JoohyungYun/webqa_doc huggingface dataset:
Question: Which drug is used to repress male hormones that is considered to be one of the safest antiandrogens yet can cause gynecomastia, testicular, atrophy and impotence?
Answer: Spironolactone is prescribed to repress hormones in MTF's but has severe adverse affects.
Question: Where did the third Islamic caliphate to succeed the Islamic prophet Muhammed first center it's government?
Answer: The Abbasid Caliphate first centered its government in Kufa.
Question: Mudrocks are part of what type of rock, an example of which are  rocks composed predominantly of broken pieces or clasts of older weathered and eroded rocks?
Answer: Sedimentary rocks
Question: Which geometric shape is present on both the Distinguished Public Service Medal and the Meritorious Public Service Medal?
Answer: An equilateral triangle is present on both, which is the symbolic representation of the civilian.
Question: What is the main language of the area that is believed to be the original home of the Angles?
Answer: The main language of Anglia, the original home of the Angles, is German.
Question: The French Alps are part of a mountain range that spans how many climate zones?
Answer: Five
Question: Do both the bands Portugal. The Man and UHF actually hail from Portugal?
Answer: Only UHF does, Portugal. The Man is from America.
Question: How many years after the death of Ayrton Senna did Kieth O'dor die?
Answer: He died one year later.
Question: What geometric shape is on both the flag of Senegal and the flag of South Sudan.
Answer: There is a star on both the flag of Senegal and the flag of South Sudan.
Question: In which professional field did both Chang Wanquan and Chang Myon work?
Answer: They both worked in politics.
Question: How many years passed between Obninsk Nuclear Power Plant being connect to the power grid, and the agreement of Cuba and the Soviet Union to construct reactors near Juragua?
Answer: 22 years passed between the two events.
Question: Which event was earlier in the calendar year: Humboldt Broncos bus crash or Carrollton bus collision?
Answer: Humboldt Broncos bus crash
Question: An affine space and an affine root system both work with what space?
Answer: Euclidean space.
Question: Of the US Route highways which would go through the Cascade Mountains, NC 58, or Oregon Route 58?
Answer: Oregon Route 58 goes into the foothills of the Cascade Mountains.
Question: Which grows from a monocot; Asparaginase or Asparagales?
Answer: Asparagales
Question: Which genus are both the Moorhen and the Water rail part of?
Answer: The genus Gallinula.
Question: Does the Progressive Conservative Party in Canada operate at both the national and provincial level?
Answer: Yes
Question: Which more clearly defines a belief that just about anything has a spirit; Religion or Animism?
Answer: Animism
Question: What would have been the title of the person in charge of Witham Preceptory?
Answer: Preceptor
Question: Are there more counties or municipalities in Ohio?
Answer: Municipalities.
Question: What type of insect are the Polistes bahamensis and the Ampulex compressa?
Answer: paper wasps
Question: What religions are followed by people who speak a language that was a court language in Nepal starting in the 14th century?
Answer: They follow Hinduism and Buddhism.
Question: What do Ramphastos and Toco Toucans have in common?
Answer: Ramphastos and Toco Toucans are Toucans.
Question: Did Robin Confer and Arjen Robben play the same position?
Answer: No, Arjen Robben is a winger and Robin Confer is a Forward.
Question: Which continent can Acacia mucronata and Schoenoplectus pungens both be found on?
Answer: Acacia mucronata and Schoenoplectus pungens can both be found on Australia.
Question: Which features more thrilling physical feats; La inolvidable or Luisa Fernanda?
Answer: La inolvidable
Question: In which case is temperature the most important determining factor to  balance; Balancing of rotating masses or Hydronic balancing?
Answer: Hydronic balancing
Question: Is the romanised Cantonese version of "Zhen" longer than the word that would become the Chinese metaphor for poisoning?
Answer: No, the romanised Cantonese version of "Zhen" is Yan or Yen which is shorter than the Chinese metaphor for poisoning-- "Zhen".
Question: Do both the MSC Seaside and the town of Southport both still function as vacation destinations?
Answer: No.
Question: Which requires more hands to operate: the sickle or the kontos?
Answer: The kontos requires more hands.
Question: Did the royal supporters ever use the same animal that the Royal Standard of the United Kingdom uses in it's four quadrants in their royal arms of sovereignty?
Answer: Yes, they used a lion.
Question: What song topped the Billboard Hot 100 charts in the same year as the release of The NeverEnding Story III: Escape from Fantasia?
