kth8/OpenTriviaQA huggingface dataset:
Category: people
Question: What Prime Minister was quoted as saying A proof is a proof. What kind of proof? Its a proof. And when you have a good proof, its because it is proven.?
Choices: British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher; Canadian Prime Minister Brian Maloney; Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien; Australian Prime Minister John Winston Howard
Answer: Canadian Prime Minister Jean Chretien
Category: people
Question: What pro-golfer said, I owe a lot to my parents, especially my mother and father.?
Choices: Tiger Woods; Greg Norman; Henry Cotton; John McEnroe
Answer: Greg Norman
Category: people
Question: What former Vice President of the United States said the following, We understand the importance of having bondage between the parents and their children.?
Choices: Dan Quayle; Walter Mondale; George H.W Bush; Al Gore
Answer: Dan Quayle
Category: people
Question: What brilliant actress said, If youre killed youve lost a very important part of your life.?
Choices: Julia Roberts; Brooke Shields; Sharon Stone; Juliette Lewis
Answer: Brooke Shields
Category: people
Question: What famous football player stated, The word genius isnt applicable in football. A genius is a guy like Norman Einstein.?
Choices: Brett Favre; Joe Namath; Joe Theisman; John Elway
Answer: Joe Theisman
Category: people
Question: Which magazine stated,  We are sorry to announce that Mr. Albert Brown has been quite unwell, owing to his recent death, and is taking a short holiday to recover.?
Choices: Time; Cosmopolitan; People; Parish
Answer: Parish
Category: people
Question: Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. graduated with a degree in Sociology from what college?
Choices: Spelman Colege; Williams College; Vassar College; Morehouse College
Answer: Morehouse College
Category: people
Question: Martin Luther King, Jr. was president of this civil right organization which he led until his assassination.
Choices: Congress  on Racial Equality; Southern Christian Leadership Organization; Urban League; Rainbow Coalition
Answer: Southern Christian Leadership Organization
Category: people
Question: In what year was Dr.  Martin Luther King, Jr. awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?
Choices: 1964; 1966; 1962; 1965
Answer: 1964
Category: people
Question: The March on Washington for Jobs and Freedom, a large political rally at which Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. delivered his famous I have a Dream speech, took place on what date?
Choices: May 28, 1963; June 28, 1962; August 27, 1964; August 28, 1963
Answer: August 28, 1963
Category: people
Question: Letter from Birmingham Jail, an open letter by Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., was first published in which of the following political magazines?
Choices: The New Leader; National Review; The Nation; Time Magazine
Answer: The New Leader
Category: people
Question: In which year did Time Magazine name Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Man of the Year?
Choices: 1962; 1960; 1964; 1963
Answer: 1963
Category: people
Question: Who stabbed Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. in the chest while he was autographing his recently published book in Harlem, New York?
Choices: Taylor Branch; Harper Williams; David Garrows; Izola Curry
Answer: Izola Curry
Category: people
Question: Which of the following is the name of the Memphis motel in which Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. was assassinated on April 4, 1968?
Choices: Stratford Motel; Bedford Motel; Peabody Motel; Lorraine Motel
Answer: Lorraine Motel
Category: people
Question: At what age was Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. ordained a minister at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta?
Choices: 20; 23; 21; 19
Answer: 19
Category: people
Question: Martin Luther King, Jr. was awarded a PhD degree by which university?
Choices: Bastyr University; Boston University; Brenau University; Atlanta State University
Answer: Boston University
Category: people
Question: This president was in office from 1789 - 1797. He was born in Westmoreland County, Virginia on February 22, 1732 and died of a throat infection on December 14, 1799.
Choices: Thomas Jefferson; John Adams; George Washington; James Madison
Answer: George Washington
Category: people
Question: This president was born in Albemarle County, Virginia on April 13, 1743. He was is office 1801 - 1809. He died on July 4, 1826.
Choices: George Washington; Thomas Jefferson; James Madison; John Adams
Answer: Thomas Jefferson
Category: people
Question: This U.S. President was in office from 1797 - 1801. He died on July 4, 1826.
Choices: John Adams; James Madison; Thomas Jefferson; George Washington
Answer: John Adams
Category: people
Question: This U.S. President is considered to be the Father of the Constitution.
Choices: Thomas Jefferson; John Adams; George Washington; James Madison
Answer: James Madison
Category: people
Question: Which U.S. President made the first transcontinental phone call from the Oval Office?
Choices: Calvin Coolidge; Woodrow Wilson; Warren G. Harding; William H. Taft
Answer: Woodrow Wilson
Category: people
Question: Is it true that on October 1909, President William H. Taft became the first President to walk into the Oval Office?
Choices: Yes; No
Answer: Yes
Category: people
Question: Dwight D. Eisenhower was in office 1945 - 1953.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: people
Question: Which of the following is a first ladys correct name?
Choices: Edith Kermit Carow Eisenhower; Jacqueline Lee Bouvier Harding; Mamie Geneva Doud Roosevelt; Elizabeth Virginia Wallace Truman
Answer: Elizabeth Virginia Wallace Truman
Category: people
Question: When was U.S. president James Buchanan in office?
Choices: 1869 - 1877; 1857 - 1861; 1877 - 1881; 1861 - 1869
Answer: 1857 - 1861
Category: people
Question: Before becoming the 34th US President, he served as Supreme Commander of the Allied forces in Europe.
Choices: Dwight D. Eisenhower; Lyndon Johnson; Richard Nixon; Harry S. Truman
Answer: Dwight D. Eisenhower
Category: people
Question: Who defeated John Adams for reelection and became the third President of the United States?
Choices: Abraham Lincoln; Aaron Burr; James Madison; Thomas Jefferson
Answer: Thomas Jefferson
Category: people
Question: Which President delivered the famous words, Ask not what your country can do for you--ask what you can do for your country.?
