zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Who wrote the novel The Last of the Mohicans, first published in 1820
Answer: James Fenimore Cooper
Question: Which actor, singer and songwriter had a top ten hit in 1959 with I've Waited So Long
Answer: Anthony Newley
Question: Southpaw to us means a boxer who leads with his right hand; but in which sport did the term originate
Answer: Baseball
Question: In which city are the headquarters of the European Central Bank
Answer: Frankfurt
Question: Tynwald Day is celebrated on which island in July
Answer: Isle of Man
Question: What is the name of the Hotel Inspector in the Channel 5 TV series
Answer: Alex Polizzi
Question: Who directed the film Hannah and her Sisters
Answer: Woody Allen
Question: In craps what is the first throw of the dice called
Answer: The come out
Question: Which famous building was once rudely nicknamed The Kensington Gas Works
Answer: Royal Albert Hall
Question: What is the name of the island in Poole Harbour
Answer: Brownsea Island
Question: What colour is the cross on the Swedish flag
Answer: Yellow
Question: If you ordered jambon from a French restaurant menu what would you be served with
Answer: Ham
Question: In which musical does the song The Worst Pies In London appear
Answer: Sweeney Todd The Demon Barber Of Fleet Street
Question: Ophelia is a moon of which planet in the Solar System
Answer: Uranus
Question: Who were the first nation to wear wedding rings
Answer: Egyptians
Question: Who is Ben Miller's TV partner in their TV series
Answer: Alexander Armstrong
Question: What sport is enjoyed by Wigan Wasps
Answer: Swimming
Question: Which English town or city was the first to introduce a congestion charge on 1 October 2002
Answer: Durham
Question: Residents of which English town are known as Monkeyhangers
Answer: Hartlepool
Question: Which Blur album their first for 12 years reached the top of the charts in May 2015
Answer: The Magic Whip
Question: What is the hardest grade of pencil
Answer: 9H
Question: It is illegal to enter Parliament wearing what
Answer: Suit of armour
Question: Dame Trott traditionally appears in which pantomime
Answer: Jack
Question: Who was the first man to break three and a half minutes for the 1500 metres
Answer: Steve Cram
Question: What do the locals call the cloud that covers Table Mountain in Cape Town
Answer: The Tablecloth
Question: In which Scottish city is there a statue of Desperate Dan
Answer: Dundee
Question: Of what is agoraphobia the fear of
Answer: Open spaces
Question: What did Buster Bloodvessel call the hotel he owned in Margate
Answer: Fatty Towers
Question: Which British super Middleweight champion announced his retirement in July 2015
Answer: Carl Froch
Question: Complete the proverb, little strokes fell
Answer: Great oaks
Question: In which town is the University of Teesside
Answer: Middlesbrough
Question: Which car company make the Mokka
Answer: Vauxhall
Question: What is the unusual collective noun for cougars
Answer: Schoolyard
Question: What is the Swedish name for Finland
Answer: Finland
Question: What is Japan's second-largest island
Answer: Hokkaido
Question: Which company announced in 2015 that it is to stop publishing images of naked women
Answer: Playboy
Question: What was Little Eva's follow up dance to The Locomotion
Answer: The Turkey Trot
Question: What symbol is used by the British Standards Institute
Answer: Kite mark
Question: What was the former name of Jaguar motors
Answer: Swallow Sidecar Company
Question: Who did Eddie George succeed as Governor of the Bank of England
Answer: Robin Leigh-Pemberton
Question: With which Yorkshire town do you associate a liquorice sweet
Answer: Pontefract
Question: Who stated that she was a moron to nominate Jeremy Corbyn for the Labour leadership
Answer: Margaret Beckett
Question: What is a female tiger called
Answer: Tigress
Question: What was the first UK number one for Cornershop
Answer: Brimful of Asha
Question: How many celebrities were there on a Blankety Blank panel
Answer: Six
Question: What is a young pigeon called
Answer: A squab
