niryuu/sni-each-converted huggingface dataset:
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Output: On which date is Epiphany celebrated in the traditional Western calendar?
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Output: Starting 30 years of conflict, the Eritrean War of Independence broke out on Sept 1, 1961, as Eritrean separatists fought for independence from what country?
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Output: Where was Expo 2010 held from 1 May to 31 October 2010, the most expensive Expo in the history of world's fairs with the largest site (5.28 square km), with more than 190 countries and over 50 international organisations participating?
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Output: In which city did Expo 67 take place?
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Output: In Christian chronology when is the 'Feast of Stephen'?
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Output: To what religion would you belong if you celebrated 'Diwali' (The Festival of Lights)?
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Output: Globo Esporte, which carried the headline 'HAHAHAHAHAHAHA' following Argentina's 4-0 defeat by Germany in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, is a newspaper in which country?
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Output: What major 1915 campaign of the First World War is also called as the Battle of Canakkale and is credited with shaping the consciousness of more than one country?
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Output: In the First World War, what other name is given to the third battle of Ypres of June 1917?
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Output: In which English Country did the Battle of Flodden Field take place?
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Output: In which English county is Flodden Field, the site of the famous battle of the same name?
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Output: The site of the Battle of Flodden Field is in which county?
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Output: In which 18th century war were the battles of Dettingen and Fontenoy?
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Output: In which country was the 1950 Football World Cup held?
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Output: In which American state is Gettysburg, where Abraham Lincoln made his famous address?
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Output: Which US city was ravaged by a Great Fire in 1871 that left thousands homeless?
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Output: Which month in the Gregorian calendar was originally the seventh month of the Roman calendar?
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Output: Which month of the Gregorian calendar was originally the first month of the Roman calendar?
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Output: Grounation Day (April 21) and Coronation Day (November 2) are important holy days in which religion?
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Output: Which date is Groundhog Day in the USA?
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Output: In which town did the Gunfight at the OK Corral take place?
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Output: Which town was the scene of the Gunfight at the OK Corral?
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Output: Who was die leader of the gunpowder plot?
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Output: Hlobane and Isandhlwana were battles in which 19th century conflict?
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Output: Duvali, Dushira and Holi are religious days in which religion?
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Output: In the Christian calendar what is the first day of Holy Week?
freebase
Output: The becquerel (Bq) is a unit of measurement of what?
freebase
Output: A candela is a measure of what?
freebase
Output: What does a candela measure ?
freebase
Output: Deoxyribonucleic acid is commonly known as what?
freebase
Output: Helvetia is the female personification of which country, appearing on its coins and stamps, etc?
freebase
Output: A Henry is a basic SI unit of what?
religion
Output: In which religion is the god Brahma found?
religion
Output: Which Sanskrit word appears as a concept in both Buddhism and Hinduism, etc., and means Law or Natural Law?
religion
Output: What is the cathedral church of Rome?
religion
Output: The Bible Student Movement founded by Charles Taze Russell in 1872 is now known by which name?
religion
Output: What movement was founded by Charles Taze Russell in 1881?
religion
Output: What Christian festival commemorates the coming of the Three Wise Men to Bethlehem?
religion
Output: What Christian holiday falls on the Sunday before Easter?
religion
Output: What is the Scottish name for All Saints Day, a Christian ceremony grafted onto an ancient pagan ceremony?
religion
Output: What is the name for a person who is a member of the Church of England?
religion
Output: Which 12 century Cistercian abbey stood just outside Ripon?
religion
Output: The Dome of the Rock on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem is a shrine for which religion?
religion
Output: In Egyptian mythology who was the god of embalming who also watched over the dead?
religion
Output: In Egyptian mythology, who was the God of embalming who also watched over the dead?
religion
Output: Which god of embalming in Egyptian mythology is usually portrayed with the head of a Jackal?
religion
Output: In Egyptian mythology, the brother of Horus and Isis, who was the god of storms, and often represented as a hippopotamus?
religion
Output: In Egyptian mythology, which God has the head of a crocodile?
religion
Output: In Egyptian mythology, what was the name of the cow- headed goddess of love?
religion
Output: Creed Prayer Alms Fasting Pilgrimage five pillars what religion?
religion
Output: The symbols known as the 'Five Ks' are central to which religion?
religion
Output: Which religion has Five K's (Kesh, Kangha, Kachera, Kara and Kirpan)?
religion
Output: Which religion believes in the Four Noble Truths?
religion
Output: Guru Nanak founded which religion?
religion
Output: Which religion has Five Pillars (the Shadahad, Salah, Zakah, Sawma and Hajj)?
religion
Output: Who is the Hindu destroyer god?
religion
Output: Which Hindu deity has the head of an elephant?
religion
Output: What is the collective name of the four holy books of the Hindu religion?
religion
Output: Pavarti or Uma is the wife of who in Hindu religion?
religion
Output: In the Hindu religion Mohini, Krishna and Rama are all incarnations of which god?
religion
Output: The third day of the Hindu festival of Diwali honours which Goddess of Fortune?
religion
Output: What is the tenth and final day of the Hindu festival of Navrati called?
religion
Output: The oldest Sanskrit literature and Hindu scriptures are called what, meaning 'knowledge' in Sanskrit?
religion
Output: In Hinduism what name is given to the festival of Colour or Colours?
visual_art
Output: What highly influential movement of artwork is considered established by Picasso, Braque, Metzinger and others in Paris, 1911?
visual_art
Output: What name is given to the style of art invented by Picasso and Braque in which the subject is reduced to basic geometric solids?