Choices: John F. Kennedy; Abraham Lincoln; George Bush; Theodore Roosevelt
Answer: John F. Kennedy
Category: people
Question: What US President declared the freedom of the slaves?
Choices: Franklin Roosevelt; Richard Nixon; Abraham Lincoln; James Buchanan
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Category: people
Question: Name the leader of the Continental Army in the American Revolutionary War, who became the first President of United States.
Choices: James Monroe; Thomas Jefferson; George Washington; Abraham Lincoln
Answer: George Washington
Category: people
Question: Who was President of the US, when American astronauts landed on the moon in 1969?
Choices: Richard Nixon; Calvin Coolridge; John F. Kennedy; Harry Truman
Answer: Richard Nixon
Category: people
Question: Who is the first president to have won a Pulitzer Prize?
Choices: Jimmy Carter; John F. Kennedy; Ronald Reagan; James Garfield
Answer: John F. Kennedy
Category: people
Question: Who assumed the Presidency in 1933, at the depth of the Great Depression?
Choices: Franklin D. Roosevelt; Richard Nixon; Dwight Eisenhower; Warren Harding
Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Category: people
Question: On a mission over the Pacific as a torpedo bomber pilot this future US President was shot down by Japanese antiaircraft fire.
Choices: Bill Clinton; George H.W. Bush; Ronald Reagan; George W. Bush
Answer: George H.W. Bush
Category: people
Question: This US President was shot by a would-be assassin only 69 days after he assumed office.
Choices: John F. Kennedy; Bill Clinton; George W. Bush; Ronald Reagan
Answer: Ronald Reagan
Category: people
Question: Senator and Vice President Hubert Humphrey died in 1978 after a heroic battle with cancer.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: people
Question: This senator from the state of Washington was nicknamed Scoop and ran unsuccessfully for President.
Choices: Henry Jackson; Alan Cranston; Paul Sarbanes; Mike Mansfield
Answer: Henry Jackson
Category: people
Question: As a young boy this senator from Hawaii helped the fallen during and after the attack on Pearl Harbor.
Choices: Howard Baker; Daniel Inouye; Henry Jackson; Robert Dole
Answer: Daniel Inouye
Category: people
Question: On June 12, 2006, this senator broke the record for the longest serving senator when he left office at age 100.
Choices: Daniel Webster; Quentin Burdick; Strom Thurmond; Howard Metzenbaum
Answer: Strom Thurmond
Category: people
Question: Which of the following was invented by Samuel Leeds Allen?
Choices: AM radio; FM radio; Flexible Flyer; Superglue
Answer: Flexible Flyer
Category: people
Question: This was the great invention of Edwin Howard Armstrong.
Choices: FM radio; Flexible Flyer; Am radio; Fiberglass
Answer: FM radio
Category: people
Question: Which name does not belong?
Choices: Rangaswamy Srinivasan; Samuel Blum; James Wynne; Brian Lee Chambers
Answer: Brian Lee Chambers
Category: people
Question: Harry Coover was trying to develop a gunsight lens when he invented this.
Choices: the Laser; the TASER; the variable focal length eye glass; Superglue
Answer: Superglue
Category: people
Question: Which of the following was invented by a banjo player working at a company that made sandpaper?
Choices: Adhesive tape; Superglue; The Laser; Fiberglass
Answer: Adhesive tape
Category: people
Question: Which of these men was responsible for the invention of fiberglass?
Choices: Leo Busacaglia; R. Games Slayter; Bryce W. Harding; T. Butler Henshaw
Answer: R. Games Slayter
Category: people
Question: This was Stephanie Kwoleks big discovery.
Choices: Tylenol; Kevlar; the Tuberculossis vaccine; Vallium
Answer: Kevlar
Category: people
Question: What was B. B. Molloys invention?
Choices: Fiberglass; Prozac; Kevlar; the TASER
Answer: Prozac
Category: people
Question: What did Roy J. Plunkett invent?
Choices: Fluoxamine; Teflon; Kevlar; Prozac
Answer: Teflon
Category: people
Question: What Genoese explorer sailed off Spain on 3 August 1492 across the Atlantic Ocean and discovered the Americas?
Choices: Amerigo Vespucci; Vasco da Gama; Christopher Columbus; Francisco Pizarro
Answer: Christopher Columbus
Category: people
Question: This British captain explored the Pacific Ocean and was the first to reach New Zealand, Australia and Hawaii.
Choices: Mulford B. Foster; Henry Hudson; Jeremy Curl; James Cook
Answer: James Cook
Category: people
Question: This Venetian explorer, who lived in the 13th-14th century, traveled across Asia and wrote an account of his travels known as Il Milione.
Choices: Bartolomeu Dias; Pedro Alvares Cabral; Marco Polo; Juan Ponce de Leon
Answer: Marco Polo
Category: people
Question: What is the name of the first astronaut to walk on the surface of the moon?
Choices: Yuri Gagarin; Buzz Aldrin; Neil Armstrong; Michael Collins
Answer: Neil Armstrong
Category: people
Question: What Scottish missionary and explorer of central Africa was the first European to see the Victoria Falls and name them in honor of Queen Victoria?
Choices: John Rae; Richard Francis Burton; Henry Morton Stanley; David Livingstone
Answer: David Livingstone
Category: people
Question: What Portuguese explorer was the first to reach the Cape of Good Hope by sailing from Portugal?
Choices: Giovanni da Verrazzano; Vasco da Gama; Bartolomeu Dias; Hernando de Soto
Answer: Bartolomeu Dias
Category: people
Question: Who was the first English explorer to sail around the world and return alive in England in 1580?
Choices: Henry Hudson; Francis Drake; James Cook; John Cabot
Answer: Francis Drake
Category: people
Question: What is the name of the Spanish explorer who conquered the Inca Empire?
Choices: Francisco Pizarro; Amerigo Vespucci; Ferdinand Magellan; Vasco da Gama
Answer: Francisco Pizarro
Category: people
Question: Who was the first explorer to reach the South Pole, and also the first person to reach both the North and South Poles?
