JoohyungYun/webqa_doc huggingface dataset:
Question: Did the Russian Revolution conclude before or after the Russian Famine began?
Answer: The Russian Revolution concluded in 1922 after the Russian famine began in 1921.
Question: Were Estelle Harrison and Shuler Paul Hensley the only children in their families or did they have siblings?
Answer: They both had siblings.
Question: Does Body psychotherapy or Somatic psychotherapy seem to have a more in-depth approach of the human body?
Answer: Somatic psychotherapy
Question: Did Cher's rock version or Cliff Richard's cover version of Bang Bang get released first?
Answer: Cliff Richard's cover
Question: What was the occupation of Swedish Louis Gerhard De Geer prior to becoming Prime Minister for Justice?
Answer: He was lord justice for the appellate court of Götaland.
Question: What two religious buildings are national monuments in the towns of La Rochelle and Meaux in France?
Answer: The Meaux Cathedral and La Rochelle Cathedral are national monuments in these towns.
Question: What part of the body has 800 to 1,000 minor salivary glands located throughout it and has a side of a tooth adjacent to it?
Answer: The oral cavity.
Question: Did Léon Gambetta get to operate a French cruiser during WWI in France?
Answer: He couldn't because he died 32 years before WWI started.
Question: What do Hydrogen Chloride and Aluminium Chlorohydrate both containe?
Answer: They both contain the chlorine atom.
Question: The Carver model is a system of governance related to what concept that is defined as frameworks that can optimize the general well-being?
Answer: Policy
Question: What title can the older youth of the Sea Scouts elect a youth leader to that is also a member of a U.S. Navy gun crew?
Answer: They can be given the title 'boatswain".
Question: How many years after the death of Jim Thorpe was Ashleigh Barty born?
Answer: She was born 43 years after his death
Question: Which protection is generally applied to a non-organic subject, Cathodic protection or  diplomatic protection?
Answer: Cathodic protection
Question: The beginning of the Archaic period in Ancient Greece is part of what period before the European Middle Ages?
Answer: Antiquity
Question: Which occurred first, the last ever Daily Show hosted by Jon Stewart, or the retirement of Joseph Benigno?
Answer: Jon Stewart's final Daily Show appearance occurred before Joseph Benigno's retirement.
Question: Who was the author of the book meant to address all of natural history, but only really covered minerals, birds and quadrupeds?
Answer: Georges Buffon wrote Histore Naturelle, meant to be an exhaustive history, but turned out to not be.
Question: Brennus was a chieftain of a tribe of what people who participated in the attack on Delphi?
Answer: The Gauls
Question: Russian icons are found in churches that are usually built in what architectural style?
Answer: conservative and traditional
Question: Malignant Narcissism might have been one type of "Snakes in Suits" described by whom, in their book?
Answer: Robert D. Hare
Question: What kind of missile system does the RPK-2 Vyuga use that has operations typically involving a combination of sensor and weapon technologies with the kind of warfare associated with it?
Answer: Anti-submarine.
Question: In what state can you find the Silver Bridge and the East Huntington Bridge?
Answer: West Virginia
Question: What happened to the person, whose namesake show featured Alex Krycek played by Nicholas Lea, who became an antagonist on the show?
Answer: The person X, whom the x files was named after, was killed off after appearing in several seasons.
Question: Did Dan Logan play on the Listen album?
Answer: No
Question: Kani basami and Ō goshi are both types of what?
Answer: Throws
Question: What is the meaning of the name of the city where the Steve Hoyle Rehabilitation Center is located?
Answer: The city's name, Tallulah, means leaping water.
Question: What kind of church are the buildings that originated as the Jonqueres Monastery, and the building that is the main religious building in the city of Mazatlan?
Answer: They are Basilicas.
Question: Is Methyl methacrylate  an ingredient for Methylmalonic acid?
Answer: No it is not.
Question: What sport did Cristian Daniel Ledesma and Pablo Martin Ledesma both play?
Answer: soccer
Question: Is the class of stars with the warmest surface temperature also the most massive type of star on the main sequence?
Answer: Yes, O-type stars have the highest masses of stars on the main sequence.
Question: Crowsnest Pass is a name given to what two different areas?
Answer: A mountain pass and a municipality
Question: Did Los Angeles make an announcement about where it was housing its Olympic Village before the the games were ceded to Paris?
