kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
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Question: One of the bloodiest events of the century, it cost the lives of 9 million people by its end in 1918.  It was brought about by the expansionist policy of Austria-Hungary, which conflicted with Serbian nationalism.
Choices: World War I; Korean War; World War II; Vietnam War
Answer: World War I
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Question: This theory began a revolution in science. Postulated by Einstein, its basis was the identification of gravity with inertia.
Choices: The theory of evolution; The theory of gravity; The theory of relativity; The theory
Answer: The theory of relativity
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Question: This was one of the deadliest tragedy of the century.  1,503 passengers and crew died in the North Atlantic, after this ship hit an iceberg on its maiden voyage in 1912.   It was the largest and supposedly the safest vessel in the world at the time.
Choices: Titanic; Bismark; The Monitor; Queen Mary
Answer: Titanic
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Question: The first time a woman flew across the Atlantic was in 1928, when she was a passenger on the plane.  Later, in 1932, she did it again, this time she was the pilot.
Choices: Virgie Ammons; Barbara Askins; Mary Anderson; Amelia Earhardt
Answer: Amelia Earhardt
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Question: This war was fought in almost every part of the world. More than 50 countries participated and an estimated 40 to 50 million people lost their lives.
Choices: Iraq War; World War II; The Cold War; Vietnam War
Answer: World War II
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Question: Its invention revolutionized the intimate lives of many women.  It contains synthetic hormones, which mimic the activity of estrogen and progestin in a womans body.
Choices: Vitamin B; The Pill; Vitamin A; Viagra
Answer: The Pill
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Question: Humanity made the gigantic leap to the moon in 1969, when his rocket took off from Kennedy Space Center in Florida.  Four days later, he was walking on the Moon.
Choices: Yuriy Gagarin; Neil Armstrong; Georgi Ivanov; Edwin Aldrin
Answer: Neil Armstrong
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Question: This event gathered more than 450 000 people at a pasture in Sullivan County in 1969. Love was free, drugs were freely distributed and people claimed to be open minded.
Choices: Love parade; Woodstock festival; Street parade; Rio carnival
Answer: Woodstock festival
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Question: This war took place between 1964 and 1975. The average age of the soldiers who lost their lives was 23.11 years.  Amputations and crippling wounds were 300 percent higher compared to previous wars.
Choices: Iran-Iraq War; Korean War; Vietnam War; World War II
Answer: Vietnam War
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Question: Released in 1977, this movie became the most profitable film in the history of Hollywood. It made its director, George Lucas $7 million richer
Choices: The Terminator; James Bond; Star Wars; Wuthering Heights
Answer: Star Wars
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Question: What have I ever done to make you treat me so disrespectfully? If youd come to me in friendship, then this scum that ruined your daughter would be suffering this very day. And if by chance an honest man like yourself should make enemies, then they would become my enemies. And then they would fear you.  (1972)
Choices: Goodfellas; The Sopranos; La Cosa Nostra; The Godfather
Answer: The Godfather
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Question: We who are about to die salute you. (2000)
Choices: Braveheart; Saving Private Ryan; Gladiator; Platoon
Answer: Gladiator
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Question: Do you mean to tell me, Katie Scarlett OHara, that Tara, that land doesnt mean anything to you? Why, land is the only thing in the world worth workin for, worth fightin for, worth dyin for, because its the only thing that lasts.  (1939)
Choices: An American In Paris; Gone With the Wind; Casablanca; My Fair Lady
Answer: Gone With the Wind
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Question: Im not looking forward to jumping in after you. But like I said, I dont see a choice. I guess Im kinda hoping youll come back over the rail and get me off the hook here. (1997)
Choices: L.A. Confidential; As Good As it Gets; Titanic; Fight Club
Answer: Titanic
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Question: What weve got here is failure to communicate. Some men you just cant reach, so you get what we had here last week which is the way he wants it. Well, he gets it. And I dont like it any more than you men. (1967)
Choices: One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest; Cool Hand Luke; An Innocent Man; Female Convict Scorpion: Jailhouse 41
Answer: Cool Hand Luke
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Question: I coulda had class. I coulda been a contender. I coulda been somebody, instead of a bum, which is what I am, lets face it. (1954)
Choices: Racing Blood; On The Waterfront; Napoli è sempre Napoli; Background
Answer: On The Waterfront
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Question: No, Im all man. I even fought in WWII. Of course, I was wearing womens undergarments under my uniform. (1994)
Choices: Deathwatch; Donnie Brasco; Whats Eating Gilbert Grape; Ed Wood
Answer: Ed Wood
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Question: First principles, Clarice. Read Marcus Aurelius. Of each particular thing ask: what is it in itself? What is its nature? What does he do, this man you seek?  (1991)
Choices: Braveheart; The Silence of the Lambs; The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance; Double Indemnity
Answer: The Silence of the Lambs
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Question: You hear me talkin, hillbilly boy? I aint through with you by a damn sight. Ima get medieval on your ass. (1994)
Choices: Goodfellas; Gangsters; The Sopranos; Pulp Fiction
Answer: Pulp Fiction
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Question: This man was not a US President.
Choices: George Washington; Thomas Jefferson; Alexander Hamilton; John Adams
Answer: Alexander Hamilton
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Question: This avenue bisects Manhattan Island.
Choices: Seventh Avenue; Fifth Avenue; Fourth Avenue; Sixth Avenue
Answer: Fifth Avenue
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Question: The main award of the Venice Film Festival is this.
Choices: Golden Bear; Golden Dragon; Golden Lion; Golden Palm
Answer: Golden Lion
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Question: Leukemia is a disease harming this bodily system.
Choices: Reproductive system; Immune system; Digestive system; Skeletal system
Answer: Immune system
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Question: One of these novels is written by Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
Choices: Doctor Zhivago; The Old Man and the Sea; Waiting for Godot; One Hundred Years of Solitude
Answer: One Hundred Years of Solitude
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Question: This is the total number of bones in the adult human body.