Choices: Roald Amundsen; Ernest Shackleton; Douglas Mawson; Robert Falcon Scott
Answer: Roald Amundsen
Category: people
Question: This Portuguese explorer became the first European to successfully reach India from Europe around the Cape of Good Hope.
Choices: Bartolomeu Dias; Christopher Columbus; Vasco da Gama; Vasco Nunez de Balboa
Answer: Vasco da Gama
Category: people
Question: Malcolm Xs father, Earl Little, was a Baptist minister.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: people
Question: How many siblings did Malcolm X have?
Choices: 10; 3; 7; 6
Answer: 10
Category: people
Question: Malcolm X was a college graduate.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: people
Question: Who did Malcolm X marry in 1958?
Choices: Karen Shabazz; Betty Shabazz; Louise Shabazz; Allah Shabazz
Answer: Betty Shabazz
Category: people
Question: What happened to Malcolm X in 1965?
Choices: He was deported.; He was blacklisted.; He was shot.; He was arrested.
Answer: He was shot.
Category: people
Question: Prompted by this person, Malcolm X converted to Islam.
Choices: his father; an inmate; his brother; his mother
Answer: his brother
Category: people
Question: Name the First Lady who shared a name with one of the Muppets?
Choices: Mrs. Harding; Mrs. Taft; Mrs. Roosevelt; None of these
Answer: Mrs. Roosevelt
Category: people
Question: Most of U.S. First Ladies belonged to which of the following religious denominations?
Choices: Episcopalian; Quakers; Presbyterian; Methodist
Answer: Episcopalian
Category: people
Question: Name the First Lady who worked as a nurses aide in 1943?
Choices: Mamie Eisenhower; None of the above; Nancy Reagan; Lady Bird Johnson
Answer: Nancy Reagan
Category: people
Question: First Lady Mamie Eisenhower liked watching soap operas.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: people
Question: Which First Lady was in China during the 1900 Boxer Rebellion?
Choices: Mrs. Coolidge; Mrs. Hoover; Mrs. Roosevelt; Mrs. Harding
Answer: Mrs. Hoover
Category: people
Question: First Lady Margaret Taylor reportedly prayed nightly for her husbands defeat in elections.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: people
Question: Eleanor Roosevelt, First Lady from 1933 to 1945, once served hot dogs to the King and Queen of England.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: people
Question: Name the First Lady who reportedly allowed her cows to graze on the White House lawn?
Choices: Julia Dent Grant; Eliza McCaudle Johnson; Mary Todd Lincoln; Jane Pierce
Answer: Eliza McCaudle Johnson
Category: people
Question: Name the  First Lady who  reportedly crocheted 3500 pairs of slippers?
Choices: Frances Cleveland; Ellen Axson Wilson; Helen Herron Taft; Ida Saxton McKinley
Answer: Ida Saxton McKinley
Category: people
Question: Where was American gangster Al Capone born?
Choices: Palm Island, Florida, U.S; Naples, Italy; Florence, Italy; Brooklyn, New York, U.S
Answer: Brooklyn, New York, U.S
Category: people
Question: What is the real first name of Al Capone?
Choices: Alfredo; Alan; Alfred; Alphonse
Answer: Alphonse
Category: people
Question: Al Capone led a crime syndicate during the Prohibition Era.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: people
Question: What year was Al Capone convicted by the US federal government for income-tax evasion?
Choices: 1941; None of these; 1921; 1931
Answer: 1931
Category: people
Question: What was Al Capones nickname?
Choices: âBig Alâ; Scarface; âThe Barberâ; âThe Foxâ
Answer: Scarface
Category: people
Question: Al Capone had a son known as Sonny.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
Category: people
Question: Al Capone was the boss of a criminal organization known as the Detroit Outfit.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
Category: people
Question: The North Side gang shot into Al Capones entourage while he was having lunch at this place?
Choices: The restaurant of  âHawthorne Hotelâ; The restaurant of  âHotel Uticaâ; The restaurant of âWarwick New York Hotelâ; The restaurant of  âJefferson Clinton Hotelâ
Answer: The restaurant of  âHawthorne Hotelâ
Category: people
Question: What happened on Saint Valentines Day in 1929?
Choices: None of these; Al Capone was convicted by federal government.; Al Capone arranged a gangland killing.; Al Capone was killed.
Answer: Al Capone arranged a gangland killing.
Category: people
Question: Al Capone resumed his criminal activities after completing his term in Alcatraz.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
Category: people
Question: Queen Elizabeth I of England is also known under this nickname.
Choices: All of these; Gloriana; Good Queen Bess; The Virgin Queen
Answer: All of these
Category: people
Question: Which wife of King Henry VIII of England was the mother of Queen Elizabeth I?
Choices: Catherine of Aragon; Jane Seymour; Anne of Cleves; Anne Boleyn
Answer: Anne Boleyn
Category: people
Question: What is the meaning of the Latin motto Video et taceo, which was one of the favorite mottoes of Queen Elizabeth I and largely defined her political strategy?
Choices: Looking and contemplating.; Seeing is believing.; I see and I desire.; I see, and say nothing.
Answer: I see, and say nothing.
Category: people
Question: What was the name of the first husband of Queen Elizabeth I of England?
Choices: Henry Stuart, Lord Darnley; Lord Robert Dudley; Francois, Duke of Anjou; None of these
Answer: None of these
Category: people
Question: What dangerous disease did Queen Elizabeth I survive in 1562?
Choices: Tuberculosis; Smallpox; Hepatitis; Influenza
Answer: Smallpox
Category: people
Question: What name is given to the speech Queen Elizabeth I of England addressed to the Commons on October 30, 1602?
Choices: Kingly Speech; Golden Speech; Diamond Speech; Speech of Reason
Answer: Golden Speech
Category: people
Question: What country sent its fleet to England with the intention to invade the country and overthrow Queen Elizabeth I of England, but was defeated in 1588?
