CharlesMoslonka/trivia_qa_rc_wikipedia huggingface dataset:
Question: What was the name of the terrorist group that murdered eleven Israeli athletes at the Munich Olympics in 1972?
Answer: black september
Question: Which popular video game was designed and programmed by Russian computer engineer Alexey Pajitnov in 1985?
Answer: tetris
Question: The Order of the Elephant is the premier order that can be awarded in which European country?
Answer: denmark
Question: Which member of the Cabinet has been MP for Rushcliffe since 1970?
Answer: kenneth clarke
Question: Who at 21, was the youngest goal scorer in the EUFA EURO 2012 Tournament - he is English?
Answer: danny welbeck
Question: Who wrote the play 'The Doctor's Dilema'?
Answer: george bernard shaw
Question: Whose last film as a director was 'Eyes Wide Shut' in 1999?
Answer: stanley kubrick
Question: Which mammal has three species - 'Mountain', 'Plains' and 'Grevy's'?
Answer: zebra
Question: Who duetted with Robbie Williams on the 2001 number one 'Somethin' Stupid'?
Answer: nicole kidman
Question: Who is both the youngest and oldest man to be US Secretary of Defence, serving under Gerald Ford and George W Bush?
Answer: donald rumsfeld
Question: John Taylor and Roger Taylor are members of which band, which at times has also included Andy Taylor, although none of them are related?
Answer: duran duran
Question: Which computer-animated film series features the 'Kingdom of Far Far Away'?
Answer: shrek
Question: Which planet has a mass which is over three hundred times that of the Earth?
Answer: jupiter
Question: Jazz musician Julian Edwin Adderley was usually known as '........... (what) Adderley'?
Answer: cannonball
Question: In which country does the city of Nelson lie on the eastern shores of Tasman Bay?
Answer: new zealand
Question: Three British athletes have been nominated for the Laureus World Sports Award for Sportswoman of the Year - Paula Radcliffe (3 times), Kelly Holmes (who won in 2005) and which Heptathlete in 2011?
Answer: jessica ennis
Question: In which ITV comedy drama which ran for five series did James Nesbitt and Helen Baxendale play one of three couples?
Answer: cold feet
Question: Who wrote the music for 'Billy Elliot, The Musical'?
Answer: elton john
Question: Which of the three Graces of Greek myth is also the name of one of the Muses?
Answer: thalia
Question: Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons make up which musical duo?
Answer: chemical brothers
Question: What is the surname of the character played by Joanna Lumley in 'Absolutely Fabulous'?
Answer: stone
Question: Which jockey won the 2007 Derby at Epsom on 'Authorized', at his fifteenth attempt?
Answer: frankie dettori
Question: In which BBC crime drama which ran for six series, did clinical psychologist 'Dr. Tony Hill' work first with 'DI Carol Jordan' and then with 'DI Alex Fielding'?
Answer: wire in blood
Question: Jaroslav Drobny who won the Gentlemen's Singles at Wimbledon in 1954 won a Silver Medal for Czechoslovakia at the 1948 Winter Olympics in which sport?
Answer: ice hockey
Question: How are the TS Eliot poems 'Burnt Norton', 'East Coker', 'The Dry Salvages' and 'Little Giddings' known collectively?
Answer: four quartets
Question: In the 'Toy Story' series of animated films, which character is voiced by Don Rickles?
Answer: mr potato head
Question: Following the French defeat who was the Chief of State of Vichy France from 1940 to 1944?
Answer: marshal philippe petain
Question: Give either of the real 'first' names of 'Count' Basie?
Answer: william james
Question: Which European country consists of a peninsula and many islands including Funen and Zealand?
Answer: denmark
Question: The human heart has four chambers - two auricles (or atria) and two ............ what?
Answer: ventricles
Question: .ee is the top-level internet domain name for which former Soviet republic?
Answer: estonia
Question: Who duetted with Marc Almond on the 1989 number one 'Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart'?
