JoohyungYun/webqa_doc huggingface dataset:
Question: How many years had Miles Davis been signed with Columbia Records before he released Seven Steps to Heaven?
Answer: He had been signed to the label for eight years by the time Seven Steps to Heaven was released.
Question: What programs exist in the United States and England to maintain a network of trails and paths?
Answer: The United States has the Recreational Trails Program and England has the National Trails which is funded by Natural England and Natural Resources Wales to maintain the trails.
Question: What kind of entity is the Abrahamic Satan and the Islamic Shaitan?
Answer: They are the Devil.
Question: What kind of bird of prey is the Clanga clanga and the Spilornis?
Answer: They are eagles.
Question: Was Joan of Arc burned at the stake for heresy before or after Edward Wightman was burned at the stake for the same offense?
Answer: before
Question: Is the Labour party of UK affliated with Labour and Socialist International?
Answer: It is not.
Question: How many years did before the death of Alexander did Claudius Ptolemy die?
Answer: 493
Question: What kind of compound that is usually a liquid but can also be a solid could be considered an ionic liquid?
Answer: A solvent.
Question: What art from did Adrian Jones  and Matthew Cotes Wyatt both engage in?
Answer: sculpting
Question: Did Charles III ever hear any of the works created by Robert Murray?
Answer: Robert Murray was born in 1813 and Charles III was alive in 1382, so there is no way Charles III ever heard any music created by Robert Murray.
Question: Which event came first: the reactivation of the 56th Field Artillery Command or the formation of the California Army National Guard?
Answer: The California Army National Guard formed in 1849 which is before the 1951 reactivation of the 56th field Artillery.
Question: The item that uses a beat frequency oscillator or BFO as a dedicated oscillator used to create an audio frequency signal from Morse code radiotelegraphy ( CW) transmissions to make them audible receives what type of waves?
Answer: Radio waves
Question: In the 1993 PBA Governors' Cup Finals, which team won with a score of 4-1?
Answer: The San Miguel Beermen won their 10th PBA title with a 4-1 series victory over Swift Mighty Meaty Hotdogs.
Question: Are all Gemma Hayes, Gemma Fox, and Jeremy Healy involved with the music scene?
Answer: Yes all three have big ventures in the music industry with all of them being a vocalist.
Question: Does Marching into Darkness look at the Wehrmacht's actions in places besides Belarus?
Answer: Yes
Question: Camelback Mountain and Red Mountain are both located in which US state?
Answer: Both mountains are located in Arizona.
Question: Is the metal in Enameled cast iron a common pot metal?
Answer: Yes.
Question: Do both the monitor unit and micrometre measure wavelengths of infrared radiation?
Answer: no
Question: Was  Wilhelm Moritz a Luftwaffe commander-in-chief?
Answer: No, he was simply an officer.
Question: Where is the third Governor of Arkansas Territory buried?
Answer: He is buried in Springfield Cemetery.
Question: Which man would have been more effective in public speaking, able to enthrall an audience toward service to God; Henry Allen Ironside or William Edmund Ironside?
Answer: Henry Allen Ironside
Question: What was the origin of the name of the most famous ancient field system in Ireland?
Answer: The Céide Fields get their name from an Irish phrase meaning "flat topped hill fields".
Question: Which symbol appears and Roman numeral 10, or a saltire in heraldic terminology?
Answer: A cross is Roman number 10 or a Saltire.
Question: If he started school at the age of 6, and passed each grade, what grade would Jam Master Jay have been in when Ram Jam released their single " Black Betty "?
Answer: Between the 6th and 7th grades.
Question: Which formation is the most likely to be covered in ice more of the time, La Huérguina Formation, La Meseta Formation, La Colonia Formation or  La Toca Formation?
Answer: La Meseta Formation
Question: What is owed to the shift in evolution in the now extinct predatory mammals with curved saber - shaped canine teeth that protruded from their mouth when closed?
Answer: Saber toothed tigers developed their teeth in order to shift in biting function and killing behavior.
Question: Wha common body of water will you find the giant freshwater stingray and the thorny freshwater stingray?
Answer: rivers
Question: Does audio induction loop influence Records life cycle?
Answer: It does not.
Question: Which are usually wider - optical discs or optical drives?
Answer: Optical discs
Question: What US state does Clark Kent live who gets into triangular relationships with the main characters?
Answer: He lives in Kansas.
Question: The Church that has the Holy of Holies in its Salt Lake Temple views what book a holy scripture comparable to the bible?