Choices: 106; 306; 206; 604
Answer: 206
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Question: This city is the capital of Armenia.
Choices: Ararat; Yerevan; Tbilisi; Baku
Answer: Yerevan
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Question: One of the following collocations is an example of tautology.
Choices: Golden hands; Female masculinity; Awfully beautiful; Three-part trilogy
Answer: Three-part trilogy
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Question: Absolute zero is characterised as this temperature.
Choices: â559.67 Â°F; â459.67 Â°C; â273.15 Â°C; â273.15 Â°F
Answer: â273.15 Â°C
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Question: The number of letters in the Greek alphabet.
Choices: 24; 28; 30; 26
Answer: 24
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Question: The first ever flight of Concorde took place in this year.
Choices: 1973; 1970; 1969; 1971
Answer: 1969
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Question: One of these Yoga terms means truth.
Choices: Japa; Satya; Drishti; Granthi
Answer: Satya
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Question: These are the first names of the Wright brothers.
Choices: Orville and Wilbur; Orville and Gilbert; Wilbur and Gilbert; None of these
Answer: Orville and Wilbur
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Question: The marriage between Henry VIII and this woman lasted about 6 months.
Choices: Katherine Parr; Anne of Cleves; Kathryn Howard; Jane Seymour
Answer: Anne of Cleves
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Question: Peter Deunov is the founder of the Danovism movement and the Universal White Brotherhood. He was born in Bulgaria, but from 1888 to 1895 he studied medicine and theology in this US city.
Choices: Austin; Boston; New York City; Chicago
Answer: Boston
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Question: The Great Pyramid of Giza, one of the most famous symbols of Ancient Egypt, is also the tomb of this emperor.
Choices: Tutankhamun; Khufu; Thutmose I; Xerxes I
Answer: Khufu
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Question: He was the father of the mythical founders of Ancient Rome -- Romulus and Remus.
Choices: Jupiter; Mars; Zeus; Servius Tullius
Answer: Mars
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Question: According to legends, this was the home city of Helen - the woman whose beauty triggered the Trojan War.
Choices: Sparta; Corinth; Athens; Miletus
Answer: Sparta
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Question: This Chinese dynasty was founded by Shi Huangdi (which means First Emperor).
Choices: The Ming Dynasty; The Han Dynasty; The Qin Dynasty; The Tang Dynasty
Answer: The Qin Dynasty
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Question: The Persian Empire reached its peak under this emperor.
Choices: Darius I; Xerxes I; Cambyses II; Amyrtaeus
Answer: Darius I
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Question: Hannibal, best known for his achievements in the Second Punic War, was a politician and military commander of this ancient city.
Choices: Athens; Sparta; Rome; Carthage
Answer: Carthage
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Question: The Etruscan civilization, one of the most mysterious ancient civilizations, existed in the territory of this modern country.
Choices: Greece; Spain; Italy; Romania
Answer: Italy
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Question: This ancient Babylonian ruler authored the first written laws.
Choices: Nabonidus; Medes; Hammurabi; Nebuchadnezzar
Answer: Hammurabi
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Question: The Sumerians called themselves sag-gi-ga, meaning the black-headed people, and named their land ki-en-gir, which meant this.
Choices: Black land; The land of the gifted; Our land; Place of the civilized lords
Answer: Place of the civilized lords
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Question: This Roman emperor divided the Roman Empire in two parts, Eastern and Western.
Choices: Diocletian; Augustus; Constantine I; Theodosius I
Answer: Diocletian
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Question: Gabrielle, also known as Mademoiselle, claimed to be 10 years younger than she really was.  For more than thirty years, she lived in the Hôtel Ritz in Paris, even during the Nazi occupation.
Choices: Vera Wang; Vivienne Westwood; Coco Chanel; Donatella Versace
Answer: Coco Chanel
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Question: This designers family name is one of the most popular names in mainland China. Literally translated, it means king.  She is a Chinese American who grew up in an affluent family.  Before starting her company, she was a senior fashion editor for Vogue magazine and then worked for Ralph Lauren as a design director for two years.
Choices: Vera Wang; Shiseido; Vivienne Tam; Anna Sui
Answer: Vera Wang
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Question: This designer had a small shop for leather accessories.  Celebrities like Audrey Hepburn and Jackie Kennedy helped his name become famous.  In 1995 the company introduced the ready-to-wear line which featured sexy clothes, for people who like to live on the edge.
Choices: Gianfranco Ferre; Yves Saint Laurent; Gucci; Fendi
Answer: Gucci
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Question: The name of this fashion company is the family name of the founders husband.  In 1965 they teamed up with Karl Lagerfeld, who immediately created the brands inverted logo.  The brand is known for their couture fur collections.
Choices: Polo; Armani; Gucci; Fendi
Answer: Fendi
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Question: This is one of the oldest designer brands.  Its founder opened a luggage store in Paris in 1854, but did not get fame and fortune until just after his death.
Choices: Juicy Couture; Gucci; Louis Vuitton; Prada
Answer: Louis Vuitton
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Question: In 1992, this company introduced the less expensive Miu Miu collection.
Choices: Dirk Bickemberg; Prada; Fendi; Victorias Secrets
Answer: Prada
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Question: This designer is particularly noted for his menswear, but he also introduced a ladies wear line in 1975.  The brand was much popularized by Richard Gere in the title role of American Gigolo.
Choices: Armani; Von Dutch; Versace; Calvin Klein
Answer: Armani
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Question: This Milan-based designer company is very popular for their designs in the Hollywood industry, they have designed clothes for Madonna, Monica Bellucci,  Isabella Rossellini, Kylie Minogue, Angelina and others.  The first names of its owners are Domenico and Stefano.  Their first collection was shown in 1986.