Answer: "I'll Make Love to You," by Boyz II Men.
Question: Which continent could a traveler find both the Cleome spinosa and Chlorophytum?
Answer: The Cleome spinosa and Chlorophytum can both be found in Africa and Asia.
Question: Which district in the new county of North Yorkshire was the parish that had William de Warenne as its tenant in chief transferred to?
Answer: Harrogate district
Question: What garment is like a kimono and has its left side wrapped over the right side and made with straight seams and wide sleeves?
Answer: A yukata.
Question: Do Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra have the same number of districts in their respective states?
Answer: No, Uttar Pradesh has 75 districts, while Maharashtra has 36 districts.
Question: Which International Air Transport Association has codified São Paulo – Guarulhos International Airport and Osaka International Airport?
Answer: IATA
Question: What types of disks are all classes of enoyl-CoA isomerases?
Answer: Trimeric
Question: Karthiyayini Devi and Durga Bhagavathy are both names for what type of supernatural being?
Answer: A goddess.
Question: Taoists make charms of what, on which Chinese calligraphy was used?
Answer: Coins
Question: A direct impact of some sort to the outer arm can cause nerve damage that results in what type of pain?
Answer: A dull and aching pain.
Question: What type of characters were present in the logo-syllabic script of cuneiform?
Answer: It had a subset of characters that are used for their phonetic values.
Question: In what version of the show based on the team composed of Iron Man (Tony Stark) as de facto team leader, Ant-Man/Giant-Man ( Hank Pym ), the Hulk (Bruce Banner), Thor, and the Wasp (Janet Van Dyne) does Taurus appear in?
Answer: The Avengers: United They Stand
Question: What symptoms do both vulvar cancer and prurigo nodularis have in common?
Answer: Itchy skin
Question: The Fraser Valley and The Coast Mountains are both in a province that is divided into what type of district?
Answer: Regional districts
Question: Did the same group claim responsibility for both the 2012 Sanaa bombing and the 2015 Kuwait mosque bombing?
Answer: No
Question: Who plays the deputy director role of the Parks and Recreation Department in the town that Joan Callamezzo and Perd Hapley played roles as television journalists from?
Answer: Amy Poehler
Question: How long are the USCGC Sequoia and the USCGC Aspen?
Answer: They are each 225 feet long.
Question: Are there any Greek dishes that use Tarako?
Answer: Taramasalata or taramosalata is a Greek meze made from tarama, the salted and cured roe of the cod.
Question: In which continent were actresses Teresa Mary Palmer and Theresa Healey born?
Answer: They are from Oceania.
Question: How old was Sara Evans when she released an album with her family?
Answer: 48
Question: What war did the US Navy's USS Yorktown aircraft carrier and the Japanese Imperial Army's landing craft carrier Shinshū Maru fight in?
Answer: They fought in World War II.
Question: What was the name of the city that the Byzantine statesman Bonus defended during the Avar-Persian siege of 626 and which also  contained the Palace of the Porphyrogenitus?
Answer: Constantinople
Question: Between Type 97 infantry mortar used by the Japanese in WWII and the L16 mortar used by the Canadian army, which used larger caliber ammunition?
Answer: neither. They both used 81mm ammunition.
Question: During what conflict did people use the M114 155 mm howitzer and the 240 mm howitzer?
Answer: These weapons were used during World War II.
Question: Is the number of continents that exist in the world when Eurasia is considered as a single continent higher or lower than the number of divisions of the chemical structure of Earth?
Answer: Higher
Question: Which two plates were involved in the formation of the rock in the center of the mountains in California with a name that translates to Snowy Range?
Answer: The Farallon Plate and the North American Plate were involved in the formation of the rock.
Question: If a note had a filled-in oval head and a straight note steam pointing upwards from the right-hand side with four flaps, it would be a what?
Answer: A sixty-fourth note originating from the right
Question: After the battle of the Bitter Lakes that begun as a result of a border incursion by nomads, who won after surprising the enemy at the shores that also used forays as an excuse to launch an invasion to Judah?
Answer: Shoshenq won.
Question: What kind of roads are normally toll-free and connect capital cities and regional centers?
Answer: Limited-access highways
Question: Sagina procumbens is a species of flowering plant in the family Caryophyllaceae that can be found in what type of habitats?
Answer: It can be found in wild and disturbed habitat, especially moist areas
Question: How old was Remy Reynierse when Adil Rami was born?