Answer: The Book of Mormon
Question: Joe Newman, Gus Unger-Hamilton, Gwilym Sainsbury and Thom Green wrote a song about a character's relationship with a girl with what name that is part of one of Australia's best known songs?
Answer: Matilda
Question: Why were the first Parapan American game results not included all of the years the Pan American Games were tabulated?
Answer: The Parapan American games did not begin until 2005.
Question: In which country would you find the CT, TS and TR postcode areas?
Answer: England
Question: An SNR refers to a remnant of an event that's classified into what types?
Answer: Type Ia and Type II
Question: A Bailey and a pontoon are both types of what?
Answer: Bridges
Question: To which field does WAN and distribution frames belong to?
Answer: Communication engineering
Question: In the dish called cha-cha gohan popularized in the Heian period, what other types of liquid other than water and green tea can be poured over rice?
Answer: You can add dashi to it.
Question: What is an example of an isomer of amphetamine whose aqueous solutions react strongly basic and are therefore corrosive?
Answer: N -Methylethanolamine
Question: Did Scotland play football in Northern Ireland multiple times between 1979 and 1981?
Answer: Yes
Question: What scope do the United Nations geoscheme and the Bosporus have?
Answer: They are internationally significant.
Question: What 2019 music album by an American hip hop producer contains songs that feature SZA and 21 Savage?
Answer: Father of Asahd
Question: Do Uelliton da Silva Vieira and Andre Ellington play for countries in the same continent?
Answer: No
Question: Does the Banff-Windermere Highway run in the same direction as Alberta Provincial Highway No. 40?
Answer: No
Question: Is the San Juan River that starts near a dam or in the Southwestern United States, providing the chief drainage for New Mexico, or in Metro Manila?
Answer: The one in Metro Manila.
Question: What type of byproduct can the rapeseed be cultivated for and the chia seed having unsaturated fatty acids in it?
Answer: Oil.
Question: What rivers are associated with the Loess Plateau?
Answer: The Yellow River, the Wei River and the Fen River.
Question: Is the difference larger between the number of innings between the first place and second place player in career innings pitched or the number of wins for the wins leaders?
Answer: The difference is larger between the number of innings between the first place and second place player in career innings.
Question: Were there versions of Windows CE before the release of Windows CE 3.0?
Answer: Yes, Windows CE 2.11.
Question: Is a deed required to share files over file hosting services?
Answer: No, but sharing files over a file sharing service does not grant rights to the person who receives them, and the copyright still belongs to the owner of the file.
Question: At which event would someone have to ride to win more frequently; 2014 Formula one World Championship or 2014 CONCACAF Women's Championship?
Answer: 2014 Formula one World Championship
Question: How long was the American company that made the ALCO S-1 and S-3 locomotives in operation?
Answer: It operated from 1901 to 1969.
Question: How many more official languages are there in Bosnia and Herzegovina than there are major cultural communities in Belgium?
Answer: One more
Question: What is the full name of a Filipino Historian that has a nickname that is identical to the last name of the first CEO of Google Ventures?
Answer: Maria Serena Icasiano Diokno
Question: Did the 32nd season of Maryland Terrapins as a member of the Southern Conference coincide with the 1952 sugar bowl?
Answer: Yes
Question: How many years after Frank Howard became the head coach of Clemson did Jerrance Howard join Kansas as an assistant coach?
Answer: 73.
Question: What type of scientific materials could be used to aid Kent Thurston in his invisibility powers as the Invisible Hood?
Answer: Metamaterials would use used to direct and control the propagation and transmission of parts of the light spectrum, with the potential to render an object seemingly invisible.
Question: Which version of the "Monkey" adage has a greater number of monkeys;  Hindu and Buddhist wise monkeys or Lafcadio Hearn's Three Wise Monkeys?
Answer: Hindu and Buddhist wise monkeys
Question: what describes both Tracking subscribers and a person's limberness and range of movement?
Answer: Mobility is used to track phone subscribers and also describes a persons ability to move.
Question: What subject covers both absolute deviations of an element of a data set and unbiased estimation of a standard deviation?
Answer: statistics
Question: Do tension headaches and migraines both affect only one side of the head?
Answer: No, while migraines typically affect one side of the head, tension headaches typically affect both sides of the head.
Question: Who governs the Belgian team has been called the Red Devils for a very long time?
Answer: UEFA governs this team.
Question: Were the British more successful in the Battle of Atbara or the Battle of Sangshak?
