zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: In which American cop series did the hero keep a cockatoo called Fred
Answer: Baretta
Question: The name of which Greek god is used to describe a handsome man
Answer: Adonis
Question: What was the sword of Damocles hanging from
Answer: A single hair
Question: Which Scottish League football team is nicknamed the Borderers
Answer: Berwick Rangers
Question: Which French phrase used in English means have a good journey
Answer: Bon voyage
Question: What is sports presenter and former goalkeeper Bob Wilson's middle name
Answer: Primrose
Question: Who were the real life married couple who starred in the 1990 film Mr and Mrs Bridge
Answer: Paul Newman and Joanne Woodward
Question: Which American motor manufacturer used to make the Wildcat
Answer: Buick
Question: Which motor manufacturer made the commercial vehicle called the Vario
Answer: Mercedes
Question: Which car manufacturer made the Stilo
Answer: Fiat
Question: What is the name of the pub used by the Trotters in Only Fools and Horses
Answer: The Nags Head
Question: What is the name of the local pub in Peak Practice
Answer: The Black Swan
Question: Which Motown singer had a top ten hit with It Should Have Been Me
Answer: Yvonne Fair
Question: What sport did Ray French commentate on
Answer: Rugby League
Question: If you threw 3 and a 2 at the start of a game of Monopoly where would you land
Answer: Kings Cross Station
Question: In which English county was tobacco growing tried on a large scale
Answer: Gloucestershire
Question: What sport are the Boston Celtics involved in
Answer: Basketball
Question: What colour is muscovado sugar
Answer: Brown
Question: What is the hottest curry offered on the menu in an Indian restaurant
Answer: Phall
Question: Orion, Admiral, Joy and Glen Chova are varieties of which fruit
Answer: Raspberries
Question: If you ordered eggs a la coque in France what would you get
Answer: Soft boiled eggs
Question: What was Peter Andre's first top ten entry (1996)
Answer: Mysterious Girl
Question: What is the last word in Rule Britannia
Answer: Slaves
Question: At what sport was Vasily Alexev a competitor
Answer: Weightlifting
Question: Why was Ian Woosnam disqualified from the 2001 British Open Golf championship
Answer: Too many clubs in his bag
Question: What name is given to a station for helicopter passenger services
Answer: Heliport
Question: What is the state capital of South Carolina
Answer: Columbia
Question: Which famous Australian singer had a dessert named after her
Answer: Nellie Melba
Question: Who had a hit in the nineties with Don't Marry Her
Answer: Beautiful South
Question: Which American record producer was famous for his Wall of Sound
Answer: Phil Spector
Question: What was the name of the theme song from Minder
Answer: I Could Be So Good For You
Question: Which Scottish civil engineer was responsible for building the Caledonian Canal
Answer: Thomas Telford
Question: Katy Cropper was the first woman to win which TV competition
Answer: One Man And His Dog
Question: What name is given to a triangle with two sides equal
Answer: Isosceles triangle
Question: How many square chains are there in an acre
Answer: Ten
Question: What is an eleven sided figure called
Answer: Hendecagon
Question: According to rhyme who stole a pig and away he ran
Answer: Tom the Piper's Son
Question: Which bird turns it's head upside down to eat
Answer: Flamingo
Question: In Treasure Island who actually found the treasure
Answer: Ben Gunn
Question: What is the second event in the decathlon
Answer: Long Jump
Question: In which country is the Chrysler Regal made
Answer: Australia
Question: Which American state is nicknamed Tar Heel or Old North State
Answer: North Carolina
Question: In which film did Clint Eastwood actually say 'go ahead, make my day'
Answer: Sudden Impact
Question: Which stretch of water separates the Orkneys from Scotland
Answer: Pentland Firth
Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1981 with It Must Be Love
Answer: Madness
Question: By what name is the singer Orville Richard Burrell better known
