CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: Which football club replaced Workington in the Football League after th 1977-78 season?
Answer: wimbledon
Question: Who carved the tomb of Oscar Wilde at the Pere Lachaise cemetery?
Answer: jacob epstein
Question: In 1979 Jerry Rawlings led the Armed Forces Revolutionary Council which took control of which African country/
Answer: ghana
Question: Which British Prime Minister was born in 1883 and first entered Parliament in 1922 as MP for Limehouse?
Answer: clement atlee
Question: Which 19th century artist illustrated Oscar Wilde’s “Salome” and Pope’s “Rape of the Lock”?
Answer: aubrey beardsley
Question: Which British Prime Minister was born in 1897 and first entered Parliament in 1923 as MP for Warwick and Leamington?
Answer: anthony eden
Question: Between 1963 and 1975, FRELIMO, a nationalist group, fought for the independence of which African country?
Answer: mozambique
Question: Which Lerner and Leowe musical of 1958 features the songs “The Night They Invented Champagne” and “I Remember It Well”?
Answer: gigi
Question: In which film did Rod Steiger play a sheriff to win the 1967 Best Actor Oscar?
Answer: in heat of night
Question: Which former leader of the Conservative party was MP for Chingford & Woodford Green?
Answer: ian duncan smith
Question: Which family of birds has species called Little, Common and Glaucous?
Answer: gull
Question: Who commanded the German forces at the Battle of Stalingrad
Answer: friedrich paulus
Question: Lonicera is the Latin name for which fragrant climbing plant?
Answer: honeysuckle
Question: Which football club replaced Barrow in the Football League after the 1971-72 season?
Answer: hereford
Question: The voice of which character in The Simpsons is provided by Nancy Cartwright?
Answer: bart
Question: In which French fishing port on the Cote d’Azur is Pamplona Beach?
Answer: st tropez
Question: Who wrote the poem “Home Thoughts From Abroad”?
Answer: robert browning
Question: Which word completes the title of a collection of keyboard music dated 1722 by Johann Sebastian Bach - The Well-Tempered ______?
Answer: clavier
Question: What is the name of Dan Dare’s Wigan-born batman?
Answer: albert fitzwilliam digby
Question: Which car manufacturer’s logo is a chain of four intersecting circles?
Answer: audi
Question: Which BBC TV drama that ran from 1985 to 1990, set in the fictional town of Tarrant, was filmed on the River Hamble and the Solent?
Answer: howard s way
Question: Which ice cream company produces flavours including Cherry Garcia, Cone Sweet Cone and Caramel Chew Chew?
Answer: ben jerry s
Question: In which city did Gavrilo Princip assassinate a husband and wife in June 1914?
Answer: sarajevo
Question: Which European country has provinces called Zeeland, Friesland and Gelderland?
Answer: netherlands
Question: Three Asian countries will play in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Two are Japan and South Korea. Which is the third
Answer: iran
Question: Which author who wrote The Virgin Soldiers died earlier this month aged 83?
Answer: leslie thomas
Question: The Varicella Zoster Virus causes which disease in children?
Answer: chickenpox
Question: Which 88 year old Dame is currently appearing in Blithe Spirit in London?
Answer: angela lansbury
Question: Mrs Malaprop is a character in which Sheridan comedy?
Answer: rivals
Question: The 1969 Derby winner Blakeney and the 1973 winner Morston were both named after villages in which English county?
Answer: norfolk
Question: Who was MP for Makerfield from 1987 to 2010?
Answer: ian mccartney
Question: Who was the husband of Saint Anne and father of the Virgin Mary?
Answer: saint joachim
Question: Which member of The Pussycat Dolls was born in Hawaii?
Answer: nicole sherzinger
Question: Which character in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland recites the poem which begins Twinkle, twinkle, little bat! How I wonder what you’re at! Up above the world you fly, Like a tea tray in the sky?
Answer: mad hatter
Question: The olfactory nerve carries the sensory information for which of the senses?