Choices: France; Spain; Scotland; Russia
Answer: Spain
Category: people
Question: What celebrated poet worked during the reign of queen Elizabeth I of England, a.k.a. the Elizabethan era?
Choices: Edmund Spenser; All of these; William Shakespeare; Christopher Marlowe
Answer: All of these
Category: people
Question: What Pope said of Queen Elizabeth I of England, She is only a woman, only mistress of half an island, and yet she makes herself feared by Spain, by France, by the Empire, by all?
Choices: Urban VII; Pope Sixtus V; Pope John Paul II; Gregory XIII
Answer: Pope Sixtus V
Category: people
Question: What actress portrayed Queen Elizabeth I of England in the 1998 movie Elizabeth?
Choices: Reese Witherspoon; Cate Blanchett; Kate Winslet; Keira Knightley
Answer: Cate Blanchett
Category: people
Question: Which of these crops did the Algonquin people of North America grow?
Choices: Sunflower; Corn; All of these; Tobacco
Answer: All of these
Category: people
Question: Which of these deities was especially worshiped by the Zuni Native American tribe?
Choices: Sun Father; None of these; Moonlight-Giving Mother; Earth Mother
Answer: Sun Father
Category: people
Question: What is the name of the oldest field sport in North America, which is practiced by the Choctaw Native American people?
Choices: All of these; Choctaw stickball; Chunkey; Choctaw football
Answer: Choctaw stickball
Category: people
Question: How did the Wyandot peoples of North America mainly provide food for themselves?
Choices: By hunting; By gathering wild plants; By breeding animals; By growing crops
Answer: By growing crops
Category: people
Question: The native American tribe, known as Hopi, called themselves Hopituh Shi-nu-mu. What does this mean?
Choices: Children of the Moon; The Peaceful People; Hunters of the Wind; The River People
Answer: The Peaceful People
Category: people
Question: Which U.S. state did the Seminole nation originally populate?
Choices: Alabama; California; Mexico; Florida
Answer: Florida
Category: people
Question: The Nipmuc tribe is native to this U.S. state.
Choices: Mississippi; Massachusetts; Missouri; Maine
Answer: Massachusetts
Category: people
Question: The Mohave indigenous nation of North America called themselves Aha macave. What does this mean in English?
Choices: People who collect flowers; People who chant prayers; People who live along the river; People who chase buffalo
Answer: People who live along the river
Category: people
Question: Sitting Bull, Crazy Horse, Red Cloud, Black Elk and Billy Mills were from this Narive American tribe.
Choices: Abenaki; Choctaw; Lakota; Zuni
Answer: Lakota
Category: people
Question: The Iroquois nation of North America call themselves Haudenosaunee. What does this literally mean?
Choices: They Are Looking at the Moon; They Are Collecting Herbs; They Are Building a Long House; They Are Following the Sunrise
Answer: They Are Building a Long House
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Question: What year did the sensational movie The Departed first hit the theatres in the United States?
Choices: 2007; 2004; 2006; 2005
Answer: 2006
Category: rated
Question: What city is the movie The Departed set in?
Choices: New York; Boston; Chicago; Los Angeles
Answer: Boston
Category: rated
Question: How does Billy Costigan tell Sullivans girlfriend (the criminal psychiatrist) that he is an informant for the Irish mob?
Choices: meets her in an alley and divulges the information; sends her a tape/dvd in the mail; calls her on the phone; leaves her a note
Answer: sends her a tape/dvd in the mail
Category: rated
Question: Who kills Sgt. Colin Sullivan at the end of the movie The Deprated?
Choices: Frank Costello; Billy Costigan; Capt. George Ellerby; Staff Sgt. Sean Dignam
Answer: Staff Sgt. Sean Dignam
Category: rated
Question: The last scene in the movie The Departed shows a rodent crawling on Sullivans balcony railing. The rodent appears after Sullivan was shot in the head. What type of rodent was it?
Choices: a castoroides; a mouse; a capybara; a rat
Answer: a rat
Category: rated
Question: What year did the sensational movie Rocky first hit the movie theatres?
Choices: 1975; 1976; 1977; 1978
Answer: 1976
Category: rated
Question: This Emmy Award-winning comedy series was based on the lives of four women living together in Miami Beach, Florida.
Choices: Golden Girls; Maude; Empty Nest; The Facts of Life
Answer: Golden Girls
Category: rated
Question: This actor won the Emmy Award for Outstanding Lead Actor in a Comedy Series for his part as the bumbling Jack Tripper in Threes Company.
Choices: John Ritter; Alan Alda; Judd Hirsch; Richard Mulligan
Answer: John Ritter
Category: rated
Question: Michael J. Fox won three consecutive Emmy Awards for Outstanding Actor in a Comedy Series for his role as Alex Keaton in the hit comedy series Family Ties.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
Category: rated
Question: This comedy starring Don Adams won two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Comedy Series in 1968 and 1969.
Choices: Get Smart; The Fugitive; Mission: Impossible; Rowan  Martins Laugh-In
Answer: Get Smart
Category: rated
Question: The 60s pop band The Monkees starred in their own show of the same name and won two Emmy Awards for Outstanding Comedy Series in 1966 and 1967.
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: Shelley Long and Kirstie Alley both won Emmy Awards for Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series for this perennial Emmy nominee.
Choices: Cheers; Murphy Brown; Frasier; Mad About You
Answer: Cheers
Category: rated
Question: Despite its immense popularity during its entire ten-year run, this show won its only Emmy Award for Outstanding Comedy Series in 2002.
Choices: Friends; Frasier; Will and Grace; Everybody Loves Raymond
Answer: Friends
Category: rated
Question: What year did the Academy Award-nominated film As Good As It Gets first hit the theatres in the United States?
Choices: 1997; 1995; 1998; 1999
Answer: 1997
Category: rated
Question: What actor plays the part of the homosexual artist Simon Bishop in the hit movie As Good As It Gets?