Answer: Reynierse was 24 years old
Question: Where did the class of the tools that use compressed air and are generally safer than electric power tool equivalents get their name?
Answer: From the Greek word pneuma, meaning wind or breath.
Question: What is the style of architecture that was most common in Russia up until the style associated with the Socialist realism school of art and architecture took over?
Answer: Russian architecture was the style used prior to the Stalinist Architecture period.
Question: What title did both Enmebaragesi of Kish and Chedorlaomer hold?
Answer: They were both Kings of Elam.
Question: Which would make more sense to use when making drinks: a bar spoon or a teaspoon?
Answer: A bar spoon is typically used by bartenders.
Question: Which states in the US are the Newcomb's snail and Banded dune snail endemic to?
Answer: The Newcomb's snail is endemic to Hawaii while the Banded dune snail is endemic to areas in California.
Question: Which number would be used in more areas: 0191 or 084?
Answer: 0191 would be used in more areas.
Question: What is the name of the spiders that have a genital plate and is a promising model for the study of inbreeding?
Answer: Theridiid spiders.
Question: What event happened the earliest, Christopher Wan Turner being a member of the New York Yankees' 2000 World Series championship team that beat the New York Mets or Lisa having her daughter Ashlyn Brooke Iannetta?
Answer: Christopher Wan Turner of the New York Yankees beating the New York Mets happened first.
Question: Who researched bipolar disorder for the 1993 movie Mr. Jones but did not actually play any characters in the movie?
Answer: Mike Figgis and Eric Roth both researched bipolar disorder to prepare for the 1993 movie Mr. Jones but neither of them played any characters in it.
Question: The other term for velocity gradient is incorporated into what concept that is symmetric by definition?
Answer: Strain rate tensor
Question: Within a species of the things listed on a list of minerals for which there are articles on Wikipedia, is it possible there would be variation in physical properties or minor amounts of impurities that are recognized by wider society as a mineral variety?
Answer: Yes
Question: What was the preferred mode of financing of the Greek cities that shares the namesake of the Catholics that have it using signs and symbols whose significance has been made more precise through Old Testament events?
Answer: The liturgy.
Question: What might the pillagers from Mount Gundabad in The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies have eaten during their travels?
Answer: Human beings
Question: Did Onyx release their first and second albums through the same record company?
Answer: No, Bacdafucup was released on November 27, 1992 by JMJ Records and Onyx's own label, Armee Records released the second album.
Question: By how many more points did Port Adelaide win its premiership victory by than the Adelaide Crows win its Grand Final over North Melbourne?
Answer: Five.
Question: Which theorem implies that closed atoroidal Haken manifolds are hyperbolic and if M is a compact irreducible atoroidal Haken manifold whose boundary has zero Euler characteristic, then the interior of M has a complete hyperbolic structure of finite volume?
Answer: Thurston's geometrization theorem.
Question: Were musicians Sara Evans and Ian McFarlane born on the same continent?
Answer: no
Question: Which area are Percoblatta pensylvanica and P. uhleriana native to?
Answer: P pensylvanica and P uhleriana are from North America.
Question: What party supported the Republicans in the elections of 1862 and 1863 and helped them retain control in both the house and the senate?
Answer: The Republicans were able to keep control with the help of the Unionist Party.
Question: Can solid carbon be found in the mine that is located in  south central Zimbabwe, about 40 kilometres from the asbestos mining town of Zvishavane in the Midlands province?
Answer: yes
Question: Who died earilier, Philip I the Amorous or Guy III of Châtillon?
Answer: Philip I the Amorous died first in 1106.
Question: What are Photodetectors also called and what does the p-n junction in it do?
Answer: Photodetectors are also called photosensors and the p-n junction converts light photons into current.
Question: What characters can be used to write the Japanese feminine names Yuriko and Yui?
Answer: The names can be written using different kanji,hiragana or katakana characters.
Question: Which football player is younger: Rüştü Reçber or Volkan Demirel?
Answer: Rüştü Reçber was born in 1973 while Volkan Demirel was born eight years later in 1981.
Question: Are there more words in the German phrase for the North Styrian Alps or for the Nock Mountains?
Answer: The German phrase for the North Styrian Alps
Question: Which golf athlete won the Open Championship in 2000 but lost the WGC-Andersen Consulting Match Play Championship to Darren Clarke?
Answer: Tiger Woods was the golf athlete that both won and lost in 2000.