Answer: gene pitney
Question: In which play by George Bernard Shaw is the daughter of 'Lady Britomart Undershaft' an Officer of the Salvation Army?
Answer: major barbara
Question: Whose only 'Oscar' for Best Director was for 'Annie Hall' in 1978?
Answer: woody allen
Question: In which Pacific island nation was Hull Rugby League player Sam Moa born?
Answer: tonga
Question: Which British aircraft company produced the 'Tiger Moth', 'Mosquito' and 'Comet'?
Answer: de havilland
Question: Israel has two official languages. One is Hebrew. What is the other?
Answer: arabic
Question: Famous for Oysters, Whitstable is in which English county?
Answer: kent
Question: Miracle, Kelvedon Wonder, and Meteor are all types of which vegetable?
Answer: pea
Question: Which female artist recorded the album “No Angel” in 2001?
Answer: dido
Question: Who played the young CIA agent Matt Weston in the 2012 film "Safe House"?
Answer: ryan reynolds
Question: Marmande, Tiny Tim, Harbinger and Delicante are all varieties of what fruit?
Answer: tomato
Question: Which Dutch car /truck manufacturer was taken over in the 1970's by Volvo?
Answer: daf
Question: In internet domain names what country is represented by the domain code '.dk'?
Answer: denmark
Question: Which fictional hero was created by Alex Raymond and widely syndicated in 1934?
Answer: flash gordon
Question: What Suffolk town sits at the most easterly point of England?
Answer: lowestoft
Question: In the Bible, who was the son of Elizabeth and Zacharias?
Answer: john baptist
Question: By what other name is the bird the apteryx known?
Answer: kiwi
Question: Which explorer sailed on the "Endurance"?
Answer: sir ernest shackleton
Question: In which African capital city are the headquarters of the Organisation of African Unity?
Answer: addis ababa
Question: In which European capital city are the headquarters of 'Greenpeace'?
Answer: amsterdam
Question: In 2012 womens’ rights activist Joyce Banda became the first female president of which African Country?
Answer: malawi
Question: Which French painter, a customs official, painted "The Sleeping Gypsy", and "The Hungry Lion"?
Answer: henri rousseau
Question: Finland has two official languages. Finnish is one. What is the other?
Answer: swedish
Question: Complete the name of the following American baseball team 'San Diego.......'?
Answer: padres
Question: Famous for crabs, the seaside resort of Cromer is in which English county?
Answer: norfolk
Question: What was the setting for the TV sit-com 'Slinger's Day'?
Answer: supermarket
Question: Before entering show business, what was the occupation of Leonard Rossiter?
Answer: insurance clerk
Question: Which town is the birthplace of Wordsworth and the home of Jennings brewery?
Answer: cockermouth
Question: Which new state was proclaimed at the Gate of Heavenly Peace on 1st October 1949?
Answer: peoples republic of china
Question: What word is used in the NATO phonetic alphabet to represent the letter I?
Answer: india
Question: In which film did Marilyn Monroe sing 'I Wanna Be Loved By You'?
Answer: some like it hot
Question: Who replaced Anneka Rice on TV’s Treasure Hunt?
Answer: annabel croft
Question: Which religious building gave the New Vaudeville Band a Top Five hit In 1966?
Answer: winchester cathedral
Question: The treaty known at The Peace of Westphalia formally ended which seventeenth-century contact?
Answer: thirty years wars
Question: Which number on the Beaufort scale denotes a gentle breeze?
Answer: three
Question: The Jewish festival of Purim celebrates the story of which woman in the Bible?
Answer: esther
Question: Who painted ‘The Raft of The Medusa’?
Answer: gericault
Question: Which song from The Beatles White Album gave Siouxsie and the Banshees a Top Five hit single in 1983?
Answer: dear prudence
Question: Premiered in 1924 which British composer wrote me musk for the opera 'Hugh the Drover'?
Answer: vaughn williams
Question: What name is given to the Japanese verse form arranged in three lines of five, seven and five syllables?
