JoohyungYun/webqa_doc huggingface dataset:
Question: Does the Rufous-thighed Kite have legs longer than its beak?
Answer: The Rufous-thighed Kite has legs longer than its beak.
Question: Is the yellow spadix of the Calla lily longer than its surrounding white spathe?
Answer: No, the yellow spadix of the Calla lily is not longer than its surrounding white spathe.
Question: In the painting "A Lady at The Virginals with a Gentleman", how many times does the woman appear in the painting?
Answer: In the painting "A Lady at The Virginals with a Gentleman", the woman appears in the painting twice.
Question: What is the wall in front of the UNMSM Instituto de Medicina Tropical made of?
Answer: The wall in front of the UNMSM Instituto de Medicina Tropical is made of stone.
Question: Which hand is the Puck statue looking at?
Answer: The Puck statue is looking at its left hand.
Question: What grows near both the UK Pavillion at 2010 Shanghai Expo and the Indonesia Pavilion of the Expo 2015?
Answer: Trees grow near both the UK Pavillion at 2010 Shanghai Expo and the Indonesia Pavilion of the Expo 2015.
Question: The clock on the face of the Cinderella castle is the same shape as holes located where on the Animal Kingdom Discovery Island sign?
Answer: They are located on the edges.
Question: Which color is found on both MIT Building 32 and Neuer Zollhof no. 2?
Answer: The colour white is found on both MIT Building 32 and Neuer Zollhof no. 2.
Question: What shapes were on the exterior of the Serbia Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo in 2010?
Answer: Three-dimensional boxes were on the exterior of the Serbia Pavilion at the Shanghai Expo in 2010.
Question: How many clock towers can be seen through Point Street Bridge viewed from the south?
Answer: One clock tower can be seen through Point Street Bridge viewed from the south.
Question: Which traditional garb features the larger hood, Traditional shinto wedding women's wear or the Traditional Wedding Dress of Bahrain?
Answer: Women's traditional shinto wedding garb features a larger hood than the Traditional Wedding Dress of Bahrain.
Question: What geological feature is featured prominently along multiple spots on the coasts of Big Sur?
Answer: Rocky cliffs feature prominently.
Question: Are the windows on the top of the Jersey Library the same shape as the windows on the bottom?
Answer: No, the windows are not the same shape on the top and bottom.
Question: How many windows are on the fourth floor of Halle University Library Building on the same side as the entrance?
Answer: Ten windows are on the fourth floor of Halle University Library Building on the same side as the entrance.
Question: The Graffiti on the Berlin Wall where you see the text "ACT UP!" how many teeth are visible just above the text?
Answer: The Graffiti on the Berlin Wall with the text "ACT UP!" has six teeth visible above the text.
Question: Are all rooms in the Carnavalet Museum painted red?
Answer: Not all rooms in the Carnavalet Museum are painted red.
Question: Are balloons allowed in Staunton's Wine Bar?
Answer: Yes, Staunton's Wine Bar allows balloons.
Question: Does the Strahov Library in Prague or the Rómulo Betancourt´s Personal Library in Caracas have a more classical design?
Answer: The Strahov Library in Prague has a more classical design than the Rómulo Betancourt´s Personal Library in Caracas.
Question: What is the woman in Natalia Goncharova's self-portrait, 1907, holding?
Answer: The woman is holding flowers.
Question: What is on the ceiling of the Petit Palais in Paris?
Answer: Murals are on the ceiling of the Petit Palais in Paris.
Question: Is the bill of Carpodacus rubicilloides lighter or darker than the bill of Bucephala clangula?
Answer: The bill of the Carpodacus rubicilloides is lighter than that of the Bucephala clangula.
Question: Which area has more statues - Ringling Museum entrance or the Ringling museum courtyard?
Answer: The Ringling museum courtyard has more statues.
Question: Do Rhode Island's Hale House and Vernon House have the same number of windows on the front exterior?
Answer: No, there are not the same number of windows on the front exterior of the Rhode Island's Hale House and Vernon House.
Question: In the painting "The Resurrection of Jesus Christ" are the angels above or below the flag the Christ is holdong?
Answer: In "The Resurrection of Jesus Christ", angels are below the flag the Christ is holding.
Question: Did all participants in the 2020 Winter Youth Olympics in Lausanne wear the same color?
Answer: No, not every participant in the 2020 Winter Youth Olympics wore the same color.
Question: What brand of socks did Georges Niang wear in the Big 12 Championship?
Answer: Georges Niang wore Nike socks in the Big 12 Championship.