Choices: Dolce  Gabbana; Versace; Fendi; Prada
Answer: Dolce  Gabbana
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Question: This designer brand was created in 1978 by Gianni, and is currently headed by Donatella.  The products are distributed through a network of 240 exclusive boutiques, over 150 dedicated spaces in major department stores and duty-free areas, as well as a number of multi-brand boutiques in 60 countries.  The company has many brands including Gianni, Versus, Jeans Couture, Ceramic Designs, Classic, Classic V2, Sport, Intensive, Precious Items, Young and Palazzo.
Choices: Fendi; Levis; Versace; Calvin Klein
Answer: Versace
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Question: What is the name of the character played by Susan Lucci on the ABC soap opera All My Children?
Choices: Erica Kane; Babe Chandler; Dixie Cooney Martin; Barbara King
Answer: Erica Kane
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Question: What is Odontophobia?
Choices: a fear of books; a fear of heights; a fear of teeth or dental procedures; a fear of the color yellow
Answer: a fear of teeth or dental procedures
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Question: When people die their hair continues to grow for a couple of months.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What is the function of the pancreas?
Choices: It pumps blood through the blood vessels.; It stores glycogen.; It has no function.; It produces insulin.
Answer: It produces insulin.
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Question: What was the original name of Mario, the protagonist of the Super Mario Bros. video game?
Choices: Jumpman; Springboy; Hopman; Frog Guy
Answer: Jumpman
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Question: Who is the author of the legendary Peter Rabbit series of childrens books?
Choices: Judy Blume; Shel Silverstein; Beatrix Potter; Charles Shultz
Answer: Beatrix Potter
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Question: It is generally accepted that the game of golf originated in this country.
Choices: England; Ireland; Sweden; Scotland
Answer: Scotland
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Question: Which statement regarding the investigative CBS TV program 60 Minutes is true?
Choices: It was first aired in 1960.; It was created by Ed Bradley.; It has no theme music.; It has the longest theme song.
Answer: It has no theme music.
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Question: Which of these animals is immune to rattlesnake venom?
Choices: Dog; Cat; Opossum; Rat
Answer: Opossum
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Question: Natural gas has no odor.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: The blue rose acts as a clue in which of these movies?
Choices: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me; Se7en; The Birds; Fatal Attraction
Answer: Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me
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Question: What is the language of flowers called?
Choices: Floralgraphy; Flower tongue; Flowerography; Floriography
Answer: Floriography
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Question: Who is credited with the invention of MMs?
Choices: Milton S. Hershey; Forrest Mars Sr.; Leo Hirshfield; Bruce Murries
Answer: Forrest Mars Sr.
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Question: Who was the first woman to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court?
Choices: Celia Amster; Sandra Day OConnor; Ruth Bader Ginsburg; Ada Mae Wilkey
Answer: Sandra Day OConnor
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Question: When did the first laundromat in the USA open?
Choices: 1919; 1945; 1934; 1809
Answer: 1934
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Question: In what year was the state of California admitted to the Union?
Choices: 1850; 1789; 1805; 1880
Answer: 1850
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Question: Who was the first baseball player to be named rookie of the year?
Choices: Mickey Mantle; Jackie Robinson; Barry Bonds; Babe Ruth
Answer: Jackie Robinson
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Question: This dog belonged to the 42nd US President, Bill Clinton.  He was named after an uncle who raised and trained dogs for 50 years before he died.
Choices: Enzo; Buddy; Diamond; Feller
Answer: Buddy
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Question: This Yorkshire Terrier became a hero in World War II.  He participated in battles for 18 months.   During that time he flew on 12 combat missions of 22 hours nonstop.
Choices: Smoky; Clipper; Centaur Pendragon; Cheyenne
Answer: Smoky
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Question: This puppy was rescued from debris of shattered buildings in Germany during World War I.   He stared in 25 movies including, Where The North Begins  (1925).  He signed contracts by himself with his paw print.
Choices: Rin Tin Tin; Benjy; Lassie; Enzo
Answer: Rin Tin Tin
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Question: This famous dog is known as a party animal.   He first appeared on the TV screen water skiing, laughing and skateboarding in a 1987 Bud Light beer commercial.
Choices: Snoopy; Spuds MacKenzie; Lassie; Goofy
Answer: Spuds MacKenzie
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Question: You may have seen this dog on the comedy series Frasier.  He also appeared on the cover of Life, TV Guide and Entertainment Weekly.
Choices: Laika; Fraiser; Eddie; Sparkie
Answer: Eddie
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Question: This dog was the first living being to orbit planet Earth.  She went into space aboard the Soviet Unions Sputnik 2 on November 3, 1957.
Choices: Goofy; Ch. Bolero Dolce Sinfonia; Laika; Orbits
Answer: Laika
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Question: A popular family TV series made this dog famous.   Her story began as a short story written for Saturday Evening Post in 1938.
Choices: Sassy; Lala; Lucie; Lassie
Answer: Lassie
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Question: Advertising of record label HMV (His Masters Voice) made this dog famous.  It showed the dog listening to his masters gramophone.
Choices: Toto; Nipper; Bingo; Rover
Answer: Nipper
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Question: This dog is almost as famous as Shakespeare.  He was mentioned 151 times and the only canine to ever appear in a Shakespearean play.
Choices: Max; Crab; Thisbe; Pongo
Answer: Crab
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Question: This german shepherd was Adolf Hitlers favorite dog.  Before Hitler committed suicide using cyanide he tested it on the dog.
Choices: Adolf; Quoodle; Nana; Blondie
Answer: Blondie
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Question: Italians may not be the first ones to eat pizzas but they surely were the ones to name it.  The word pizza in its current spelling emerged some time in Middle Ages.  It was used to describe the sweet and salty pies that were very popular among this social class in Italy.