Choices: Cuba Gooding Jr.; Jack Nicholson; Skeet Ulrich; Greg Kinnear
Answer: Greg Kinnear
Category: rated
Question: What actor plays the part of Simon Bishops agent and friend, Frank Sachs, in the great movie As Good As It Gets?
Choices: Cuba Gooding Jr.; Jaheim Hoagland; Abuc Gnidoog; Cuba Gooding Sr.
Answer: Cuba Gooding Jr.
Category: rated
Question: What does Melvin Udall do for a living in the great movie As Good As It Gets?
Choices: Writer; Doorman; Doctor; Software Engineer
Answer: Writer
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Question: Why does Carol Connelly quit her job as a waitress in the restaurant in the movie As Good As It Gets?
Choices: She wants to go to Hawaii but her boss wont give her time off.; She needed a break from Melvin and his antics.; She asked for a raise but didnt get it.; to take care of her chronically ill son
Answer: to take care of her chronically ill son
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Question: At the end of the movie As Good As It Gets, Carol and Melvin who start a relationship together are walking somewhere. Where are they going to so early in the morning?
Choices: airport; diner; DMV; bakery
Answer: bakery
Category: rated
Question: What year did the movie Major League first hit theaters in the U.S.?
Choices: 1989; 1990; 1988; 1987
Answer: 1989
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Question: What was the name of the team of misfits in the film Major league?
Choices: New York Mets; Philadelphia Phillies; Cleveland Indians; Los Angeles Dodgers
Answer: Cleveland Indians
Category: rated
Question: Willie Mays Hayes was not invited to the teams spring tryouts in the movie Major League.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: In the movie Major League, the team started winning and were asked to do a TV commercial for a credit card company. For which company did they do this commercial that included the line, dont steal home without it, a variation of the companys actual slogan.
Choices: Visa; Discover; American Express; Master Card
Answer: American Express
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Question: Pedro Cerrano, played by actor Dennis Haysbert in the movie Major League, came to the U.S. as a defector from Cuba. He escaped for the purposes of religious freedom. What was his religion?
Choices: Voodooism; Christianity; Judaism; Catholicism
Answer: Voodooism
Category: rated
Question: At the end of the movie Major League, the team of misfits beats the New York Yankees to win the World Series.
Choices: False; True
Answer: False
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Question: What year did Monsters, Inc. come out in the movie theatres in the United States?
Choices: 2004; 2002; 2001; 2000
Answer: 2001
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Question: Monsters Inc. was a story set in the town of Minneapolis .
Choices: True; False
Answer: False
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Question: What is the name of Mike and Sulleys boss in the great animated feature, Monsters, Inc.?
Choices: Jerry; Roz; Randall; Mr. Waternoose
Answer: Mr. Waternoose
Category: rated
Question: In the movie Monsters, Inc., Mike Wazowski takes his girlfriend Celia Mae out to dinner in what type of restaurant?
Choices: Sushi; Sbarros; Bulgarian; McDonalds
Answer: Sushi
Category: rated
Question: In the movie Monsters, Inc., which actor provided the voice of the mean Randall Boggs?
Choices: Steve Buscemi; George Wendt; Gilbert Gottfried; John Ratzenberger
Answer: Steve Buscemi
Category: rated
Question: What is the name of the scare floor secretary in the animated movie Monsters, Inc.?
Choices: Scary Mary; Mary; Roz; Celia Mae
Answer: Roz
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Question: In the movie Monsters, Inc., Mr. Waternoose sends both Mike and Sulley to the Himalayas. Who do they stay with while they are there?
Choices: Jack Frost; Mikes cousin Ike; Frosty the Snowman; Abominable Snowman
Answer: Abominable Snowman
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Question: At the end of Monsters, Inc., the monsters change their format at the power plant. They realize that instead of scaring children, they can generate more energy for the monster world by doing what?
Choices: making children laugh; taking children to the movies; taking children to the park; taking children out for ice cream
Answer: making children laugh
Category: rated
Question: Most fire engines and fire trucks are this color.
Choices: red; green; white; blue
Answer: red
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Question: This word is the name of a fruit and a color.
Choices: apple; banana; pear; orange
Answer: orange
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Question: Water is most often considered this color.
Choices: orange; brown; yellow; blue
Answer: blue
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Question: A ready to eat banana is this color.
Choices: brown; black; yellow; green
Answer: yellow
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Question: Grass under normal weather conditions is this color.
Choices: tan; orange; yellow; green
Answer: green
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Question: What color is Barney the dinosaur from the childrens program?
Choices: purple; yellow; green; white
Answer: purple
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Question: Clouds that are not storm clouds are usually this color.
Choices: white; orange; red; black
Answer: white
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Question: Black is the most popular color of dress shoes for men and boys. What is the second most popular color?
Choices: red; brown; blue; green
Answer: brown
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Question: This color is usually associated with girls.
Choices: yellow; brown; red; pink
Answer: pink
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Question: This color is neither white nor black but somewhere in between.
Choices: orange; gray; green; brown
Answer: gray
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Question: What year did the thriller Fatal Attraction first hit the movie theatres in the United States?
Choices: 1984; 1987; 1988; 1991
Answer: 1987
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Question: What does Dan Gallagher do for a living in the hit movie Fatal Attraction?
Choices: Car Salesman; Tax Preparer; Mgr. of Home Depot; Attorney
Answer: Attorney
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Question: How does Dan Gallagher meet Alex Forrest in the great movie Fatal Attraction?
Choices: He meets her through work.; He meets at the supermarket.; He meets her at the Department of Motor Vehicles.; He meets her at the gym.
Answer: He meets her through work.
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Question: In the movie Fatal Attraction, what is the name of Alex Forrests favorite opera of all time?