Question: Which event ends with more persons carrying home Trophies; Ivor Novello Awards or Screening of Artist?
Answer: Novello Awards
Question: Do the biceps reflex and the patellar reflex test the same segments of the spinal cord?
Answer: They do not, the biceps relflext tests the c5 and c6 reflex arc and the patellar reflex tests the L2, L3, and L4 segments of the spinal cord.
Question: Did Marc L. Gagnon start painting before or after Marc Gagnon went to the Olympics for the first time?
Answer: Before
Question: How many years after Leo Frank's death was there a miniseries about the murder he committed?
Answer: 73.
Question: What action do both herds of grazing zebra and organolithium species commonly engage in?
Answer: They aggregate
Question: Who had more siblings, Princess Margarete or Prince Arthur?
Answer: Prince Arthur had eight siblings, more than Princess Margarete who had seven siblings.
Question: What percent of the population is European in the county that tells folk tales about pearl diving, djinn, and the sea?
Answer: In this country, 14% of the population is European.
Question: Were both the Celtic deities and the Ancient Egyptian deities geographically widespread and well-known?
Answer: Somewhat; Celtic deities had many local deities and a few geographically diverse ones while Ancient Egyptians deities were known all over the region.
Question: In which modern-day region was An believed to be the supreme God and "prime mover in creation"?
Answer: An was a deity in Mesopotamia, which is modern-day West Asia.
Question: Where did Marcel Granollers and Marc López win the ATP World Tour Doubles Finals?
Answer: O 2 Arena London
Question: The ECD enters what mountain range that a plateau sometimes called Cumberland Plateau ends at?
Answer: Allegheny Mountains
Question: What 5 peoples are considered to be the Wu Hu?
Answer: Xiongnu, Jie, Xianbei, Di, and Qiang
Question: Do the Pleistocene Lake Basins cover more or less area than the Columbia River flood basalts did during the middle to late Miocene epoch?
Answer: At 1407 square miles they cover less than the Columbia River flood basalts that covered 63200 square miles.
Question: Were both the Grand Ducal Palace in Luxembourg and the Ducal Palace of Nevers, France built to be residences for royal families?
Answer: yes
Question: Who is the subordinate to the principal legal adviser to the Crown and the Government in England and Wales?
Answer: The Solicitor General
Question: Is Guyana's Internet country code top-level domain used by the manufacturers of DAP meters?
Answer: No.
Question: How old was Murray Cowper when Michael Murray was first a Member of the Western Australian Legislative Assembly?
Answer: He was 40 years old.
Question: Which occurred first: the Bavarian uprising or the founding of Batavia by the Dutch?
Answer: Batavia was founded in 1619 which was before the Bavarian uprising of 1705-06.
Question: What do polymer bonded (PBX), Hazmat Class 1, pyro, and charges have in common?
Answer: They are explosives or related to explosives
Question: What continent can both Conocarpus erectus and Chaetophractus be found on?
Answer: South America
Question: Which attack resulted in a greater loss of life, the bomb attack in the City of Westminster in 1975 or the bomb attack at the Four Step Inn pub in 1971?
Answer: The attack on the Four Steps Inn resulted in a greater loss of life.
Question: Druze make up 5.2% of the total population in an area inside a country primarily composed of people following what two religious beliefs?
Answer: Islam and Christianity
Question: Was the Red Electoral Alliance formed before or after the International Socialists formed?
Answer: Before. International Socialists formed in the late 1970s and the Red Electoral Alliance formed in the early 1970s.
Question: Who is the current head of the organization that included the 8th Infantry Division that fought in two world wars?
Answer: Queen Elizabeth II is the head of this organization.
Question: How many years after Napoleon's intervention of spain was florida made a US state?
Answer: 37 years
Question: Which is longer; Loborhamphus nobilis or Black sicklebill?
Answer: Black sicklebill
Question: What are two examples of Will Guidara's professions?
Answer: Restaurateur and actor.
Question: Hypselodoris krakatoa is a species of sea slug or dorid nudibranch that can reach a total length of what?
Answer: 55 mm
Question: Zhan is the pinyin romanization of what country's language which includes the word Ma for cannabis?
Answer: China
Question: The River Knobs stretches to near what local landmark in Pendleton County in the Eastern Panhandle of West Virginia, United States?
Answer: Seneca Rocks
Question: Which writings are part of the "sutta" or "sutra", sometimes set in Lanka, the island fortress capital of Ravana, and contain the Pali Canon?