Answer: Yes, they made an announcement in 2016 about the location of the Olympic Village, one year before the ceding of the 2024 Games to Paris in 2017.
Question: The canoes used by the Royal Marine Raiders to carry out Operation Frankton were able to carry how many soldiers?
Answer: two
Question: Which football teams have had players that share their name with a philosopher?
Answer: Brazil national team, Valencia, Albacete Balompie have all had a player named Socrates.
Question: In a quantized gauge theory, what particle are the quanta of gauge fields that also have a string theory based on them?
Answer: Bosons
Question: Was there a schoolhouse built in Pikeview before the area was annexed by Colorado Springs?
Answer: yes
Question: Was Bukey Horde founded during Chagatai Khan's lifetime?
Answer: No
Question: How many more kilometers was the largest lunar crate than the crater Cauchy C?
Answer: It was approximately 286.4 kilometers bigger.
Question: What does the American singer-songwriter born on February 20, 1967, best known as a frontman of the rockband Nirvana share with Kurt Singer, a German economist and philosopher?
Answer: His first name
Question: Which territory does Epirus mostly lies within that is also the region that the Visigoths under Alaric plundered?
Answer: The territory is Greece.
Question: On what continent will you find both cape sugarbird and the West African long-tailed shrew?
Answer: Africa is the home continent for both cape sugarbird and West African long-tailed shrew.
Question: What can a player be penalized with if they violate the following rule :"a player must not lift an opponent off the ground and drop or drive that player so that their head and/or upper body make contact with the ground."
Answer: A yellow card, red card, or penalty.
Question: The name of the fourth album by Quarashi is also the name of the twelfth album by a musician from which country?
Answer: Ireland
Question: Did Seleucus IV die during the Seleucid War?
Answer: No, Seleucus IV died 13 years after the war ended.
Question: What ascending SI prefix is ​​also the name of an American company specializing in cloud-based backup and disaster recovery for small and mid-sized businesses?
Answer: Zetta
Question: Was the USS Gettysburg named after a battle in the war that the USS Wolverine was used in?
Answer: No, the USS Gettysburg was named for a battle in the Civil War and the USS Wolverine was used in WWII.
Question: What is the official name of the air component of the military defense force of the island nation where the Battle of Clontarf was fought in 1014?
Answer: The Air Corps
Question: Was the unit the 41st Massachusetts Mounted Infantry consolidated into a higher or lower regiment number than the The 2nd Massachusetts Volunteer Cavalry Regiment?
Answer: It was higher, as it was consolidated into the 3rd Massachusetts Cavalry.
Question: Are Rassolnik and Chicken soup made with the same meat or different meat?
Answer: They are made with different meat.
Question: What is the name of one of the official languages in Tajikistan that has its standard language based on northwestern dialects of the region of old major city of Samarqand?
Answer: Tajik.
Question: What form of religion regarding deities did both Celtics and Ancient Egyptians believe in?
Answer: They were both polytheistic and have several deities to believe in.
Question: What city in Texas opened their Busch Gardens park seven years after the first SeaWorld park was opened?
Answer: Houston.
Question: Thee velocity of what, which appears to twinkle due to turbulent mixing in the atmosphere of Earth, in the respective medium is the refractive index of the medium?
Answer: Light
Question: Are the La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians found in the same county as the Round Valley Indian Reservation?
Answer: No, the La Jolla Band of Indians are found in San Diego County and the Round Valley Indian Reservation is in Mendocino and Trinity counites.
Question: Where did the father of the actress that played Janice Goralnik work?
Answer: Her father worked at the New York Stock Exchange.
Question: How do both the U S. Mk 48 Advanced Capability (ADCAP) torpedo and a Fly-by-wire system controlled?
Answer: They are both guided and controlled by wires, which receive commands.
Question: Where (in what condition) does the bird found in Madagascar by Seychelles, leave their nests?
Answer: The Malagasy coucal will sometimes leave their nest uncovered.
Question: What type of landscape have both  Anabantiformes and Anseriformes survived in?
Answer: They have both survived in water.
Question: Does Nakayama's lemma signify a cyclic group?
Answer: It does not.
Question: How long is the Drepanornis albertisi?
Answer: The black billed sicklebill or D albertisi is about 35 cm long.
Question: Which position was played by footballers Daniel Bernard and Đặng Văn Lâm?
Answer: They were both goalkeepers.