visual_art
Output: Which exponent of Brit Art created works involving a bed, a tent and a beach hut?
visual_art
Output: Which artist painted Bubbles, which was used in the advertising for Pears soap?
visual_art
Output: Which US pop artist created 100 Campbells Soup Cans?
visual_art
Output: Name the French artist (1839-1906) whose painting 'The Card Players' is one of the most expensive ever sold?
visual_art
Output: Which Impressionist artist painted The Card Players circa 1892-4?
visual_art
Output: The Card Players and The Boy in the Red Vestare are works by which 19th century French artist?
visual_art
Output: Which artist, described by Matisse as the father of modern painting, painted Apples and Oranges in 1899, The Bather in 1885-87 and The Card Players in 1890?
visual_art
Output: Which post-impressionist painted The Card Players in 1892?
visual_art
Output: Who painted The Card Players, at Feb 2012 the most expensive artwork in the world?
visual_art
Output: Umberto Boccioni and Carlo Carra are associated with which artistic movement founded by Filippo Marinetti in the early 20th century?
visual_art
Output: The painting that has the words ceci n'est pas une pipe written on it, is by which artist?
visual_art
Output: Which is these is the real name of a famous 20th Century Graffiti artist?
visual_art
Output: The artists Monet, Manet, Degas and Cezanne are mainly noted for what style of art?
visual_art
Output: Early Sunday Morning and Chop Suey are works by which artist?
visual_art
Output: Which 20th century artist's works include 'Christ Of St. John Of The Cross' and 'Metamorphosis Of Narcissus'?
visual_art
Output: Peter Blake, Richard Hamilton, Claes Oldenburg, and Jim Dine were amongst the leading exponents of which 1950's / 60's style of painting?
visual_art
Output: What art movement was exemplified by Claude Monet?
visual_art
Output: What is the largest hammered copper statue in the world?
visual_art
Output: Courbet belonged to which artistic school?
visual_art
Output: The 1994 Triptych Three Studies for Figures at the Base of Crucifixion was a breakthrough work by whom?
visual_art
Output: Which French artist, along with Picasso, was a founder of Cubism  He designed sets for Diaghilev ballets and was awarded the Legion D'Honneur. Among his works are The Woman Musician and The Candlestick.?
visual_art
Output: Who founded the Cubism movement with Picasso?
visual_art
Output: Which painter, along with Georges Braque, founded the style cubism in the early 20th century?
visual_art
Output: A hugely valuable little sculpted guitar recently recovered by police in Italy was made by which cubist artist for his daughter Paloma?
visual_art
Output: Which artist painted A Wheatfield With Cypresses in 1889?
visual_art
Output: In 1919, which Dadaist created L.H.O.O.Q., a parody of the Mona Lisa, in which a moustache and goatee beard were added to a reproduction of the painting?
visual_art
Output: Dali belonged to which artistic school?
visual_art
Output: Name artist Damien Hirst's famous (supposedly 50m) diamond and platinum encrusted skull artwork?
visual_art
Output: Who painted the famous paintings known as Children at the Beach at Guernsey, Dance at Le Moulin de la Galette, The Swing and The Theater Box?
visual_art
Output: The painting A Dance to the Music of Time 1634 - 1635 displayed in the Wallace Collection, London is by which artist?
visual_art
Output: Now in the Galleria dell'Accademia in Florence, the Renaissance masterpiece, 'The Statue of David is by which sculptor?
visual_art
Output: Who created the statue of David, which is held in Florence's Academia Gallery?
visual_art
Output: Which French artist (1748-1825) painted The Death of Marat?
visual_art
Output: Which French neoclassical artist painted The Death of Marat in 1793?
visual_art
Output: Which painter produced the works The Death of Marat and Napoleon Crossing the Alps?
visual_art
Output: Which French painter painted 'The Death of Socrates' in 1787 and 'Leonidas at Thermopylae in 1814?
visual_art
Output: Who painted Dedham Vale and The Valley Farm?
visual_art
Output: What name was given to a group of painters who first exhibited in Paris in 1906, including Matisse, Bracque, Derain, van Dongen and Dufy, who presented bold forms, brilliant colours and clearly defined patterns?
visual_art
Output: Which one of the painters as a member of the De Stijl movement?
visual_art
Output: Which 18th-19th Century English artist painted 'Hannibal Crossing The Alps' and 'Dido Building Carthage'?
visual_art
Output: What is Edward Hopper's famous night-time painting of customers in an American diner?
visual_art
Output: Which artist was born in 1746, died in 1828, and produced a series of satirical paintings entitled 'The Disasters Of War'?
visual_art
Output: Who created the works The Third of May 1808 and The Disasters of War?
visual_art
Output: Who created the Piet in St Peter's Basilica, the Doni Tondo in the Uffizi Gallery, and the sequence of poems written to Tommaso dei Cavalieri?
visual_art
Output: Dora Maar au Chat and The Weeping Woman are both portraits by which artist of his lover?
visual_art
Output: Drowning Girl is one of the notable works of which 20th century artist?
visual_art
Output: For which painting was Edouard Manet condemned as incompetent and subversive by critics, which damaged his reputation for years?
visual_art
Output: Edward Hopper painted a famous picture in 1929 that shares a name with which dish?
visual_art
Output: Which of these is the correct title of a work by Edward Hopper?
visual_art
Output: Sold for $100 million in 2008, 'Eight Elvises' is which artist's most expensive painting?
visual_art
Output: Elective Affinities is a work by which painter?
visual_art
Output: Who was the German painter and sculptor who was a founder of the surrealist movement  Among his works are The Elephant Celebes and  Le Grand Amoreux.?