Choices: The Merry Widow; Madame Butterfly; Porgy  Bess; Swan Lake
Answer: Madame Butterfly
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Question: In the movie Fatal Attraction, Alex kills Dans daughters pet by boiling it in water. She leaves it on the stove for Dan and the family to see. What kind of pet was it?
Choices: Cat; Fish; Rabbit; Hamster
Answer: Rabbit
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Question: In Fatal Attraction, Alex Forrest kidnaps Ellen Gallagher (Dans daughter) from school.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: In the thriller Fatal Attraction, while Beth is in the bathroom, she looks in the mirror and sees a reflection of Alex Forrest. At this point, Alex comes charging towards her with a weapon. What type of weapon is Alex holding in her hand?
Choices: axe; knife; hammer; gun
Answer: knife
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Question: In what city is the movie Fatal Attraction set?
Choices: Los Angeles; Coplay; Chicago; New York
Answer: New York
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Question: John Travolta was considered for the part of Dan Gallagher in Fatal Attraction.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: What year did the sensational movie A League of Their Own first hit the movie theatres?
Choices: 1988; 1992; 1994; 1990
Answer: 1992
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Question: What role did Geena Davis play in the movie A League of Their Own?
Choices: Dottie Hinson; Vada Pinson; Bobbi Stinson; Dorothy Hansen
Answer: Dottie Hinson
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Question: What was the name of the former major league baseball great who managed the Rockford Peaches in the movie A League of Their Own?
Choices: Billy McIntyre; Jackie Coogan; Honus Wagner; Jimmy Dugan
Answer: Jimmy Dugan
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Question: Pop star Madonna was in the movie A League of Their Own.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: What was the name of Dottie Hinsons sister and teammate who also played ball in the movie A League of Their Own?
Choices: Kat; Kit; Millie; Pat
Answer: Kit
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Question: Why was the All American Girls Professional Baseball League (AAGPBL) created in the first place in the great movie A League of Their Own?
Choices: The women were bored and wanted to play ball.; JustSomeGuy was bored and felt like starting his own Baseball League.; World War ll was going to shut down Major League Baseball due to the fact that many of the players were in the military.; The powerful Womens Lib Movement struck a deal with Major League Baseball.
Answer: World War ll was going to shut down Major League Baseball due to the fact that many of the players were in the military.
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Question: Who provided the vocals for the song Now and Forever, that was featured in the movie A League of Their Own?
Choices: Cyndi Lauper; Carly Simon; Carole King; Judy Collins
Answer: Carole King
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Question: What was the nickname of Betty Horn who played left field for the Rockford Peaches in the movie A League of Their Own?
Choices: Betty Machete; Betty Shoe Horn; Betty Spaghetti; Betty Confetti
Answer: Betty Spaghetti
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Question: In the movie A League of Their Own, there was an obnoxious little kid who used to go to all of his mothers baseball games. He always sat in the dugout and bothered all of the players. What was the name of this kid?
Choices: T.J.; Anthony; Harvey; Stillwell
Answer: Stillwell
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Question: Which of these appetizing bands had a 1971 hit with Baby, Im- a Want You?
Choices: Strawberry Alarm Clock; Hot Chocolate; Bread; Vanilla Fudge
Answer: Bread
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Question: Papa John Creach played the fiddle for which  edible 60s band?
Choices: Humble Pie; Canned Heat; Hot Chocolate; Hot Tuna
Answer: Hot Tuna
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Question: What year did the movie The Wedding Singer first hit the movie theatres in the United States?
Choices: 1998; 2000; 1994; 1997
Answer: 1998
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Question: What is the name of Robbies girlfriend/fiance in the hit movie The Wedding Singer?
Choices: Lucy; Linda; Christina; Olivia
Answer: Linda
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Question: What is the name of the waitress, played by Drew Barrymore in the comedy movie The Wedding Singer?
Choices: Christina Pickles; Julia Sullivan; Cindy Licious; Rhonda Relish
Answer: Julia Sullivan
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Question: Robbie Hart gets stood up at the altar by his fiance in the movie The Wedding Singer.
Choices: False; True
Answer: True
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Question: What is the name of the 80s music icon that appears in the great movie The Wedding Singer?
Choices: Billy Idol; Jon Bon Jovi; Sting; Boy George
Answer: Billy Idol
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Question: What was the name of Robbies best friend in the movie The Wedding Singer?
Choices: Junior; Sammy; Davis; Allen
Answer: Sammy
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Question: The movie The Wedding Singer takes place in the 80s, but what year is actually depicted in this great romantic comedy?
Choices: 1983; 1987; 1982; 1985
Answer: 1985
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Question: What actor played the role of the drunk best man in the movie The Wedding Singer?
Choices: Allen Covert; Alexis Arquette; Matthew Glave; Steve Buscemi
Answer: Steve Buscemi
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Question: If Julia would have married her fiance Glen in the movie The Wedding Singer, what would her name have become?
Choices: Julia Gulia; Julia Schumilia; Julia OToolia; Julia Bulia
Answer: Julia Gulia
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Question: What song is being played as Robbie and Julia are getting married at the end of the movie The Wedding Singer?
Choices: Set Adrift On Memory Bliss by P.M. Dawn; Relax by Frankie Goes To Hollywood; True by Spandau Ballet; Do You Really Want To Hurt Me by Culture Club
Answer: True by Spandau Ballet
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Question: In this movie, Al Pacino played a junkie named Bobby.
Choices: Scarface; The Panic In Needle Park; Bobby Deerfield; Dog Day Afternoon
Answer: The Panic In Needle Park
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Question: This movie is about an undercover cop who exposes the NYC Police Department for corruption, a move that isolates him from the force. What is the name of this Al Pacino movie?
Choices: Revolution; N.Y.P.D; Serpico; And Justice for All
Answer: Serpico
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Question: What Francis Ford Coppola movie earned Al Pacino his first Academy Award nomination?
Choices: Out of It; The Godfather; Serpico; Scarface
Answer: The Godfather
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Question: In this movie, Al Pacino plays a Cuban refugee who turns into a drug dealer. What is the name of this classic Pacino movie?