Question: Was the championship game for the Division Men's Ice Hockey tournament in 1970 played in a venue further south the "Game of the Century" college football game in 1969?
Answer: No, the "Game of the Century" was played in Arkansas and the 1969-1970 NCAA Ice Hockey championship was played in New York.
Question: How long after the Christ Church Cathedral congregation was founded was the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee created?
Answer: The Christ Church Cathedral congregation was founded and the Episcopal Diocese of West Tennessee was created 153 later in 1982.
Question: Which American rock band has both Brandon Charles Boyd and Alex Katunich been a member of?
Answer: Incubus
Question: What region is the Banu Yam native to that has The Quran as the finest work in its classical literature?
Answer: They are native to southwestern Arabia.
Question: After Onjo and Biryu founded Baekje, what became of it when it was one of the Later Three Kingdoms of Korea?
Answer: It became Later Baekje.
Question: What sport is played by the people who win the Frank M. Gibson Trophies and the Dr. Beattie Martin Trophies?
Answer: They play Canadian football.
Question: In the highest levels of association football, what is the role of the official that assists the referee but is not considered an assistant referee?
Answer: The fourth official's duties are usually administrative in nature, such as supervising the substitution procedures.
Question: Which influential band had members who played with Native American guitarist, Jesse Edwin Davis, and guitarist Denny Laine of the Moody Blues?
Answer: The Beatles
Question: What is a natural habitat of the Crax fasciolata in Brazil?
Answer: A tropical dry forest.
Question: What type of character were both the Well-Manicured Man and Alvin Kersh in the television show The X-Files?
Answer: They both were antagonists.
Question: What family and order do mammals known as moles belong to?
Answer: They belong to the family Talpidae under the order of Eulipotyphla.
Question: What is the name of the AR antagonist that features a cyclic ester attached spiro to another ring system?
Answer: They are called Spironolactones.
Question: In which country are native surnames more likely to end with the letters "ch", Russia or Albania?
Answer: Russia
Question: A song from the soundtrack to which musical was the Billboard debut of a singer-songwriter who shares her last name with an American jazz trombonist who played with the Jazz Minors at Disneyland?
Answer: The Greatest Showman
Question: What is the name of a vocalist in a band whose name is the same the Nintendo video game called Mother 2 in Japan?
Answer: Dani Winter-Bates
Question: What connotation do the terms "white trash" and Whitey have?
Answer: They are both slang terms that tend to have a derogatory nature regarding people of certain origins.
Question: In which ocean would you be able to catch yelloweye, red bream and red snapper?
Answer: the Pacific
Question: How are the Kuba of Central Africa likely to set the heddles when they begin an activity that involves the use of leaves of a specific type of palm?
Answer: They would probably set the heddles at 45 degrees.
Question: Where did the ghazal originate from and and when did it spread into South Asia?
Answer: The ghazal originated from Arabic poetry and spread into South Asia in the 12th century.
Question: How many years before Lafleur was drafted by the Canadiens were The Quebec Games founded?
Answer: 1
Question: Can the  Sarcochilus spathulatus have more leaves than the orange blossom orchid?
Answer: Yes, the  Sarcochilus spathulatus can have up to ten leaves and the orange blossom orchid only has up to eight leaves.
Question: Did the Soviet Union and the United States both use the same type of emigration restrictions to prevent citizens from defecting?
Answer: No
Question: What is the name of the second-most numerous German armored fighting vehicle in WWII that was intended to be a support tank for use against enemy anti-tank guns?
Answer: The Panzer IV.
Question: Does repetition and period have anything to do with the pitch of the song?
Answer: No they do not.
Question: Did Homer Simpson first appear in a comic book series or a Television series?
Answer: Simpson first appeared in a television series in 1987.
Question: A communications service provider is in what industry in which a user is a person, organization, or other entity that employs the services provided by a telecommunication system?
Answer: Telecomunications
Question: Were actresses Teresa Mary Palmer and Theresa Healey born on an island?
Answer: Yes
Question: Response and Information are both types of what?
Answer: Bias
Question: Do smallest cardiac veins pass through gastric varices?
Answer: They do not.
Question: Which country, containing a city called Pattaya, might grow and eat Dragon Fruit?
Answer: Pattaya is in Thailand, where they do, indeed grow and eat Dragon fruit, though it's not native there.