Choices: Aristocracy; Clergymen; Peasants; Warriors
Answer: Aristocracy
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Question: In what year was the worlds first pizza parlor built?
Choices: 1830; 1910; 1880; 1770
Answer: 1830
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Question: The man who is believed to have made pizza an international hit is Raffaele Esposito, who in 1889 baked pizzas for King Umberto and Queen Margherita. That pizza consisted of mozzarella, basil and tomatoes. Why did the baker choose these three ingredients?
Choices: Because the colours of the three ingredients were the same as the colours on the Italian flag.; Because they were the Kings favorites.; Because these were the only ingredients that could be found in Italy at that time.; Because they were his favorites.
Answer: Because the colours of the three ingredients were the same as the colours on the Italian flag.
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Question: The very first pizza was made in Italy and is considered to be an Italian food.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Pizza became a total hit all over the USA in ...?
Choices: 1950s; 1940s; 1960s; 1970s
Answer: 1950s
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Question: How many pizzas are eaten in the USA every year on the average?
Choices: Three trillion pizzas; Five million pizzas; Three billion pizzas; Three million pizzas
Answer: Three billion pizzas
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Question: Eating pizza once a week can reduce the risk of this disease.
Choices: Cancer; Jaundice; Heart attack; Diabetes
Answer: Cancer
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Question: In the beginning of the 21th century, Pizza Hut is reckoned as the largest pizza maker.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Pizza is the favorite food of these cartoon characters.
Choices: The Care Bears; Captain Planet and the Planeteers; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; Swat Kats
Answer: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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Question: Tuberculosis is an infection, caused by the bacterium Mycobacterium tuberculosis, which most commonly affects the lungs. Among the symptoms of Tuberculosis are fatigue, weakness, coughing and hemoptysis.  What does the term hemoptysis refer to?
Choices: Loss of appetite; Frequent urination; Coughing up blood; Night sweats
Answer: Coughing up blood
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Question: Fainting is a loss of consciousness due to temporary insufficient blood flow to the brain. What is he medical term for fainting?
Choices: Polyuria; Aura; Aphasia; Syncope
Answer: Syncope
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Question: Cerebral palsy,  first identified by the British surgeon, William Little in 1860, refers to a large group of movement disorders. When the two lower limbs are affected, cerebral palsy is defined by which term?
Choices: Biplegia; Quadriplegia; Hemiplegia; Diplegia
Answer: Diplegia
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Question: A transient ischemic attack, or TIA, is caused by temporary disturbance of blood supply to a restricted area of the brain. Could TIA be considered a warning that a cerebrovascular accident (a stroke) is likely to occur?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
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Question: What is the definition of the word Embolus, which comes from a Greek word, meaning a wedge or plug?
Choices: A rupture of a blood vessel in the brain; None of these; A blood clot, a clump of bacteria or foreign material, that travels through the bloodstream, lodges in a blood vessel and blocks it; Inflammation of a joint, accompanied by pain and swelling
Answer: A blood clot, a clump of bacteria or foreign material, that travels through the bloodstream, lodges in a blood vessel and blocks it
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Question: Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a method of creating images of the inside of opaque organs in living organisms, used to distinguish pathological tissue (such as a brain tumor) from healthy tissue.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: This disease, commonly known as Lou Gehrigs disease, occurs when the nerve cells in the brain and spinal cord gradually deteriorate.
Choices: Alzheimers Disease; Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis; Multiple Sclerosis; Myasthenia Gravis
Answer: Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis
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Question: Multiple sclerosis is a chronic disease that affects the brain and spinal cord. Among the various symptoms of the disease is a shock-like sensation that runs down the back and into the legs, and is caused by bending the neck forward. What is the medical term for this symptom?
Choices: Lhermittes sign; Vertigo; Paraplegia; Nystagmus
Answer: Lhermittes sign
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Question: What condition is characterized by blindness in one half of the visual field of one or both eyes?
Choices: Retinopathy; Hemianopia; Macular Degeneration; Glaucoma
Answer: Hemianopia
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Question: The medical term, Bradycardia refers to an abnormally fast heart rate.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: Tea helps you look good, as it is rich in flavonoids. These are strong antioxidants that fight this.
Choices: Cellulite; Free radicals; Tar in your lungs; Cholesterol
Answer: Free radicals
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Question: Tee is a good anti-stress therapy. Flavonoids may prevent oxidation of bad cholesterol in the blood, which leads to accumulation of plaque in artery walls. It also prevents blood clot formation.  Thus, tea is good for this too.
Choices: Nails; Brain; Heart; Gall-bladder
Answer: Heart
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Question: Tea is rich in fluoride, so it helps maintain these healthy.
Choices: Legs; Eyes; Lungs; Teeth
Answer: Teeth
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Question: Tea is refreshing and stimulating because it contains this.
Choices: Caffeine; Amphetamine; Vitamin K; Nicotine
Answer: Caffeine
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Question: Green tea and Oolong tea cause calories to burn faster, and  thus help control this.
Choices: Cell formation; Body weight; Blood pressure; Heart rate
Answer: Body weight
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Question: Prepare a tub of diluted, cool tea, add some lemon juice and a pinch of salt. It will help if you have this.
Choices: Achy head; Tired eyes; Tired feet; Swollen wrists
Answer: Tired feet
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Question: Five cups of green tea per day could reduce your risks of cancer.  It also promotes this.
Choices: Hearing; Mental activity; Eye sight; Calmness
Answer: Mental activity
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Question: As tea inhibits growth of bacteria, it helps fight this.
Choices: Bad breath; Tongue polyps; Dry cough; High fever
Answer: Bad breath
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Question: Tea could reduce the risk for gastric, esophageal, and skin types of these.