Answer: Shaggy
Question: Which northern fishing town is associated with Dracula
Answer: Whitby
Question: Which accessory carried by a motorist could you also have round your midriff
Answer: Spare tyre
Question: Which cartoonist named Harold MacMillan, 'Supermac'
Answer: Vicky
Question: In the Disney cartoon version of Robin Hood which type of creature played Little John
Answer: Bear
Question: Who was head of the family in the cartoon series the Jetsons
Answer: George
Question: The American gold reserves are held in Fort Knox, but where are the silver reserves kept
Answer: West Point
Question: What aid to musicians did John Shore invent in 1711
Answer: Tuning fork
Question: Which Blue Peter presenter praised a pair of door ornaments by saying what a beautiful pair of knockers
Answer: Simon Groom
Question: With which political party was the landlord of The Golden Lion Hotel in Ashburton connected
Answer: Monster Raving Loony Party
Question: What was the name of Reparata's backing group
Answer: The Delrons
Question: Lara's Theme came from which film
Answer: Doctor Zhivago
Question: What type of acid is there in a bee sting
Answer: Formic acid
Question: What type of insect is a katydid
Answer: Grasshopper
Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the Condor motor cycle
Answer: Francis Barnet
Question: Who duetted with Kenny Rogers on Islands In The Stream
Answer: Dolly Parton
Question: Who had a number one in 2000 with Black Coffee
Answer: All Saints
Question: Who wrote The Tales Of Hoffman and Orpheus In The Underworld
Answer: Offenbach
Question: Who was Joe Cocker singing about in Delta Lady
Answer: Rita Coolidge
Question: In which Canadian state is Montreal
Answer: Quebec
Question: Which British aircraft manufacturer built the World War Two fighter the Defiant
Answer: Boulton Paul
Question: What is the capital of Costa Rica
Answer: San Jose
Question: In which city would you be able to view the Pablo Picasso masterpiece Guernica
Answer: Madrid
Question: What was James Bond's father's first name
Answer: Andrew
Question: Which English boxer lost World Championship bouts to Muhammad Ali and Floyd Patterson
Answer: Brian London
Question: British soldiers mentioned in despatches get which bronze award
Answer: The Oak Leaf
Question: Who had a number one in the fifties with Butterfly
Answer: Andy Williams
Question: In a calendar year what name is given to the final quarter day
Answer: Christmas Day
Question: What are Globe and Jerusalem a form of
Answer: Artichokes
Question: Which racket sport takes place in an area measuring 32 ft x 21 ft with a ball weighing 24 grammes
Answer: Squash
Question: For which county does England batsman Gary Balance play
Answer: Yorkshire
Question: What was the name of the bride in the 1998 film Bride of Chucky
Answer: Tiffany
Question: What was the name of the dog in the novel Three Men in a Boat
Answer: Montmorency
Question: What is the name of Dennis the Menace's dog
Answer: Gnasher
Question: What is piano based jazz known as
Answer: Boogie Woogie
Question: What was Elvis Presley's only UK number one with a one word title
Answer: Surrender
Question: Who played the theme music for the TV series Have Gun Will Travel
Answer: Duane Eddy
Question: What was the name of the cheap record singles label that Woolworths brought out to sell cover versions of hit songs
Answer: Embassy
Question: What type of musical instrument is a gekkin
Answer: Banjo
Question: In the UK, which animals are traditionally associated with the first of the month
Answer: White rabbits
Question: Which chemical element is represented by the letter Y in the periodic table
Answer: Yttrium
Question: Where is the National Railway Museum situated
Answer: York
Question: What was Jim Reeves first UK top ten hit (1963)
Answer: Welcome To My World
Question: What is a village without a church called
Answer: Hamlet
Question: What is the line of longitude lying at 0 degrees known as
Answer: The Greenwich Meridian
Question: Who made her name by perching on the desk while reading the Channel 5 news