Question: An enclosure, a variety of electrical components, and often a power switch would most likely be powered by a system with wires labeled what letters?
Answer: A, B, and C
Question: Which might allow non winners to perform on stage during the event more frequently for enjoymnent; PSA awards or Korean Music Awards
Answer: Korean Music Awards
Question: Who was the father of the the person whose death ended the senior Plantagenet line?
Answer: Edward of Woodstock
Question: In which state can you find both part of the Rocky Mountains and part of the Blue Mountains?
Answer: You can find parts of both mountain ranges in the state of Idaho.
Question: Did Iginio Straffi work as the director and develop the initial Winx Club series?
Answer: Yes, Iginio Straffi developed the plot line and directed the first season of Winx Club.
Question: What commonality is there between Hamiltonian field theory and Hamiltonian control theory?
Answer: It was theorized by the same person.
Question: How many years apart were the songs "Think" and "Walking Away" released by Information Society?
Answer: Think and Walking Away were released two years apart.
Question: Were the bands The Pogues and Subhumans begun in the same decade or different decades?
Answer: same decade
Question: At which location would you most likely need a boat to gain access; Hog Island or The Almshouse?
Answer: Hog Island
Question: Did the 2002-2003 Chelsea F.C. Team lose against the same or a different team in th UEFA Cup as the 2003-2004 team?
Answer: Different team
Question: Can students of Southampton School of Medicine receive Medi-Cal?
Answer: No, the University of Southampton School of Medicine is in England and Medi-Cal is Californian program.
Question: Does the New York I-84 pass into Connecticut with no junctions?
Answer: No, only I-684 goes to Connecticut.
Question: The person the unit of measurement denoted as Bq was named after was born where?
Answer: Paris, France
Question: Where is the 148th Fighter Wing unit located and for how many years did they fly the F-16A before transitioning to the F-16C?
Answer: They are located at Duluth Air National Guard Base, Minnesota and flew the F-16A for 13 years.
Question: What band that was joined at MTV Unplugged by Rob Patterson, Kalen Chase, and Zac Baird was discovered by Ross Robinson?
Answer: Korn
Question: How does the organization of communities of the Oratorians differ from those of the French Oratory?
Answer: Communities of the Oratorians are autonomous, while those of the French Oratary operate under a central authority.
Question: Was Philip I of Macedon related to the kings who preceded and followed him?
Answer: Yes, his father, Argaeus I, had reigned before him, and his son, Aeropus I, had reigned after him.
Question: What Hebrew word referred to the role that was identified with the person of Jesus?
Answer: Mashiach or moshiach
Question: The tournament that, along with the World Baseball Classic, was one of two active tournaments considered by the IBAF to be a major world championship, was last held in which country?
Answer: The Baseball World Cup, which along with the World Baseball Classic was one of two active tournaments considered to be a major world championship, was last held in Panama.
Question: Are there more species of fulmarine petrels or petrels that make up the genus Macronetes?
Answer: fulmarine petrels
Question: What is the German name of the village that lies five kilometres to the south of Dorotowo in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship?
Answer: Stabigotten is the German name of Stawiguda, the village that lies five kilometres to the south of Dorotowo in the Warmian-Masurian Voivodeship.
Question: Which show is more likely to contain scenes with someone singing a melody in tune; The Man from Another Place or Star?
Answer: Star
Question: How are the islands of Hauraki gulf connected to the largest economic region of New Zealand?
Answer: The Auckland ferry
Question: Which king was of an earlier Egyptian Dynasty, Sekhemkhet or Sekhemre-Heruhirmaat Intef ?
Answer: Sekhemkhet
Question: What was the subject matter of jian'an poetry during the Six Dynasties?
Answer: It is notable for its frank descriptions of love and beauty.
Question: Did Harold Macmillan achieve his role as Minister of Defence before or after the frequent fuel and food shortages in Hungary?
Answer: before
Question: What is the name of the continent that contains Sydney Harbour and had its Indigenous population arrive on the northwest coast?
Answer: Australia.
Question: Would the 17th Reserve Division of the Syrian Army be included in their Special Forces or excluded from them?
Answer: excluded
Question: Did the large, saggy, pink and white striped, stuffed cat belonging to Emily have the catchphrase "Heavens to Murgatroyd!"?
Answer: No, Snagglepuss has that catchphrase.
Question: What do the Sunda pied hornbill ( convexus) and Malaysian pied hornbill get the last word in their name from?