visual_art
Output: Fernand Leger belonged to which school of art.?
visual_art
Output: Who painted 'The Fighting Temeraire'?
visual_art
Output: Among the works of which English landscape painter are The Fighting Temeraire and The Sun of Venice Going to Sea?
visual_art
Output: The Fighting Temeraire is a work by which artist?
visual_art
Output: Who painted the picture of The Fighting Temeraire?
visual_art
Output: For The Love of God is a famous Skull work by which artist?
visual_art
Output: Four Darks in Red is a 1958 work by whom?
visual_art
Output: Irish-born Francis Bacon (1909-1992) is known in what field?
visual_art
Output: Franz Hals painted his most famous work in 1624; what was it called?
visual_art
Output: What is the title of the most famous painting by Franz Hals?
visual_art
Output: Wassily Kandinsky and Franz Marc were prominent members of which German Expressionist Art movement based in Berlin?
visual_art
Output: Painted in 1905, the painting Garcon a la Pipe was a famous painting by which famous artist who died in 1973?
visual_art
Output: Which artist who lived from 1450 to 1516, painted 'The Garden Of Earthly Delights'?
visual_art
Output: Who painted the early sixteenth century triptych 'The Garden of Earthly Delights'?
visual_art
Output: Who sculpted The Gates of Hell depicting a scene from Dante's Inferno from 1880 until his death in 1917?
visual_art
Output: Which art movement was pioneered by Pablo Picasso and George Braque?
visual_art
Output: What movement did Georges Braque belong to?
visual_art
Output: Which avant-garde art movement, pioneered by Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque around 1906, revolutionized European painting and sculpture and inspired related movements in music and literature?
visual_art
Output: With which art movement was Georges Braque associated?
visual_art
Output: What term best describes Georges Braque?
visual_art
Output: Which artist born in what is now Belgium (c. 1380-1441) painted the Ghent Altarpiece?
visual_art
Output: Artists William Harnett, Annibale Carracci, Abraham van Beyeren, Juan Snchez Cotn, Jean-Baptiste-Simon Chardin, Vincent van Gogh, Edouard Manet, Fernand Lger, Georges Braque, Giorgio Morandi, Paul Czanne and Pablo Picasso have all painted what style of painting?
visual_art
Output: Who painted Girl before a Mirror ?
visual_art
Output: Who painted Girl with a Pearl Earring circa 1665?
visual_art
Output: Which 19th century French painter's works include The Gleaners and The Angelus , both of which were extensively reproduced at the time?
visual_art
Output: What British graffiti artist gained worldwide fame?
visual_art
Output: Which famous British graffiti artist describes himself as a 'Quality Vandal'?
visual_art
Output: Which of these would you most associate with Graffiti Art?
visual_art
Output: Which of these is a famous work by Grant Wood?
visual_art
Output: The mural-size canvas painted in oils, known as Guernica, was painted by whom?
visual_art
Output: Who painted Guernica and The Old Guitarist?
visual_art
Output: What war was depicted in Picasso's painting Guernica?
visual_art
Output: 'The Harlot's Progress' is a series of paintings and engravings by which 18th Century English painter?
visual_art
Output:  'The Harlot's Progress' is a series of paintings and engravings by which 18th Century English painter?
visual_art
Output: Who made two series of engravings based on two series of his paintings, called A Rake's Progress and A Harlot's Progress?
visual_art
Output: Which French artist painted Haystacks, Rouen Cathedral and Sunrise?
visual_art
Output: Who painted The Haywain?
visual_art
Output: In which art gallery would you find The Haywain by Constable, The Stonemasons by Canaletto and The Arnolfini Protrait by Van Eyck?
visual_art
Output: Which female Mexican painter was responsible for 'Tree Of Hope', 'Henry Ford Hospital' and 'The Dream'?
visual_art
Output: Which Dutch Renaissance artist painted The Hunters in the Snow, in 1565?
automotive
Output: Which car manufacturer produced the models Giulietta, Berlina, Brera and Spider?
automotive
Output: Which vehicle maker has marketed models called Corolla, Corona, Celica and Camry?
automotive
Output: Which elite car company manufacture the Carrera GT model of car?
automotive
Output: Which motor manufacturer makes the Cee'd and Picanto models?
automotive
Output: Which car company makes the Celica?
automotive
Output: Which motor car manufacturer produced models called the 'Cerbera' and 'Chimeara'?
automotive
Output: Which American car company made the Charger in the seventies?
automotive
Output: What car, intended as a competitor to the Ford Mustang, was unveiled at a press conference by Chevrolet on 12 September 1966?
automotive
Output: Which car manufacturer currently produces models called Colt and Outlander?
automotive
Output: Which car manufacturer produces models called Concerto, Inspire, Legend, Torneo, etc?
automotive
Output: What make of motor car was the Dolomite ?
automotive
Output: Which car manufacturer made the Dolomite?
automotive
Output: Which car manufacturer produces the models Sandero and Duster?
automotive
Output: Which motor manufacturer produces the Duster model?
automotive
Output: The Up! and Eos and CC are models of which car brand?
automotive
Output: Which car company produces a model called Eos?
automotive
Output: Now owned by Proton, which British car manufacturing company was formed by engineer Colin Chapman in 1952 and went on to produce models such as the 'Elise' and 'Exige'?
automotive
Output: Which model of Ferrari is named after the Italian word for 'redhead'?
automotive
Output: The Twingo, the Fluence and the Latitude are all models of car that are made by which company?