Choices: Polyps; Ulcers; Cancers; Eczemas
Answer: Cancers
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Question: You should not have too much tea;  one side effect could be this.
Choices: Insomnia; Asthma; Blurred eye sight; Hair loss
Answer: Insomnia
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Question: For the most part. (adverb)
Choices: basicaly; basiclly; basicly; basically
Answer: basically
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Question: The condition or status of a beast. (noun)
Choices: beastiallity; bestiality; bestiallyity; beastiality
Answer: bestiality
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Question: Lovely, handsome, pretty.  (adjective)
Choices: beautiful; beautyfull; beautyful; beautifull
Answer: beautiful
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Question: One that starts something.  (noun)
Choices: beginner; begginer; begginner; beginer
Answer: beginner
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Question: To have a firm faith.  (verb)
Choices: believe; beilieve; bileive; beleive
Answer: believe
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Question: Something that indicates a limit.  (noun)
Choices: bondry; boundry; boundary; boundarie
Answer: boundary
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Question: Sudden discovery or advance, especially in knowledge.  (noun)
Choices: breatkthru; breakthrough; brakethrough; breakthough
Answer: breakthrough
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Question: Very bright or distinguished. (adjective)
Choices: brelliant; brilliant; briliant; breliant
Answer: brilliant
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Question: Commercial or mercantile activity.  (noun)
Choices: bussines; bussiness; buisness; business
Answer: business
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Question: Depositing in the ground. (verb)
Choices: burying; berying; buring; berring
Answer: burying
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Question: Which 1992 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Another Day In Paradise; Reservoir Dogs; The Way of the Gun; Deep Cover
Answer: Reservoir Dogs
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Question: Which 2000 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: The Incredibles; X-Men; Spider-Man; Batman  Robin
Answer: X-Men
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Question: Which 1995 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: The Interview; House of Games; True Romance; The Usual Suspects
Answer: The Usual Suspects
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Question: Which 1978 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: Grease; Rock n Roll High School; American Graffiti; West Side Story
Answer: Grease
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Question: Which 1996 movie is this audio clip from?
Choices: The Scout; Jerry Maguire; The Color of Money; About a Boy
Answer: Jerry Maguire
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Question: Paul David Hewson is the lead singer of the Irish rock band U2. His nickname Bono is the short version of Bono Vox. The latter means this.
Choices: Good voice; Melodic voice; Harsh voice; Evil voice
Answer: Good voice
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Question: Demi Moores real name is Demetria Harmon.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: This is the origin of Caryn Elaine Johnsons nickname, Whoopi Goldberg.
Choices: Trait of her character; Song; Broadway show; African legend
Answer: Trait of her character
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Question: Alice Coopers original first name was this.
Choices: Vincent; Michael; George; Alice
Answer: Vincent
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Question: George Eliot is the pen name of a female writer who wrote her works during this period.
Choices: Enlightenment; Renaissance; Victorian era; Modernism
Answer: Victorian era
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Question: The 38th US President was born Leslie Lynch King, Jr. His name changed to Gerald Ford after this person.
Choices: His grandfather; His step-father; His father; His uncle
Answer: His step-father
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Question: Tom Cruises real name was Thomas Cruise.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Who are Harrys best friends?
Choices: Ron and Neville; Crabbe and Goyle; Hermione and Ron; Draco and Hermione
Answer: Hermione and Ron
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Question: What house did the sorting hat want to place Harry in?
Choices: Gryffindor; Hufflepuff; Slytherin; Ravenclaw
Answer: Slytherin
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Question: Harry Potter is related to Ron.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: Why do Harry and Luna see the weird horses pulling the carriages to Hogwarts, when nobody else can see them?
Choices: They like the quibbler.; They have seen a ghost.; They have seen someone die.; They did magic in the muggle world.
Answer: They have seen someone die.
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Question: Harry likes blast-ended skrewts.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: What type of creature/items did Harry Potter not fly on?
Choices: Buckbeak; Fang; Nimbus 2000; Firebolt
Answer: Fang
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Question: Which of these is not one of Harrys friends?
Choices: Ron; Padma; Neville; Millicent
Answer: Millicent
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Question: Ailurophilia is love for these animals.
Choices: Dogs; Fish; Crocodiles; Cats
Answer: Cats
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Question: The first mammal sent into space was this.
Choices: Fish; Cat; Sheep; Dog
Answer: Dog
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Question: One of the largest breeds of these animals is the Maine Coon. Males weigh twelve to twenty pounds (5.4 to 13.6 kg), with females weighing ten to fifteen pounds (4.5 to 6.8 kg).
Choices: Fish; Dogs; Tigers; Cats
Answer: Cats
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Question: A person who studies these pets is called an ichthyologist.
Choices: Fish; Dogs; Snakes; Cats
Answer: Fish
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Question: The oldest specimen of these animals died at the age of 29.
Choices: Dogs; Fish; Bunnies; Cats
Answer: Dogs
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Question: Some of these animals were originally bred to retrieve fishing nets.
Choices: Dogs; Fish; Cows; Cats
Answer: Dogs
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Question: Florida breeds and supplies about 95 percent these pets sold in North America.
Choices: Cats; Fish; Pigs; Dogs
Answer: Fish
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Question: A specimen of these pets managed to kill 28,899 other animals. What a murderer! :)
Choices: Donkeys; Cats; Dogs; Fish
Answer: Cats
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Question: Students who own these pets score the highest on both math and verbal SATs, with a combined score 200 points higher than non-pet owners.
Choices: Dogs; Fish; Cats; Kangaroos
Answer: Fish
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Question: This animal is very popular in the USA. In fact, Benjamin Franklin wanted to make it, not the Bald Eagle, the national animal of the United States.
Choices: Turkey; Dog; Fish; Cat
Answer: Turkey
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Question: What do scientists call dinosaur bones found deep in the ground?
