CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: Who were the last team in the 20th century to win the FA Cup wearing stripes
Answer: coventry city
Question: Which insect gives off the froth known as cuckoo spit
Answer: froghopper
Question: The London store Harrods describes itself as Harrods of where
Answer: knightsbridge
Question: What is the name of the Motown record company's country label
Answer: hitsville
Question: In the 50's western series Maverick who played Beau the English Maverick cousin
Answer: roger moore
Question: Who duetted with Kenny Rogers on Islands In The Stream
Answer: dolly parton
Question: What Johnny Cash song did Blondie sing in the film Roadie
Answer: ring of fire
Question: Who wrote The Tales Of Hoffman and Orpheus In The Underworld
Answer: offenbach
Question: Bougainville is the largest of which group of islands
Answer: solomons
Question: 25What disease is also known as wool sorter's disease
Answer: anthrax
Question: Which British aircraft manufacturer built the World War Two fighter the Defiant
Answer: boulton paul
Question: In which city would you be able to view the Pablo Picasso masterpiece Guernica
Answer: madrid
Question: Which club has won the French football league title but is not actually in French territory
Answer: as monaco
Question: Which English boxer lost World Championship bouts to Muhammad Ali and Floyd Patterson
Answer: brian london
Question: In which David Bowie song which charted in 1980 does Major Tom become a junkie
Answer: ashes to ashes
Question: Who was the first woman to be appointed Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
Answer: queen mother
Question: What type of pastry is used to make Baklava, a sweet dessert produced in Greece and Turkey
Answer: filo
Question: What trophy is at stake when Australia play the West Indies at test cricket
Answer: worrell trophy
Question: Which racket sport takes place in an area measuring 32 ft x 21 ft with a ball weighing 24 grammes
Answer: squash
Question: In which film did Dolly Parton make her starring debut
Answer: nine to five
Question: How many times was Clark Gable nominated for the Oscar for Best Actor
Answer: three
Question: What was the name of the bride in the 1998 film Bride of Chucky
Answer: tiffany
Question: Who played the President of the United States in the film Dr. Strangelove
Answer: peter sellers
Question: What was the name of the dog in the novel Three Men in a Boat
Answer: montmorency
Question: What was Elvis Presley's only UK number one with a one word title
Answer: surrender
Question: Who played the theme music for the TV series Have Gun Will Travel
Answer: duane eddy
Question: What was the name of the cheap record singles label that Woolworths brought out to sell cover versions of hit songs
Answer: embassy
Question: The 2012 Paralympics Closing Ceremony featured an extended set by which British band
Answer: coldplay
Question: As at 2012 what 115-island Indian Ocean nation has the smallest population (about 86,000) of any African country
Answer: seychelles
Question: Discounting Australia which is the largest island in the world (Geographers insist on calling it a continental land mass to me it is still an island)
Answer: greenland
Question: Following a military coup in 1987, which island group in the South Pacific allowed its membership of the Commonwealth to lapse
Answer: fiji
Question: Which actor who played Superman in the films became a quadriplegic and has since died
Answer: christopher reeve
Question: In which of Shakespeare's plays are the title character's last words 'the rest is silence'
Answer: hamlet
Question: In the film The Truman Show what is Truman's surname
Answer: burbank
Question: In which country was the former Oxo advert actress Lynda Bellingham born
Answer: tv
Question: Which TV series co-starred Pauline Quirke and Warren Clarke as Faith and Brian Addis
Answer: down to earth
Question: Which Olympic event in 1900 left around 300 creatures dead
Answer: pigeon shooting
Question: Which chemical element is represented by the letter Y in the periodic table
Answer: yttrium
Question: The fictional characters William Dobbin and Rawdon Crawley appear in which novel
Answer: vanity fair
Question: Which 1999 film starring Tom Hanks is set in a Louisiana prison
Answer: green mile
Question: Which fruit plays a role in the downfall of Captain Queeg in the film 'The Caine Mutiny
Answer: strawberries
Question: Who had a top ten hit in 1965 with Game Of Love
Answer: wayne fontana
Question: What was Jim Reeves first UK top ten hit (1963)
Answer: welcome to my world
Question: Which manager took Liverpool FC to six league titles and three European Cup wins
Answer: bob paisley
Question: What is the line of longitude lying at 0 degrees known as
Answer: greenwich meridian
Question: Which weapon of warfare was invented by Robert Whitehead in 1866
Answer: torpedo