Answer: haiku
Question: Which Small Faces song gave M People a top twenty hit single in 1995?
Answer: itchycoo park
Question: How was the character Subtle known in the title of a play by Ben Jonson?
Answer: alchemist
Question: Which word in relation to bones and writing means 'Wedge Shaped'?
Answer: cuneiform
Question: Dogberry is a constable in which play by William Shakespeare?
Answer: much ado about nothing
Question: Who wrote the book 'Ring of Bright Water’?
Answer: gavin maxwell
Question: How long is the term of office for a U.S. Senator?
Answer: six years
Question: Which word is used in the NATO phonetic alphabet to denote the letter 'U'?
Answer: uniform
Question: Which Hull group had a Top Five single in 1986 with 'Happy Hour’?
Answer: housemartins
Question: A Bird Of Paradise can be seen on which country's national flag?
Answer: papua new guinea
Question: The story ‘The Siege of Trencher’s Farm' was released as which 1971 film?
Answer: straw dogs
Question: Premiered in 1947 which composer wrote the music for the opera 'Albert Herring'?
Answer: benjamin britten
Question: Which T.V. sitcom starred Donald Sinden, Windsor Davies and Honor Blackman?
Answer: never twain
Question: Who sang the theme for the Jams Bond film ‘Octopussy’?
Answer: rita coolidge
Question: Stranraer in Scotland stands at the head of which loch?
Answer: loch ryan
Question: Who sang the theme for the Jams Bond film ‘The Living Daylights?
Answer: ha
Question: ‘The Endless River' due for release in October 2014 is the latest album by which veteran rock band?
Answer: pink floyd
Question: Taron Egerton portrays which famed English sportsman in a film biopic of his life released in 2016?
Answer: eddie eagle edwards
Question: By what more familiar avian moniker is the H-4 Hercules aircraft known?
Answer: spruce goose
Question: Anne Hyde and Mary of Modena were the wives of which British king?
Answer: james ii
Question: Where did Billy Clanton and the brothers Tom and Frank MacLaury famously die on October 26, 1881?
Answer: o k corral
Question: In cookery Sauce Mousseline, Sauce Dijon & Sauce Foyot are all derivatives of which ‘mother’ sauce?
Answer: hollandaise
Question: Which style of elaborately moulded earthenware, decorated with thick vivid glazes was developed by the English firm Minton in 1850 and popularised during the great exhibition of 1851?
Answer: majolica
Question: Which word, meaning to censor, abridge or expurgate is taken from the name of the man who in 1807 published an expurgated 10 volume set of the works of Shakespeare entitled ‘The Family Shakspeare’?
Answer: bowdlerise
Question: The Australian rapper, songwriter, and model Amethyst Amelia Kelly performs under which stage name?
Answer: iggy azalea
Question: Oscuro is the darkest variety of which aromatic product?
Answer: cigar wrapper
Question: Which Greek deity, the daughter of Zeus and Hera was goddess of youth?
Answer: hebe
Question: Which Italian theoretical and experimental physicist was awarded the 1938 Nobel Prize in Physics for his work on induced radioactivity and the discovery of transuranic elements?
Answer: enrico fermi
Question: Which 2016 ‘reality’ T.V. competition was won on the 6th March by Ben Cohen, he was presented with the ‘prestigious’ Cow Bell Trophy?
Answer: jump
Question: Which artist’s works include 32 Campbell’s soup cans?
Answer: andy warhol
Question: Procyon and Gomesia are the two brightest stars in which constellation?
Answer: canis minor
Question: Which 1965 Joe Orton play tells the story of two young thieves, Hal and Dennis who rob a bank together?
Answer: loot
Question: Which is the only English sporting venue apart from the Oval to have held both an F.A. Cup Final and an England cricket test match?
Answer: bramall lane
Question: Chablis, Pouilly-Fuissé, and Macon-Villages are all white wines from which French region?
Answer: burgundy
Question: Brie Larson won the 2016 Best Actress Oscar for her performance in which film?