Choices: Carlitos Way; Serpico; Heat; Scarface
Answer: Scarface
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Question: In what movie does Pacino play a blind, hard drinking ex army colonel?
Choices: Scent of a Woman; Donnie Brasco; Blind Rage; Two Bits
Answer: Scent of a Woman
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Question: In this movie Al Pacino plays a lawyer who single-handedly battles Marylands judicial system. What is the name of this Pacino movie?
Choices: Scent of a Woman; Cruising; The Insider; And Justice For All
Answer: And Justice For All
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Question: In this movie, Pacino holds up a bank in Brooklyn, New York to pay for his lovers sex change operation. What was the name of this classic Pacino flick?
Choices: Dog Day Afternoon; Serpico; Take the Money And Run; Stick Em Up!
Answer: Dog Day Afternoon
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Question: In this movie, Pacino plays the role of Charlie Brigante. He was a Puerto Rican who just served a 5 year prison term. He has a sleazy lawyer played by actor Sean Penn. What was the name of this Pacino movie?
Choices: Carlitos Way; Glengarry Glen Ross; Revolution; Serpico
Answer: Carlitos Way
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Question: Name the movie in which Pacino plays the role of an obsessive, L.A detective in search of a high-tech, high-precision robber and his tight knit gang.
Choices: City Hall; The Insider; Two Bits; Heat
Answer: Heat
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Question: Did Al Pacino star in âThe Godfather III,â reprising his role as Don Michael Corleone?
Choices: No; Yes
Answer: Yes
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Question: What year did the movie Risky Business first hit the theatres in the United States?
Choices: 1983; 1981; 1984; 1982
Answer: 1983
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Question: What was the name of Tom Cruises character in the movie Risky Business?
Choices: Joel Goodsen; Bill Toddson; Shimon Bentzvi; Joe L. Goodman
Answer: Joel Goodsen
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Question: What city is the hit movie Risky Business set in?
Choices: Los Angeles; Chicago; Philadelphia; New York
Answer: Chicago
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Question: What college is Joel trying to get into in the movie Risky Business?
Choices: Temple; Princeton; Harvard; Boston College
Answer: Princeton
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Question: What is the name of Lanas pimp in the movie Risky Business?
Choices: Angelo; Vito; Leno; Guido
Answer: Guido
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Question: What actress played Lana, the call girl, in the popular movie Risky Business?
Choices: Rebecca De Mornay; Megan Mullaly; Susan Sarandon; Cindy Williams
Answer: Rebecca De Mornay
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Question: In the movie Risky Business, Joels mom has something very special to her on the mantelpiece. It almost falls to the ground but Joel dives in the air to save it from breaking. What is it?
Choices: a crystal egg; a family portrait; an urn of her grandmothers ashes; a grandfathers clock
Answer: a crystal egg
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Question: What year were the English rock band Rolling Stones formed?
Choices: 1958; 1955; 1962; 1964
Answer: 1962
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Question: What is Mick Jaggers middle name?
Choices: Winston; Curtis; Phillip; Rufus
Answer: Phillip
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Question: Which  ex-Rolling Stones band member died in 1969?
Choices: Charlie Watts; Brian Jones; Country Joe McDonald; Mick Taylor
Answer: Brian Jones
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Question: The Rolling Stones A Bigger Bang Tour began on August 21, 2005.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: Who officially replaced Rolling Stones member Mick Taylor in 1976?
Choices: Ed Wood; Wilbur Wood; Ron Wood; Roy Wood
Answer: Ron Wood
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Question: Which Rolling Stones band members real name is William Perks?
Choices: Keith Richards; Bill Wyman; Ron Wood; Charlie Watts
Answer: Bill Wyman
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Question: In 1994, The Rolling Stones won their first Grammy award for Best Rock Album. What was the name of that album?
Choices: Metamorphosis; Voodoo Lounge; Dirty Work; Stripped
Answer: Voodoo Lounge
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Question: The Facts of Life, a show about a housemother (Mrs. Edna Garrett) taking care of a bunch of teenage girls at a private school called Eastland Academy, is a spin-off of what  television show?
Choices: Hello Larry; Diffrent Strokes; Valerie; Makin It
Answer: Diffrent Strokes
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Question: Family Matters, a show about a nerdy kid (Steve Urkel) who wreaks havoc on the Winslow family, is a spin-off of what television show?
Choices: The Love Boat; Perfect Strangers; Family Ties; Family
Answer: Perfect Strangers
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Question: Benson, a show about a butler who works for the Governor, is a spin-off of what television show?
Choices: Soap; Family Affair; Mr. Belvedere; The Addams Family
Answer: Soap
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Question: The Jeffersons is a show about an upper-middle class African-American couple and their son living in New York City. The Jeffersons is a spin-off of what television show?
Choices: Blanskys Beautys; All in The Family; Maude; Makin It
Answer: All in The Family
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Question: Mork  Mindy, a show about an alien from the planet Ork living in the United States, is a spin-off of what television show?
Choices: Cindi  Hayley; A Date With Judy; Happy Days; JustSomeGuy
Answer: Happy Days
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Question: Frasier, a show about a neurotic psychiatrist who moves to Seattle to start fresh and lands a job hosting his own radio show, is a spin-off of what television show?
Choices: Big Blue Marble; The Tortellis; Franks Place; Cheers
Answer: Cheers
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Question: Good Times, a show about a family struggling to make ends meet in Chicago,  is a spin-off of what television show?
Choices: Roots; The Ghetto; The Struggle; Maude
Answer: Maude
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Question: Rhoda, a show about a woman in her 30s who leaves her home in Minneapolis to start a new life in New York City, is a spin-off of what television show?
Choices: Maude; The Mary Tyler Moore Show; Alice; Gloria
Answer: The Mary Tyler Moore Show
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Question: Enos, a show about a bumpkin deputy who lands a job in Los Angeles after making an important arrest in his hometown, is a spin-off from what television show?