Question: Which female newsreader threw a glass of wine over Tory MP Jonathan Aitken in 1983
Answer: anna ford
Question: Who had a 2015 hit song with Want to Want Me
Answer: jason derulo
Question: Who replaced Florence Ballard in the Supremes
Answer: cindy birdsong
Question: Orangeman’s day in Northern Ireland celebrates victory in which battle
Answer: battle of boyne
Question: Which Wild West legend was fired as sheriff of Wichita for pocketing fines he'd collected
Answer: wyatt earp
Question: Xylography is the art of engraving on which natural substance
Answer: wood
Question: Who was the first person to be buried in Poet's Corner in Westminster Abbey
Answer: geoffrey chaucer
Question: What motorway crosses the Pennines linking the A1 with Manchester
Answer: m62
Question: Who was the first man to captain coach and manage the England cricket team and also serve on the board of selectors
Answer: ray illingworth
Question: You have all eaten Fray Bentos products but in which country is Fray Bentos
Answer: uruguay
Question: In which form of music might you hear a paper and comb or a washboard being played
Answer: skiffle
Question: What is the theme song from Absolutely Fabulous
Answer: this wheel s on fire
Question: Name the Glasgow-born guitar virtuoso and 1960s founder of the band Pentangle who died age 67 in 2011
Answer: bert jansch
Question: Who was Bjorn Borg's opponent when he won his fourth Wimbledon singles title
Answer: roscoe tanner
Question: Who played Jerry Lee Lewis in the biopic of his life called Great Balls of Fire
Answer: dennis quaid
Question: In the 2004 film biopic Beyond the Sea, Kevin Spacey plays which 1960s singer
Answer: bobby darin
Question: Who played Tina Turner in the 1993 biopic What's Love Got to Do with It
Answer: angela bassett
Question: Who played boxer James Braddock in the 2005 biopic Cinderella Man
Answer: russell crowe
Question: Cressida is a moon of which planet in the Solar System
Answer: uranus
Question: Who played Fliss Hawthorne in the TV sitcom The Cuckoo Waltz
Answer: diane keen
Question: What musical instrument was invented by Johann Christophe Denner
Answer: clarinet
Question: Which action painter was often referred to as Jack The Dripper
Answer: jackson pollock
Question: Besides Wembley which other London venue was used in the 1966 World Cup finals
Answer: white city
Question: Actor Norman Lumsden's most famous role was in an advert, who did he play
Answer: jr hartley
Question: What is Russian billionaire industrialist Roman Abramovich's investment corporation called
Answer: millhouse capital
Question: Which super group were originally called the 'New Yardbirds'
Answer: led zeppelin
Question: Which former soap star had a hit in 1993 with This Is It
Answer: dannii minogue
Question: With an average ground level of 1.5 meters above sea level, what Asian island nation is the lowest country in the world
Answer: maldives
Question: How is the England island of Kerkira better known to holiday makers
Answer: corfu
Question: In 1949 which became the first stately home in England to open to the public
Answer: longleat
Question: Eaton Hall in Cheshire has been the seat of which ducal family since the 1440's
Answer: duke of westminster
Question: Powderham Castle is the seat of the earls of which county
Answer: devon
Question: Who won the Oscar for best director for the 1996 film The English Patient
Answer: anthony minghella
Question: What is the emblem of the Rainforest Alliance, which promotes and certifies sustainable rainforest business globally
Answer: green frog
Question: Who wrote the poems Kublai Khan and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Answer: samuel taylor coleridge
Question: What US politician's 1996 autobiography was called 'Dreams From my Father'
Answer: barack obama
Question: Which all girl group had top ten hits in the eighties with Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Me Goodbye and Venus
Answer: bananarama
Question: Which Shakespeare play was the musical Kiss Me Kate based on
Answer: taming of shrew
Question: Which female singer had a top ten hit in 1986 with French Kissing In The USA
Answer: debbie harry
Question: Whose record did Babe Ruth break when he hit 60 home runs in 1927
Answer: his own
Question: What was the name of the barge that carried the Queen during the river pageant in June 2012
Answer: spirit of chartwel
Question: What part of the body would be protected by a piece of armour called a tasset
Answer: upper thigh
Question: Who played Oliver Smallbridge in the eighties Australia sitcom Never The Twain
Answer: windsor davies
Question: To which song did the guys finally strip in The Full Monty
Answer: you can leave your hat on
Question: For which Australia series did Michael Gambon win a Best Actor BAFTA in 1987
Answer: singing detective
Question: What word is used to describe any straight line from the centre of a circle to the circumference
Answer: radius