Answer: room
Question: Which German battleship sank the HMS Hood on May 24th 1941?
Answer: bismarck
Question: Which plant widely cultivated for its seeds and oil has the Latin name Helianthus Annus?
Answer: sunflower
Question: Plantar Fasciitis is a medical condition affecting which part of the body?
Answer: feet
Question: Which Scottish city is nicknamed ‘The Granite City’?
Answer: aberdeen
Question: Which architect found the Bauhaus School in Weimar in 1919?
Answer: walter gropius
Question: Constantine XI Palaiologos was the last ruler of which empire?
Answer: byzantine
Question: Pastor Fred Waldron Phelps, Sr, is the founder of which American church; he died in 2014 but received no funeral, as according to his daughter Shirley “this church does not worship the dead”?
Answer: westboro baptist church
Question: After receiving a late fee of $40 dollars for an overdue Apollo 13 videotape, Reed Hastings and Marc Randolph founded which online company in 1997?
Answer: netflix
Question: Rising to fame in Geordie Shore, reality TV star Scotty T. won which reality TV competition on 5th February 2016?
Answer: celebrity big brother
Question: Which musical features the songs Stranger in Paradise & the Olive Tree?
Answer: kismet
Question: Based in Hexam Northumberland, the publishing company Bloodaxe Books specialises in what kind of literature?
Answer: poetry
Question: The 2015 film Straight Outta’ Compton was a biopic of which rap/hip hop group?
Answer: n w
Question: What was the name of the fictional country in the Marx Brothers film 'Duck Soup'?
Answer: freedonia
Question: What term is often used to describe a 6-0 scoreline in a set of a Tennis match?
Answer: bagel
Question: Hastings Banda was the first President of which African country?
Answer: malawi
Question: If it's a "Yowie" in Australia and a "Sasquatch" in Canada, what is it in the USA?
Answer: bigfoot
Question: Who played OJ Simpson in the 2016 TV series "The People v OJ Simpson"?
Answer: cuba gooding jnr
Question: In which county are the towns of Okehampton, Sidmouth and South Molton?
Answer: devon
Question: In which Bond film does Charles Grey play the villain Blofeld?
Answer: diamonds are forever
Question: What did British mathematician Andrew Wiles prove in 1993?
Answer: fermat s last theorem
Question: From which poem by Keats did F Scott Fitzgerald get the title of his 1934 book "Tender is the Night"?
Answer: ode to nightingale
Question: Dinosaur National Park is a World Heritage Site in the Canadian Badlands, in which Province is it?
Answer: alberta
Question: What is the comparative rank in the RAF of a Brigadier in the army?
Answer: air commodore
Question: What name was given to the religious and social rebellion against Henry VIII in 1536?
Answer: pilgrimage of grace
Question: Who founded The Promenade Concerts in 1895?
Answer: henry wood
Question: Rg is the chemical symbol for which element, named after a Nobel Prize winner for Physics?
Answer: roentgenium
Question: Which car manufacturer's logo has one big star and five small stars on its badge, its name translating as "Pleiades"?
Answer: subaru
Question: Which annual event was first held at the Teatro Kursaal in Lugano in 1956?
Answer: eurovision song contest
Question: Which 1985 TV series starred David Suchet in the title role about the proposed construction of a motorway through Cleeve Gorge it also starred George Cole, Julie McKenzie and Simon Cadell?
Answer: blott on landscape
Question: In which county are the towns of "Rothbury", "Seahouses" and "Wooler"?
Answer: northumberland
Question: The Ashcliffe hospital for the criminally insane is the setting for which 2010 Martin Scorsese film?
Answer: shutter island
Question: What was the codename for the planned uprising to follow the failed) assassination of Hitler in July 1944?
Answer: valkyrie
Question: Actress Patricia Neal, who won a best actress Oscar for her role in "Hud" in 1963, was married to which famous writer?
Answer: roald dahl
Question: Rapa Nui National Park is a world heritage site belonging to which country?