automotive
Output: The Ford Cortina and Ford Taunus were predecessors of which model?
automotive
Output: Which car manufacturer produces a model called then 'Forester'?
automotive
Output: Which American motor manufacturer used to make the Fury?
automotive
Output: Now a brand of General motors what is oldest active American car make?
automotive
Output: William Crapo Durant merged Oldsmobile and what other car company to form General Motors?
automotive
Output: The logo of which General Motors car brand is on the shirts of Manchester United FC?
automotive
Output: Which automobile company, which recently announced it was discontinuing the sale of cars in the US, makes a model called the Sidekick or Grand Vitara?
automotive
Output: Which motor manufacturer make the Grand Vitara?
games
Output: From which other card game is bridge derived ?
games
Output: Ambigu was an early form of what card game?
games
Output: What game, created in 1904 by a quaker, Elizabeth (Lizzie) Phillips, when revised by Charles Darrow and others became one of the world's most played commercial board games?
games
Output: In what country did chess originate?
games
Output: In what country is chess thought to have originated?
games
Output: Generally acknowledged as the father of role-playing games, Gary Gygax, along with Dave Arneson, was the mastermind behind what major game?
architecture
Output: Who designed the Bridgewater Canal, opened in 1761?
architecture
Output: Which late 17th and early 18th century British architect designed Brighton Pavilion, Marble Arch, and the plan for London's Regents Park?
architecture
Output: Which engineer built the Menai Suspension Bridge and the Caledonian Canal?
architecture
Output: Which Scottish civil engineer was responsible for building the Caledonian Canal?
architecture
Output: At which English castle in Northamptonshire was King Richard III born?
architecture
Output: Which 19th century gardener, architect and MP designed the Great Conservatory, a huge glasshouse, at Chatsworth House?
architecture
Output: Which London landmark was designed by Sir Christopher Wren to commemorate the Great Fire of London?
architecture
Output: Which English mechanical and civil engineer who died in 1859 was responsible for engineering the Great Western Railway and designing the Clifton Suspension Bridge in Bristol ?
architecture
Output: Which architect designed the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851?
architecture
Output: Which striking building in the Manchester area has been designed by architect Daniel Libeskind?
architecture
Output: Which London building was completed in 1977 from a design by Denys Lasdun?
architecture
Output: The headquarters building of which government agency is known as 'The Doughnut' due to its shape?
architecture
Output: Which British scientist lived at Down House, Kent, now in the care of English Heritage?
architecture
Output: Which famous scientist lived at Down house in Kent?
architecture
Output: In Italian, the word Duomo means which building?
architecture
Output: Which architect, President of the Royal Academy from 2004 to 2011, is responsible for the National Space Centre in Leicester and the Eden Project in Cornwall?
architecture
Output: Which prominent English architect now aged 74 was responsible for designing The Eden Project and the National Space Centre in Leicester ?
architecture
Output: What world famous architect designed Seattle's Experience Music Project to look somewhat like a smashed guitar?
architecture
Output: June 8, 1867 saw the birth of what American architect and interior designer, and leader of the Prairie school movement, whose most famous design is Fallingwater in Pittsburg?
architecture
Output: Which architect designed the house Fallingwater near Pittsburgh, and the Robie House in Chicago?
architecture
Output: Which British engineer designed the Forth Bridge and the original Aswan Dam?
architecture
Output: What famous house, designed by Frank Lloyd Wright, is perched over a river in Stewart Township, Pennsylvania?
architecture
Output: Frederick Gibberd won the competition to design which Liverpool building?
architecture
Output: What is the official residence of the French President?
architecture
Output: Which German-American structural engineer and designer was Chief Engineer for the construction of the Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco?
architecture
Output: The Great Pyramid of Giza was built for King Khufu as a what?
architecture
Output: Who designed the Guggenheim Museum in New York?
architecture
Output: English architect Sir Horace Jones designed which London bridge?
user
Output: Who was kidnapped and assassinated by the left-wing movement 'Brigate Rosse' in 1978?
user
Output: What smelly element is also referred to as brimstone?
user
Output: What was the name of Britain`s first nuclear powered submarine?
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Output: Who stabbed Caesar for the final time in the Shakespeare play?
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Output: What is the scientific symbol for calcium?
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Output: In western astrology, to which element do Cancer, Scorpio and Pisces belong?
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Output: In astrology which heavenly body rules the sign of Cancer?
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Output: Which country is divided into cantons?
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Output: The Tropic of Capricorn is feature on which planet?
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Output: What term related to human diet was coined in 1911 by Casimir Funk?
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Output: Cassius Chaerea led the assassination of which Roman emperor during the Palatine games in January 41AD?
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Output: Charles Guiteau assassinated which US President in 1881?
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Output: Which US President was shot by assassin Charles J Guiteau in 1881?
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Output: What is the chemical symbol for copper?
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Output: What chemical element (Cu) is named after Cyprus?
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Output: An actress, which 61 year old Dame was named the world's sexiest older woman?
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Output: As President of Congress, whose signature dominates the Declaration of Independence?
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Output: What is Dick Grayson better known as?
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Output: What is the name of the Towers in which Doctor Who villain Kroagnon (The Great Architect) existed as a disembodied intelligence stored in a tank?
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Output: What popular sci-fi creations were described by Dr Who's executive producer in 2011 as ...the most reliably defeatable enemies in the universe... ?
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Output: July 17, 1890 marked the death of what Scottish moral philosopher, considered the father of modern economics, who wrote such classics as An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations and The Theory of Moral Sentiments?
