zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What is the name of the special agent played by Keifer Sutherland in the drama series '24'?
Answer: 'JACK BAUER'
Question: 'Dookie' and '21st. Century Breakdown' are albums by which American rock band?
Answer: 'GREEN DAY'
Question: In which country was former England footballer Terry Butcher born?
Answer: SINGAPORE
Question: Which of the Romantic Poets wrote 'The Revolt Of Islam'?
Answer: PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY
Question: If you ordered "cuisses de grenouilles" in an upmarket restaurant, what would you be getting?
Answer: FROGS' LEGS
Question: The Cotswold Way runs from Chipping Camden to which city?
Answer: BATH
Question: Who was the first player to score seven hundred centuries in Snooker?
Answer: STEPHEN HENDRY
Question: The 'Oregon Trail' finished in the Columbia River area of Oregon, where did it start?
Answer: INDEPENDENCE, Missouri
Question: Who directed the 1957 film 'The Bridge On The River Kwai'?
Answer: DAVID LEAN
Question: Who wrote the Whitney Huston number one hit 'I Will Always Love You'?
Answer: DOLLY PARTON
Question: Which ruler's name translates from the Egyptian for 'Great House'?
Answer: PHARAOH
Question: Her 2009 album is called 'Quiet Nights', so which Canadian jazz singer and pianist is married to Elvis Costello?
Answer: DIANA KRALL
Question: Which French footballer was World Footballer of the Year in 1998 and 2000?
Answer: ZINADINE ZIDANE
Question: Justin Timberlake first entered the pop charts in 195 as a member of which boy band?
Answer: 'NSYNC'
Question: Which volcano, one of the Lipari Islands, is nicknamed 'The Lighthouse of the Mediterranean'?
Answer: STROMBOLI
Question: Which was the only 'Wonder of the Ancient World' located in what is now Iraq?
Answer: 'HANGING GARDENS OF BABYLON'
Question: Which writer created the character of 'Detective Inspector Jane Tennyson'?
Answer: LYNDA LA PLANTE
Question: Which comedian died on stage during the TV show “Live From Her Majesty’s” in April 1984?
Answer: Tommy Cooper
Question: Who created the cartoon strip “The Perishers”?
Answer: Maurice Dodd
Question: Which famous architect designed the Albert Memorial in London?
Answer: George Gilbert Scott
Question: Which British Prime Minister attended Chatham House School in Ramsgate?
Answer: Ted Heath
Question: If you ordered Brochet in a French restaurant, which freshwater fish would you be served?
Answer: Pike
Question: Whose statue, near Trinity College Dublin, is referred to by locals as “The Tart with the Cart”?
Answer: Molly Malone
Question: Which instrument does jazz musician Courtney Pine play/
Answer: Saxophone
Question: Which female vocalist had a 2001 hit with the song “Here With Me”?
Answer: Dido
Question: Which World War Two general was nicknamed ‘Vinegar Joe’?
Answer: Joseph Stillwell
Question: In which American state does the Mississippi river enter the Gulf of Mexico?
Answer: Louisiana
Question: Who played investigator Jim Hardie in the TV western series “Wells Fargo”?
Answer: Dale Robertson
Question: Newcastle United manager Alan Pardew was reprimanded after head butting a player from which Premier League team?
Answer: Hull City
Question: Trappist monks are a stricter version of which religious order?
Answer: Cistercian
Question: Emil Zatopek won the 5000 and 10000 metres at the 1952 Olympics. In which event did his wife Dana also win a gold medal?
Answer: Javelin
Question: Which aviation company manufactured the Cherokee, Comanche and Seminole light aircraft?
Answer: Piper
Question: What is the name of the traditional stiff skirt worn by Greek and Albanian men?
Answer: Fustanella
Question: A dish described as “a la Dubarry” would contain which vegetable?
Answer: Cauliflower
Question: Which French cyclist won the Tour de France four consecutive times in the 1960’s?
Answer: Jacques Anquetil
Question: Which motorcycle company made models called the Manx, the International and the Dominator?
Answer: Norton
Question: In the Chinese zodiac, 2014 is the year of which animal?
Answer: Horse
Question: Which lone gunman went on the rampage around the town of Hungerford in 1987?
Answer: Michael Ryan
Question: Who played scout Flint McCullough in the TV western series “Wagon Train”?