Answer: smell
Question: Which 1961 Western is the only film directed by Marlon Brando?
Answer: one eyed jacks
Question: In Through The Looking Glass which characters recite the poem The Walrus and the Carpenter to Alice?
Answer: tweedledum and tweedledee
Question: The screenplay of the 1961 horror film The Pit and the Pendulum was based on a short story by which author?
Answer: edgar allan poe
Question: Which musical, currently running in London, includes the song Tomorrow is a Latter Day?
Answer: book of mormon
Question: Mrs Bardell is the landlady of which Dickens character who she sues for breach of promise?
Answer: samuel pickwick
Question: Fritz Haber won the 1918 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for synthesising which chemical compound?
Answer: ammonia
Question: In which film does Dustin Hoffman play Michael Dorsey and Dorothy Michaels?
Answer: tootsie
Question: The Outside-Half Factory and The Pontypool Front Row were written by which Welsh performer?
Answer: max boyce
Question: Which author who created Adrian Mole died last month aged 68?
Answer: sue townsend
Question: Which cricket team will play 5 test matches against England in July and August this year?
Answer: india
Question: At which race course is the King Richard III Stakes run in April?
Answer: leicester
Question: Ian McCartney was Labour Party Chair from 2003 to 2006 when he was succeeded by which Salford born MP, who as a child played a street urchin in the film A Taste of Honey?
Answer: hazel blears
Question: According to the Acts of the Apostles on which island was Saint Paul shipwrecked on his way to Rome to appeal to Caesar?
Answer: malta
Question: What name was given to the Dock in Wapping where pirates and smugglers were hanged?
Answer: execution dock
Question: In which sport is a domestique a team member who works to ensure the best position for the team leader?
Answer: cycling
Question: Starbuck’s Coffee traditionally has three sizes – venti, grande and which other?
Answer: tall
Question: In 1966 Muhammad Ali had two fights in England – the first against Henry Cooper and the second against which boxer who he knocked out in the third round?
Answer: brian london
Question: Which BBC game show presented by Noel Edmonds ran from 1985 until 1998?
Answer: telly addicts
Question: In which sport did violinist Vanessa-Mae compete at the 2014 Winter Olympics?
Answer: alpine skiing
Question: What is the stage name of singer-songwriter Eliza Caird?
Answer: eliza doolittle
Question: In which city was the TV series Peaky Blinders set?
Answer: birmingham
Question: What name links a Welsh seaside resort and a current Everton footballer?
Answer: barry
Question: Which historical figure has been played on film and TV by "Richard Harris", "Tim Roth" and "Dominic West"?
Answer: oliver cromwell
Question: Sir Arthur Pearson founded which newspaper in 1900; the current editor is Hugh Whittow?
Answer: daily express
Question: Which medical condition gets its name from the Greek for "Half a Head"?
Answer: migraine
Question: In Greek mythology, who built the Labyrinth?
Answer: daedalus
Question: Which organisation was established in London by Eglatine Jebb and her sister Dorothy Buxton in 1919, originally to alleviate starvation in Germany after the war?
Answer: save children fund
Question: Henry Fleming is the narrator and hero of which 1894 war novel?
Answer: red badge of courage
Question: Which vegetable has the Latin name Apium graveolens?
Answer: celery
Question: Who composed the orchestral march "Crown Imperial", it was used for the coronation of King George VI in 1937?
Answer: william walton
Question: Which European country's flag is an upside - down version of the Russian flag?
Answer: serbia
Question: Which Ex Chief Secretary to the Treasury (2010 - 2015) was defeated by Drew Hendry of the Scottish National Party (SNP) in the General Election in May 2015?
Answer: danny alexander
Question: Released in 1976, on which album would you find the songs, "Life in the Fast Lane", "New Kid in Town" and "Wasted Time"?
Answer: hotel california
Question: What is the main ingredient of Coulibiac, a type of Russian pie?