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Output: June 4, 1723 saw the birth, in Kirkcaldy, Scotland, of what social philosopher and pioneer of economics, who wrote such weighty tomes as The Theory of Moral Sentiments and An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations?
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Output: Edward II was murdered in the south tower of which castle?
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Output: In which castle did Edward II receive his final and fatal treatment?
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Output: Who was the first emperor of Rome?
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Output: If something is sigmate, it is in the shape of which letter of the English alphabet?
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Output: Which is the only letter in the English alphabet never (as at 2011) to appear in the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements?
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Output: Which German, together with Ernst Abbe, developed and produced many new lenses and heat resistant glasses?
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Output: Which country, a member of the EU, produces the rich dessert wine Commandaria?
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Output: Which EU country has the greatest population?
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Output: From the Latin ferrum, what element, with an atomic number 26, uses the symbol Fe?
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Output: The FINA World Championships contain five sports - diving, swimming, open water swimming, synchronised swimming and which other?
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Output: Which American President broadcast 'Fireside Chats' to the American people in the 1930's?
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Output: Who was murdered by Fitzurse, de Tracy, de Morville and Le Breton ?
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Output: What name was given to a series of thirty evening radio speeches given by US President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1933 and 1944?
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Output: Who assassinated Arch duke Franz Ferdinand in Sarajevo in 1914?
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Output: Who killed Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914?
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Output: What is the only geometric shape that has infinite lines of symmetry?
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Output: George A Custer died in which battle?
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Output: At which Whitechapel pub was George Cornell shot by Ronnie Kray?
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Output: George Cornell was shot by Ronnie Kray in which East End pub in 1966?
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Output: At what Montana battle did Lt. Col George Custer famously loose his life?
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Output: What philosopher said God is dead?
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Output: What is the 20th letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Which letter of the Greek alphabet comes between Tau and Phi?
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Output: What is the 19th letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Which letter comes between rho and tau in the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Derived from the Greek word meaning perimeter, what is the text form of the sixteenth letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Deriving from, and in part meaning small, what is the 15th letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: The last letter of the Greek alphabet is Omega. Which other letter, the 15th, also begins with the letter 'O'?
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Output: What is the second letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Which four letter word beginning with B is the second letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: The capital symbol for which letter of the Greek alphabet resembles the letter P in our alphabet?
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Output: Which letter of the Greek alphabet, when written as a capital, looks like our letter P?
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Output: Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet, which is the penultimate letter?
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Output: What is the 23rd letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Which is the penultimate letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: What is the fifth letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Which letter comes between delta and zeta in the Greek alphabet?
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Output: What is the seventh letter of the Greek alphabet, and also a terrorist organization?
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Output: What is the third letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Which letter from the Greekalphabet is the symbol of the most penetrating type of radiation containing no particles ?
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Output: What is the eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: Which is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet and is equivalent to the English letter L?
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Output: What letter of the Greek alphabet is equivalent to the English K?
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Output: What is the first letter of the Greek alphabet?
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Output: What Greek letter is used to denote the ratio of the circumference of a circle to its diameter?
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Output: Which Greek letter is used in maths or physics to represent a change or difference in a quantity?
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Output: What is the last Greek letter?
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Output: Lee Harvey Oswald shot John F Kennedy, but who shot him?
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Output: Hippocrates who lived in the 5th century BCE is remembered for his work and knowledge in what area?
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Output: Who was captain of HMS Bounty at the time of the famous mutiny?
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Output: Who was the captain of H.M.S. Bounty when the crew mutinied?
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Output: Which writer had a cat called Hodge?
olympics
Output: Who carried the flag for Britain at the opening ceremony at the 2012 Olympic Games?
olympics
Output: Who won Britain's only track and field medal at the 1976 Olympics?
olympics
Output: Who was first to win an Olympic gold medal for Britain in a throwing event?
olympics
Output: Who won 3 gold medals for Great Britain at the 2008 Summer Olympics, and was named 2008 BBC Sports Personality of the Year?
olympics
Output: Swimmers Cameron van der Burgh and Chad le Clos won gold medals and athlete Caster Semenya won a silver medal for which country at the 2012 Olympics?
olympics
Output: The Stanley Cup, for which various USA and Canada clubs compete and said to be the oldest sports trophy in N America, is awarded in which sport?
olympics
Output: Runner Caster Semenya, the subject of extensive press coverage after gender testing following her win in the women's 800m at Berlin in August 2009, was from which country?
olympics
Output: British sportswoman Charlotte Cooper, born in 1870, was famous in which sport?
olympics
Output: The British sportswoman Charlotte Cooper, born in 1870, was famous in which sport?
olympics
Output: LeBron James, Chris Bosh and Dwyane Wade play what sport professionally for the Miami Heat?
olympics
Output: Olympic gold medallists Paavo Nurmi, Ville Ritola, Clas Thunberg and Lasse Virn represented which country?
olympics
Output: Croatia won their first ever Olympic gold in Atlanta in 1996 in which event?
olympics
Output: Which East German ice skater was 1984 Olympic Champion and by 1990 had won four World Titles?
olympics
Output: Belgian competitor Eddy Merckx, often referred to as the best of all time in his field, was involved in what sport?
olympics
Output: What sport is contested in the Vuelta a Espana?
olympics
Output: Where were the first modern Olympic Games held, from 6 to 15 April 1896?
olympics
Output: Name the venue for the first Winter Olympic Games, held in 1924 ?
olympics
Output: Which international football team, in 1953, became the first to beat England at Wembley?
olympics
Output: On 'Super Saturday' Jessica Ennis and Mo Farah won athletics gold for Team GB, who was the third gold medalist on the day?