Answer: The shape of their bill
Question: What is the rank in population among the United States of the state whose highest point has an elevation of 4,007 metres?
Answer: Nevada, the state whose highest point, Boundary Peak, has an elevation of 4,007 metres, is the 19th-least populous state in the United States.
Question: The street fair that ran from 1980 to 2010 in the Silver Lake district of Los Angeles was named for the intersection of which two streets?
Answer: Sunset Boulevard and Santa Monica Boulevard
Question: Was the father of Henry IV alive when Henry IV participated in an armed expedition against Hungary?
Answer: No, Henry IV's father died in 1266 before the expedition in 1271.
Question: Which artist specializes in landscape, Pieter de Grebber, or Arthur Dove?
Answer: Arthur Dove
Question: What genre of game is both X-Men: Mutant Academy and Street Fighter?
Answer: Fighting video game.
Question: When does breasts start producing milk and who performs breastfeeding?
Answer: Breasts begin producing mature milk around the third or fourth day after birth, usually breastfeeding may be performed by the infant's mother or by a surrogate, typically called a wet nurse.
Question: Are the medial plantar artery and middle cerebral artery located in the same region of the body?
Answer: The medial plantar artery is located on the foot, while the middle cerebral artery is located on the opposite end of the body, the head, near the frontal lobe.
Question: What year were both The coin-operated version of Breakers released and the puzzle arcade game published?
Answer: 1996.
Question: From what ancient kingdom did Caranus and Aeropus I rule over?
Answer: Macedon.
Question: Into what element with eight isotopes through electrolysis or a strong reducing agent does tellurite reduce to?
Answer: It reduces to tellurium.
Question: Which part of the human body has osteons which are the hardest parts of it and has the osteoclasts which are responsible for the resorption of it?
Answer: The bones.
Question: Which involves a more rapid movement of matter; Terminal Velocity or Stokes Law?
Answer: Terminal Velocity
Question: Is Bucks County part of the region of South Central Pennsylvania?
Answer: No, it is located northeast of Philadelphia.
Question: Are the biceps femoris muscles located higher or lower up on the body than the adductor longus muscles?
Answer: Lower
Question: Which song had more vocal contributors when it was initially recorded and marketed; Tarzan and Jane or Mambo Italiano?
Answer: Tarzan and Jane
Question: Do atoms of potassium and atoms of uranium both have the same number of protons?
Answer: No, Uranium has 92 protons and Potassium has 19 protons as it's atomic number is 19.
Question: What is the name used by the UK in some international organizations and which in British English slang is Blighty?
Answer: Great Britain
Question: What type of life form are Melaleuca alternifolia and Dimocarpus longan?
Answer: Melaleuca alternifolia and Dimocarpus longan are both trees.
Question: Policy analysis's outcome would be unlikely to sway what kind of voter?
Answer: Base voters
Question: The basic, inherent vowel of most syllables is a short e in a language that is the theorized common ancestor of what language family?
Answer: The Indo-European language family
Question: Pure Land and Theravāda are both forms of what?
Answer: Buddhism
Question: The adult form of which is a darker overall color, the escolar or the A. taeniatus?
Answer: escolar
Question: The Miyake event or the Charlemagne event was identified via the increase in what type of carbon used in  Radiocarbon dating measurements?
Answer: Carbon-14
Question: Which state that had borders shared with Massachusetts had renounced it's allegiance to the British Crown first?
Answer: Rhode Island
Question: What European country that colonized the Americas had Celts settling in it during the Iron Age?
Answer: Spain.
Question: What type of media makes up The Guns of Avalon by Roger Zelazny and The Princess Diaries, Volume IX: Princess Mia?
Answer: A book.
Question: Which conflict involved a higher number of deaths, the Pana riot or the Virden Massacre?
Answer: the Virden Masacre
Question: Is the name of the skin layer that regulates the amount of water released from the body into the atmosphere through transepidermal water loss called the hypodermis?
Answer: Even though there is "hypo" in its name, rather the epidermis is responsible for that function.
Question: What leadership role would Chaput, the professed Capuchin Franciscan, be above in the Church?
Answer: He was consecrated a bishop and became the first Native American archbishop, for which he would have ranked higher than diocesan bishops.
Question: Which song was more popular on the charts in the United States; Miss You or You Better Wait?
Answer: Miss you