JoohyungYun/webqa_doc huggingface dataset:
Question: What river that runs through the current Claiborne County, Mississippi was involved in a Confederate and Union battle?
Answer: The Big Black River was involved, with Confederates burning the railroad bridge that goes over the river.
Question: What kind of voice could be heard on shortwave radio transmissions including the Cherry Ripe station?
Answer: a computer generated voice
Question: Does relation of ideas impact relational theory?
Answer: It does not.
Question: Does any of the names of the genera of the palms pollinated by the Anchylorhynchus genus of weevils start with the same letter as Anchylorhynchus?
Answer: No
Question: What is the total land area of the country that features beings like Oceanus, Uranus and Gaia in its mythology?
Answer: 130,647 km^2
Question: Which historical figure was born first, Alexander I of Macedonia or Gudea, the ruler of Lagash?
Answer: Gudea
Question: How many years after the release of the film Destination Moon was the film Saving Private Ryan released?
Answer: Saving Private Ryan was released 48 years after the release of the film Destination Moon.
Question: How many versions of modular systems does the Russian domestic variant missiles have?
Answer: They have five versions.
Question: What are two examples of what you could also call a Compact Disc?
Answer: You could call a Compact Disc a CD or a CD-ROM.
Question: Does a timber shear wall always include offsets?
Answer: No
Question: The largest body of water in the state where the Quaboag River flows was formed by a dam named after which person?
Answer: Quabbin Reservoir, the largest body of water in Massachusetts, where the Quaboag River flows, was formed by Winsor Dam, which is named after Frank E. Winsor.
Question: Did judoka Tom Reed join Bath's High-Performance Training Programme earlier or later than Narender Singh represented his country for the first time?
Answer: later
Question: What is the usual color of the trout subspecies most noted for its presence in the Sunapee Lake in New Hampshire?
Answer: Silver
Question: In which state is both Valley of Fire and the Snake Range?
Answer: Nevada contains both Valley of Fire State park and Snake Range of mountains.
Question: What party was Erna Solberg a member of when she criticized U.S. President Donald Trump?
Answer: Conservative.
Question: Is Trifolium incarnatum an example of Limnoperdon?
Answer: No it is not.
Question: Are there more than one Wells Fargo Center in the United States?
Answer: Yes, one stands in Denver as the city's third tallest building and another stands in Miami.
Question: How many years were between the first documentation of the mormaers and the succession of Malise V, Earl of Strathearn?
Answer: Approximately 214 years are between these two recorded events.
Question: What type of animal does the Nekogami Mayu and the bakaneko that licks lamp oil take after?
Answer: A cat.
Question: What year did the man known as the "King of Country" have a hit on the U.S. Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks with the song "She'll Leave You with a Smile"?
Answer: 2002
Question: How are the Cephalopholis boenak and the Cephalopholis sexmaculata similar in terms of size?
Answer: Both the Cephalopholis sexmaculata and the Cephalopholis boenak are about 2.5 to 3 times as long as they are deep, using standard length.
Question: Were Ma, associated with the Anatolia moon god Mēn, and Hermes both depicted as men?
Answer: No, while Hermes was a man, Ma was seen as a moon goddess.
Question: The company whose mascot is Bugs Bunny was founded by brothers from what Polish village?
Answer: Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc, the company whose mascot is Bugs Bunny, was founded by brothers from the Polish village of Krasnosielc.
Question: An electrolytic capacitor has at least how many electrical conductors?
Answer: two
Question: Which candidate announced their run for president later; Gary Johnson or Michelle Bachmann?
Answer: Michelle Bachmann
Question: What level vital is the compound that is often categorized as a rare-earth barium copper oxide in?
Answer: It is a level-5 vital.
Question: From what nation do the high speed lines HSL-Zuid and Hanzelijn come from?
Answer: The Netherlands.
Question: Who developed printing first, the Koreans or the Chinese?
Answer: The Chinese
Question: Would it have been possible for Oleh Maksymovych Serbin to watch Alona Serhiïvna Kvasha perform at the 2000 Sydney Olympic Games?
Answer: No
Question: Did Rebecca White appear in Emmerdale before or after John Bowe joined the cast of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert?
Answer: after
Question: Was the large island that was connected to Great Britain by a land bridge until around 14,000 BC ever occupied by the Roman Empire?
Answer: No
Question: How many more groin muscles are  involved in adducting the hip than makes up the hamstring muscle in total?