olympics
Output: The youngest gold medalist for team GB at the 2012 Olympics, Jade Jones, won in which sport?
olympics
Output: In 1966, Germany and England played in the World Cup final for which sport?
olympics
Output: Which pole vaulter won 6 consecutive IAAF World Championships, an Olympic gold, broke the world record 35 times (17 outdoor and 18 indoor records), was the first to clear both 6.0 metres and 6.10 metres (20 ft)?
olympics
Output: What American track athlete won 4 gold medals in 1984?
olympics
Output: Which American won the discus Gold medal at four consecutive Olympics between 1956 and 1968?
olympics
Output: Who in 2010 won Great Britain's first individual Winter Olympics female gold medal since 1952?
olympics
Output: Who won Great Britain's only medal, a gold, at the 2010 Winter Olympics?
olympics
Output: Who won Great Britain's only athletics gold medal in the 1972 Munich Olympic Games?
olympics
Output: In which sport did the future King Olav V of Norway in 1928 and the future King Constantine II of Greece in 1960 win Olympic Gold Medals?
olympics
Output: Pal Schmitt resigned as President of Hungary in 2012 as a result of allegations that he plagiarised his doctoral thesis. He won Olympic gold medals in 1968 and 1972, in which sport?
periodicals
Output: Which newspaper was launched in 1986 as Britain's first full-colour low cost tabloid?
periodicals
Output: What is Germany's biggest selling newspaper (at 2012)?
royalty
Output: Who was the first British reigning monarch to visit Australia?
royalty
Output: Cambodia, which over the course of 1841 to 1953 was under the joint suzerainty of Thailand and Vietnam then was a monarchy under the protection of France which included an occupation by Japan, was steered to independence in 1953 by whom?
royalty
Output: MBE, OBE, CBE which is the highest honour?
royalty
Output: In the order of the British Empire, what does the letter `C` stand for in CBE?
royalty
Output: In 2005, who became the youngest person ever to be made a Dame of the British Empire?
royalty
Output: Which king of England, Denmark, Norway and parts of Sweden who died on November 12th 1035 is buried at Winchester Cathedral?
royalty
Output: What is the title of a British nobleman ranking above an earl and below a duke?
royalty
Output: Which rank of the peerage is directly below a duke?
royalty
Output: Seymour is the family name of which English duke?
royalty
Output: Who became the first Earl of Chatham in 1766?
royalty
Output: Who is the current Earl of Chester?
royalty
Output: Which British Prime Minister was the 1st Earl of Stockton?
royalty
Output: King Edward III founded this premier order in about 1349, what is it called?
royalty
Output: Edward Stanley served three terms as Prime Minister in the 19th century, he was known by what title?
royalty
Output: Who was the last emperor of China?
royalty
Output: Which king of England had a mother and a son who were both beheaded?
royalty
Output: Who ruled England between 1603 and 1625?
royalty
Output: Who was the king of England who succeeded James I?
royalty
Output: Which King founded the Church of England?
royalty
Output: Who was the first head of the Church of England?
royalty
Output: Which King of England allegedly ordered the murder of the Princes in the Tower, although some historians refute this claim?
royalty
Output: Which King of England was imprisoned by Leopold of Austria in Durenstein Castle?
royalty
Output: Who was king of England from 1042 to 1066?
royalty
Output: Which son of Sweyn Forkbeard became King of England in 1016?
royalty
Output: Which King of England is buried in Gloucester Cathedral?
royalty
Output: Who was King of England at the Battle of Bannockburn?
royalty
Output: Who was King of England when the 'Stone of Scone' was removed to England in 1296?
royalty
Output: Which King of England was the father of both The Black Prince and John of Gaunt?
royalty
Output: Who was King of England at the outbreak of the Hundred Years War?
royalty
Output: Born in Rouen in France in 1442, who was King of England from 1461 to 1483?
royalty
Output: Who was on the throne of England in 1472?
royalty
Output: Who was the first Yorkist King of England?
royalty
Output: Who was the last Catholic monarch to reign over England?
royalty
Output: Which English queen is said to haunt the library at Windsor Castle?
royalty
Output: Which nation in 2014 saw the abdication of Juan Carlos and the ascension of Felipe VI?
royalty
Output: Who was the founder of the Flavian dynasty of Roman emperors?
royalty
Output: What is the honour system founded by Napoleon in 1802 that has five classes including Grand Cross and Officer?
royalty
Output: Which country is known as The Hashemite Kingdom?
chemistry
Output: Flourine, Bromine, Iodine and Chlorine are all what type of elements?
chemistry
Output: What are chlorine, bromine and iodine?
chemistry
Output: What name describes the group of chemical elements that includes Chlorine, Bromine, Iodine and Fluorine?
chemistry
Output: What name is given to the group of elements that includes fluorine, chlorine, bromine and iodine?
chemistry
Output: What are Lithium, Sodium, Potassium, Rubidium and Caesium?
chemistry
Output: Who discovered the chemical elements Potassium, Sodium and Calcium?
chemistry
Output: What is common name of the clear flammable early anaesthetic liquid with the formula C2H5OC2H5 (or CH3-CH2-O-CH2-CH3)?
chemistry
Output: The chemical element cobalt is a?
chemistry
Output: Deuterium and Tritium are isotopes of which chemical element?
chemistry
Output: Ethanol and isopropyl are types of what?
chemistry
Output: The chemical element 'Gallium' is named after the Latinword 'Gallia', which is what European country?
chemistry
Output: Chemistry - which of the halogens has the lowest atomic number?