Answer: fish
Question: Who wrote the plays “Nuts in May” and “Abigail’s Party”?
Answer: mike leigh
Question: The battles of Lutzen 1632 and Rocroi 1643, were fought during which war?
Answer: thirty years war
Question: Who was Sepp Blatter's opponent for the job of FIFA President on 29th June 2015?
Answer: prince ali bin al hussein
Question: What links the ship Dr Crippen was caught on in 1910 and a coastal resort town in Scotland?
Answer: montrose
Question: Who makes the car models "Jetta" and "Passat"?
Answer: volkswagen
Question: """Prince of Wales"", ""Gunpowder"" and ""Russian Caravan"" are all types of what?"
Answer: tea
Question: Which historical figure has been played on film by Gerard Depardieu, Marlon Brando and Jim Dale?
Answer: christopher columbus
Question: Which fruit has the Latin name Rubus fruiticosis?
Answer: blackberry
Question: Peter Kay and Sian Gibson star in which BBC sitcom about two supermarket employees who are forced to commute together?
Answer: car share
Question: Paul Baumer is the narrator of which 1929 War Novel?
Answer: all quiet on western front
Question: Jean Nidetch who died on 29th April 2015 was the founder of which organisation?
Answer: weightwatchers
Question: Who composed the "War Requiem" for the opening of the new Coventry Cathedral in 1962?
Answer: benjamin britten
Question: Which European Country's flag is an upside-down version of Monaco's flag?
Answer: poland
Question: In the recent general election, who lost his seat to conservative Andrea Jenkins at Morley and Outwood?
Answer: ed balls
Question: Released in 1977, on which album would you find the songs "Go Your Own Way", "Dreams" and "Never Going Back Again"?
Answer: rumours
Question: Alfred Harmsworth founded which newspaper in 1903, as a newspaper for women, run by women?
Answer: daily mirror
Question: Actress Wanda Ventham is the mother of which famous actor?
Answer: benedict cumberbatch
Question: In the 2015 Cricket Test Series between England and New Zealand, which batsman scored the first century?
Answer: kane williamson
Question: Who wrote the "Sword of Honour" trilogy of novels?
Answer: evelyn waugh
Question: What was the surname of the wartime British agent known as 'Odette'?
Answer: churchill
Question: Similarly, which team finished top of the Vauxhall Conference this year and has been promoted to the Coca Cola Division Two?
Answer: dagenham redbridge
Question: What is the name of the Scandinavian alcoholic drink made from potatoes?
Answer: aquavit
Question: What is the namegiven to 'fortune telling' by playing or tarot cards?
Answer: cartomancy
Question: In 1969 troops from the Parachute Regiment invaded which West Indian island after it declared its independence from St. Kitts - Nevis?
Answer: anguilla
Question: What was founded by Siddhartha Gautama in the 6th century BC?
Answer: buddism
Question: in the version of the Morse Code used in Great Britain, what letter of the alphabetis represented by a single dash?
Answer: t
Question: 'Myeloid Tissue' is another name for what?
Answer: bone marrow
Question: In the version of the Morse Code used in Great Britain, what letter of the alphabet is represented by a single dot?
Answer: e
Question: In the year 2000 the pop group Queen last appeared on a No. 1 hit, what was the record?
Answer: we will rock you
Question: What was founded by Nanak in the 15th century?
Answer: sikhism
Question: In December 1940 three British ships attacked the German battle cruiser 'Graf Spee', forcing it into Montivideo harbour.'Exeter' and 'Ajax' were two of the ships, but what was the third?
Answer: achilles
Question: In which musical are 'Sky Masterson' and 'Sarah Brown' centralcharacters?
Answer: guys and dolls
Question: Near which city is 'Fuhlsbuttel Airport'?
Answer: hamburg
Question: In a 22 card tarot pack, which card is the only one beginning with the letter 'L'?
Answer: lovers
Question: Who Directed the 'Oscar' winning film of 2000, 'American Beauty'?