Answer: Kirsty Young
Question: Who had a 2015 hit song with Want to Want Me
Answer: Jason Derulo
Question: Which Swiss city is supposed to be noted for its gnomes
Answer: Zurich
Question: What is another name for word blindness
Answer: Dyslexia
Question: What is the national day of France called
Answer: Bastille Day
Question: What was Anne of Cleves home town
Answer: Dusseldorf
Question: VH is the international aircraft registration for which country
Answer: Australia
Question: Which female artist sold the most albums worldwide in 2009
Answer: Susan Boyle
Question: What was the first UK number one for Jimmy Nail
Answer: Ain't No Doubt
Question: Who hosted the Channel 4 quiz show Codex
Answer: Tony Robinson
Question: Who was the first man to captain coach and manage the England cricket team and also serve on the board of selectors
Answer: Ray Illingworth
Question: Where is the Horse of the Year show staged
Answer: Wembley Arena
Question: In which area of France is The Camargue
Answer: Provence
Question: What is Italy's national flower
Answer: Lily
Question: Maledictology is the study of what
Answer: Swear words
Question: In which form of music might you hear a paper and comb or a washboard being played
Answer: Skiffle
Question: What is the theme song from Absolutely Fabulous
Answer: This Wheel's On Fire
Question: In America if both the President and Vice President are killed who takes over
Answer: The Speaker of the House of Representatives
Question: Which American state has the motto Gold and Silver
Answer: Montana
Question: In which Italian town is the San Marino Grand Prix held
Answer: Imola
Question: What is a Penang lawyer
Answer: Walking stick
Question: Which film was based on Gone to Texas by Forest Parker
Answer: The Outlaw Josey Wales
Question: Who played Councillor David Horton in the TV sitcom The Vicar of Dibley
Answer: Gary Waldhorn
Question: Who played Fliss Hawthorne in the TV sitcom The Cuckoo Waltz
Answer: Diane Keen
Question: What is the largest instrument in the violin family
Answer: Double bass
Question: What musical instrument was invented by Johann Christophe Denner
Answer: Clarinet
Question: Who was the British war hero who was seized in Beirut in 1989 at the age of 74
Answer: Jackie Mann
Question: Actor Norman Lumsden's most famous role was in an advert, who did he play
Answer: JR Hartley
Question: A melcryptovestimentaphiliac compulsively steals what
Answer: Knickers
Question: Which county cricket club has a rearing white horse on its crest
Answer: Kent
Question: Which former soap star had a hit in 1993 with This Is It
Answer: Dannii Minogue
Question: What is the capital of the Maldive islands
Answer: Male
Question: Cape Farewell is the southern tip of which island
Answer: Greenland
Question: Which former chancellor of the exchequer was born in the Shetlands
Answer: Norman Lamont
Question: How many chains are there in a furlong
Answer: Ten
Question: In 1949 which became the first stately home in England to open to the public
Answer: Longleat
Question: The Astor family were owners of which magnificent house
Answer: Cliveden
Question: What is the emblem of the Rainforest Alliance, which promotes and certifies sustainable rainforest business globally
Answer: A green frog
Question: Which singer/actress autobiography was called A View From A Broad
Answer: Bette Midler
Question: Which female singer had a top ten hit in 1986 with French Kissing In The USA
Answer: Debbie Harry
Question: Which Olympian, was the first person to carry the Olympic torch when it came to the UK in May 2012
Answer: Ben Ainslie
Question: Whose record did Babe Ruth break when he hit 60 home runs in 1927
Answer: His own
Question: Who won the Professional Footballers Association player of the Year award for 2014/2015 season
Answer: Eden Hazard
Question: In which ocean can one find Pentecost Island
Answer: Pacific
Question: In which European capital city is the famous Hotel Kempinski
Answer: Berlin
Question: What replaced the identikit method of finding criminals
Answer: Photofit
Question: What part of the body would be protected by a piece of armour called a tasset