Question: What is a triangle called that has three equal sides and three equal angles
Answer: equilateral triangle
Question: In trigonometry, what is calculated by the adjacent over the hypotenuse
Answer: cosine
Question: What kind of animal is Olivia Newton John riding on the cover of her Physical album
Answer: dolphin
Question: Battersea Power Station in London appears on the cover of which Pink Floyd album
Answer: animals
Question: Which Beatle holds a trumpet on the Sergeant Pepper album cover
Answer: ringo
Question: Which Oasis album cover shows a Rolls Royce in a swimming pool
Answer: be here now
Question: The American contract Killer Richard Leonard Kulinski was known by what cold sounding name
Answer: iceman
Question: What was the name of the wife of convicted serial killer Dr Harold Shipman, who murdered over 200 OAP's in his home town of Hyde in Cheshire
Answer: primrose
Question: Who is Alexander Armstrong's comedy partner, who also starred in the first series of TV show Death In Paradise
Answer: ben miller
Question: Which fictional TV family lived at 704 Hauser Street, Queen's, New York
Answer: bunkers
Question: Who won the Best Actor BAFTA in 1993 for his part in Shadowlands
Answer: anthony hopkins
Question: Who directed the 1972 film the Mechanic starring Charles Bronson
Answer: michael winner
Question: What word prefixes business, room, and case, to produce three other words
Answer: show
Question: Glenridding and Pooley Bridge stand at opposite ends of which lake in the Lake District
Answer: ullswater
Question: From which musical did the Oscar winning song Cheek To Cheek appear
Answer: top hat
Question: What was the first UK number one for Barbra Streisand
Answer: woman in love
Question: Who played harmonica on Chaka Khan's hit I Feel For You
Answer: stevie wonder
Question: Who did Frank Bruno first fight for the Heavyweight Title of the World
Answer: tim witherspoon
Question: At which football league ground can you sit in the Geoffrey Watling Stand
Answer: carrow road
Question: What was the name of the disastrous musical based on the life of Johnny Cash that ended on Broadway after only a month
Answer: ring of fire
Question: What were the names of the first two monkeys to return from space
Answer: able and baker
Question: What is the study of symbols and the rules for manipulating symbols in mathematics called
Answer: algebra
Question: What is the link between Blue Peter, Pearl Diver and Sir Peter Teazle
Answer: derby winners
Question: Murder on the Calais Coach was the American title of which novel
Answer: murder on orient express
Question: Who wrote the novel The Last of the Mohicans, first published in 1820
Answer: james fenimore cooper
Question: What was the sequel of the book The Silence of the Lambs
Answer: hannibal
Question: Near which town is the famous Stoke Mandeville hospital
Answer: aylesbury
Question: In what part of the body would you suffer from Nystagmus
Answer: eye
Question: What disease is known by the symptoms of a rash and a strawberry coloured tongue
Answer: scarlet fever
Question: An acronym used in the USA what is a W.A.S.P.
Answer: white anglo saxon protestant
Question: Southpaw to us means a boxer who leads with his right hand; but in which sport did the term originate
Answer: baseball
Question: Who led Czechoslovakia before the 1968 Soviet invasion
Answer: alexander dubcek
Question: What is the name of the Hotel Inspector in the Channel 5 TV series
Answer: alex polizzi
Question: Seen on the credits of TV and films what is the function of a Foley Artist
Answer: sound effects
Question: What is the popular nickname of the Yeomen of the Guard
Answer: beefeaters
Question: By what nickname was American gangster Lester Gillis known
Answer: baby face nelson
Question: What is the name of the island in Poole Harbour
Answer: brownsea island
Question: What is the Flavium Amphitheatre the correct name for
Answer: colosseum
Question: In which Woody Allen film do a pair of burglars answer the phone and become random contestants in a phone in quiz show
Answer: radio days
Question: Where did Philippe Cozette and Graham Fagg meet on December the first 1990
Answer: under english channel
Question: What is the nationality of Chelsy Davy, former girlfriend of Prince Harry
Answer: zimbabwean
Question: What is the sun likely to end up as after the red giant phase
Answer: white dwarf
Question: What was the Roman coin that was worth a quarter of a denarius
Answer: sesterce
Question: Who took Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini to number one in 1990
Answer: bombalurina
Question: In which musical does the song The Worst Pies In London appear
Answer: sweeney todd demon barber of fleet street
Question: Who wrote 'The Times They Are A Changin'
Answer: bob dylan
Question: Which 1981 Duran Duran music video was banned by the BBC
Answer: girls on film