Answer: Buddist Literature or texts contain Sutta or Sutra often, and some tell of Ravana, other similar ones contain the Pali Canon.
Question: What type of ships can move along the river that is located on the east bank of the town of Brest?
Answer: Deep-draught ships can move in the river.
Question: What are the names of the numbers stations, "The Lincolnshire Poacher" and "Cherry Ripe", both also the names of?
Answer: folk songs
Question: What kind of animals are Parcoblatta pensylvanica,  P. uhleriana, and P boliana?
Answer: The Percoblattas are cock roaches.
Question: Was Karl Brandt, German physician and SS officer in Nazi Germany, or Karl Josef Silberbauer, Austrian police officer and SS member, older at the time of World War II?
Answer: Karl Brandt
Question: Are sulfur dichloride and tetrachlorosilane both solid or liquid chemicals?
Answer: They are both liquids.
Question: The male entertainer Nage and fiddler Allard both call what country home?
Answer: Canada
Question: What alphabets are used to indicate officer rank codes and pay grades in the US?
Answer: O is used to represent rank while E is used to represent pay grade.
Question: To which culture does Korban and Blood libel relate to?
Answer: Judaism
Question: What was the former capital city of the Khmer Empire, that used to have an older capital of Hariharalaya?
Answer: Angkor.
Question: What bone are the suboccipital muscles found above that also has a large oval opening called the foramen magnum?
Answer: The occipital bone.
Question: Did the Humboldt Broncos bus crash and Carrollton bus collision take place in the same country or different countries?
Answer: Different countries.
Question: Do the state Niki Christoff was born in and the country Nicole Zefanya was born in start with the same letter or a different letter?
Answer: They both start with the same letter.
Question: Which incident occurred first: the interglacial period or the Chelford interstadial in Britain?
Answer: The interglacial period came first occurring some 424,000 years ago while the Chelford interstadial in Britain took place 100,ooo years ago.
Question: An essential rate in the physics of fluids is asymmetric or symmetric?
Answer: Symmetric.
Question: Did Hasdrubal Gisco commit suicide to avoid being lynched by a Carthaginian mob before or after the Battle of Cannae?
Answer: After
Question: When Muhammad founded the Emirate of Granada, would it have been possible for Muhammad I, the Umayyad emir of Cordoba to have known about it?
Answer: It would not have been possible as he lived and died four centuries before that time.
Question: Is the north Canturbury's Towy River a tributary of the River Tywi?
Answer: No, it's just a river of the north Canterbury region of New Zealand's South Island.
Question: Are all train stops acheived using railway breaks?
Answer: They are not.
Question: Which concluded earlier, the 1982 Ice Hockey World Championships, or the 1982 World Snooker Championship?
Answer: The Ice Hockey championship concluded 17 days before the Snooker Championship concluded.
Question: Are the 26 neighborhood area east of the Harbor Freeway and the area known by the nickname Frogtown in the same city?
Answer: Yes they are both in Los Angeles.
Question: What football position did both Roberto Antonio "Cóndor" Rojas Saavedra and Johnny Cristián Herrera Muñoz play?
Answer: The position of goalkeeper.
Question: In which of the countries that the worst natural disaster of the 20th century both in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom effected was Derek Bentley hanged?
Answer: The United Kingdom
Question: Do both the U.S. Navy and the Royal navy have nuclear powered submarines?
Answer: Yes
Question: Was there a post office called Lincoln before or after Abraham Lincoln was assassinated?
Answer: after
Question: Who is older, Michael Knoxville Hettinga or Sidney Miller III?
Answer: Michael Knoxville Hettinga
Question: What International body took part in the publishing of both IEC standard 60529 and  IEC 60309?
Answer: International Electrotechnical Commission
Question: What is the name of the nation that in WWI offered to return Kiautschou Bay to China and in WWII was the alternate name to the Europe first strategy?
Answer: Germany.
Question: Which has a higher rate of fire, the Barrett M82 or the Mk22?
Answer: Barrett M82
Question: A class what power amplifier would boost radio waves into forms usable by Clansman military radios?
Answer: Class C VHF
Question: CPA is the acronym for a dialect of a language that is still spoken by scattered communities of what?
Answer: Jews, Mandaeans and some Christians
Question: The vertebral foramen is the large opening posterior to the vertebral body that Diffuse idiopathic skeletal hyperostosis is a what of?
Answer: Degenerative condition