Question: Xingu is a popular beer produced in which country
Answer: Brazil
Question: Dark and light muscovado are types of what
Answer: Sugar
Question: You get nothing for a pair was a Bruce Forsyth catchphrase in which programme
Answer: Play Your Cards Right
Question: Who were the first brothers to top the UK singles charts
Answer: Everly Brothers
Question: What is Denmark's largest island
Answer: Zealand
Question: In which European city is Dam Square
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: What is The United States leading dairy state
Answer: Wisconsin
Question: What was the former name of The Grateful Dead
Answer: The Warlocks
Question: Which British motor manufacturer used to make the Toledo
Answer: Triumph
Question: In mathematics what does the symbol that looks like a number 8 lying on its side mean
Answer: Infinity
Question: Who is managing Real Madrid at the moment (January 13th 2016)
Answer: Zinedine Zidane
Question: What was the name of the ship in the radio programme The Navy Lark
Answer: HMS Troutbridge
Question: In which European country does the goat’s cheese called Vare originate
Answer: Spain
Question: Yellowknife, the capital city and largest community of the Northwest Territories, Canada, is located on which lake
Answer: Great Slave Lake
Question: Can you tell the TV game show from the consolation prize of a ceramic rubbish bin
Answer: 3-2-1
Question: Which English city is called the city of dreaming spires
Answer: Oxford
Question: Who played Mick Carter in Eastenders
Answer: Danny Dyer
Question: Serbian Pule cheese, said to be the world's most expensive is made from the milk of what animal
Answer: Donkey
Question: Which Grand Slam event did tennis player Pete Sampras fail to win
Answer: The French Open
Question: Sinope is a moon of which planet in the Solar System
Answer: Jupiter
Question: In which country were Saab and Volvo cars originally manufactured
Answer: Sweden
Question: Where did Sue Middleton and Alex Tatham who married in 1991 meet
Answer: On Blind Date
Question: Which is the forty ninth state of The USA
Answer: Alaska
Question: Is an anti cyclone high or low pressure
Answer: High
Question: Who played Miss Moneypenny in the Bond film The Living Daylights
Answer: Caroline Bliss
Question: What colours are all the public gondolas in Venice
Answer: Black
Question: In Winnipeg there is a statue of which bear
Answer: Winnie the Pooh
Question: What does each bead on a rosary represent
Answer: A prayer
Question: How many times is the Lutine Bell rang for bad news
Answer: Three
Question: Who sponsored the Great Exhibition of 1851
Answer: Prince Albert
Question: Who composed the theme music for the Pink Panther films
Answer: Henry Mancini
Question: Who is known as the Father of Geometry
Answer: Euclid
Question: How many points has a snow flake
Answer: Six
Question: What is added to iced tea to make the drink called an Arnold Palmer
Answer: Lemonade
Question: What is a young porcupine called
Answer: Pup
Question: Under what name does rapper Shawn Carter record
Answer: Jay-Z
Question: What is the name given to the amount of money given to the Monarch for her personal expenditure
Answer: The Privy Purse
Question: Who was the Premier League's top scorer while with Sunderland in 1999-2000
Answer: Kevin Phillips
Question: Where was Napoleon exiled to after Waterloo
Answer: Saint Helena
Question: Which environmental phrase was coined by Swedish scientist Svante Arrchenius
Answer: Greenhouse Effect
Question: Which are the only animals said to actively hunt humans
Answer: Polar bears
Question: What was the real first name of the author Tennessee Williams
Answer: Thomas
Question: Which hereditary form of anaemia largely affects people of sub-Saharan African descent
Answer: Sickle cell anaemia
Question: In which sport is the Brabazon Trophy awarded
Answer: Golf
Question: What bird is also called the green plover or peewit
Answer: Lapwing
Question: In which country can porcupines be found living in the wild in Europe
Answer: Italy
Question: Who became Germany's first female chancellor
Answer: Angela Merkel