Question: Lewis Carroll the author of the Alice stories was an Oxford don, what was his subject
Answer: mathematics
Question: What was advertised with the slogan It's slightly rippled with a flat underside
Answer: cadbury s boost
Question: What was the name of Tom's wife in the TV sitcom The Good Life
Answer: barbara
Question: Which English town or city was the first to introduce a congestion charge on 1 October 2002
Answer: durham
Question: Residents of which English town are known as Monkeyhangers
Answer: hartlepool
Question: Which TV presenter was the first to win the coveted "Rear of the Year" for a second time in 2014
Answer: carol vorderman
Question: Which Blur album their first for 12 years reached the top of the charts in May 2015
Answer: magic whip
Question: What four words did the Queen say as part of the 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony in the video scene at Buckingham Palace
Answer: good evening mr bond
Question: When he was reworking the Mona Lisa what did Salvadore Dali add to it
Answer: moustache
Question: Which championship team beat Stoke City 4-1 in 2015 thereby knocking them out of the FA Cup
Answer: blackburn rovers
Question: In the group Echo and The Bunnymen who or what is Echo
Answer: drum machine
Question: What was Blondie's last UK number one
Answer: maria in 1999
Question: What do the locals call the cloud that covers Table Mountain in Cape Town
Answer: tablecloth
Question: MBE, OBE, CBE which is the highest honour
Answer: cbe
Question: Who played Prince Feisal in the epic film 'Lawrence of Arabia'
Answer: alec guinness
Question: Who wrote about a mongoose called Ricki Tikki Tavi
Answer: rudyard kipling
Question: WE FATTEN HIGH MOTHERS (Shakespeare)
Answer: taming of shrew
Question: What is the Beverley Hills Diet developed by Judy Mazel based on
Answer: fruit
Question: What redhead failed Weight Watchers at age 19, only to become its spokesperson 19 years later
Answer: sarah ferguson
Question: What did Buster Bloodvessel call the hotel he owned in Margate
Answer: fatty towers
Question: Doctor Herman Tarnower was responsible for which well known diet
Answer: scarsdale diet
Question: In the Fatty Arbuckle murder case what was the name of the victim
Answer: virginia
Question: Which British super Middleweight champion announced his retirement in July 2015
Answer: carl froch
Question: Developed as a new town in 1963 which Shropshire town is named after a Scottish engineer
Answer: telford
Question: Which role was played by Tim McInerny on TV's 'Blackadder IV'
Answer: captain darling
Question: In Greek mythology what were the mythical sea nymphs called that tried to lure Ulysses onto the rocks
Answer: sirens
Question: Which type of aeroplanes were used by the Argentine Air Force to launch Exocet missiles
Answer: super etendards
Question: Which dry gin was created by James Burroughs in Chelsea in 1862
Answer: beefeater
Question: England crushed Australia in the 2015 4th Ashes test. Who had bowling figures of 8 for 15 in the 1st innings
Answer: stuart broad
Question: Who was Bonnie Parker's murderous accomplice in the nineteen thirties
Answer: clyde barrow
Question: What is usually added to Pernod before it is drank by the French
Answer: water
Question: Which group had a number one album in 1978 with Rumours
Answer: fleetwood mac
Question: Which bones were used in the manufacture of the farthingale which were worn under ladies dresses
Answer: whalebone
Question: To which Berkshire destination did the C.N.D. march from London each Easter beginning in the late 1950s
Answer: aldermaston
Question: What is the name of Johnny Depp's character in Pirates of the Caribbean
Answer: jack sparrow
Question: Which famous architect was born in the Wiltshire village of East Knoyle
Answer: sir christopher wren
Question: What was Little Eva's follow up dance to The Locomotion
Answer: turkey trot
Question: What was the name of the character played by Jodie Foster in Silence of the Lambs
Answer: clarice starling
Question: What was the former name of Jaguar motors
Answer: swallow sidecar company
Question: Who did Eddie George succeed as Governor of the Bank of England
Answer: robin leigh pemberton
Question: Which disciple did not believe Jesus was alive until he had touched the hole in his hands
Answer: thomas
Question: Who played the unscrupulous Damien Day in the TV series Drop The Dead Donkey
Answer: stephen tompkinson
Question: What was the first UK number one for Cornershop
Answer: brimful of asha
Question: What is the colour of the stripe on the trousers of a Mountie's dress uniform
Answer: yellow
Question: In 1967, which airline became the first all-jet airline
Answer: twa
Question: You get nothing for a pair was a Bruce Forsyth catchphrase in which programme
Answer: play your cards right
Question: Which former American state governor has children called Track, Bristol, Willow, Piper, and Trig
Answer: sarah palin