Answer: The Battle of Atbara.
Question: Who first managed the Watford, Gianluca Vialli or Walter Mazzarri?
Answer: Gianluca Vialli.
Question: What is the difference between acoustic beats and filmmaking beats?
Answer: In acoustics, a beat is an interference pattern between two sounds of slightly different frequencies, while in filmmaking, a beat is a small amount of action resulting in a pause in dialogue.
Question: Did Nigel d'Aubigny die before or after Richard d'Aubigny, Abbot of St. Alban's?
Answer: Nigel d'Aubigny died in 1129 after Richard d'Aubigny died in 1119 A.D.
Question: Between Pathway and Kamala Khan who first appeared in a comic book?
Answer: Pathway. Pathway first appeared in 1987 and Kamala Khan first appeared in 2014.
Question: How old was Alan Jackson (footballer) when Thomas Jackson (footballer) was born?
Answer: Alan Jackson was 8.
Question: What song was particularly associated with the religion that originated from an anti-materialist reform movement within the Bogomil churches of the Balkans?
Answer: Lo Boièr
Question: Which river flows through the birthplace of the person the SI unit of electric charge is named after?
Answer: The Charente is the river that flows through Angoulême, the birthplace of Charles-Augustin de Coulomb, the person the SI unit of electric charge, the coulomb, is named after.
Question: Does commander and Chief of Naval operations belong to the same branch of army?
Answer: Yes they do.
Question: How does the Large Igneous Province in western Canada differ from other Large Igneous provinces?
Answer: The rocks comprising the Mackenzie Large Igneous Province were not formed by normal plate tectonics.
Question: Where did Mithridates VI Eupator and Mithridates I's wife come from?
Answer: Pontus
Question: Which two groups have invaded Anatolia?
Answer: The Sasanian Empire and the Goths have both invaded Anatolia.
Question: What type of god is Ares who was on the losing side of the Trojan War, and Sarutahiko that is associated with bloodshed?
Answer: They are war gods.
Question: Is the mastoid notch for the attachment of the digastric muscle part of the occipital bone?
Answer: No.
Question: Did the song 'If I Ain't Got You' by Alicia Keys win the Best R&B Video accolade at the MTV Video Music Awards in the same or a different year as when her song 'My Boo' was released to US contemporary hit radio?
Answer: The same year
Question: How many letters does the name of the fictional television network featured in Animalympics share with the network that the film was made for in real life?
Answer: Zero
Question: What type of weapons did Italy and Germany both use on boats during World War II?
Answer: They used torpedoes.
Question: How many whole firkins could a container the size of a beer hogshead hold at most?
Answer: Five whole firkins
Question: Was Monks Mound built during the time period where the Mississippian culture flourished?
Answer: The Mississippian culture flourished from 800-1600 CE so Monks Mound was built within this time period.
Question: How was the history of Nei Mongol recorded and preserved?
Answer: through Chinese chronicles and historians.
Question: What was the tile of the consorts that would have been related to Nicholas and Henry as they ruled the Duchy of Schleswig?
Answer: They were referred to as the Duchesses of Schleswig-Holstein.
Question: Who wrote the lyrics for the musical that was first called Shine It On?
Answer: Fred Ebb wrote the lyrics.
Question: Though Christianity is a sort of westernizing feature in European Union, it's beginnings originate where?
Answer: Middle east
Question: The HK 416 and the GSMG are both types of what?
Answer: Guns
Question: Did James Phillip Connor live to see Kevin O'Connor inducted into the Order of Military Medical Merit?
Answer: No, James Connor passed away 19 years before the induction.
Question: In Guinea-Bissau, how many subdivisions does it 8 regions have?
Answer: The regions are subdivided into a total of 37 sectors.
Question: What do the Lamma and Gamayun have in common?
Answer: They both have human heads.
Question: Why was the All-India Hindu Grand-Assembly political party in India started?
Answer: To protect the rights of the Hindus.
Question: What city in England do the Eltham district and the Romford Mail Centre come from?
Answer: London.
Question: Which centuries did the end of the Han dynasty and the Han-Xiongnu War occur?
Answer: The end of the Han dynasty occurred from 2nd to 3rd century AD while the Han-Xiongnu War occurred from 1st to 2nd century AD.
Question: What is the most common size of what replaced floppy disks?
Answer: The most common size is 120 mm.
Question: Are there more species of reptile in Turkey than there are extant species of amphisbaena?