Question: What is the name of Catherine Zeta Jones character in Chicago
Answer: Velma Kelly
Question: How old was Brian Jones when he died
Answer: Twenty seven
Question: In which position did England rugby coach Eddie Jones play
Answer: Hooker
Question: Which mobile phone company paid Catherine Zeta-Jones 11 million pounds to promote their products
Answer: T-Mobile
Question: When Ann Jones, of Britain, won the Wimbledon Ladies singles in 1969, who did she beat in the final
Answer: Billie Jean King
Question: Who played the title role in the film Nevada Smith
Answer: Steve McQueen
Question: Anna Nicole Smith was controversially married to which oil billionaire
Answer: J Howard Marshall
Question: In the George Orwell novel 1984 in which ministry did Winston Smith work
Answer: The Ministry of Truth
Question: Who played the title role in the TV sitcom Citizen Smith
Answer: Robert Lindsay
Question: In the 1880's what did Smiths Patent Germ Bread change its name to
Answer: Hovis
Question: On which Scottish island was John Smith the Labour Party leader buried
Answer: Iona
Question: Horton Smith was the first winner of which American golf competition
Answer: US Masters
Question: Rosalynn Smith is or was married to which former US President
Answer: Jimmy Carter
Question: In which country did the Granny Smith apple originate
Answer: Australia
Question: Which actor made his television debut as Fancy Smith in "Z-Cars"
Answer: Brian Blessed
Question: Louis Smith won an individual silver medal in gymnastics at the 2012 London Olympics. For what discipline
Answer: Pommel Horse
Question: Which ventriloquist had a dummy called Charlie Brown
Answer: Arthur Worsley
Question: In which sport in America is the Little Brown Jug competed for
Answer: Harness racing
Question: What product was advertised with the strapline Don't Say Brown Say ???
Answer: Hovis
Question: At which British racecourse are the Brown Jack Stakes ran
Answer: Epsom
Question: What south west English moor has a Brown Willy on it
Answer: Bodmin
Question: In the film National Velvet what was the name of the horse that Velvet Brown rode to victory in the Grand National
Answer: The Pie
Question: What is the first name of Mrs Brown in Mrs Brown's Boys
Answer: Agnes
Question: What was landscape gardener Capability Brown's proper christian name
Answer: Lancelot
Question: What is the name of the toning that produces brown and white photographs
Answer: Sepia
Question: Running from 1990 to 2000, which TV show ended when the main character was killed by a hit and run driver
Answer: One FOOT In The Grave
Question: What was the best-selling single in Britain in the year 1974
Answer: Tiger FEET
Question: What is the name of the island situated at the end of the Hoo peninsula in Kent, the site of a major power station
Answer: Isle of GRAIN
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 70's with Up Town Ranking
Answer: Althia and Donna
Question: What is the capital of Guernsey
Answer: Saint Peter Port
Question: Which comedy duo were once known as The Harper Brothers
Answer: Cannon and Ball
Question: Who is the Governor of the Bank of England
Answer: Mark Carney
Question: In the U.K. in which of the forces do the officers wear the Sillitoe tartan
Answer: Police Force
Question: In which soap did the character Annalise Hartman appear
Answer: Neighbours
Question: In which American state is the Pentagon
Answer: Virginia
Question: What is the symbol of the American Republican party
Answer: Elephant
Question: In which book would you find the Cheshire Cat
Answer: Alice in Wonderland
Question: Which car company makes the Yaris
Answer: Toyota
Question: Who sang the title song from the Bond film Moonraker
Answer: Shirley Bassey
Question: What is the more common name for the gnu
Answer: Wildebeest
Question: What was the name of Nora Batty's husband
Answer: Wally
Question: What was the trade of Bottom in a Midsummer Night's Dream
Answer: Weaver
Question: What name is given to a castrated male sheep
Answer: Wether
Question: In the well known children's story Swallows and Amazons what was Titty's surname
Answer: Walker