Answer: Robert Horton
Question: In mythology, which female gave Theseus a ball of thread to guide him out of the labyrinth?
Answer: Ariadne
Question: What kind of animal is a Langur?
Answer: Monkey
Question: Who designed the cover of the album The Velvet Underground & Nico?
Answer: ANDY WARHOL
Question: The prefix micro- means a factor of ten to what negative power?
Answer: 6
Question: At which school were actors Eddie Redmayne, Damian Lewis and Dominic West educated?
Answer: ETON COLLEGE
Question: Complete the full title of the 1776 publication by the economist Adam Smith An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of ______________________.
Answer: THE WEALTH OF NATIONS
Question: Beat It and Billie Jean are singles from which Michael Jackson album?
Answer: THRILLER
Question: The flag of Vietnam is a yellow star on a background of what colour?
Answer: RED
Question: Who was the expedition leader when Edmund Hillary became the first person to climb Mount Everest?
Answer: JOHN HUNT
Question: Which scale is used to measure the intensity, not the magnitude, of earthquakes?
Answer: THE MODIFIED MERCALLI INTENSITY SCALE
Question: Who is credited with being the first Archbishop of Canterbury?
Answer: AUGUSTINE
Question: Which opera does the famous aria 'Nessun Dorma' come from?
Answer: 'TURANDOT'
Question: Which is the only one of New York's five boroughs that is situated on the mainland?
Answer: THE BRONX
Question: Which military operation of World War II had the codename 'Operation Dynamo'?
Answer: EVACUATION OF DUNKIRK
Question: Which London station did the 'Flying Scotsman' depart from on it's daily journey to Edinburgh?
Answer: KING'S CROSS
Question: What was the title of the only painting that Vincent van Gogh sold during his lifetime?
Answer: 'THE RED VINEYARD'
Question: Which planet in our soar system spins on its axis faster than any of the other planets?
Answer: JUPITER
Question: Which is the only remaining women's college in Oxford University?
Answer: ST. HILDA'S
Question: What is the bonus for placing a letter of a word on a red square in a game of 'Scrabble'?
Answer: TRIPLE WORD SCORE
Question: Which amendment to the American Constitution abolished slavery?
Answer: THIRTEENTH
Question: What is the correct verbal title used when addressing a Baron?
Answer: """MY LORD"""
Question: What wasthe 'Prisoners Temporary Discharge For Ill- Health Act of 1913' better known as?
Answer: 'CAT AND MOUSE ACT'
Question: In which opera by Rimsky-Korsakov does 'King Dodon' appear?
Answer: 'THE GOLDEN COCKEREL'
Question: In mythology, who was poisoned by the blood from Nessus tainted with toxin from Hydra?
Answer: HERCULES
Question: What was the name ofthe character played by Richard Griffiths in the TV series 'Pie In The Sky'?
Answer: HENRY CRABBE
Question: In Greek mythology, which mountain nymph fell in love with Narcissus?
Answer: ECHO
Question: What colour are the feetand legs of a Greylag Goose?
Answer: PINK
Question: In which year did Josef Stalin die?
Answer: 1953
Question: 0191 is the telephone code for which British city?
Answer: NEWCASTLE
Question: In which Dickens novel do 'Bitzer', 'Sleary', and 'James Harthouse' appear?
Answer: 'HARD TIMES'
Question: Which pop group was named for the schoolboy hero of the film 'Back To The Future'?
Answer: 'McFLY'
Question: From which ship did Grace Darling and her father rescue seven survivors in 1838?
Answer: FORFARSHIRE
Question: On March 22nd 2007, naval personnel from which British warship were arrested and imprisoned by the Iranian navy?
Answer: H.M.S. CORNWALL
Question: Which Biblical king was the son of David and Bathsheba?
Answer: SOLOMON
Question: How many Umpires are there in a game of Baseball?
Answer: FOUR
Question: Which cartoon featured 'Benny the Ball', 'Spook' and 'Officer Dibble'?
Answer: 'TOP CAT'
Question: In the 2008 Olympics, Mark Hunter won a gold medal in which sport?
Answer: ROWING
Question: Who wrote 'The Leatherstocking Stories'?
Answer: JAMES FENIMORE COOPER
Question: Who is credited with the design of the 'Mini skirt'?