Choices: Rocks; Fossils; Dino bones; Wood
Answer: Fossils
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Question: Humuhumu-nukunuku-a-puaâa is a word with Hawaiian origins, referring to what type of animal?
Choices: Bird; Insect; Mammal; Fish
Answer: Fish
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Question: According to the Oxford English Dictionary, this word holds the record for the most separate definitions in the English language.
Choices: Run; Set; Get; Go
Answer: Set
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Question: Most often, words rhyme if they end in identically or nearly-identically sounding syllables. Which of these words is generally considered as one of the few words impossible to rhyme?
Choices: Orange; Dance; Grow; Flabbergast
Answer: Orange
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Question: Words beginning with a double letter are generally very rare in English language, and most of them start with oo. One such word is oomph, which has what basic meaning?
Choices: Energy, enthusiasm; Restlessness, anxiety; Friendliness, openness; Lethargy, desperation
Answer: Energy, enthusiasm
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Question: Heteropalindrome is a term, in a way similar to palindrome, which refers to a number of words with a special property. Can you guess which one of the following words is a heteropalindrome?
Choices: Gateman; Fireman; Level; Right
Answer: Gateman
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Question: Aa is one of the few words in the English language which consist entirely of vowels. The word is used in geology to refer to what natural formation?
Choices: A type of lava; Underwater cave; A rare type of soil; Steep canyon
Answer: A type of lava
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Question: In how many different ways can ough be pronounced, as part of various English words?
Choices: 12; 9; 4; 7
Answer: 9
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Question: The name, Chargoggagoggmanchauggauggagoggchaubunagungamaugg, containing ten a-s, refers to what United States geographical landmark ?
Choices: A Mountain; A River; A Lake; A Canyon
Answer: A Lake
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Question: Mark David Chapman, shot John Lennon on December 8, 1980, dropped the revolver and started reading this book.
Choices: The Great Gatsby; Crime and Punishment; The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes; Catcher in the Rye
Answer: Catcher in the Rye
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Question: The assassination of this man triggered WWI.
Choices: Francis Ferdinand; Wilhelm (William) II; Victor Emmanuel II; Nicholas II
Answer: Francis Ferdinand
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Question: Martin Luther King, Jr. was murdered on April 4, 1968 while preparing to lead a local march in support of this.
Choices: A union of unemployed blacks; A sanitation workers union; A miners union; None of these
Answer: A sanitation workers union
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Question: According to Aristotle (Politics) and Diodorus Siculus (Diodorus),  Philip II of Macedon (the father of Alexander the Great) was killed as a result of this.
Choices: A theft of money; A treachery; A love triangle; He was killed by mistake.
Answer: A love triangle
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Question: In what movie did  Tom Cruise play Bryan Flanigan?
Choices: Top Gun; Cocktail; Days of Thunder; Risky Business
Answer: Cocktail
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Question: In what movie did Tom Cruise play a Greaser?
Choices: Risky Business; The Outsiders; Eyes Wide Shut; Far and Away
Answer: The Outsiders
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Question: In what movie did Tom Cruise play a pool hustler with Paul Newman?
Choices: Rain Man; Cocktail; Meet Joe Black; Color of Money
Answer: Color of Money
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Question: In the movie Risky Business, Tom Cruses characters name was Joe.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: In which of these movies did Tom Cruise star with his ex-wife Nicole Kidman?
Choices: Rain Man; Cocktail; Eyes Wide Shut; Risky Business
Answer: Eyes Wide Shut
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Question: Tom Cruises character in Interview with a Vampire was called Lestat.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: In which of these movies did Tom Cruise star with Rebecca DeMornay?
Choices: Days of Thunder; Cocktail; Rain Man; Risky Business
Answer: Risky Business
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Question: In what movie does Tom Cruise play a race car driver?
Choices: Rain Man; The Outsiders; Risky Business; Days of Thunder
Answer: Days of Thunder
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Question: In what movie did Tom Cruise have an autistic brother named Raymond?
Choices: Eyes Wide Shut; Top Gun; Rain Man; Cocktail
Answer: Rain Man
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Question: In what Tom Cruise movie would you hear the line Show me the money?
Choices: Jerry McGuire; Rain Man; Cocktail; Top Gun
Answer: Jerry McGuire
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Question: Which actor starred with John Wayne in his final film, The Shootist, playing the role of the doctor?
Choices: Henry Fonda; Milburn Stone; Jimmy Stewart; Buddy Ebsen
Answer: Jimmy Stewart
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Question: This acting legend starred with legendary Jimmy Stewart in the Cheyenne Social Club.
Choices: Richard Burton; Glen Ford; Robert Mitchum; Henry Fonda
Answer: Henry Fonda
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Question: This Actor is notorious for running from a spray plane in the 1959 movie North by Northwest.
Choices: Spencer Tracy; Cary Grant; Gene Hackman; Edward G. Robinson
Answer: Cary Grant
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Question: What great actor played Uncle Joe in the American sitcom Petticoat Junction?
Choices: James Coburn; James Arness; Buddy Ebsen; Edgar Buchanan
Answer: Edgar Buchanan
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Question: Name the actress that played Granny in the TV show Beverly Hillbillies.
Choices: Betty Davis; Barbara Stanwick; Irene Ryan; Dorothy Stratton
Answer: Irene Ryan
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Question: This actor gave the voice of the snowman in the 1960s version of Rudolf the Red-Nosed Reindeer.
Choices: Burl Ives; Nat King Cole; Fred Astaire; Gene Autry
Answer: Burl Ives
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Question: These two legendary actors played partners in the 1969 Western Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid
Choices: Walter Mattheau and Jack Lemmon; Robert Redford and Paul Newman; Kirk Douglas and Burt Lancaster; John Wayne and Ben Johnson
Answer: Robert Redford and Paul Newman
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Question: This actor is perhaps best-known for playing Joe Mannix in the long-running detective television series, Mannix.