Question: Which poet resided at Dove Cottage
Answer: William Wordsworth
Question: In Dickens what was Mr Micawber's christian name
Answer: Wilkins
Question: Which street came to epitomise the London of the swinging 60's
Answer: Carnaby Street
Question: What is the subject of the statue in Edinburgh called Greyfriars Bobby
Answer: Dog
Question: What is the administrative centre of Suffolk
Answer: Ipswich
Question: What are called the backbone of England
Answer: The Pennines
Question: In which British city would you find Arthur's Seat
Answer: Edinburgh
Question: Name the Brighton hotel bombed by the I.R.A. in 1984
Answer: The Grand
Question: What is the name of the bell rang at Lloyds when a ship is lost at sea
Answer: The Lutine Bell
Question: In which British city is the Jorvik Viking Centre
Answer: York
Question: Which English county has the longest coastline
Answer: Cornwall
Question: What British Championship is held at the Greyhound Inn at Tinsley Green
Answer: Marbles
Question: What is the capital of Portugal
Answer: Lisbon
Question: Who was the feline star of the Kattomeat adverts in the seventies
Answer: Arthur
Question: What is the hollow in the face of a brick called
Answer: A frog
Question: What is the more common name for a ratel
Answer: Honey badger
Question: Which Russian goldsmith was famous for making jewelled Easter eggs
Answer: Carl Faberge
Question: What was the name of Long John Silver’s parrot
Answer: Captain Flint
Question: Who was the lead singer with the Dave Clarke Five
Answer: Mike Smith
Question: What do you get if you mix linseed oil with powdered chalk
Answer: Putty
Question: In which English county is the New Forest
Answer: Hampshire
Question: Which biblical character slew Goliath
Answer: David
Question: What is the capital of Sweden
Answer: Stockholm
Question: What is Bombay duck made from
Answer: Fish
Question: What is the official language of Brazil
Answer: Portuguese
Question: Which American silent film comedian has had a chain of restaurants named after him
Answer: Fatty Arbuckle
Question: Who wrote the classic novel Moby Dick
Answer: Herman Melville
Question: Which member of the new Wombles shares his name with a Channel Island
Answer: Alderney
Question: What is the state capital of South Australia
Answer: Adelaide
Question: What would you measure with a protractor
Answer: Angles
Question: What is the nearest galaxy to our own
Answer: Andromeda
Question: What type of fruit is a peasgood
Answer: Apple
Question: Who was the first person to have appeared four times on Desert Island Discs as a guest
Answer: Arthur Askey
Question: Snowdrift, Royal Carpet and Wonderland are all varieties of which bedding plant
Answer: Alyssum
Question: What was Gulliver's ship called
Answer: Antelope
Question: Which group had a hit single with a 1995 cover version of the Small Faces Itchycoo Park
Answer: M People
Question: Who had a top ten U.K. hit in 1998 with Chocolate Salty Balls
Answer: Chef
Question: In Shakespeare's play where were The Two Gentlemen from
Answer: Verona
Question: What is the one word motto of IBM
Answer: Think
Question: The French town of Grass is famous for which commodity
Answer: Perfume
Question: What was Jimmy Durante's nickname
Answer: Schnozzle
Question: What word can come before holiday, relations and school
Answer: Public
Question: Sweeney Todd was known as the Demon Barber of which London thoroughfare
Answer: Fleet Street
Question: What is the name of the instrument that the doctor uses to listen to your chest
Answer: Stethoscope
Question: What is hippophobia the fear of
Answer: Horses
Question: Who in 1812 designed the flag of Argentina
Answer: General Belgrano
Question: What type of bird is a White Holland
Answer: Turkey
Question: What would Del boy expect to get if he ordered a Ruby Murray
Answer: Curry
Question: Where would you have to go to view the Mona Lisa (not just the city)
Answer: The Louvre
Question: What name is given to all chemical compounds that contain hydrogen and carbon
Answer: Hydrocarbons
Question: What is the meaning of Golgotha
Answer: Place of the skull