Question: Is Vincent Van Gogh wearing a tie in both his 1889 self portrait and his self portrait located in the Musée d'Orsay?
Answer: No, Vincent Van Gogh is not wearing a tie in both his 1889 self portrait and his self portrait located in the Musée d'Orsay.
Question: Which flowers petals are more leaf like; Uvularia grandiflora or  Pink azalea?
Answer: Uvularia grandiflora petals are more leaf-like than those of a Pink Azalea.
Question: What 3 Greek letters can you find over the entrance to The Cape House in San Marcos, Texas?
Answer: The Greek letters alpha, delta, and pi may be found above the door to The Cape House in San Marcos, Texas.
Question: Are the lamp posts on Rainbow Bridge the same exact design as the lamp posts on the connecting Bridge to Rainbow Bridge?
Answer: The lamp posts on Rainbow Bridge are not the same exact design as the lamp posts on the connecting bridge to Rainbow Bridge.
Question: Is the woman in Pierre-Auguste Renoir's "La Terrasse a Cagnes" sitting down?
Answer: Yes, the woman in Pierre-Auguste Renoir's "La Terrasse a Cagnes" is sitting down.
Question: What color are the coats of both the Orangutang and the Howler Monkey?
Answer: Both the Orangutang and the Howler Monkey have orange coats.
Question: What animal is in Jean-Baptiste Greuze's Spoiled Child?
Answer: The animal in Jean-Baptiste Greuze's Spoiled Child is a dog.
Question: Which has a flatter roof: Astronaut Hall of Fame at Kennedy Space Center, Florida or The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland?
Answer: The Astronaut Hall of Fame at Kennedy Space Center in Florida has a flatter roof than The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland.
Question: Which instrument is more shiny; Harmonijka or Erkencho del norte?
Answer: The Harmonijka is more shiny than the Erkencho del norte.
Question: Are the types of trees are closest to Farher West Hall, Nova Southeastern University also found near Fiji National University Nasese Campus?
Answer: Yes, Farher West Hall at Nova Southeastern University and Fiji National University Nasese Campus have the same type of trees.
Question: Can branches of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints and Cathedral of Christ the Living Saviour both be found in Sri Lanka?
Answer: Yes
Question: If LibreOffice Writer was a standalone Java application, what would most users run it on?
Answer: A Java Runtime Environment
Question: Is the Socialist Party in Belgium the only party with that name in the world?
Answer: The Socialist Party is the name of many different socialist parties around the world.
Question: What type of rails do the West Rail line in Denver and the Mass Transit Railway in Hong Kong have in common?
Answer: The West Rail line and the Mass Transit Railway both use light rails.
Question: What type of object is both the tepoztli and the macuahuitl?
Answer: They are both weapons.
Question: What bright-yellow flowering member of the family Brassicaceae is one of the oldest known vegetable oils?
Answer: Rapeseed oil.
Question: Which is located further south; Hyde Park or Vanderbilt University?
Answer: Vanderbilt University
Question: Who both supported The Casemate du Pont Saint Louis, and fired on Pont-Saint-Louis bridge?
Answer: Cap Martin and his men supported the casement and fired 8 shots at the bridge.
Question: What is the HBO show that includes the American Vampire League based on?
Answer: The Southern Vampire Mysteries by Charlaine Harris
Question: When the Anastasian Wars were fought, had the capital of the Roman Empire been transferred to Byzantium?
Answer: Yes, the Anastasian Wars were fought from 502-506 which is after the transfer of the Roman Empire capital in 330.
Question: Which person would have been able to shoot a target with a gun more effectively; Henry Allen Ironside or William Edmund Ironside?
Answer: William Edmund Ironside
Question: Is gradient boosting used in GSP algorithm?
Answer: No it is not
Question: Benzyl chloroformate is the benzyl what of chloroformic acid, other examples of which being  Chloroalkyl and Chloromethyl methyl?
Answer: Ether
Question: Are safety slogans intended also for raising productivity?
Answer: Yes
Question: Is Castle Lake in California managed by the same US federal entity as Skiatook Lake?
Answer: No
Question: What punctuation can be used to indicate fractions and it's reverse direction is called backslash?
Answer: Slash can indicate fractions and it's reverse is a backslash.
Question: What complex of archaeological sites near Tulsk in County Roscommon, Ireland was named after Crochen, the handmaid of Étaín?
Answer: Rathcroghan.
Question: Is a Tengu a god of thunder?
Answer: No, they are a yōkai.
Question: What type of beings were Bacchus and Moradin?