Choices: Mike Douglas; Mike Connors; Chuck Berry; Chuck Conners
Answer: Mike Connors
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Question: This actor drove the car in the 1968 feature film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, based on Ian Flemings book Chitty Chitty Bang Bang: The Magical Car.
Choices: Ben Vereen; Tim Conway; Dick Van Dyke; Davy Jones
Answer: Dick Van Dyke
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Question: Paul Hogan, an Australian actor and comedian born October 8, 1939 in Lightning Ridge, New South Wales, plays the main character in which trilogy?
Choices: Crocodile Dundee; Rush Hour; Spy Kids; Back to the Future
Answer: Crocodile Dundee
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Question: âFree Willyâ is a movie trilogy which centers on which of these?
Choices: a prisoner that escapes from jail only to find out that his brother is in trouble; a brilliant young mathematician that is trying to face his demons and fears by finding true love; the adventures of a boy and an orca; the life of an alcoholic writer
Answer: the adventures of a boy and an orca
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Question: Axel Foley, played by Eddie Murphy, is the main character in which of these trilogies?
Choices: Batman and Robin 2: The Beginning; Beverly Hills Cop; From Dusk Till Dawn 3: The Hangmans Daughter; Shrek
Answer: Beverly Hills Cop
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Question: Which movie trilogy tells the story of people who can predict deadly disasters?
Choices: Urban Legends; Final Destination; The Exorcist; Scream
Answer: Final Destination
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Question: Which trilogy tells the story of a group of people trapped in a chamber maze?
Choices: Cube; Die Hard; The Matrix; Mad Max
Answer: Cube
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Question: What is the name of the character, portrayed by Leslie Nielsen in the âNaked Gunâ trilogy?
Choices: Lieutenant Frank Drebin; Mister Magoo; Edward Stoopid; Doctor Rumak
Answer: Lieutenant Frank Drebin
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Question: This is a trilogy about half-man-half-animal mutants that fight crime.
Choices: X-Men; Spider-man; Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles; Blade
Answer: Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
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Question: Once upon a time in Mexicoâ is the third movie of a trilogy directed by Robert Rodriguez. What is the name of the first movie of the trilogy?
Choices: Once upon a time in America; Desperado; The Mexican; El Mariachi
Answer: El Mariachi
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Question: Antonio Banderas plays Gregorio Cortez in which trilogy directed by Robert Rodriguez?
Choices: Spy Kids; From Dusk till Dawn; Play it to the bone; The mask of Zorro
Answer: Spy Kids
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Question: The Return of the King, The Scorpion King and Queen of the Damned are the names of the three parts of a trilogy.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: The Bourne Identity is a spy fiction thriller by Robert Ludlum about an amnesiac who must discover who he is. At the beginning of the story the protagonist is found floating in this sea with several bullet wounds.
Choices: Mediterranean Sea; North Sea; Caribbean Sea; Bering Sea
Answer: Mediterranean Sea
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Question: Cujo is a 1981 novel by Stephen King about a rabid dog. This is the dogs breed.
Choices: Bulldog; Terrier; Rottweiler; St. Bernard
Answer: St. Bernard
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Question: The Name of the Rose, a 1980 novel by Umberto Eco, depicts a murder mystery set in an Italian monastery during this century.
Choices: 13th; 17th; 14th; 15th
Answer: 14th
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Question: Lincoln is a historical novel by Gore Vidal, published in 1984. One of these statements about it is wrong.
Choices: It is set during the American Civil War.; It emphasizes the Presidents political and personal struggles.; It depicts the President through the eyes of foreign delegates.; It is never narrated from the Presidents point of view.
Answer: It depicts the President through the eyes of foreign delegates.
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Question: This novel is considered to be a deviation from Stephen Kings horror fiction, because this book is a work of classic fantasy.
Choices: The Dark Half; It; The Eyes of the Dragon; The Tommyknockers
Answer: The Eyes of the Dragon
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Question: Presumed Innocent is a 1990 motion picture, based on a best-seller of the same name by Scott Turow. This actor played the main role in the movie.
Choices: Harrison Ford; Tom Cruise; Dustin Hoffman; John Travolta
Answer: Harrison Ford
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Question: Judith Krantz is an American novelist, writing in the romance genre. Just one of these four novels of hers was released in the 1980s.
Choices: Lovers; Till We Meet Again; Spring Collection; Scruples
Answer: Till We Meet Again
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Question: Windmills of the Gods tells the story of Ashley, a professor of political science in this university.
Choices: University of Chicago; University of Kansas; University of Texas at Austin; New York University
Answer: University of Kansas
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Question: What is the color of the Indian god Krishna?
Choices: Blue; Orange; Red; Green
Answer: Blue
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Question: Who was the god worshipped at Delphi, Greece?
Choices: Zeus; Daphne; Cassandra; Apollo Delphinus
Answer: Apollo Delphinus
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Question: Why do the seasons change every year?
Choices: Because of gods thoughts; Because of gods emotions; Because of gods going to the heavens; Because of gods words
Answer: Because of gods emotions
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Question: Hercules is the Roman name of the greatest Greek hero:
Choices: Pegasus; Heracles; Jason; Odysseus
Answer: Heracles
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Question: Which animal became sacred in Chinese mythology after saving a man who was trapped in a ditch?
Choices: Tiger; Heron; Lion; Elephant
Answer: Tiger
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Question: Which mythology closely connects women with snakes?
Choices: Japanese; Indian; Norse; Egyptian
Answer: Japanese
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Question: Which god gave the name of March?
Choices: Zeus; Apollo; Jupiter; Mars
Answer: Mars
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Question: Mugasa was a god that lived along with people on Earth. He lived in a hut and he didnt want to be seen, but humans didnt obey him. That is why he  made them mortal.  What was his nationality?