Question: Actor Neil Burgess plays Barry Scott in the UK television commercial for which cleaning product
Answer: cillit bang
Question: On the Beatles Sergeant Pepper album cover who is the sergeant
Answer: ringo starr
Question: By what name did Tery Nelhams become well known
Answer: adam faith
Question: Who was the father of the apostles James and John who were sometimes known as the sons of thunder
Answer: zebedee
Question: How many VC's were awarded in the Falkland's war
Answer: two
Question: Who wrote the poem The Pied Piper of Hamelin
Answer: robert browning
Question: If an angler caught a fully grown roach and a perch which one would be the biggest
Answer: perch
Question: What was the only UK hit for The Pipkins
Answer: gimme dat ding
Question: What is the name of the award given for crossing the Atlantic by sea in the fastest time
Answer: blue riband
Question: Who duetted with Tom Jones on the 1999 version of Baby It's Cold Outside
Answer: cerys matthews
Question: Name either one of the beavers in The Angry Beavers Children's TV show
Answer: norbert and daggett
Question: In which TV series did Guy Williams and June Lockheart play John and Maureen Robinson
Answer: lost in space
Question: In mathematics what does the symbol that looks like a number 8 lying on its side mean
Answer: infinity
Question: Who is managing Real Madrid at the moment (January 13th 2016)
Answer: zinedine zidane
Question: Who did Princess Margaret decide not to marry in 1955
Answer: group captain peter townsend
Question: What was the name of Mitch's son in Baywatch
Answer: hobie
Question: What kitchen tool was invented my William Lyman in 1870
Answer: tin opener
Question: Which British group had a top ten hit in 1966 with No Milk Today
Answer: herman s hermits
Question: What was the name of the ship in the radio programme The Navy Lark
Answer: hms troutbridge
Question: In which European country does the goat’s cheese called Vare originate
Answer: spain
Question: Who writes the books about the Swedish Policeman Kurt Wallander
Answer: henning mankell
Question: Yellowknife, the capital city and largest community of the Northwest Territories, Canada, is located on which lake
Answer: great slave lake
Question: Composer Felix Mendelssohn had a musical sister what was her christian name
Answer: fanny
Question: Serbian Pule cheese, said to be the world's most expensive is made from the milk of what animal
Answer: donkey
Question: Which Grand Slam event did tennis player Pete Sampras fail to win
Answer: french open
Question: What was the name of the nanny allegedly murdered by Lord Lucan
Answer: sandra rivett
Question: Something About You and Lessons In Love were top ten hits for which group
Answer: level 42
Question: Who had a number one album in 1987 with Nothing Like The Sun
Answer: sting
Question: What word prefixes the following to make five different words: habit, jury, sect, stance, tense
Answer: in
Question: Who played Jessica Tandy's son in the film Driving Miss Daisy
Answer: dan aykroyd
Question: Which football team has won the European Cup more times than it has won its own country's top league
Answer: nottingham forest
Question: On the cover of the Beatles Abbey road album which one of them is wearing a white suit
Answer: john lennon
Question: Which was the main Indian tribe who defeated Custer at the battle of the Little Bighorn
Answer: sioux
Question: One of which country's banknotes showed the composer Sibelius
Answer: finland
Question: Who played Miss Moneypenny in the Bond film The Living Daylights
Answer: caroline bliss
Question: What was the third country to put a spacecraft into orbit and then recover it
Answer: china
Question: What name was given to the system of connecting computer devices in a series so that the first device is connected to the second, the second to the third etc
Answer: daisy chaining
Question: What did "loose lips" do, according to a popular rhyming WW2 slogan
Answer: sink ships
Question: Who composed the theme music for the Pink Panther films
Answer: henry mancini
Question: What does the cockney rhyming slang mince pies mean
Answer: eyes
Question: Rhinotillexomania is the medical name of which bad habit
Answer: picking one s nose
Question: What does the prefix strath mean in such Scottish names as Strathclyde
Answer: valley
Question: Which American group brought out their twelfth album in 2001 titled Reveal
Answer: rem
Question: Who were Billy Power, Patrick Hill, Hugh Callaghan, Gerry Hunter, Richard Mcilkenny, and Johnny Walker
Answer: birmingham six
Question: Who in 1987 was the first Irishman to win the Tour de France
Answer: stephen roche
Question: What is added to iced tea to make the drink called an Arnold Palmer
Answer: lemonade
Question: What was the name of the political party founded by Sir James Goldsmith in 1996
Answer: referendum party
Question: In which war was the Battle of Isandlwana
Answer: zulu war