Choices: The Dukes Of Hazzard; Knots Landing; Kojak; Heat Of The Night
Answer: The Dukes Of Hazzard
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Question: A Different World, a show about the everyday lives of young women attending Hillman College, is a spin-off of what television show?
Choices: The Cosby Show; School Daze; Living Single; Girl Talk
Answer: The Cosby Show
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Question: What year did the hilarious movie from the 80s, Back to School first hit the theatres in the United States?
Choices: 1983; 1986; 1984; 1982
Answer: 1986
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Question: What was the name of the university that Thornton and his son Jason attended in the great 80s movie Back to School?
Choices: Loyola Marymount; St. Johns University; Kansas State University; Grand Lakes University
Answer: Grand Lakes University
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Question: What was Thorntons last name in the movie Back to School?
Choices: Dillon; Melon; Schmelling; Orange
Answer: Melon
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Question: In the movie Back to School, Thorntons son is the towel boy for  the school diving team. One of the star divers on the team (Chas) gets hurt, so Thornton has to fill in for him. What is the name of the famous dive that Thornton performs in the competition?
Choices: The Triple Play; The Double Crossover Jack- knife; The Triple Lindy; The Triple Axle
Answer: The Triple Lindy
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Question: What does Thornton do for a living in the hit 80s movie Back to School?
Choices: He owns the Milwaukee Brewers major league baseball team.; He owns a string of donut shops.; He owns a chain of Big and Fat stores.; He owns a bunch hot dog trucks.
Answer: He owns a chain of Big and Fat stores.
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Question: Who plays the college weirdo Derek Lutz in the movie Back to School?
Choices: Robert Downey Jr.; Charlie Sheen; Will E.  Maze; Emilio Estevez
Answer: Robert Downey Jr.
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Question: What is the name of Thorntons bodyguard/driver in the classic film Back to School?
Choices: Rocco; Paulie; Lou; Sonny
Answer: Lou
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Question: The late comedian Sam Kinison appears in the movie Back to School.
Choices: True; False
Answer: True
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Question: What is the nickname of the Grand Lakes University swim team in the movie Back to School?
Choices: Orioles; Hooters; Sparrows; Jayhawks
Answer: Hooters
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Question: What American entertainer was born Tula Ellice Finklea on March 8, 1921, in Amarillo, Texas?
Choices: Buddy Ebsen; Tom Selleck; Cyd Charisse; Buddy Hackett
Answer: Cyd Charisse
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Question: What American entertainer, who once flew over the Grand Canyon, was born David Seth Kotkin?
Choices: David Copperfield; Danny DeVito; David Brenner; David Susskind
Answer: David Copperfield
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Question: What an American singer, songwriter, and actress was born Kathie Epstein on August 16, 1953, in Paris, France?
Choices: Kathy Lee Gifford; Cathy Rigby; Marisa Tomei; Geena Davis
Answer: Kathy Lee Gifford
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Question: What American film and stage actress, who appeared in Shock Treatment (1964), was born Betty Joan Perske on 16 September 1924 in New York City, New York?
Choices: Earth Kitt; Joan Collins; Lauren Bacall; Yvonne De Carlo
Answer: Lauren Bacall
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Question: What American television and film actress, married for some years to musician/composer Burt Bacharach, was born Angeline Brown on September 30, 1931?
Choices: Angelina Jolie; Angie Dickinson; Donna Pescow; Angie Everheart
Answer: Angie Dickinson
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Question: What African American actor and rapper, originally a member of the group, N.W.A, was born OShea Jackson on June 15, 1969?
Choices: Ice T; Lawrence Hilton-Jacobs; 50 Cent; Ice Cube
Answer: Ice Cube
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Question: What American actor, producer and director, who starred as Little Joe on TV show, Bonanza, was born Eugene Maurice Orowitz?
Choices: Gene Hackman; Gene Wilder; Michael Landon; Hal Linden
Answer: Michael Landon
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Question: Best known as lead singer of The Four Seasons, he was born Francis Stephen Castelluccio in Newark, New Jersey.
Choices: Tom Jones; Frank Sinatra; Frank Zappa; Frankie Valli
Answer: Frankie Valli
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Question: What American actor, famous for his role in TV series The Six Million Dollar Man, was born Harvey Lee Yeary?
Choices: Lee Majors; Lee Strasberg; Lee Marvin; Lee Mazzilli
Answer: Lee Majors
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Question: American entertainer Herbert Khaury, born April 12, 1932, was better known as this stage name, after the character from Dickens, A Christmas Carol.
Choices: Harry Anderson; Tiny Tim; Billy Crystal; Herbie Hancock
Answer: Tiny Tim
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Question: Name the American actress and signer, born Dana Elaine Owens on March 18, 1970, whose brother Lance was killed in 1992.
Choices: Vivica A. Fox; Erika Alexander; Diahann Carroll; Queen Latifah
Answer: Queen Latifah
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Question: What year did the great 80s movie The Outsiders first hit the movie theatres in the United States?
Choices: 1983; 1986; 1985; 1982
Answer: 1983
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Question: In the great 80s movie The Outsiders, what state do the principal characters live in?
Choices: North Carolina; Tennessee; Oklahoma; Kentucky
Answer: Oklahoma
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Question: How does Johnny Cade kill Bob Sheldon in the popular 80s movie The Outsiders?
Choices: throws him off a rooftop; shoots him in the stomach; switchblade; cracks him in the head with a rock
Answer: switchblade
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Question: After Johnny kills Bob in the movie The Outsiders, he and Ponyboy go to Dallas Winston ( Matt Dillon ) for help and he gives them directions to go hide out somewhere. Where do they go to hide out ?
Choices: an old baseball stadium; an abandoned church in Windrixville; a vacant lot in Alabamba; a run down movie theatre
Answer: an abandoned church in Windrixville