Answer: Upper thigh
Question: Spelter is another name for which metal
Answer: Zinc
Question: What does the Latin phrase cum laude mean
Answer: With praise
Question: Who played Oliver Smallbridge in the eighties Australia sitcom Never The Twain
Answer: Windsor Davies
Question: To which song did the guys finally strip in The Full Monty
Answer: You Can Leave Your Hat On
Question: For which Australia series did Michael Gambon win a Best Actor BAFTA in 1987
Answer: The Singing Detective
Question: What sport is played by the Indiana Pacers
Answer: Basketball
Question: What is the highest point of a triangle called
Answer: Apex
Question: What colour are the French Michelin Guides
Answer: Red
Question: Who named the colours of the rainbow
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton
Question: What was the name of the wife of convicted serial killer Dr Harold Shipman, who murdered over 200 OAP's in his home town of Hyde in Cheshire
Answer: Primrose
Question: Which serial killer was known as The Lady Killer
Answer: Ted Bundy
Question: Joseph Wiseman played which James Bond villain
Answer: Dr Julius No
Question: Who directed the 1972 film the Mechanic starring Charles Bronson
Answer: Michael Winner
Question: What word prefixes business, room, and case, to produce three other words
Answer: Show
Question: In which British city is there a Bridge of Sighs
Answer: Cambridge
Question: Who played harmonica on Chaka Khan's hit I Feel For You
Answer: Stevie Wonder
Question: Who was the world cross country long course winner in 1985 and 1986
Answer: Zola Budd
Question: Which Scottish football league side has the motto "Ready"
Answer: Glasgow Rangers
Question: What is the motto of the Girl Guides
Answer: Be Prepared
Question: What was Andy Williams theme song
Answer: Moon River
Question: What is the study of symbols and the rules for manipulating symbols in mathematics called
Answer: Algebra
Question: What is the link between Blue Peter, Pearl Diver and Sir Peter Teazle
Answer: Derby winners
Question: Who wrote The Ipcress File
Answer: Len Deighton
Question: Near which town is the famous Stoke Mandeville hospital
Answer: Aylesbury
Question: What did McDonald's call their low fat burger
Answer: The Mclean
Question: What was the first fighting vehicle
Answer: War chariot
Question: In geography what name is given to an area of sandbanks
Answer: Shoal
Question: An acronym used in the USA what is a W.A.S.P.
Answer: White Anglo Saxon Protestant
Question: In Ireland what is a Gombeen Man
Answer: Moneylender
Question: In which country is the Shell Trophy played for at cricket
Answer: New Zealand
Question: What nationality was the pirate Captain Kidd
Answer: Scottish
Question: In waters belonging which country are the world's strongest tidal currents found
Answer: Norway
Question: In which Woody Allen film do a pair of burglars answer the phone and become random contestants in a phone in quiz show
Answer: Radio Days
Question: What is the nickname of New Zealand's national basketball team
Answer: The Tall Blacks
Question: Where did Philippe Cozette and Graham Fagg meet on December the first 1990
Answer: Under the English Channel
Question: What is the nationality of Chelsy Davy, former girlfriend of Prince Harry
Answer: Zimbabwean
Question: What name is given to the horizontal bar of a window
Answer: Transom
Question: When free school milk was given out what size were the bottles
Answer: Third of a pint
Question: Which soft drink is made from grapes blackcurrants and raspberries
Answer: Vimto
Question: Who took Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini to number one in 1990
Answer: Bombalurina
Question: Who wrote 'The Times They Are A Changin'
Answer: Bob Dylan
Question: Which rapper's real name is Louise Harman
Answer: Lady Sovereign
Question: What was advertised with the slogan It's slightly rippled with a flat underside
Answer: Cadbury's Boost
Question: Which Carol won the first Celebrity Stars in Their Eyes
Answer: Carol Vorderman
Question: What was the name of Tom's wife in the TV sitcom The Good Life