chemistry
Output: Which of the halogens has the lowest atomic number (9)?
chemistry
Output: Which is the only element, from the group known as the Halogens, which is liquid at room temperature?
chemistry
Output: The Halogens are Fluorine, Bromine, Iodine, Astatine and which other element?
chemistry
Output: Which of the Halogens, with the atomic number 17, is missing from - Flourine, Bromine, Iodine and Astatine?
chemistry
Output: Which element, atomic number 82, a heavy metal, is soft and malleable, blue/white when freshly cut, but soon turns grey?
chemistry
Output: Henry Cavendish discovered which element?
influence
Output: Which Florentine painter 1535-1607 used the name Bronzino after the death of his 'uncle'?
influence
Output: Swiss physician and psychologist Carl Jung was initially a disciple of whom, until he disagreed with his theories regarding the Libido etc?
influence
Output: Which biologist was known as Darwin's Bulldog?
influence
Output: The novelist Emile Zola,was the boyhood cpmpanion of which famous French artist in their home town of Aix en Provence?
influence
Output: From which English writer did Ernest Hemingway get the title for his book For Whom the Bell Tolls?
influence
Output: Who did Friedrich Engels famously work with?
influence
Output: Who was Harper Lee's childhood friend and neighbour, the inspiration for the character of Dill in 'To Kill a Mockingbird'?
influence
Output: To whom did Herman Melville dedicate his novel, Moby Dick?
transportation
Output: The Brooklyn Bridge crosses which river?
transportation
Output: Which river is spanned by the Clifton Suspension Bridge?
transportation
Output: The Erskine Bridge carries the A898 over which river?
transportation
Output: The Galata bridge spans what water body that is part of the Bosphorous strait and that has been a subject of numerous works of art?
comic_books
Output: In the films Batman Forever (1995) and Batman & Robin (1997) who was Bruce Wayne's ward?
comic_books
Output: What series of books would you go to to read about Snowy, Captain Haddock, Professor Calculus and Thomson and Thompson?
comic_books
Output: April 25, 1939 saw DC comics introduce what major super hero, their second major, who debuted in issue 27 of Detective Comics.?
comic_books
Output: Desperate Dan appears in which comic book?
comic_books
Output: Which British comic included Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat?
comic_books
Output: As leader of the Teen Titans, 'Robin' aka Dick Grayson took on which other identity?
celebrities
Output: Which of the core cast of the TV series Friends also appeared in the 2000 film The Whole Nine Yards with Bruce Willis?
celebrities
Output: Whose name was licensed in 2014 for cannabis products, anticipating a market of $10bn?
celebrities
Output: To which actress is Daniel Craig married?
celebrities
Output: David Furnish, Canadian filmmaker and former advertising executive is the husband of which performer?
celebrities
Output: The composer Frdric Chopin had a decade-long affair with which French author?
celebrities
Output: Gwen Stefani had a 2005 hit with Rich Girl featuring who?
theater
Output: Which musical features the songs 'Brush Up Your Shakespeare' and 'From This Moment On'?
theater
Output: In which musical would you hear the songs Too darn Hot and Brush up your Shakespeare?
theater
Output: In which of Shakespeare's plays is Brutus described as the noblest Roman of them all?
theater
Output: Liza Minelli played what character in Cabaret?
theater
Output: Who was Caesar stabbed first by in the Shakespeare play?
theater
Output: In which Shakespeare play does Caliban appear?
theater
Output: Who wrote the musical Call Me Madam?
theater
Output: If you shall chance, Camillo, to visit Bohemia, is the first line of which Shakespeare play?
theater
Output: In the musical and T S Eliot's book Cats, which was the railway cat?
theater
Output: Who wrote the music for the musical Cats?
theater
Output: Who is the producer of shows including Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera, Mary Poppins and Cats?
theater
Output: Who played Old Deuteronomy and Bustopher Jones in the original London production of Cats in 1981?
theater
Output: Who wrote the music for the musical A Chorus Line?
theater
Output: Which current Broadway musical has a Japanese therapist character called Christmas Eve?
theater
Output: What Shakespeare play is set in Massina and has Claudio in it?
theater
Output: What Shakespearean king had three daughters: Regan, Goneril and Cordelia?
theater
Output: Cruella DeVil was a villainess in which animated Disney film?
theater
Output: In the Shakespeare play 'Cymbeline', who stole Cymbeline's sons, Guiderius and Aviragus, when they were infants?
theater
Output: What is the name of the hero in the play Death of a Salesman?
theater
Output: Don Diego de la Vega is the secret name of which Spanish fictional character?
theater
Output: In fiction who was Don Diego de la Vega?
theater
Output: From which popular musical do we get the songs 'The Impossible Dream' and 'Dulcinea'?
theater
Output: Which Shakespeare play is set in Elsinore Castle?
theater
Output: Philo, Octavia and Eros appear in which play?
theater
Output: Of Oscar Madison and Felix Unger, which one was the slob?
theater
Output: In which Shakespeare play does Feste the clown say Many a good hanging prevents a bad marriage?
theater
Output: In which film did the Frankenstein monster sing 'Puttin on the Ritz'?
theater
Output: What is the stage musical that tells the story of Frankie Valli and the Four Seasons?
theater
Output: In what stage show does Frank N Furter appear?
theater
Output: Tony Lumpkin, Constance Neville and George Hastings are all characters in which play by Irish author Oliver Goldsmith?
theater
Output: Which Rodgers and Hammerstein musical was written for actress Gertrude Lawrence, who died a year later halfway through the show's run?