Question: What is the state capital of Illinois
Answer: Springfield
Question: What was the London Billingsgate market famous for selling
Answer: Fish
Question: What were the first names of Abbot and Costello
Answer: Bud and Lou
Question: What is the capital of Albania
Answer: Tirana
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Eternal Flame
Answer: Bangles
Question: Which university did Prince Charles attend
Answer: Cambridge
Question: Who played the part of Father Ted in the T.V. series
Answer: Dermot Morgan
Question: What colour is the fruit of an aubergine
Answer: Purple
Question: Who in the poem married the owl and the pussycat
Answer: The turkey
Question: Which warship is permanently moored opposite the Tower of London
Answer: H.M.S. Belfast
Question: In which city was Terry Waite kidnapped in 1987
Answer: Beirut
Question: Which language spoken by 55 million people is not known to be related to any other
Answer: Korean
Question: Who was the front man for Cockney Rebel
Answer: Steve Harley
Question: On which of Florida's Keys could you visit Ernest Hemingway's house
Answer: Key West
Question: Which motor manufacturer made the Terios
Answer: Daihatsu
Question: What is the plural of moose
Answer: Moose
Question: Who scored England's goal against Germany in Euro 2000
Answer: Alan Shearer
Question: Who sang with the Bee Gees on the 1998 top ten U.K. hit Immortality
Answer: Celine Dion
Question: What is another name for quicksilver
Answer: Mercury
Question: Which former political lobbyist is now married to GMTV presenter Kate Garraway
Answer: Derek Draper
Question: Which MP was known as the Beast of Bolsover
Answer: Denis Skinner
Question: Who was the first woman to lead a British trade union
Answer: Brenda Dean
Question: Who was the leader of the Wurzels
Answer: Adge Cutler
Question: What is a female red deer called
Answer: Hind
Question: Who patented the sewing machine
Answer: Isaac Singer
Question: Which British Prime Minister declared Peace in our time in September 1938
Answer: Neville Chamberlain
Question: Which passerine bird is the official state bird of Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, Virginia and West Virginia
Answer: Cardinal
Question: Who when elected as MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington in 1987 became the first black woman member of the House of Commons
Answer: Diane Abbott
Question: On which brewers site in Chiswick has there been a brewery for more than 300 years
Answer: Fullers
Question: On death row In the USA, what is most popular request for last meal
Answer: Cheeseburger
Question: What was the last marque of Ford Cortina that came out in 1982 called
Answer: Cortina Crusader
Question: Martha who died in Cincinatti Zoo in 1914 was the last of which type of bird
Answer: Passenger pigeon
Question: Which company in 1960 introduced the first ready salted crisps
Answer: Golden Wonder
Question: What is the state capital of California
Answer: Sacramento
Question: What colour shirts do the Colombian national football side play in
Answer: Yellow
Question: From which creature do we get pate de foie gras
Answer: Geese
Question: What type of wood are traditional yule logs made from
Answer: Oak
Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1972 with Ball Park Incident
Answer: Wizzard
Question: In which country was Monica Seles born
Answer: Serbia
Question: Who had a number one in the seventies with Hit Me With Your Rhythm Stick
Answer: Ian Dury and The Blockheads
Question: How many legs does a scorpion have
Answer: Eight
Question: Where is Billy Butlin the holiday camp king buried
Answer: Jersey
Question: What potentially dangerous substance is sometimes called woolly rock
Answer: Asbestos
Question: Which group topped the album charts with Fog on the Tyne
Answer: Lindisfarne
Question: What was the name of the racehorse Basil Fawlty bet on after being told by Sybil not to bet
Answer: Dragonfly
Question: Who was the owner of Bagpuss
Answer: Emily
Question: What is the more popular name of the constellation Crux
Answer: The Southern Cross