Answer: Bacchus and Moradin were gods.
Question: What sex is the entity who according to Hesychius and Strabo is the same as Cybele, worshiped at Pessinus under that name?
Answer: Agdistis is the same being as Cybele and is Hermaphroditic. (Both sexes)
Question: What do Suijin and Boreas have in common?
Answer: Both were gods of elements; Boreas of wind and Suijin of water.
Question: How do the people for whom the character Nuada or Nuadu is part of their mythology refer to the Hill of Tara?
Answer: Teamhair or Cnoc na Teamhrach)
Question: To which body part is Auditory exclusion and Occlusion effect relate to?
Answer: The ears
Question: What year were both "A Room with a View" and "Le Prisonnier de la planete Mars" written?
Answer: 1908.
Question: Are Nike and Nut the same gender or different genders?
Answer: They are the same gender.
Question: What writing style do Rabindra Nath Tagore and Siegfried Sassoon have in common?
Answer: poetry
Question: Would Ascanius have been part of the gens Claudia?
Answer: no
Question: What do the kraken and Goatman of Maryland both have in common?
Answer: Both are legendary creatures
Question: Is the Rusalka figure in Slavic mythology and Narcissus from Greek mythology associated with the same or a different element from the ancient division of Earth, Fire, Air, and Water?
Answer: The same
Question: The author of The History of the Revolution in the Empire of Morocco upon the Death of the late Emperor Muley Ishmael shares a last name with which Guyanese-born British-American novelist?
Answer: E. R. Braithwaite
Question: How many years after the Bondurant brothers ran their moonshine business in Virginia was Matt Bondurant born?
Answer: Forty years.
Question: What material is used to make the item that is sometimes called Goryeoji?
Answer: the inner back of the paper mulberry tree
Question: Where did audiences first see the opera in which Charlemagne's nephew gives Angelique a bracelet?
Answer: The opera was first performed at the Palace of Versailles.
Question: Did the Wik-Mungkan people or the Kaantyu have more than one language?
Answer: The Wik-Mungkan people
Question: For the specialist dentists called Prosthodontists who can restore teeth, what removable appliance to the teeth can they apply?
Answer: They can apply a false plate.
Question: Which species is more likely to cause a disease in humans; Listeria or Lysimachia?
Answer: Listeria
Question: Which feature is shared by Male Crickets and Micropterigidae?
Answer: teeth
Question: Is ischemic heart disease a term used to describe acute stroke, which occurs when blood supply to the brain is compromised?
Answer: No, it is used to describe narrowing of the coronary arteries.
Question: What database was developed by the person who coined the word Chunking?
Answer: George Miller, developer of Worldnet database coined the word chunking.
Question: What word borrowed from a donor language and incorporated into a recipient language without translation is the Chinese term for "rain water hole"?
Answer: The borrowed word is guli.
Question: P-types of what object serve as a basis for nerve impulses in humans, and are also found in the plasma membranes of eubacteria, archaea, protozoa, fungi and plants?
Answer: ATPase
Question: To which field of science do Chromoprotein and Chromatic remodelling belong to?
Answer: Genetics
Question: The exoskeletons of the creatures who have principal segments named tergum or dorsal, sternum or ventral and the two pleura or laterals, are divided into numerous what's?
Answer: sclerites
Question: The anterior edge of what segment, that is one of the four principal segments of an insect body,  is called the base?
Answer: The tergum
Question: What sort of event, characterized as any untoward medical occurrence in a patient or clinical investigation subject administered a pharmaceutical product and which does not necessarily have a causal relationship with this treatment, must be reported to a regulatory authority during a clinical trial?
Answer: An adverse event.
Question: Is the Romanesco dialect part of Uralic languages?
Answer: It is not.
Question: Does pulmonary fibrosis and Myelofibrosis affect the same part of the body?
Answer: Pulmonary fibrosis affects the lungs, while Myelofibrosis affects the bone marrow.
Question: What biological classification do Pantherinae and the Felinae have?
Answer: They are both an example of subfamily, under the larger name of Felidae.
Question: Are nucleotides made up of the same type of sugar that is used in the synthesis of nucleosides?
Answer: No, Nucleotides are composed of a five-carbon sugar and nucleosides use an electrophilic sugar to synthesize.
Question: Are Tenofovir disoproxil, Truvada and Descovy all recommended for use prior to diagnosis of HIV/AIDS?
Answer: No, Tenofovir is used as a medication to prevent HIV, but Truvada and Descovy are contradicted for those with an unknown HIV status.