theater
Output: What was the name of the late King's jester in Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'?
theater
Output: In Shakespeare's 'Hamlet', what is the name of the King of Norway who arrives to take the throne of Denmark after the death of the Danish royal family in the final act?
theater
Output: God for Harry, England and Saint George is a famous quote from which historical play?
theater
Output: Name Helen of Troys husband?
theater
Output: What was the hunchback of Notre Dame's name?
law
Output: What is Buckminster Fuller famous for designing?
law
Output: Chinese inventor Cai Lun is credited with inventing what in 105bc The first instance of his invention was created from a mixture of tree bark, rags, pieces of rope and worn fishing nets.?
law
Output: What drink was invented by pharmacist Caleb Bradham in North Carolina in 1893, and marketed under the heading Delicious and Healthful?
law
Output: On January 26, 1879, who was granted a patent for r an electric lamp using a carbon filament or strip coiled and connected to platina contact wires?
law
Output: What did Peter Carl Faberge famously make?
law
Output: What did Carlton Magee devise in the US for motorists?
law
Output: which famous person invented the cat flap?
law
Output: Who invented the road safety feature 'cat's eyes'?
law
Output: Which mode of transport was invented by Sir Christopher Cockerell?
law
Output: Who is the engineer and inventor of the noise reduction system known as Dolby NR and a co-inventor of video tape recording while at Ampex?
law
Output: For what invention is Earl Silas Tupper best known?
law
Output: Pioneer of party-plan marketing, Earl Tupper invented what during his stay at DuPont?
law
Output: Who invented the electric battery in 1800?
law
Output: Who is generally considered to have invented the first electric battery cell in 1800?
law
Output: Who patented the electric razor in 1931?
law
Output: In 1643 Evangalisa Torichelli invented the first what?
law
Output: Felix Hoffman discovered the worlds first synthetic drug 1897?
law
Output: Born on Dec 9, 1886, which Brooklyn, NY resident invented the process of flash freezing food to prevent damage to the food?
law
Output: What form of carbon was first isolated by Dr Andire Geim and Kostya Novoselov of Manchester University - ts development earned them a Nobel Prize in 2010?
law
Output: Which 18th Century scientist and politician invented a glass harmonica (or 'armonica) in 1761?
law
Output: Dr Harry Coover and Fred Joyner accidentally discovered what popular and generically named adhesive while working for Eastman Kodak on a gunsight project in the mid-1900s?
law
Output: Which Russian-American is credited with inventing the helicopter?
law
Output: What is the most notable invention of Hippolyte Mege-Mouries?
law
Output: What was the surname of the French brothers who invented the hot - air balloon in the 18'th century ?
law
Output: Which boat builder invented the hovercraft in 1956?
law
Output: Who invented the hovercraft in 1959?
law
Output: Who invented the hovercraft in the 1950's?
law
Output: Who is generally credited with the invention of the hovercraft in 1955?
travel
Output: In which city, one of the hosts for the 2003 Cricket World Cup, is the Buffalo Park Ground?
travel
Output: Which mountain overlooks the city of Cape Town in South Africa?
travel
Output: In which part of the British Isles is Carisbrooke Castle?
travel
Output: In which English city is the Cartwright Hall Art Gallery?
travel
Output: What is the name of the famous Chicago building that is 110 storeys high?
travel
Output: The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, built on the site of the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, is in which Russian city?
travel
Output: Which English town is known for its collection of concrete cows?
travel
Output: Coney Island is situated in which Borough of New York City?
travel
Output: Which Derbyshire town is famous for having a church with a crooked spire?
travel
Output: The Jet d'Eau Fountain is in which European city?
travel
Output: Opened in July, 1955, where is Disneyland Park, Disney's first?
travel
Output: In which Indian city is Eden Gardens, the second largest test cricket ground in the world?
travel
Output: Eden Park staged some of the 2011 Rugby World Cup matches, in which city can it be found?
travel
Output: Which of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World stood at Ephesus?
travel
Output: Which wonder of the ancient world was at Ephesus?
travel
Output: Europa Point is the southern tip of which British territory?
travel
Output: Which ancient structure ran from Old Kirkpatrick, Dumbartonshire to Bo'ness Falkirk?
travel
Output: What station is at the western end of the Ffestiniog railway in Wales?
travel
Output: In which town or city is the Fitzwilliam Museum?
travel
Output: The Fitzwilliam Museum is in which British town or city?
travel
Output: What micronation can be found along the French Riviera?
travel
Output: What complex, once the residence of the Muslim rulers of Granada that became a Christian palace, was rediscovered in the 19th century and now exhibits Islamic architecture, together with Christian 16th century buildings and gardens?
travel
Output: The Grand Bazaar, said to be the world's largest covered market, is in which city?
travel
Output: The prominent headland known as the Great Orme is close to which Welsh town?
travel
Output: Which seaside resort extends either side of the Great Orme headland?
travel
Output: Where in Britain is the Great Western Railway Museum?
travel
Output: Grey Street, named after Prime Minister Earl Grey, is a major street in which British city?
travel
Output: In which Yorkshire town are the Royal Horticultural Society's Harlow Carr gardens?
travel
Output: What is the name of the cafe/tea room, founded by Frederick Belmont in 1919 in Harrogate, and now a tourist attraction?
travel
Output: In which English town is 'The Hat Works', the only museum of hats and headwear in the country?
travel
Output: What runs for about 1.3 miles on Hollywood Boulevard and Vine Street in Los Angeles county and is said to attract 10 million tourists every year?
media_common
Output: On which play was the film Cabaret based?