Answer: Two more
Question: Was Burt Lancaster in both the screen adaptation of "Come Back Little Sheba" and "Sheeba"?
Answer: No.
Question: How many of the homes in the United States have a resident that is possibly carrying a feline zoonotic disease?
Answer: Thirty-two percent of U.S. homes
Question: Who has authority over the cabinet level position that oversees the Solicitor General of England and Wales?
Answer: The Secretary of State for Justice
Question: What is the commonality between bootes void and CMB cold spot?
Answer: Both are voids
Question: Were both Lady Alice Maria and Lady Catherine Taylour married during their lifetime?
Answer: no
Question: Was footballer Conor Bronson born before or after footballer Brandon Neil Haunstrup?
Answer: before
Question: Did The Brick Warehouse LP play Let it Whip by The Dazz Band at the ribbon cutting for it's first warehouse?
Answer: No, Let it Whip came out eleven years after the warehouse opened.
Question: Where are the best tree travelers in the animal kingdom found in relation to the Salween River in Myanmar?
Answer: East
Question: What type of structure was built by Muttaraiyar king and is a structure that houses the deities Shiva, Devi Parvathy and Vishnu?
Answer: A temple.
Question: Was the  book "Rommel?" "Gunner Who?": A Confrontation in the Desert published before or after the German commander Rommel held a press conference?
Answer: after
Question: What deficiency is the treatment for cyanide poisoning used to treat?
Answer: The drug used for cyanide poisoning is also used for B12 deficiency.
Question: What letter is in the first name of the vocalist on the Box of Frogs' eponymous album that isn't in the first name of Captain Tractor's bass, trumpet, guitar, and vocal performer?
Answer: H.
Question: Which continents did Prince Eric XII and Queen Dagmar live in?
Answer: Both Prince Eric XII and Queen Dagmar lived in Europe.
Question: Which came first, the construction of the Basilica of St. John or the rise of the Ottoman Empire?
Answer: The construction of the Basilica of St. John happened about 7 centuries before the rise of the Ottoman Empire.
Question: How does an allegory function in a story or narrative?
Answer: An allegory represents particular ideas through a figurative meaning, delivering a broader message about real world issues and occurrences.
Question: Chiyoda is one of how many wards in Tokyo?
Answer: It is one of 23 wards in Tokyo.
Question: Does the army have awards for marksmanship that can be worn on a soldier's uniform?
Answer: Yes
Question: Is the largest continental shelf found in the world's largest ocean?
Answer: No, the Siberian Shelf is found in the Arctic Ocean.
Question: According to a theory illustrated by Fincher and Thornhill what can encountering the cause of a gastro-intestinal tract infection do in a species?
Answer: A parasite can shape the development of values and qualities of the species.
Question: Which star released an album called Dreaming of You, Died, and in a movie about her the star playing her sang Como La Flor?
Answer: Selena is the deceased person who was portrayed singing Como La Flor and released an Album called Dreaming of You.
Question: Does the Coptic Catholic Church and the Latin Church use the same type of rites?
Answer: The Coptic Catholic Church uses the Alexandrian Rite while the Latin Church uses Western liturgical rites.
Question: In which country can you find both Zephyranthes carinata and Nymphaea alba?
Answer: There are no countries that have both the Zephyranthes carinata and Nymphaea alba plants.
Question: Roman Catholics generally regard the Patristic period to have closed with the death of whom, regarding ancient and influential Christian theologians?
Answer: John of Damascus.
Question: Between Harry Dean and Dean Graham Brownlie, which one played Cricket in a country that was closer to Australia?
Answer: Dean Graham Brownlie
Question: Between IO Interactive A/S and Virgin Interactive Entertainment which company was founded first?
Answer: Virgin Games was founded 15 years before IO Interactive A/S.
Question: How many more women did Anthony Edward Sowell kill compared to  Anthony McKnight?
Answer: Six
Question: What region of the body can both the iliacus and the anterior inferior iliac spine be found?
Answer: They are both found around the hip and the pelvis.
Question: How many years were there being planned by WIlson between the digital release of the single "Postcard" and the recording of a third solo album?
Answer: Two years between 2011 and 2013.
Question: Between All Saints' Church in Otley, West Yorkshire, and All Saints' Church in Bramham, West Yorkshire, which was altered architecturally most recently?