Answer: No, there are over 200 extant species of amphisbaena and only 136 species of reptile in Turkey.
Question: Did the Numidians ever adopt Roman cultural beliefs?
Answer: Yes
Question: What do mandibles and chelicerae have in common?
Answer: They are both mouthparts of arthropod species that are referred to as jaws.
Question: Do the ingredients for Red braised pork belly and Ghanian Braised rice contain the same type of meat?
Answer: No
Question: Do ungulates such as cattle, pigs, giraffes, camels, sheep, deer, and hippopotamuses have the same number of toes as ones that have a long upper jaw with an extended diastema between the front and cheek teeth?
Answer: No, Odd-toed ungulates have a long upper jaw with an extended diastema between the front and cheek teeth and ungulates such as cattle, pigs, giraffes, camels, sheep, deer, and hippopotamuses are even-toed ungulates.
Question: Is a Stairlift and example of a modern-day lift?
Answer: No, as it does not involve an enclosed space in a shaft.
Question: Who were the artists featured in the Ludacris song that was used in Fast and Furious 6?
Answer: Usher and David Guetta.
Question: Are the Type 332 Frankenthal-class and MCM-14 both MCMV vehicles?
Answer: The MCM-14 is a MCMV vessel, but the the Type 332 Frankenthal-class is not because it is just a minehunter.
Question: What causes allergic contact dermatitis?
Answer: Allergic diseases are caused by hypersensitivity of the immune system to typically harmless substances in the environment.
Question: Is the last letter of the name of the protagonist of the 1991 Aircel Comics six issue miniseries Carmilla the same as the antagonist in The Dark Blue published in 1971-72
Answer: Yes
Question: Which is the longest of over 60 literary things using metres in Tolkien's work?
Answer: Song of Earendil is the longest poem in Lord of the Rings, by Tolkien.
Question: On what date did France win its  maiden World Cup?
Answer: July 12, 1998
Question: To what family do the gastropd mollusks Conus capitaneus and the conus natalaurantium belong?
Answer: Conidae
Question: Which rail line provides service to Island Park and Deer Park stations in New York?
Answer: The Long Island Rail Road provides service to these two stations.
Question: For which branch of government does the White House Presidential Personnel Office assess and recruit candidates to serve in departments and agencies?
Answer: They recruit staff for the Executive Branch of government.
Question: The Swiss were famed for provided what type of service during the Middle Ages that was practiced by Andy Marlow?
Answer: Mercenary service.
Question: Was Georgios Sachtouris the commander of the Ottoman fleet that was captured with five Austrian cargo ships?
Answer: No, he commanded the Greek fleet in that event.
Question: Which of the bodies of water near the geological formation of the Great Lakes Basin is included in the mixed plains ecozone and has tree species that occur nowhere else in Canada?
Answer: Lake Erie
Question: Which roadway was opened first, the Pettipauge and Guilford Turnpike or Interstate 80?
Answer: the Pettipauge and Guilford Turnpike
Question: Between the 1937 NAIA Men's Basketball Tournament and the 1937 Masters Tournament which event was played further south?
Answer: The 1937 Masters Tournament was played in Augusta, Georgia, which is south of Kansas City, Missouri.
Question: Are Lake Hazen and the Innuitian Region in the same country or different countries?
Answer: They're in the same country.
Question: Were there more or fewer episodes of Red Riding than there were gunmen in the bus attack in Safoora Goth, Karachi, Sindh in Pakistan?
Answer: Fewer, as there were 3 episodes while there were 8 gunmen.
Question: Which city hosted the first Olympic games to feature female athletes  and built the Les Olympiades residential towers?
Answer: Paris.
Question: Did the Leibniz-Clarke correspondence happen before or after the Newton-Leibniz approach was introduced?
Answer: It happened after, with the introduction of the Newton Leibniz approach happening in the 17th century, while the correspondence happened in the 18th century.
Question: How long ago did small sap-sucking insects and members of the superfamily Aphidoidea, first originate?
Answer: Aphids originated in the late Cretaceous about 100 million years ago.
Question: Do the tropical African calabash and the Trichosanthes dioica plants both feature gourds?
Answer: Yes
Question: What month in common do the release of the first single of the album "Who I Am" by Nick Jonas & the Administration and the last time the original version of the album Greatest Hits Volume II by Alan Jackson was available share?
Answer: December
Question: How many state gubernatorial elections took place on the same day as the Indiana gubernatorial election in 2004?
