox hat?
Answer: jackie kennedy
Question: Who was killed in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914?
Answer: franz ferdinand
Question: What German kingdom was ruled by Ludwig II, builder of the famous Neuschwanstein castle?
Answer: bavaria
Question: What country was personally owned (and abused) by King Leopold of Belgium?
Answer: congo
Question: What group, established after WWI, was a failed predecessor to the United Nations?
Answer: league of nations
Question: What industrialist became the world's first billionaire - thanks to his monopoly on the US oil industry?
Answer: john d rockefeller
Question: What was the Democratic Republic of the Congo called from 1971-1997?
Answer: zaire
Question: What Italian adventurer wrote about his 24 year journey from Venice to China and back?
Answer: marco polo
Question: What crime was Al Capone convicted of in 1931?
Answer: tax evasion
Question: The words "tsar" and "kaiser" are derived from what Latin word?
Answer: caesar
Question: What Mexican general redistributed land to the poor and raided the U.S.?
Answer: pancho villa
Question: From which empire did Greece gain its independece, in 1830?
Answer: ottoman empire
Question: What volcano destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum?
Answer: mount vesuvius
Question: What Greek genius said "Eureka" in the bathtub and is said to have invented a death ray?
Answer: archimedes
Question: Who is the father of the modern country of Turkey?
Answer: mustafa kemal atatürk