Question: What is a type of cell that is considered a primary cell of the immune system but is not a major type of lymphocyte?
Answer: NK Cells
Question: What are Beta adrenergic and antihypotensive agents?
Answer: Medications
Question: What is the type species of the genus that includes the Siamese glassfish?
Answer: Iridescent glassy perchlet
Question: Both the corticobular tract and the corticopontine fibres are connected to which cortex?
Answer: Both are connected to the motor cortex.
Question: What type of treaty was the Treaty of Brest-Litovsk and the agreement that had forces transported to Armenia by air before it was signed?
Answer: They were considered peace agreements or treaties.
Question: How old was Marius Maximus when his son Lucius Marius Maximus became consul in AD 232?
Answer: He was 72 years old.
Question: What location is the cult center for the recipient of Creon's daughter Megara (In marriage)?
Answer: Thebes
Question: Who took hold of the multi-headed monster Cerberus that a father named Typhon?
Answer: Heracles.
Question: What civilization's mythology had the Trojan prince Hector and the lover of Eos, Tithonus?
Answer: Greece.
Question: Did Armenia become a buffer zone during the War of the Armenian Succession?
Answer: No, they were a at least 3 decades apart.
Question: What do Crepitus and Uranus have in common?
Answer: Both Crepitus and Uranus were quoted in books or literature as being gods.
Question: The house of the person The Mausoleum of Augustus was a tomb for was built between which two hills?
Answer: Between the Palatine and Capitoline Hills
Question: From what hill can you see both the Basilica Julia and the Temple of Romulus?
Answer: The Palatine Hill
Question: Were both Cangrande and Scaliger warriors?
Answer: No.
Question: To which culture is Aether and Astrape belong?
Answer: Greek culture
Question: Which deity in the Order of the Stick is the trickster-god in Norse Mythology.
Answer: Loki is the trickster-god.
Question: Who would have reigned first: Antoninus Pius or Augustus?
Answer: Augustus would have reigned first.
Question: Did Gaius Septimius Severus' appointment as proconsul of the Province of Africa occur before or after Clodius Albinus led British legions into Gaul?
Answer: It occurred before.
Question: What was similar about the backgrounds of Eunus, who participated in the First Servile War, and Callixtus I?
Answer: Eunus and Callixtus I had both been slaves.
Question: Did the fall of Constantinople occur during the Byzantine Papacy?
Answer: The fall of Constantinople occurred in 1453 which is after the Byzantine Papacy period of 537-752.
Question: Was the name of the city now known as Istanbul known by the same name during the time of the Roman Empire?
Answer: No
Question: Did the fact that the brother of Artemis from Greek mythology was also known as a Roman god mean he had a different name as a Roman god?
Answer: It did not mean he had a different name as a Roman god.
Question: Were the Galatian War and the First Mithridatic War both fought in the same location?
Answer: No
Question: What kind of dialect does Northwest Iberia use?
Answer: Romance dialect
Question: What was the official population of the United States in the year when Cecil B. DeMille 's Samson and Delilah was released nationally in the United States?
Answer: 150,697,361
Question: Belfast Lough and Larne Lough are both what?
Answer: Sea inlets
Question: The biggest private railway company in Poland shares what three letter combination in its name with the CTL-mediated immune system?
Answer: CTL
Question: In which nation can you find both a road numbering scheme and a linked numbering scheme?
Answer: Great Britain has both schemes, with the whole of the United Kingdom utilizing a linked numbering scheme.
Question: What is the general agreed set of rules that govern the Great Britain road numbering scheme?
Answer: All roads have a single letter, representing the road's category, and a subsequent number.
Question: Which grammatical element derives from two principal parts and does the word "rapere" belong?
Answer: Verb
Question: What state had its history involved with eugenics that  intentionally leaves a person unable to reproduce?
Answer: Oregon.
Question: Which event occurred first: the death of Khaled Saeed or "The Day of Anger and The Day of Revolt"?
Answer: The death of Khaled Saeed occurred in 2010 while "The Day of Anger and The Day of Revolt" occurred in 2011.
Question: Does Cameroon have more or fewer sex workers than Namibia?
Answer: Namibia has 11,000 prostitutes which is fewer than the 112,000 prostitutes in Cameroon.
Question: Where do the locals bypass when coming from Mumbai while on the Mumbra railway?
Answer: The Parsik Tunnel.
Question: Which two music groups could a trombone certainly be included in?
Answer: They are especially used in jazz and can also be used in an orchestra.
Question: Which has a lower frequency: The B1 note or the tone used for sound therapy?