Answer: Eleven states had elections on that day.
Question: Were Senators Ossoff sworn in before or after Jerry Moran?
Answer: Senator Ossoff was sworn in in 2021, ten years after Jerry Moran was in 2011.
Question: What is the Xhosa name of the South African province where the Robberg Marine Protected Area is located?
Answer: iNtshona-Koloni is the Xhosa name of Western Cape province, the province of South Africa where the Robberg Marine Protected Area is located.
Question: What is the commonality between Phaedrus and Phaedo?
Answer: They both were the students of socrates.
Question: Which is something that could be seen today; The Fall of Phaeton (Rubens) or Phaeton (planet)?
Answer: The Fall of Phaeton
Question: Did promoter Ralph Sanchez bring auto racing to the Miami area earlier or later than the 11th season of the IMSA GT Championship auto racing series happened?
Answer: later
Question: which is not an actual form of test; Multiple Choice Novel or Multiple choice format?
Answer: Multiple Choice Novel
Question: What Powers Allen Boothe character would have been depicted mixing a Southern Comfort Based Cocktail?
Answer: Cy Tolliver (a Saloon owner)
Question: What kind of house did the first Duke of York live in?
Answer: In a mansion
Question: What type of animals are Promerops cafer and Euplectes progne?
Answer: Promerops cafer and Euplectes progne are birds.
Question: The collection of short stories by Will Self are about an organ in which the lobules of are called what?
Answer: hepatic lobules
Question: Are there more than one woreda bordered by bodies of water on both sides?
Answer: Dera is bordered on the south by the Abbay River,on the west by Lake Tana. Also, part of the Wollo, Mekdela is bordered on the southwest by the Walo Shabatala River and on the north by the Bashilo River.
Question: How many years since the treaty of Paris was signed was Tennessee admitted into the union as a state?
Answer: 13 years.
Question: Are a seventh chord and a diminished seventh chord both major scale, both minor scale or one of each scale respectively?
Answer: one of each scale
Question: Does Mexican actress Naian Norvind have some Nordic heritage?
Answer: yes
Question: Is the Alzargaa Engineering Complex involved in the industry that employs 80% of Sudan's workforce?
Answer: No, the workforce is mostly employed in agriculture.
Question: Is it possible to walk from the Cordillera Central mountains to the Maritime Alps?
Answer: No, the Cordillera Central and Maritime Alps are separated by oceans and are not connected by land.
Question: Did more than a century pass between the proclamation of Julian as Roman Emperor and the end of the reign of Romulus Augustus?
Answer: Yes
Question: Does the current Goalkeeper for Bath City have the same or different last name than the Tennessee Titans running back?
Answer: They have the same last name.
Question: Are there any countries that allow aircraft built by amateurs be licensed as experimental?
Answer: In the United States, Brazil, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa, homebuilt aircraft may be licensed Experimental under FAA or similar local regulations.
Question: Who was the name of Aisha's nephew she taught, that has a meaning of "one who distributes"?
Answer: His name is Qasim.
Question: What do the Sumerian creation myths about intersex and the list of dates predicted for apocalyptic events have in common?
Answer: Both started thousands of years ago.
Question: What branch of entomology would involve the studying of Polyergus rufescens?
Answer: Myrmecology
Question: Does Foster Avenue and 1st Avenue in Chicago both run north-south?
Answer: While 1st Avenue runs north-south, Foster Avenue runs east-west.
Question: Was the "Eternal Peace" Treaty in place before the capital of the Roman Empire was transferred to Byzantium?
Answer: The transfer of the capital took place in 330 which is before the "Eternal Peace" Treaty of 532 was in place.
Question: Did all of the actors in the movie Mr. Jones in 1993 study bipolar disorder prior to filming of the movie?
Answer: No, the only actor in the 1993 movie Mr. Jones who studied bipolar disorder was Richard Gere to prepare for his role of the lead character Mr. Jones.
Question: The Soyuz pipeline runs through what country that was speculated to have incurred major economic losses at the same time that Gazprom lost an estimated US $1.5 billion?
Answer: Ukraine
Question: What is the meaning of the name of the other genus in the family that also includes the genus Pterocles?
Answer: Syrrhaptes, the other genus in the sandgrouse family besides Pterocles, has a name that means "sewn together".
Question: Was the African American that won the Medal of Honor before Robert Blake wounded in multiple parts of their body?
Answer: Yes, William Harvey Carney was shot in the face, shoulders, arms and legs.