Answer: All Saints' Church in Bramham, with alterations from the 19th and 20th centuries, was altered more recently than All Saints' Church in Otley, whose most recent alterations are from the 18th century.
Question: What was the dynastic color of the Islamic caliphate established after the death of Muhammad that attacked Constantinople in 717-718?
Answer: The Umayyad Caliphate's dynastic color was white.
Question: Which staple grain is used in cha-cha gohan from the Heian period where water is poured over it, and used in Malaysian nasi ayam?
Answer: Rice is used in these dishes.
Question: What song was released later: You're the One by Dwight Yoakam or Bing Monsters by Tragedy Khadafi?
Answer: Bing Monsters came out later.
Question: Which is a more botanically based term; SARS-CoV or SAR (Sodium adsorption ratio?
Answer: SAR Sodium adsorption ration
Question: Did the Dons win their inaugural game before or after the 1946 All-Star game was held at Fenway Park?
Answer: After.
Question: What color are the mountains that share a name with the tribe of the Native American Pueblo people living on a reservation in the Rio Grande Rift of central New Mexico?
Answer: The Sandia Mountains have a red appearance to them.
Question: What in the ECM, other than collagen, provides structural support to surrounding cells?
Answer: Hyaluronic acid allows for swelling by absorption of water in order to resist compression by providing structural support in tissues.
Question: How many categories does music and dance in Norway fall into?
Answer: In Norway, folk music falls into 2 main categories while dance melodies also falls into 2 main categories.
Question: What the U.S. District Court in Georgia divided in the same year that the Lyndon B Johnson National Historic Site was authorized?
Answer: No, it was divided in 1848 while the park was authorized in 1969.
Question: In what additive category is a mapping cylinder when applied in the homotopy theory?
Answer: Cochain complexes.
Question: In addition to providing hydrographic and marine geospatial data to mariners and maritime organisations, what else is the United Kingdom Hydrographic Office responsible for?
Answer: They are also responsible for operational support to the Royal Navy and other defence customers.
Question: Was it Máel Sechnaill mac Domnaill accompanied the great fleet led by Toirdhealbhach Ó Conchobhair?
Answer: No, he died a century before this event.
Question: What type of capsule can be found in both the elbow joint and the synovial joint?
Answer: They both contain a fibrous joint capsule.
Question: Is income a category that falls under taxation in both the United States and United Kingdom?
Answer: yes
Question: Did the Russian Serena Williams defeated in the final four in straight sets ever win a Mixed Doubles Tournament?
Answer: Vera Zvonavera won a mixed doubles tournament and was defeated by Serena Williams in straight sets, so the answer is Yes.
Question: Was Native American guitarist, Jesse Edwin Davis, alive while Paul McCartney's post-Beatles band, Wings, was active?
Answer: Yes
Question: Which transmission has can handle more torque: the AY-6 or the AR-5?
Answer: The AY-6 can handle 85 more ft lbf of torque than the AR-5/
Question: Who did Virginia fight against?
Answer: Canadiens and French
Question: What is the common action that grindstones and millstones perform?
Answer: Grindstones and millstones are both used to grind other materials.
Question: What same last name do both the recent manager of the Montreal Impact the the current Goalkeeper for Bath City have?
Answer: Henry
Question: In which part of the Earth will you find;  Heteractis magnifica, Dahlia anemones, and Anthopleura?
Answer: Heteractis magnifica, Dahlia anemones, and Anthopleura are found in oceans or seas.
Question: Would a Grid Middleware Distribution be able to be run on Grid Computing?
Answer: Yes, as it is software while the computer is hardware.
Question: How many years after the founding of the FIVB passed before the first FIVB Volleyball Women's Club World Championship?
Answer: 44
Question: What is Lake Chad's Savanna, according to World Wide Fund for Nature's definition?
Answer: Lake Chad's Savanna is a terrestrial biome.
Question: What type of receptors treat gastrointestinal localized dysmotility?
Answer: seratonin receptors
Question: How many teams took part in the 2007 edition of the tournament that was generally considered to be one of the two active major world championship tournaments in baseball, along with the World Baseball Classic?
Answer: Sixteen teams took part in the 2007 edition of the Baseball World Cup, the tournament that, along with the World Baseball Classic, was considered to be one of the two active major world championships in the sport.
Question: How old was Pat Walker when Pat Devery was inducted into the Balmain Tigers Hall of Fame?
Answer: He was 19 years old
Question: In which environment can both Bembidion nigropiceum and B. testaceum move most quickly?