Answer: B1 Note.
Question: When the Persians first started using kettle drums, had the Warring States period begun?
Answer: The Persians first started using kettle drums in 500 BCE which is before the Warring States period began in the 16th century.
Question: An AME and a LAME would both use what passive equipment to monitor airborne systems?
Answer: Built-in test equipment
Question: Are the Advanced Aviation Cobra and the EZ King Cobra both from the same country?
Answer: No, The Advanced Aviation Cobra was a U.S. ultralight aircraft of extremely minimalist design and the  EZ King Cobra is a Canadian designed and built.
Question: Which airplane was in use first, the de Havilland DH 110 Sea Vixen or the EMB 110?
Answer: the de Havilland DH 110 Sea Vixen
Question: What was a year that both the Antoinette VII and the Antoinette IV both flew in?
Answer: Both aircrafts flew in 1909.
Question: Did Chad and Charles Willie ever design anything produced from trees?
Answer: Yes
Question: Who won the golf tournament originally known as the Tournament Players Championship in its 45 edition?
Answer: Webb Simpson
Question: With whom did Red Around the Mouth meet with, who was from the US government to try to reach peace?
Answer: Colonel Henry Carrington
Question: Which offers a way to change things more effectively in the United States; Article 5 of the constitution (US) or Due Process Clause?
Answer: Article 5 of the US constitution
Question: What is another term for the obsidian that was fixed to the macuahuitl weapon?
Answer: They are also referred to as Aztec blades.
Question: Is the Norway national under-21 football team the joint-oldest in the world?
Answer: No
Question: Can an organism with an apical meristem have epithelium tissue?
Answer: No, apical meristems are found on plants and epithelium tissue is found on animals.
Question: Which species of fruit bat is found in locations that are further south, the Epomophorus wahlbergi or the Nanonycteris veldkampii?
Answer: The Epomophorus wahlbergi is found in locations that are further south.
Question: What term is the same for describing phalanx or shield wall of infantry and the position players line up in before the start of a down in football?
Answer: Formation defines phalanx or shield wall or players positioning in football.
Question: Which bird is more likely to survive in a higher altitude; rufous-sided warbling finch or Rufous sided broadbill?
Answer: Rufous-sided warbling finch
Question: Synoptic scale meteorology and Mesocyclone are used to stydy what?
Answer: Climate and weather patterns
Question: Did Emperor Heraclius fight against the Fifth Dynasty of ancient Egypt?
Answer: No, the Fifth Dynasty lived from the 25th-24th century BC which is hundreds of years before Heraclius was active.
Question: Do Florida's State Road 50 and State Road 5a both run in a similar or different direction compared to each other?
Answer: They run in different directions, with one being east-west and the other being north-south.
Question: The Noyyal River is a tributary of a river that reaches the sea at which town?
Answer: The Noyyal River is a tributary of the Kaveri River, which reaches the sea at Poompuhar.
Question: What state do both Dorothy Gale and Oz the Great and Terrible originate from?
Answer: They are from Kansas.
Question: Alpen is a municipality in what country in which the Helvetic nappes crop out as a narrow band?
Answer: Germany
Question: Which is more dangerous to people; Staphylococcus hominis or Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA)?
Answer: Staphylococcus aureus  (MRSA)
Question: For the Adam River, what province does it belong to where the Birch Creek is?
Answer: It is in British Columbia.
Question: Were the attackers during the Battle of Malaga and the Catalonia Offensive of the Spanish Civil War Nationalist or Republican?
Answer: Nationalist
Question: What type of body part do both the saphenous nerve and the superior lateral brachial cutaneous nerve belong to?
Answer: Both nerves are part of limbs.
Question: In which year were both José Tomás Pérez and Sharon Isabel Campbell appointed as ambassadors to the United States and Haiti, respectively?
Answer: They were both appointed in 2015.
Question: Were the Warriors in Philadelphia for at least a decade?
Answer: Yes, they were founded in 1946 and won a championship in 1956.
Question: Does the hexagonal prism have more or fewer edges than the tesseract?
Answer: It has fewer edges than the tesseract
Question: Was the Taifun rocket system used at the Battle of Amiens?
Answer: The Battle of Amiens took place in World War I while the Taifun rocket systems were not used until World War II
Question: How much time elapsed between the founding of the International Refuge Orgainzation (IRO) and the founding of Islamic Relief USA ( IRUSA )?
Answer: IRUSA was founded 47 years after the founding of IRO.
Question: How many more warheads can a Trident II missile carry than a D5 Trident missile?
Answer: Six more