Answer: chile
Question: Arthur Sugarman founded which clothing company in 1963 initially becoming fashionable for the mods?
Answer: ben sherman
Question: We call the fruit an Avocado, what do the American's call it?
Answer: alligator pear
Question: In which layer of the atmosphere would you find "The Ozone Layer?
Answer: stratosphere
Question: """Galliwasp"" and ""Horned toad"" are types of which creature?"
Answer: lizard
Question: Of which organisation was John Longworth Director General when he was suspended for suggesting Britain would be better off outside the EU (he later resigned in March 2016)?
Answer: british chambers of commerce
Question: """The flight of the Bumblebee"" comes from which Opera?"
Answer: tale of tsar saltan
Question: Which country is the most recent to join the United Nations - in July 2011?
Answer: south sudan
Question: The hovercraft service across the Solent is between Southsea and which Isle of Wight town?
Answer: ryde
Question: Guy Berryman, Jonny Buckland and Will Champion are three members of which band formed in 1996?
Answer: coldplay
Question: Which of the Teletubbies is missing - Tinky-Winky, Laa-Laa, Po and ?
Answer: dipsy
Question: Which novel is set in the seventh century AF (After Ford) - 632 years after the birth of the inventor of the model T?
Answer: brave new world
Question: What is the first word of the song Memory from the musical Cats?
Answer: midnight
Question: Who took over as Prime Minister of Australia in September last year?
Answer: malcolm turnbull
Question: What word can be a hairstyle, a wing of the New Zealand parliament buildings, and a nickname of the state of Utah?
Answer: beehive
Question: In which recent film does Leonardo DiCaprio play Hugh Glass and Tom Hardy play John Fitzgerald?
Answer: revenant
Question: Who wrote the fantasy book "Puck of Pook's" Hill published in 1906?
Answer: rudyard kipling
Question: Which England cricketer scored 258 against South Africa in the second test in January?
Answer: ben stokes
Question: What is the two-word title of the 2002 Paul Greengrass directed film set in Derry in 1972
Answer: bloody sunday
Question: Which book of the Old Testament consists of speeches by Moses to the Israelites shortly before they enter the Promised Land?
Answer: deuteronomy
Question: Who won the Nobel Prize in Physics in 1971 for the invention of holography?
Answer: dennis gabor
Question: The 1998 Terrence Malick directed film "The Thin Red Line" is set during which war?
Answer: world war two
Question: What is the collective name for the stories by Kipling that includes "How the Camel Got His Hump" and "How the Leopard Got His Spots"?
Answer: just so stories
Question: Which bank, the fourth largest investment bank in the USA, filed for bankruptcy on September 15th 2008?
Answer: lehman brothers
Question: Bill Shankly played for Carlisle United from 1932 to 1933. Which club did he play for from 1933 to 1949?
Answer: preston north end
Question: Robin's Nest, owned by Robin Masters, is a beach front estate in which US crime drama of the 1980s?
Answer: magnum pi
Question: Who commanded the English fleet against the Spanish Armada?
Answer: lord howard of effingham
Question: The Hassan II Mosque, opened in 1993, with the world's tallest minaret, is in which country?
Answer: morocco
Question: Who played Old Deuteronomy and Bustopher Jones in the original London production of Cats in 1981?
Answer: brian blessed
Question: Which singer and actress is known as The Divine Miss M?
Answer: bette midler
Question: What word can be part of an arch, part of the description of a team of incompetent policeman and a nickname of the state of Pennsylvania?
Answer: keystone
Question: Which Hanoverian King was married to Adelaide of Saxe-Meiningen?
Answer: william iv
Question: What is the name of the international airport with IATA code DSA built on the site of the former RAF Finningley?
Answer: robin hood airport
Question: Which party did George Galloway represent as MP for Bradford West from 2012 to 2015?
Answer: respect
Question: A bust of which architect and gardener by William Woodington is in Crystal Palace Park in London?
Answer: joseph paxton
Question: Two countries joined the United Nations in September 1947 - Yemen and which other, one month after its creation?