Answer: Bembidion nigropiceum and B. testaceum move quickly on water.
Question: What part of the cell may function in regulating water flow between outer tissues and the vascular cylinder and delimits the cylinder from the epidermis?
Answer: The endodermis.
Question: People taking the Portuguese route on a pilgrimage follow a theology that teaches what?
Answer: That the contemporary Catholic Church is the continuation of this early Christian community established by Jesus
Question: What does the animal that lives in a shell that has Janaria mirabilis on it feed on?
Answer: Hermit crabs are both herbivorous and scavengers. In the wild, C. clypeatus feeds on animal and plant remains, overripe fruit, and feces of other animals.
Question: Which fish might move about more frequently using the bodies of other sea life to hitch a ride; remoras or hornyhead chub?
Answer: remoras
Question: The whistle in  a whistle post and "whistle stop" both refer to what noise?
Answer: A train whistle
Question: How many primaries are on the wings of birds in the family that most of the African warblers were in before being placed in a new family?
Answer: The wings of birds in the African warblers' former family have ten primaries.
Question: Are the Kiewa River and the Gunpowder River on the same continent or different continents?
Answer: different continents
Question: In the Italian language, what letter is never marked with an acute accent that would typically be added above a vowel to show how to say it?
Answer: In Italian, Words ending in stressed -o are never marked with an acute accent, but rather a grave accent.
Question: By the time that head coach Bill Doolittle had taken over the Western Michigan Broncos football team, how many national championships had the Oregon Ducks Track and Field team won?
Answer: By that time, the Oregon Ducks Track and Field team had won one championship.
Question: Which aired first; Unhappily Ever After or Captain Kangaroo?
Answer: Captain Kangaroo
Question: Who has more experience singing to young girls; Haruo Jakajima or Ryohei Kurosawa (Akira)?
Answer: Ryohei Kurosawa
Question: Do both Black Bindweed and Wild Buckwheat resemble other plants?
Answer: Yes.
Question: In which season do Euro Beach Soccer League and Formula Ford EuroCup competitors compete?
Answer: In summer.
Question: What European nation's forces had a Naval Infantry responsible for conducting amphibious warfare and was involved with the Philippines by neutralizing a Dutch fleet of nineteen warships?
Answer: Spain.
Question: Who did Bharata, one of the fundamental characters of South Asian culture, marry?
Answer: Sunanda
Question: Which body system is affected by Autonomic Neuropathy and Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy?
Answer: The human nervous system is affected by Autonomic Neuropathy and Chronic Inflammatory Demyelinating Polyneuropathy.
Question: What test compares the means of every treatment to the means of every other treatment and is conservative when there are unequal sample sizes?
Answer: Tukey's test.
Question: Is nucleic acid sequence used in DNA sequencing?
Answer: Yes it is.
Question: Who died first, Sir Richard Francis Burton or Richard Maurice Ledingham Mason?
Answer: Sir Richard Francis Burton
Question: How many electors did Tennessee have in the Electoral College when Eisenhower won his first election?
Answer: 11
Question: Terms such as loose connective tissue, adipose tissue, fibrous connective tissue, cartilage and bone are used by a form of scientific terminology that borrows heavily from Ancient what?
Answer: Greek and Latin
Question: Was it Bernoulli who had the law that describes how the pressure of a gas tends to increase as the volume of the container decreases?
Answer: No, it is Boyle's law.
Question: Did both Operation Martyr Muath and Operation Martyr's Right employ airstrikes as their tactic?
Answer: No,  Operation Martyr Muath used airstrikes while  Operation Martyr's Right utilized naval special forces to patrol the shore line.
Question: Did Edgar, King of Scotland claim kingship before or after the birth of Sancho Alfónsez?
Answer: Edgar claimed the kingship in early 1095, after the birth of Sancho Alfónsez in 1093.
Question: Was the Procoptodon heavier than a Cyprus dwarf hippo?
Answer: The Cyprus dwarf hippo was 440 lbs which is smaller than the 510 lb Procoptodon.
Question: Who stared in a movie based on a Victoria Lincoln novel and in a western film directed by George Sherman?
Answer: Joel McCrea stared in a movie based on a Victoria Lincoln novel and in a western film that George Sherman directed.
Question: What do the Platonic graph and the Dürer graph consist of?
Answer: Solids
Question: Do the yellow-tailed black cockatoo and the Peninsular rock agama live in the same types of habits?