Question: Which TV game show was devised by ex Sunday Night at the London Palladium compere Norman Vaughan
Answer: Bullseye
Question: Who is the only cricketer to do the double in his first first class season
Answer: Brian Close
Question: What was Bram short for in the author Bram Stoker's name
Answer: Abraham
Question: What is the principal rock that the Chiltern Hills are made of
Answer: Chalk
Question: What was the first record played on Radio One
Answer: Flowers in the Rain
Question: What was the name of the Laker Airways cheap trans Atlantic service started in 1977
Answer: Skytrain
Question: What is added to alcohol and sugar to make a syllabub
Answer: Cream
Question: Avianca is the national airline of which country
Answer: Colombia
Question: In the film Hook who played Hook
Answer: Dustin Hoffman
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 80's with China in Your Hand
Answer: T'Pau
Question: In the Pink Panther films what was the name of Inspector Clouseau's valet
Answer: Kato
Question: What is the more common name for the garden plant pyracantha
Answer: Firethorn
Question: Which was the first U.K. bank to introduce cash dispensing machines
Answer: Barclays
Question: Who was the first prime minister of Modern Israel
Answer: David Ben Gurion
Question: Which record company produced the first gramophone records
Answer: H.M.V.
Question: In which war was the term Fifth Column first used
Answer: Spanish Civil War
Question: Who was the first wife of Henry V111
Answer: Catherine of Aragon
Question: Who in 1909 became the first man to fly the English Channel
Answer: Louis Bleriot
Question: What is the first word in the Wham song Wake Me Up Before You Go Go
Answer: Jitterbug
Question: What was the name of Ethel's dog in Eastenders
Answer: Willie
Question: In which cartoon would you find Officer Dibble
Answer: Top Cat
Question: How many pieces are on a backgammon board at the start of play
Answer: Thirty
Question: Who recorded the theme music for the Bond film The Living Daylights
Answer: A-HA
Question: What is the nickname of Coventry City F.C.
Answer: The Sky Blues
Question: What is the most versatile piece on a chessboard
Answer: The Queen
Question: Who was the American Indian chief who led the Sioux against Custer
Answer: Sitting Bull
Question: On which river is the Kariba Dam
Answer: Zambezi
Question: From which port did Captain Cook sail on his voyage to the Pacific in the Resolution in 1768
Answer: Whitby
Question: Who played Sabrina the Teenage Witch in the TV series
Answer: Melissa Joan Hart
Question: Which UK politician was known as Doris Karloff
Answer: Anne Widdecombe
Question: Who was the first American in space
Answer: Alan Shepard
Question: Apry is a type of brandy flavoured with which fruit juice
Answer: Apricot
Question: What is Europe's highest volcano called
Answer: Etna
Question: Whitebait, eaten whole, is the young of which European fish (Usually)
Answer: Herring
Question: What type of bird is a merganser
Answer: Duck
Question: By what name did the American F-86 jet fighter become more commonly known
Answer: Sabre Jet
Question: What was the British Army's standard rifle from its adoption in 1895 till 1957
Answer: Lee Enfield
Question: What is the name of the Swedish national airline
Answer: SAS
Question: In which country is Mount Ararat
Answer: Turkey
Question: Which 1950's UK television puppet's catchphrase was Aw, don't embawass me!
Answer: Lenny the Lion
Question: He will sleep till noon but before it's dark, are words from which cartoon theme song
Answer: Yogi Bear
Question: An older woman who is attracted to, and often has sex with, much younger men is called a what
Answer: Cougar
Question: Which 1983 film had Chuck Norris as a Texas Ranger out to get David Carradine
Answer: Lone Wolf McQuade
Question: What is the capital of Greece
Answer: Athens
Question: What is the predominant colour of New York Taxis
Answer: Yellow
Question: What gas is commonly used to fill floating Birthday balloons
Answer: Helium
Question: Selenophobia is the fear of what
Answer: The moon
Question: What nationality was the fictional William Tell
Answer: Swiss