Answer: pakistan
Question: Adam Clayton, The Edge and Larry Mullen Jr are three members of which band formed in 1976?
Answer: u2
Question: The children Bella, Fizz, Jake and Milo are characters in which children's TV series?
Answer: tweenies
Question: Who wrote How to Cheat at Cooking published in 1971?
Answer: delia smith
Question: The Laphroaig & Bowmore whisky distilleries are found on which Scottish island?
Answer: islay
Question: At which Yorkshire football club was Bill Shankly manager between 1956 and 1959, before he left to begin his legendary tenure at Liverpool?
Answer: huddersfield town
Question: In Greek Mythology who was the ferryman who carried the dead to the underworld across the River Styx?
Answer: charon
Question: In tennis, who was the first woman to win all 4 Grand Slam tournaments in the same year?
Answer: maureen connolly
Question: The Raspberry, Blueberry and Dewberry all belong to which family of plants?
Answer: rose
Question: Luguvalium was the Roman name for which North Western English city?
Answer: carlisle
Question: On this day in 1865, which murderous actor was shot dead by Boston Corbett, a Union soldier in Port Royal, Virginia U.S.A.?
Answer: john wilkes boothe
Question: For which formula one team was Michael Schumacher driving when he first won the drivers’ championship?
Answer: benetton
Question: Nutria is the name given to the fur of which semi aquatic rodent?
Answer: coypu
Question: What word is given to the figure of speech in which an unpleasant or offensive term is described by another milder term?
Answer: euphemism
Question: Which New Zealand Rugby player also has a professional boxing record of 7 wins 0 losses and 3 knockouts as a heavyweight professional boxer?
Answer: sonny bill williams
Question: Which was the first musical to be penned by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice?
Answer: likes of us
Question: Dilma Rousseff has been under a political cloud recently after allegations of finance tampering have led to a clamour for her impeachment, at the time of writing (20/4) of which country is she president?
Answer: brazil
Question: The French white wine Sancerre is made from which grape?
Answer: sauvignon blanc
Question: In the Bible which prominent figure is the chid of Saint Anne and Saint Joachim?
Answer: virgin mary
Question: Which King of England was nicknamed Softsword and Lackland?
Answer: king john
Question: How is Jordan Belfort described in the tittle of a 2013 film biopic of his turbulent life?
Answer: wolf of wall street
Question: The Tarantella is a form of folk music and a ballroom dance originating from which country?
Answer: italy
Question: The straits of Johor separate which island from the Malay Peninsula?
Answer: singapore
Question: Which Disney film features the Greek god Bacchus and his little pet donkey Jacchus?
Answer: fantasia
Question: Impatiens walleriana is the Latin name for which flowering houseplant?
Answer: busy lizzie
Question: Jane Garvey and Jenni Murray present which Radio 4 Programme?
Answer: woman s hour
Question: Which letter of the Greek alphabet comes between Tau and Phi?
Answer: upsilon
Question: Which jazz singer was known as The King of Hi de Ho?
Answer: cab calloway
Question: Septimus Harding is the title character in which Anthony Trollope novel?
Answer: warden
Question: What was the name of the Cyclops who captured Odysseus and was blinded by him when he escaped?
Answer: polyphemus
Question: Dr Temperance Brennan and Sealey Boothe are the main characters in which TV crime show?
Answer: bones
Question: Which actress, born Henriette Kaminker in 1921, won an Oscar in 1960 for the film "Room at the Top"?
Answer: simone signoret
Question: Which musician and songwriter was a member of the groups Depeche Mode, Yazoo and Erasure?
Answer: vince clark
Question: In which Shakespeare play does Feste the clown say "Many a good hanging prevents a bad marriage"?
Answer: twelfth night
Question: Which intelligence agency was founded in 1951 by Isser Harel who served as its director until 1963?
Answer: mossad
Question: Which supermarket has the loyalty card "Match and More"?
Answer: morrisons