Choices: Russian; Colombian; African; Peruvian
Answer: African
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Question: Which Celtic goddess was depicted as a bear?
Choices: Dewi; Berecyntia; Artio; Avalloc
Answer: Artio
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Question: Who is considered to be the most beautiful goddess in Norse mythology?
Choices: Alvis; Freya; Gna; Edda
Answer: Freya
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Question: This cocktail is made of 1/2 oz rum, 1/2 oz coconut-flavored rum, 1/2 oz grenadine syrup, 1 oz oj, 1 fluid ounce pineapple juice and 1 cup crushed ice. Blend, shake them until the drinks consistency is slushy.
Choices: Banana Daiquiri; Bloody Mary; Bellini; Bahama Mama
Answer: Bahama Mama
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Question: You need 2 oz vodka, 3 oz Tomato Juice, 1/2 oz Lemon Juice, pepper  salt, 3 dashes Worcestershire, 2 drops Tabasco sauce. Mix all the ingredients in a shaker and add ice. Strain into a highball glass over crushed ice and garnish with a lemon wedge and celery.
Choices: Bloody Bull; Bloody Mary; Black Maria; Black Magic
Answer: Bloody Mary
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Question: For this cocktail you will need 1/2 oz Irish Cream, 1/2 oz coffee liqueur, 1/2 oz hazelnut liqueur, 6 ounces coffee, whipped cream and cinnamon . Mix ingredients into a tall coffee mug. Pour fresh hot coffee over the mixture. Garnish with whipped cream and cinnamon.
Choices: Amaretto Coffee; An Irish Kiss; Irish Cream Coffee; Cafe Don Juan
Answer: Irish Cream Coffee
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Question: Which of these cocktails contains the follwong ingredients: 1 teaspoon powdered sugar, Juice from 1 lime (2 ounces), 4 mint leaves, 1 sprig of mint, Havana Club white Rum (2 ounces) and 2 ounces club soda?
Choices: Mango Mojito; Classic Cuban Mojito; Cuban Breeze; Blue Mojito
Answer: Classic Cuban Mojito
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Question: 1/2 shot Kahlua, 1/2 shot Amarula Cream, 1/2 shot Grand Marnier. Pour the ingredients over the back of a spoon in the same order, so that they form layers in the glass.
Choices: Blue Lady; Blue Hawaii; Blue Margarita; B-52
Answer: B-52
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Question: Shake 1/2 oz Vodka, 1/2 oz Kahlua, and 1/4 ozIrish Cream liqueur. Put some cracked ice in the shaker as well. Pour into chilled cocktail glass.
Choices: Mudslide; Caipirinha; Bronx; Bullshot
Answer: Mudslide
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Question: You need 2 tsp superfine sugar, 1 lime cut into small wedges and 2 to 2 1/2 oz Cachaca (Brazilian cane liquor). Gently mash the lime wedges in a glass. Add sugar and stir until it dissolves into lime juice. Add ice and pour Cachaca. Stir again.
Choices: Egg Nog; Dry Martini; Caipirinha; Cocotini
Answer: Caipirinha
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Question: To get properly refreshed, take 1 part vodka, 1 part tequila, 1 part rum, 1 part gin, 1 part triple sec, 1 1/2 parts sweet and sour mix, a splash Coca-Cola. Mix all the ingredients together with some crushed ice in a glass. Pour into a shaker and shake it briskly. Pour the mixture into the glass and garnish with lemon.
Choices: French Connection; Florida Sunrise; Frostbite; Long Island Iced Tea recipe
Answer: Long Island Iced Tea recipe
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Question: For this cocktail you just need 1 1/4 oz. Cognac and 3/4 oz. Amaretto. Pour them over ice into a snifter and snifter.
Choices: Florida Sunrise; Fifty-fifty; Frozen Margarita; French Connection
Answer: French Connection
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Question: Take 2 oz. Gin or Vodka and splash a dash of Dry Vermouth. Mix the ingredients and stir with ice. Then strain into a chilled cocktail glass and garnish with skewered cocktail onions.
Choices: Good Night; Gimlet; Gibson; Gin and French
Answer: Gibson
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Question: These two cartoon characters are in a constant chase. They appeared in 1940 under the pencil of  William Hanna and Joseph Barbera. The original variation of the short series have won seven Academy Awards.
Choices: Beavis and Butthead; Asterix and Obelix; Batman and Robin; Tom and Jerry
Answer: Tom and Jerry
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Question: Although these famous dolls are presented as intimate friends, they are named after a brother and sister - who are the children of the dolls creator - Ruth Handler.
Choices: Napoleon  Josephine; Tramp  Lady; Aladdin  Jasmine; Barbie and Ken
Answer: Barbie and Ken
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Question: The Great Depression in the US inspired these two to start travelling the Southwestern part of the country, robbing banks.
Choices: Emily Cox  Henry Rathvon; Dorothy  Toto; Bonnie and Clyde; Emilio and Gloria Estefan
Answer: Bonnie and Clyde
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Question: These two are a famous cartoon couple that made their first public appearance in 1929.  Before becoming his partner, she was the star of Thimble Theater and ran in over 600 newspapers.  At the time, she was not the skinny girl from the cartoon today.
Choices: Bert and Ernie; Batman and Robin; Bonnie and Clyde; Popeye and Olive
Answer: Popeye and Olive
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Question: This non-alcoholic drink originated as medicine against malaria because it contained quinine. However, it was not a pleasant drink and people started mixing it with an alcoholic beverage. Therefore, this famous cocktail was born and its initial purpose - forgotten.
Choices: Vodka and tomato juice; Gin and tonic; Whiskey and soda; Vodka and coke
Answer: Gin and tonic