Answer: sam mendes
Question: Who was the last monarch to award one of his sons the title 'Duke of Clarence'?
Answer: edward vii
Question: Other than the United States' Bobby Fischer, which country provided the last non-Russian World Chess Champion?
Answer: netherlands
Question: 'Red Lion' was for may years accepted as the most popular pubname in Great Britain. What pub name has now succeeded this?
Answer: crown
Question: Which Roman emperor issued 'The Edict of Milan' and endedthe persecution of Christians?
Answer: constantine
Question: Which eel-like fish has a sucker mouth with horny teeth, and a rough tongue, but no scales, paired fins, or jaws?
Answer: lamprey
Question: Which group represented the UK at this year's Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: scooch
Question: What word describes the property of a metal which allows it to be stretched into wire?
Answer: ductility
Question: Which 'HMC' by David Essex was No. 1 in October 1975?
Answer: hold me close
Question: In the Old Testament, what was the name of the devise that contained the 'Ark of the Covenant'?
Answer: tabernacle
Question: Which American actress plays "Roxie Hart" in the film, 'Chicago'?
Answer: rene zellweger
Question: In the film, 'The Quiet American', who gives a powerful performance as a foreign correspondent?
Answer: michael caine
Question: Which entertainer once quipped "What you said hurt me very much - I cried all the way to the bank"?
Answer: liberace
Question: Which American once described Margaret Thatcher as "the best man in England"?
Answer: ronald reagan
Question: Ronaldo collected the "World Footballer Of The Year Award" in 1996 and 1997, when playing for which club?
Answer: inter milan
Question: For which club was Zinedine Zidane signed when voted "World Footballer Of The Year" in 1998 and 2000?
Answer: juventus
Question: What nationality was Vitus Bering, after whom the strait separating Alaska and Russia was named?
Answer: danish
Question: What was the nationality of William Baffin, who gave his name to Baffin Island?
Answer: english
Question: What is the name of Johannesburg's major cricket stadium, venue for this year's World Cup Final?
Answer: wanderers
Question: In which Northamptonshire battle, fought on June 14th 1645, did the Parliamentarians under Fairfax, defeat Prince Rupert's Royalists?
Answer: naseby
Question: The English and the Scots fought which battle, on September 9th.1513, near the Northumberland village of Branxton?
Answer: flodden field
Question: Which Union leader of the American Civil War gave his name to a tree in California's 'Sequoia National Park'?
Answer: general sherman
Question: In Robert Louis Stevenson's 'Treasure Island', what is the name of the sinister blind pirate?
Answer: pew
Question: Sir Sidney Holland was Prime Minister of which Commonwealth country, between 1949 and 1957?
Answer: new zealand
Question: Which TV comedy series first cast Derek Nimmo as the bumbling cleric, Reverend mervyn Noote?
Answer: all gas and gaiters
Question: What is the name of 'Long John Silver's' parrot in the children's classic novel, 'Treasure Island'?
Answer: captain flint
Question: Hector Campora was President of which South American country in 1973?
Answer: argentina
Question: What was the forename of 'Private Fraser', the undertaker in 'Dad's Army'?
Answer: james
Question: What was the occupation of 'Warden Hodges' in the TV classic, 'Dad's Army'?
Answer: greengrocer
Question: In a flower, what name is given to the terminal part of a stamen, in which the pollen grains are produced?
Answer: anther
Question: The official discovery of Newfoundland is credited to the man who set sail from Bristol in 1497, who?
Answer: john cabot
Question: Which Dutch navigator is credited as being the first European to sight New Zealand?
Answer: abel tasman
Question: What type of infection is the skin complaint, Ringworm?
Answer: fungal infection
Question: What bird of fast-flowing streams is so-named from its habit of immersing itself under water to find food?
Answer: dipper
Question: Which is the only country to share borders with just Brazil and Surinam?
Answer: french guiana
Question: The Russian port of Astrakhan lies on the delta of which major river?
