zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What type of creature is a sea wasp
Answer: Jellyfish
Question: Which Carry On actor's London flat was awarded a blue plaque in 2014
Answer: Kenneth Williams
Question: In which ocean are the Canary Islands
Answer: Atlantic
Question: Which country puts Sverige on its stamps
Answer: Sweden
Question: Which company makes the Crunchie chocolate bar
Answer: Cadbury
Question: In which US state was the Harley-Davidson motorcycle company founded
Answer: Wisconsin
Question: What is the chemical symbol for the element manganese
Answer: Mn
Question: What was Men Without Hats only chart entry (1983)
Answer: Safety Dance
Question: The city of Linz is in which European country
Answer: Austria
Question: Which billionaire married Melinda French in 1995
Answer: Bill Gates
Question: What nationality are the group The Cardigans
Answer: Swedish
Question: Which TV game show offered consolation prizes made from tungsten
Answer: Bullseye
Question: Which ex Fleet Street editor hosted the TV quiz programme Headliners
Answer: Derek Jameson
Question: Michael Aspel, Michael Parkinson, and Tim Clark have all hosted which TV game show
Answer: Give Us a Clue
Question: What was the name of the golfing game show presented by Jimmy Tarbuck
Answer: Full Swing
Question: Which game show did Annabel Croft star in after Treasure Hunt
Answer: Interceptor
Question: If cats are feline which creatures are bovine
Answer: Cattle
Question: Calabrese is an Italian variety of which vegetable
Answer: Broccoli
Question: In which sport might the Duckworth-Lewis method be used
Answer: Cricket
Question: In which American state did the Mayflower land
Answer: Massachusetts
Question: What is the more common name of the garden plant Muscari
Answer: Grape hyacinth
Question: Americans call it a purse what would we call it
Answer: Handbag
Question: Name the American U2 pilot shot down over Russia in 1960
Answer: Gary Powers
Question: What herb is essential in a New England Clam Chowder
Answer: Thyme
Question: What spice do chefs call the sweet wood
Answer: Cinnamon
Question: From which part of a plant do we get cinnamon
Answer: Tree bark
Question: What is the spice, the oil of which is used to treat toothache
Answer: Cloves
Question: What is the meaning of the first name Blanche
Answer: White
Question: You have heard of the Queen of Sheba, in which modern country is Sheba now situated
Answer: Yemen
Question: What is the record winning margin in an English football league game
Answer: Thirteen
Question: The headquarters of the International Ice Hockey Federation is in which European city
Answer: Zurich
Question: Which monarch knighted Sir Francis Drake
Answer: Elizabeth 1
Question: What colour does copper give to a firework
Answer: Green
Question: Coach, Hex cap, Lag, and Machine
Answer: Screws
Question: Blinker, Fountain, Banger, Rocket, Candle and Cake
Answer: Fireworks
Question: Bead, Ball, Ribbon, Staccato and Sheet
Answer: Lightning
Question: Limerick, Round Bend, Aberdeen and Octopus
Answer: Fishing hooks
Question: What three English resorts are known collectively as Torbay
Answer: Torquay, Paignton and Brixham
Question: Who was the first governor-general of India
Answer: Warren Hastings
Question: Who had a top album in 1990 with his first album Soul Provider
Answer: Michael Bolton
Question: The Royal Mews are part of which London building
Answer: Buckingham Palace
Question: Who was the nurse convicted of murdering four children at a Grantham hospital in 1993
Answer: Beverley
Question: The Spink standard catalogue lists information about what?
Answer: Coins
Question: In the Saint series of books what is Inspector Teal's full name?
Answer: Claude Eustace Teal
Question: What culture introduced hats and crackers at Xmas season?
Answer: Ancient Rome
Question: Chang 1st Wang 2nd what third most common Chinese name?
Answer: Li
Question: How many feathers feature in the Prince of Wales coat of arms ?
Answer: Three
Question: How many events are there in a decathlon ?
Answer: 10
Question: Which children's television show featured the characters of George, Zippy and Bungle ?
Answer: Rainbow
Question: In which film did Roy Scheider play a sheriff and Richard Dreyfus a marine biologist ?
Answer: Jaws
Question: With which football club would you associate the Toon Army?
Answer: Newcastle United
Question: Who is the animated star of the computer game Tomb Raider?
Answer: Lara Croft
Question: What was Sarah, the Duchess of York's maiden name ?
Answer: Ferguson
Question: Who starred in the film `Enter The Dragon` ?