Answer: MARY QUANT
Question: In which Irish city does the Salmon Weir Bridge span the River Corrib?
Answer: GALWAY
Question: Which island country has two languages, Greek and Turkish?
Answer: CYPRUS
Question: Who in 1994 was the first Briton since Tommy Simpson to wear the yellow jersey in the Tour de France?
Answer: CHRIS BOARDMAN
Question: In 1938 at the age of 19, which jockey became the youngest ever winner of the Grand National?
Answer: BRUCE HOBBS
Question: Who is the Roman goddess of the hearth?
Answer: VESTA
Question: Which US President is featured on a $5.00 bill?
Answer: LINCOLN
Question: American Chester Carlson invented which now common office machine?
Answer: COPYING MACHINE
Question: What was the name of the Irish dancer who founded the Royal Ballet School?
Answer: NINETTE DE VALOIS
Question: In which North American city was singer Bryan Adams born?
Answer: VANCOUVER
Question: Who invented the game of 'Monopoly'?
Answer: CHARLES DARROW
Question: In Greek mythology who was the sister of Helen and wife of Agamemnon?
Answer: CLYTEMNESTRA
Question: Who designed the dome of St. Peter's Basilica in Rome?
Answer: MICHELANGELO
Question: In which game would you use the terms 'pung', 'kong' and 'chow'?
Answer: MAH JONGG
Question: Which pop star called one of his children Peaches- Honey-Blossom?
Answer: BOB GELDOF
Question: In which Charles Dickens novel does the character 'Bentley Drummle' appear?
Answer: 'GREAT EXPECTATIONS'
Question: Emma Thompson has won an 'Oscar' as Best Actress and for which other category?
Answer: (adapted) SCREENPLAY
Question: Who directed the 1951 film 'The African Queen'?
Answer: JOHN HUSTON
Question: What is the maiden name of Michelle Obama?
Answer: ROBINSON
Question: With which English city is the 18th century artist Joseph Wright associated?
Answer: DERBY
Question: In the Bible, who was the oldest of Jacob's twelve sons?
Answer: REUBEN
Question: The hymn 'Dear Lord And Father Of Mankind' is usually sung to which tune by Hubert Parry?
Answer: 'REPTON'
Question: Laurel and Hardy's only Academy Award together was for which short film featuring the moving of a piano?
Answer: 'THE MUSIC BOX'
Question: Which English actor plays US Marine Sergeant 'Nicholas Brody', who was rescued after eight years held by Al- Qaeda as a prisoner-of-war, in the drama 'Homeland' shown on Channel 4?
Answer: DAMIEN LEWIS
Question: What is the first letter on registration plates of cars registered in Wales?
Answer: 'C'
Question: Which 2008 Woody Allen directed film is set in Spain?
Answer: VICKY CRISTINA BARCELONA
Question: How many ossicles are there in each human ear?
Answer: THREE
Question: Which band is composed of three brothers and their cousin, all called Followill?
Answer: KINGS OF LEON
Question: Which College of Oxford University, founded in 1438, is the first alphabetically?
Answer: ALL SOULS
Question: Viti Levu is the largest island in which Pacific nation?
Answer: FIJI
Question: What was the name of the home ground of Stoke City FC from 1878 until 1997?
Answer: VICTORIA GROUND
Question: In Egyptian mythology the god Sebek is associated with which creature?
Answer: Crocodile
Question: Which Country's Parliament is the Folketing?
Answer: Denmark
Question: Who became UKIP's first MP when he won the Clacton by-election in October 2014?
Answer: Douglas Carswell
Question: “Go Set A Watchman” is a long awaited sequel to which novel published in 1960?
Answer: To Kill a Mocking Bird
Question: Which Crystal Palace manager became the first casualty of this season's Premier League when he got sacked in December 2014?
Answer: Neil Warnock
Question: What type of creature is an Emmett?
Answer: Ant
Question: Which Irish Rugby Union player scored a hat-trick of tries against France in the 2000 Six Nations Championships?
Answer: BRIAN O'DRISCOLL
Question: Of what was 'Frey' the god, in Norse mythology?
Answer: FERTILITY
Question: Two members of the 'Thrush' family visit Britain in huge numbers during the winter. If one is the 'Fieldfare', what is the other?