Answer: volga
Question: In meteorology, what term is used to describe a warm front which has been quickly overtaken by a cold front, moving rapidly around a low pressure centre?
Answer: occluded front
Question: How was the Dutch dancer and courtesan Margaretha MacLeod, better known?
Answer: mata hari
Question: The island of Trinidad lies opposite the delta of which major South American river?
Answer: orinoco
Question: What was the popular name fro the American blues singer, composer and guitarist, McKinley Morganfield?
Answer: muddy waters
Question: What word describes a system of winds that blow around an area of high pressure?
Answer: anticyclone
Question: Hollesley Bay and Aldeburgh are coastal features of which English county?
Answer: suffolk
Question: If a solution of common salt is electrolysed, chlorine gas is released at one electrode but which metal accumulates at the other?
Answer: sodium
Question: The crystals of which element when heated, give off a violet vapour with an irritating odour, similar to chlorine?
Answer: iodine
Question: On the coast of which English county are Pegwell Bay and St. Margaret's Bay to be found?
Answer: kent
Question: In 'Arthurian' legend, who was the father of Sir Galahad?
Answer: sir lancelot
Question: The ancient region of Mesopotamia is now part of which middle eatern country?
Answer: iraq
Question: """On a dark desert highway, cool wind in my hair"", are the opening lines of which pop song?"
Answer: hotel california
Question: Who wrote the novel 'Do Anderoids Dream Of Electric Sheep', the basis of the screenplay for the film 'Blade Runner'?
Answer: philip k dick
Question: England cricketer Andrew Caddick was born in which country?
Answer: new zealand
Question: Which city is served by Lester B. Pearson Airport?
Answer: toronto
Question: Sometimes known as the 'White Whale', Delphinapterus Leucas belongs to the bottle-nosed family of whales, how is it more generally known?
Answer: beluga
Question: Native to the Mediterranean and violet in colour, what sort of marine creature is a 'Venus's Girdle'?
Answer: jellyfish
Question: Which architect designed the 'Millenium Dome'?
Answer: richard rogers
Question: Which heavyweight boxer was known as the 'Cinderella Man'?
Answer: james j braddock
Question: The 'Greene King brewery' is based in which English town or city?
Answer: bury st edmunds
Question: Which car company produces the four-wheel-drive 'Vitara'?
Answer: suzuki
Question: Which car company produces the four-wheel-drive Terrano?
Answer: nissan
Question: What was the name of the spacecraft in Stanley Kubrick's classic science-fiction film "2001: A Space Odyssey"?
Answer: discovery
Question: How is Hanna Glawari described in the title of the operetta of her fictionalised life?
Answer: merry widow
Question: 'Oscar' nominated actress Kate Hudson is the daughter of which actress?
Answer: goldie hawn
Question: With which pop group do you associate Jo O'Meara and Rachel Stevens?
Answer: s club 7
Question: The capitulation of Marshal Bazaine's force at Metz was the last critical action of which war?
Answer: franco prussian war
Question: Whose 1923 essay "Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown" attacked the literary realism of Arnold Bennett?
Answer: virginia woolf
Question: Name the illusionist who played 'Russian Roulette' on television?
Answer: derren brown
Question: Which geological period followed the 'Devonian Period' but preceded the 'Ordovician'?
Answer: silurian
Question: What was the 'Asahi Shimbun', first produced 24th, September 1980, and advertised as "untouched by human hand"?
Answer: newspaper
Question: At which specific location could you see 'The Brazen Serpent', 'The Punishment Of Haman' and 'David Slaying Goliath'?
Answer: on ceiling of sistine chapel
Question: R.V. Shepherd and H.J. Turpin invented which light sub- machine gun?
Answer: sten gun
Question: Who played the part of 'Alfie' in the 1975 film 'Alfie Darling'?
Answer: alan price
Question: In March 2003, which 29 year-old became the youngest ever recipient of the Best Actor 'Oscar'?