Answer: Barbara
Question: Which was the first car manufacturer to offer a 7year/150,000 km warranty on all cars sold in Europe
Answer: Kia
Question: On which motorway are the Trowell and Woodhall service areas
Answer: M1
Question: Who was honoured in 2010 with her own chapel in Westminster Abbey
Answer: Florence Nightingale
Question: Which TV presenter was the first to win the coveted "Rear of the Year" for a second time in 2014
Answer: Carol Vorderman
Question: What four words did the Queen say as part of the 2012 Olympic Opening Ceremony in the video scene at Buckingham Palace
Answer: Good evening, Mr Bond
Question: When he was reworking the Mona Lisa what did Salvadore Dali add to it
Answer: A moustache
Question: You can hold it without using your arms or hands what is it
Answer: Your breath
Question: Which British airport has the IATA call sign BRS
Answer: Bristol airport
Question: Which championship team beat Stoke City 4-1 in 2015 thereby knocking them out of the FA Cup
Answer: Blackburn Rovers
Question: What is the collective noun for Emus
Answer: Mob
Question: In the group Echo and The Bunnymen who or what is Echo
Answer: Drum machine
Question: What was Blondie's last UK number one
Answer: Maria in 1999
Question: WE FATTEN HIGH MOTHERS (Shakespeare)
Answer: The Taming of the Shrew
Question: Who had a top ten hit in 2000 with Jerusalem
Answer: Fat Les
Question: In Australian slang what is a sanga
Answer: Sandwich
Question: Which role was played by Tim McInerny on TV's 'Blackadder IV'
Answer: Captain Darling
Question: Which dry gin was created by James Burroughs in Chelsea in 1862
Answer: Beefeater
Question: Which American city is named after Saint Francis of Assisi
Answer: San Francisco
Question: To which Berkshire destination did the C.N.D. march from London each Easter beginning in the late 1950s
Answer: Aldermaston
Question: HMS Ark Royal was built by which company in the 1980s
Answer: Swan Hunters
Question: A Habanero is a native of which capital city
Answer: Havana
Question: Who played the unscrupulous Damien Day in the TV series Drop The Dead Donkey
Answer: Stephen Tompkinson
Question: Which motor manufacturer made the Saxo
Answer: Citroen
Question: What is the colour of the stripe on the trousers of a Mountie's dress uniform
Answer: Yellow
Question: Who won the FA Cup in 2006
Answer: Liverpool
Question: What 1976 and 1991 hit begins: "Is this the real life / Is this just fantasy"
Answer: Bohemian Rhapsody
Question: In terms of population, what is the largest town in Devon
Answer: Torquay
Question: What is an overhead metal bar strengthening the frame of a vehicle and protecting the occupants if it overturns called
Answer: Roll bar
Question: In which branch of the armed services did John F Kennedy serve during WW2
Answer: The US Navy
Question: What is the name of Tel Aviv's airport
Answer: Ben Gurion
Question: Which flower is the national symbol of France
Answer: Fleur De Lys
Question: Who has been named as the best paid female musician by Forbes in 2015
Answer: Katy Perry
Question: Which sitcom character lived at 27, Sodbury Terrace
Answer: Frank Spencer
Question: Which country has a map of itself on its flag
Answer: Cyprus
Question: What was the only UK hit for The Pipkins
Answer: Gimme dat Ding
Question: What was actress Michelle Collins job in the comedy drama Sunburn
Answer: Holiday rep
Question: What is the collective noun for asparagus
Answer: Bundle
Question: On which sea is the Italian resort of Rimini
Answer: Adriatic
Question: Who duetted with Tom Jones on the 1999 version of Baby It's Cold Outside
Answer: Cerys Matthews
Question: Whose idea was it to have leap years
Answer: Julius Caesar
Question: What are young gerbils called
Answer: Pups
Question: What is 2016 in Roman numerals
Answer: MMXVI
Question: What is the largest city in Switzerland
Answer: Zurich
Question: What kitchen tool was invented my William Lyman in 1870
Answer: Tin opener
Question: Who was the first man to have won a Nobel prize and an Oscar
Answer: George Bernard Shaw