Answer: REDWING
Question: What disease claimed the life of notorious American gangster, Al Capone?
Answer: SYPHILIS
Question: From what disease did the English buccaneer, Sir Francis Drake, die?
Answer: DYSENTRY
Question: On what date is her majesty Queen Elizabeth's real birthday?
Answer: APRIL 21st
Question: Which American city has basketball-playing 'Celtics'?
Answer: BOSTON
Question: Who painted "The Binding Of Samson" (1636) and "Jacob Blessing The Sons Of Joseph" (1656)?
Answer: REMBRANDT
Question: Which company uses the slogan "innovations beyond petroleum"?
Answer: B.P
Question: Which building in Paris did Richard Rogers and Enzo Piano design?
Answer: THE POMPIDOU CENTRE
Question: What name is given to the edge of a flag nearest the flagpole?
Answer: HOIST
Question: Tahiti is part of which island group?
Answer: SOCIETY ISLANDS
Question: In the TV show 'The Simpsons', what is the name of the police chief?
Answer: CLANCY WIGGUM
Question: Who first said or wrote,"To err is human, to forgivedivine"?
Answer: ALEXANDER POPE
Question: Which Director links the films, 'Far And Away', 'Backdraft' and 'The Grinch Who Stole Christmas'?
Answer: RON HOWARD
Question: In nautical terms, what is the process of binding the endof a rope to stop it from fraying?
Answer: WHIPPING
Question: Where in the human body would you find the 'Inferior Concha'?
Answer: THE NOSE
Question: Fredericton is the capital of which Canadian province?
Answer: NEW BRUNSWICK
Question: Which British pop group appeared in the 1965 film 'Catch Us If You Can'?
Answer: DAVE CLARK FIVE
Question: Who was the British Director of the film 'American Beauty'?
Answer: SAM MENDES
Question: What did the Post Office Group change its name to in March 2001?
Answer: CONSIGNIA
Question: How is the painting 'The Militia Company Of Captain Frans Banning Cocq' better known?
Answer: 'THE NIGHT WATCH'
Question: The last surviving example of which bird, once the most common bird in the world, died in Cincinnati Zoo in 1914?
Answer: PASSENGER PIGEON
Question: Which almond filling used in cakes, tarts and pastries is thought to be named after the perfumer to King Louis XIII of France?
Answer: FRANGIPANE
Question: Who was the leader of the 'Gunpowder Plot', whose conspirators included Guy Fawkes?
Answer: ROBERT CATESBY
Question: Between 1932 and 1990, the Russian city Nizhny Novgorod was named after which author?
Answer: MAXIM GORKY
Question: What was the name of the Welsh village designed by Clough Williams-Ellis, that was used in the fiming of the television series 'The Prisoner'?
Answer: PORTMEIRION
Question: Which General and commander-in-chief led the 'New Model Army' at the Battle of Naseby in 1645?
Answer: THOMAS FAIRFAX
Question: The Costa Smeralda (or Emerald Coast) is a feature of which Mediterranean island?
Answer: SARDINIA
Question: For which county cricket team was Brian Lara playing when he scored his world record 501 not out?
Answer: WARWICKSHIRE
Question: By what name was the Spanish nobleman Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar better known?
Answer: 'EL CID'
Question: Who was John McCain's running partner in the 2008 American Presidential election?
Answer: SARAH PALIN
Question: Which American said "Nothing is certain except death and taxes"?
Answer: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Question: For what are the 'Hugo' awards given?
Answer: SCIENCE FICTION LITERATURE
Question: Henri Donat Mathieu was better known as whom?
Answer: YVES ST. LAURENT
Question: Which actor provided the television voice for 'Captain Scarlet'?
Answer: FRANCIS MATTHEWS
Question: Who is missing from this list - 'Dancer', 'Dasher', 'Donner' ,Blitzen', 'Vixen', 'Prancer' and 'Comet'?
Answer: 'CUPID'
Question: Which painter married Hortense Fiquet and used her as the subject of many of his paintings?
Answer: PAUL CEZANNE
Question: What type of bridge is the Forth Railway Bridge?
Answer: CANTILEVER
Question: Albert II became King of the Belgians in 1993 on the death of his brother. What was his brother's name?
Answer: BAUDOUIN
Question: Which colour of jersey is worn by the leader in the points classification in the Tour de France?