Answer: No, the yellow-tailed black cockatoo is found in forested regions while the Peninsular rock agama is found on rocky hills.
Question: Was the same type of bridge construction used for the Fred Schwengel Memorial Bridge and the Grand Tower Pipeline Bridge?
Answer: No, one is a steel girder bridge and the other a suspension bridge.
Question: Wwere the 1997 FIFA World Youth Championship and the 1997 Women's Cricket World Cup held in the same continent?
Answer: Yes
Question: What is the tallest building in the country whose highest mountain range is the Dinaric Alps?
Answer: The Zagreb Cathedral is the tallest building in Croatia.
Question: Would you be able to get on the RER rail system by going to the Quai de la Rapee station?
Answer: no
Question: Did James Buchanan serve in the 24th United States Congress?
Answer: Yes, Buchanan was elected to the senate 3 months before the 24th Congress met for the first time.
Question: What is the name of the third mixtape put out by the person putting out mix tapes, including No Peace Talks?
Answer: G-Unit's third mix tape is God's Plan.
Question: What is a spoken language that uses Western Arabic numerals and has derived numerals for multiples of a base?
Answer: English
Question: Despite both having White in their name, what differentiates the White gum eucalyptus species from the White's bark species?
Answer: White gum has smooth white bark, while White's ironbark has dark grey to black colored bark.
Question: Which disease indicated by sclerotic lesions involving less than 50% of the glomeruli has been seen in 20% to 35% of cases of lupus nephritis?
Answer: Focal proliferative nephritis
Question: Did Kenton Keith sign with the Saskatchewan Roughriders before or after William Morgan made his first-team debut against Sheffield?
Answer: after
Question: What kind of media individuals are Nora Maureen Walker in Brothers & Sisters and the Russo family?
Answer: They are fictional characters.
Question: Did Chief Nkwala die in the same century that the Okanagan Indians were first contacted by people from Europe?
Answer: yes
Question: How long was it when Prairie View A&M Panthers got involved with Southwestern Athletic Conference (SWAC) to the time they started having their 80-lose streak in 1989?
Answer: 25 years later after the Conference they started their lose streak.
Question: Can someone staying at Beaver Lake Guest House get the the Mississippi river by boat from the guest house?
Answer: yes
Question: What extablished a form of animal sacrifice practiced in ancient Green religion and is debated as being the oldest living organisem ever?
Answer: Prometheus was an establisher (In myth) of animal sacrifice and has been argued as being the oldest organism.
Question: How old would James Yancey have been if he were alive when the album "Yes!" was created by Slum Village?
Answer: He would have been 41
Question: The person in charge of Indian affairs in the country in which The Port Lands neighborhood is in assigns how many tracts of land as Indian reserves and settlements?
Answer: 34
Question: What texture of leaves do both the  Sarcochilus spathulatus and the orange blossom orchid have?
Answer: They both have leathery leaves.
Question: In what year was the band, originally known as Chicago Transit Authority, later renamed, inducted into the Rock and Roll hall of Fame?
Answer: 2016
Question: Between the DF-26 and the DF-21 missiles, which was produced by CASC?
Answer: The DF-26
Question: What is common between the screenplay of the illusionist and the presitige?
Answer: Both are adapted screenplays
Question: Which other constituency is the Shirpur Vidhan Sabha constituency part of?
Answer: It is part of the Nandurbar Lok Sabha constituency.
Question: What is the function of a complete removable denture other than replacing the teeth?
Answer: It can improve support, retention and stability.
Question: In what environment can you find both Urticina felina and Premnas?
Answer: Urticina felina and Premnas are found in oceans.
Question: Which group of snakes are found on more continents: the Coelognathus or the Elapids?
Answer: The Coelognathus are found on only one continent while Elapids are found on multiple continents.
Question: Were there more episodes of the show The Best of Times or the TV show Falco?
Answer: Falco had 15 episodes and The Best of Times only had 1.
Question: Which general kind of infections are often caused by staph bacteria or Staphylococcus cohnii, and can often be labeled as SSSIs?
Answer: Staph infections or SSSIs are skin infections.
Question: Why was the city that was burned to ground after the Third Punic War originally created?
Answer: To facilitate trade from Tyre on the coast of modern-day Lebanon
Question: Did at least a year pass between the beginning of Operation Castor and the end of the Battle of Dien Bien Phu?
Answer: No