Question: Which Beatles song was also recorded by Peter Sellers
Answer: A Hard Day's Night
Question: Which lager features the date 1664 on its cans
Answer: Kronenbourg
Question: What is an otter's tail called
Answer: Pole
Question: Vermicide is used to kill which creatures
Answer: Worms
Question: In which city was the Arab League founded in 1945
Answer: Tunis
Question: What is the collective noun for Coroners
Answer: Body
Question: What is the theatrical equivalent of an Oscar
Answer: Tony
Question: Something About You and Lessons In Love were top ten hits for which group
Answer: Level 42
Question: Which Cambridge college did Prince Charles attend
Answer: Trinity
Question: What sport is played by Philadelphia Eagles
Answer: American football
Question: Which is Africa's largest landlocked country
Answer: Niger
Question: What percentage of the vote is needed to elect a Pope
Answer: Two thirds plus one
Question: Who had a number one album in 1987 with Nothing Like The Sun
Answer: Sting
Question: Who played Jessica Tandy's son in the film Driving Miss Daisy
Answer: Dan Aykroyd
Question: What shape is a spinnaker sail
Answer: Triangular
Question: What name was given to the system of connecting computer devices in a series so that the first device is connected to the second, the second to the third etc
Answer: Daisy chaining
Question: Which entertainer's autobiography was titled It's Hello From Him
Answer: Ronnie Barker
Question: What does the cockney rhyming slang mince pies mean
Answer: Eyes
Question: What is the singular of data
Answer: Datum
Question: What French phrase has been adopted into the English language - meaning to be familiar or conversant with
Answer: Au-Fait
Question: What is the meaning of the christian name Cyril
Answer: Lordly
Question: What were Abdullah No. Seven and Pasha
Answer: Cigarettes
Question: What gift is traditionally given on a fifteenth wedding anniversary
Answer: Watches
Question: What was the currency of Belgium before the introduction of the Euro
Answer: Belgian franc
Question: What is a forty-fifth wedding anniversary traditionally called
Answer: Sapphire
Question: Who wrote the book The Right Stuff
Answer: Tom Wolfe
Question: Who was the voice of the puppet Lennie the Lion
Answer: Terry Hall
Question: What is a prong of a fork called
Answer: Tine
Question: A creature that is described as a granivore will eat mainly what
Answer: Seeds
Question: What was the sequel to the TV sitcom And Mother Makes Three
Answer: And Mother Makes Five
Question: Which 19th Century poet and author popularised the limerick format
Answer: Edward Lear
Question: During the Stone Age what kind of stone was used to make tools and weapons
Answer: Flint
Question: What day of the year is celebrated as Yorkshire Day
Answer: 1st August
Question: What is the motto of the Sea Cadets
Answer: Ready Aye Ready
Question: Which pink mayonnaise-based salad dressing is flavoured with tomatoes and green peppers
Answer: Thousand Island Dressing
Question: Which English football team's mascot is called Stamford The Lion
Answer: Chelsea
Question: By what common name is Hydrated Magnesium Sulphate better known
Answer: Epsom salts
Question: Can you tell the TV game show from the consolation prize of a carriage clock
Answer: Mr and Mrs
Question: What type of stone is The Blarney Stone made from
Answer: Limestone
Question: Who played DI Harry Naylor in the police drama series Between the Lines
Answer: Tom Georgeson
Question: Who had a hit in the sixties with Along Came Jones
Answer: The Coasters
Question: What was the only UK hit for Tammy Jones
Answer: Let me Try Again
Question: Who had a hit in 1994 with Mr Jones
Answer: Counting Crows
Question: What was the first top ten entry for Jesus Jones
Answer: International Bright Young Thing
Question: From which song do these lyrics come. Hello Mrs Jones how's your Bert's lumbago, mustn't grumble
Answer: Lazy Sunday
Question: What make of car was Alan Jones driving when he won the 1980 F1 championship
Answer: Williams Ford
Question: Who designed Lady Sarah Armstrong-Jones wedding dress
Answer: Jasper Conran