Answer: GREEN
Question: Which 'rapper' has released albums entitled 'Mr. Smith' and 'Todd Smith'?
Answer: LL COOL J
Question: On which major river does Bamako, the capital of Mali stand?
Answer: NIGER
Question: With eight goals which Barcelona player was the leading scorer in the 2009-10 Champions League?
Answer: LIONEL MESSI
Question: Which member of the Royal Family is known as 'Brian' in 'Private Eye'?
Answer: PRINCE OF WALES
Question: Elizabeth of York, the mother of Henry VIII, was the daughter of which king?
Answer: EDWARD IV
Question: Which singer and actress, married to Lee Mead, gave birth to baby Betsy on May 1st.?
Answer: DENISE VAN OUTEN
Question: What type of bridge is the Golden Gate Bridge?
Answer: SUSPENSION
Question: Who is the wife of singer Jamie Cullum?
Answer: SOPHIE DAHL
Question: Which country is the home of football club Shakhtar Donetsk?
Answer: UKRAINE
Question: Which man, who is credited with being the first 'white- faced clown', died on May 31st. in 1837?
Answer: JOSEPH GRIMALDI
Question: Which 'Beatle' had a hit single with 'Photograph'?
Answer: RINGO STARR
Question: Which sport uses the terms 'Set', 'Spike' and 'Block'?
Answer: VOLLEYBALL
Question: On which island is the resort of Ayia Napa?
Answer: CYPRUS
Question: What is the name of the Neurosurgeon played by James Nesbitt in a recent ITV drama series?
Answer: 'MONROE'
Question: Which musician, together with George Harrison, organised 'The Concert For Bangladesh' at Madison Square Garden in 1971?
Answer: RAVI SHANKAR
Question: The full title of which play by George Bernard Shaw is completed by 'A Romance In Five Acts'?
Answer: 'PYGMALION'
Question: For which British national newspaper did the cartoonist Giles produce his most famous work?
Answer: DAILY EXPRESS
Question: The 'Ridolfi Plot' was a Roman Catholic plot to kill which English monarch?
Answer: ELIZABETH I
Question: Which football club pipped Paris Saint Germain to win the French League 1 title in 2012?
Answer: MONTPELLIER
Question: Which team finished eight points clear of Bayern Munich to win the Bundesliga title in 2012?
Answer: BORUSSIA DORTMUND
Question: Voted the greatest female athlete of the 20th century by 'Sports Illustrated for Women', which American athlete won gold medals in both the Heptathlon and Long Jump in 1988?
Answer: JACKIE JOYNER-KERSEE
Question: The International Airport at the Cretan capital of Heraklion is named after which writer?
Answer: NIKOS KAZANTZAKIS
Question: Which was the only one of the four 'Grand Slam' Tennis titles that Bjorn Borg did not win?
Answer: U.S. OPEN
Question: Which battle of August 4798 was fought in the spacious Abu Qir Bay?
Answer: BATTLE OF THE NILE
Question: Which British comedy actor, whose father took part in the 1948 Olympic Games, took part in the 1980 Oxford/Cambridge Boat Race?
Answer: Hugh Laurie
Question: Which Palestinian organisation murdered 11 Israelis at the 1972 Olympics?
Answer: Black September
Question: Which British monarch put the “Regis” into Bognor?
Answer: George V
Question: Charlottetown is the capital of which Canadian province?
Answer: Prince Edward Island
Question: “The evil that men do lives after them, the good is oft interred with their bones” is a quote from which Shakespeare play?
Answer: Julius Caesar
Question: The Russian city of St Petersburg stands on the River Neva, which runs into which gulf?
Answer: Gulf of Finland
Question: In WWII what was the British “Operation Chastise”, which took place in May 1943?
Answer: Dambusters Raid
Question: Which French romantic artist painted “The Tiger Hunt” and “The Massacre at Chios”
Answer: Ferdinand Delacroix
Question: Which English town or city is served by Citadel railway station?
Answer: Carlisle
Question: Which Venetian artist, real name Jacopo Robusti, painted “The Origin of the Milky Way”?
Answer: Tintoretto
Question: Who painted "Girl with a white dog" found in the Tate London?
Answer: LUCIEN FREUD
Question: Who had Hampton Court Palace built?