Answer: adrien brody
Question: Who was voted FIFA 'Footballer Of The Year' 2003?
Answer: zenedine zidane
Question: Picasso's 'Still Life With Chair Caning' in which strips of oilcloth in imitation of chair caning are stuck onto the surface of the work, is an example of which artistic technique?
Answer: assemblage
Question: What historically were hatpieces, leopards, cartwheels and unicorns?
Answer: coins
Question: Who played 'Mister Wilson' in the 1994 film 'Denis'?
Answer: walter mathau
Question: What was the name of the Army Major found guilty of cheating his way to £1million on the TV show 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire'?
Answer: charles ingram
Question: Which actor sped off with Jack Lemmon in a speedboat at the end of the film 'Some Like It Hot'?
Answer: joe e brown
Question: On 29th July 2000, Martin Dugard of Eastbourne became the first-ever winner of the British Grand Prix - in which sport?
Answer: speedway
Question: Which former pop singer is now known as Yusuf Islam?
Answer: cat stevens
Question: 'The Nore' is a sandbank at the mouth of which British river?
Answer: thames
Question: What is the astronomical terminology fro 3.26 light years?
Answer: parsec
Question: Both Luton Town and Stockport County football clubs have the same nickname. What is it?
Answer: hatters
Question: With virtually the same tonnage and outline, in World War II, what was the sister ship of the Bismark?
Answer: tirpitz
Question: What is the name of the grain or potato based Scandinavian spirit flavoured with Caraway seeds?
Answer: aquavit
Question: Which creature may be described as a lizard, with adhesive toes allowing it to walk up walls and across ceilings?
Answer: gecko
Question: Who played the part of 'Neville Hope' in 'Auf Wiedershen, Pet'?
Answer: kevin whately
Question: Which iconic English actor,born in 1910, died in 1983 of Motor Neurone Disisease?
Answer: david niven
Question: Who surrendered formally to the British onboard HMSBellerephon?
Answer: napoleon
Question: In which book was Britain called 'Airstrip One'?
Answer: 1984
Question: What is the psychological term for the process of bonding that sometimes occurs between prisoners and their captors?
Answer: stockholm syndrome
Question: AJS motorcycles were produced identically under which otherbrand name?
Answer: matchless
Question: Which sign of the zodiac represents the period May 21st. to June 21st.?
Answer: gemini
Question: What was Roy Thinnes' character name in 'The Invaders'?
Answer: david vincent
Question: In 1975 lord Lucan was convicted in his absence of murdering his children's nanny. What was her name?
Answer: sandra rivett
Question: Two books of the Bible list the Ten Commandments.Exodus is one, which is the other?
Answer: deuteronomy
Question: On which motorway is 'Clacket Lane Service Station'?
Answer: m25
Question: From which Shakespeare play doesthe quotation, "Lord what fools these mortals be", come?
Answer: midsummer night s dream
Question: Who wrote "East is east and west is west and never the twain shall meet"
Answer: rudyard kipling
Question: 'Marcello', 'Musetta', and 'Mimi' are characters in which opera?
Answer: la boheme
Question: What was the name of Scott's ship on his ill- fated Antarctic expedition of 1910-12?
Answer: terra nova
Question: In the TV comedy 'The Detectives', who played the part of 'Superintendent Frank Cottam'?
Answer: george sewell
Question: Which body is on average, 150 million kilometres from the Sun?
Answer: earth
Question: What is the name of the container used to hold either 108 gallons of beer or 126 gallons of wine?
Answer: butt
Question: What was the name of the horse in Orewell's 'Animal Farm'?
Answer: boxer
Question: The junction of the A66 and the A1 is colloquially known as what?
Answer: scotch corner
Question: In which conflict was the 'Battle of Solferino' in 1859?
Answer: italian war of independence
Question: Which Russian painter, who died in 1944, founded the 'Blau Reiter' group?
Answer: kandinsky
Question: Which instrument used to be called a 'Sackbut'?
Answer: trombone