Answer: CARDINAL WOLSEY
Question: Which singer has released the albums "Nebraska", 'Tunnel Of Love" and "Lucky Town"?
Answer: BRUCE SPRINGSTEEN
Question: Which motorway runs from Glasgow to Carlisle?
Answer: M74
Question: Which chess piece does Alice start off as in 'Through the Looking Glass'?
Answer: WHITE PAWN
Question: The 1920's art known as 'The Group of Seven' was formed in which country?
Answer: CANADA
Question: Which archipelago, off the coast of Newfoundland, is the last remaining French possession in North America?
Answer: ST. PIERRE & MIQUELON
Question: In which county are 'Leeds castle' and the 'Isle of Sheppey'?
Answer: KENT
Question: Footballer George Best, made his name with Manchester United, but with which club did he finish his league career?
Answer: BOURNEMOUTH
Question: Fulgencio was the first name of which dictator, overthrown in 1959?
Answer: BATISTA
Question: The largest man-made excavation in the world is a mine for which element?
Answer: COPPER
Question: Which commentator said, "The bowler's Holding, the batsman's Willey"?
Answer: BRIAN JOHNSTON
Question: Yarmulke is the Yiddish word for a skullcap, what is the Hebrew equivalent?
Answer: KIPPAH
Question: What was silent film actor 'Fatty' Arbuckle's christian name?
Answer: ROSCOE
Question: Jenny Pitman won the Grand National for the first time, with which horse?
Answer: CORBIERE
Question: How was boxer Walker Smith better known?
Answer: SUGAR RAY ROBINSON
Question: On which course did golfer Mark Calcavecchia win his only (British) Open?
Answer: TROON
Question: Which British sports carcompany was founded by Jem Marsh and Frank Costin?
Answer: MARCOS
Question: On the banks of which English river does the city of Colchesterstand?
Answer: RIVER COLNE
Question: Which car manufacturer has produced models called 'Bravo' and 'Tempra'?
Answer: FIAT
Question: Born in 1791, which scientist was assistant to Sir Humphrey Davy at the Royal Institute?
Answer: MICHAEL FARADAY
Question: Which British city has suburbs called Normanton, California, and New Zealand?
Answer: DERBY
Question: In which city is the 'Basin Reserve' Cricket Test Match venue?
Answer: WELLINGTON, New Zealand
Question: 'Staying Alive' was a sequel to which other film?
Answer: 'SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER'
Question: For which film in 1981 did British actor John Gielgud win the 'Oscar' for Best Supporting Actor?
Answer: 'ARTHUR'
Question: Which French philosospher is credited with creating analytical geometry?
Answer: DESCARTES
Question: Which British man won a gold medal in the 100m Breaststroke atthe 1980 Olympics in Moscow?
Answer: DUNCAN GOODHEW
Question: Which Italian city is the regional capital of Lombardy?
Answer: MILAN
Question: The painting 'And When Did You Last See Your Father' can be found in Liverpool's Walker Art Gallery. Who painted it?
Answer: WILLIAM FREDERICK YEAMES
Question: Which hanging basket favourite is also called 'Pelargonium'?
Answer: GERANIUM
Question: Who wrote the Art Garfunkel number one hit 'Bright Eyes'?
Answer: MIKE BATT
Question: Who was the only Knight of the 'Round Table' to see the entire grail?
Answer: SIR GALAHAD
Question: In Italian Commedia del Arte, what was the name of 'Pantaloon's' daughter?
Answer: 'COLUMBINE'
Question: Washington DC National Airport has been named in honour of which US President?
Answer: RONALD REAGAN
Question: In which US state is the Klickitat River?
Answer: WASHINGTON
Question: The Pacific island of Bora Bora is owned by which country?
Answer: FRANCE
Question: Which absorbable medical suture is made by twisting together strands of purified collagen taken from bovine intestines?
Answer: CATGUT
Question: David Clayton Thomas was the lead singer with which 1960's formed rock band?
Answer: 'BLOOD, SWEAT AND TEARS'
Question: The ship that brought 'Dracula' to England docked in which English town?
Answer: WHITBY
Question: Which pair of British aviators made the first non-stop flight across the Atlantic in 1919?
Answer: ALCOCK & BROWN
Question: Running form the lower back down through the leg, which is the longest nerve in the human body?
Answer: SCIATIC NERVE