Answer: Bruce Lee
Question: What is the name of the first reindeer Santa calls in The Night Before Christmas?
Answer: Dasher
Question: Which leader lives in the Potola?
Answer: Dalai Lama
Question: The Aphrodite of Melos has a more famous name - what?
Answer: Venus de Milo
Question: Rosencrantz and Guilderstern are dead - name playwright?
Answer: Tom Stoppard
Question: If you suffer from Tinea Pedis what have you got?
Answer: Athletes foot
Question: In what country would you find the Imola motor racing circuit?
Answer: Italy
Question: Who was the England football manager prior to Alf Ramsay?
Answer: Walter Winterbottom
Question: What is normally celebrated on the third Sunday in June in the UK?
Answer: Fathers Day
Question: What does an ichthyologist study?
Answer: Fish
Question: In the song, 'The House of the Rising Sun' is in which city?
Answer: New Orleans
Question: Who had a 1993 hit with 'Dreams'?
Answer: Gabrielle
Question: Who had a 1993 album called 'Diva'?
Answer: Annie Lennox
Question: This word means 'to make a flippant or humorous remark about a serious subject?
Answer: Facetious
Question: What word beginning with 'M' means 'To treat someone leniently'?
Answer: Mollycoddle
Question: Where would you find the port and waters of 'Scapa Flow'?
Answer: The Orkney Islands
Question: In which US state will you find 'The Everglades'?
Answer: Florida
Question: What is the name of the Indian girl recued by Peter Pan?
Answer: Tiger Lily
Question: On which island will you find 'Fingal's Cave'?
Answer: Staffa
Question: Which museum houses Velazquez's only painting of nude buttocks?
Answer: The National Gallery
Question: Which famous artist designed the Chupa Chups logo?
Answer: Salvador Dali
Question: What's the name of the Postimpressionist artist known as 'Le Douanier'?
Answer: Henri Rousseau
Question: The Pindus is the main mountain range in what country?
Answer: Greece
Question: What animal always gives birth to same sex twins?
Answer: Armadillo
Question: In computing, Douglas Engelbart invented what device for input?
Answer: Mouse
Question: Which 19 year old actress made her debut with Humphrey Bogart in the film 'To Have and Have Not'?
Answer: Lauren Bacall
Question: Who was beaten by Bjorn Borg in his first Wimbledon title?
Answer: Ilie Nastase
Question: Who patented the 'Zip fastener' in 1893?
Answer: Whitcomb Judson
Question: How many 'G' letters are there in a Scrabble game?
Answer: 3
Question: Who directed the movie 'Four Weddings and a Funeral'?
Answer: Mike Newell
Question: Who wrote the following books: 'Peter Pan, The Little Minister and Window in Thrums'?
Answer: J.M Barrie
Question: Dupion, Habotai and Noil are three types of what fabric?
Answer: Silk
Question: Who presented the long-running radio programme 'Desert Island Discs' until his death in 1985?
Answer: Roy Plomley
Question: Dolly the Sheep was successfully cloned in Scotland in what year?
Answer: 1996
Question: What pop group had a "Message in a Bottle"?
Answer: Police
Question: Halcyon is the poetic name for which bird?
Answer: Kingfisher
Question: Who had a hit with Sylvia's Mother?
Answer: Dr Hook
Question: What world capital city is heated by volcanic springs?
Answer: Reykjavik
Question: The African and French marigolds are native to what country?
Answer: Mexico
Question: Who is the Patron Saint of Grave diggers?
Answer: St Anthony
Question: In the group 'Derek and the Dominoes' who was Derek?
Answer: Eric Clapton
Question: In which country was the World War 2 'Battle of El Alamein' fought?
Answer: Egypt
Question: What are you being tested for when having an 'Isihara' test?
Answer: Colour blindness
Question: In which profession would you use a shearing hook and a reed leggett?
Answer: Thatching
Question: Which popular TV cartoon show was created by Matt Groening?
Answer: The Simpsons
Question: What is the British bird having the Latin name 'Pica pica'?
Answer: Magpie
Question: Which novelist wrote 'Jude the Obscure'?
Answer: Thomas Hardy
Question: By what pen name did we know Eric Blair?
Answer: George Orwell
Question: What is surgically removed in a cholecystecomy?
Answer: Gall bladder
Question: Zagreb is the capital of which country?
Answer: Croatia
Question: What is the name of Richard Branson's private island in the British Virgin Islands?
Answer: Necker Island
Question: What is the largest woodwind instrument in an orchestra?
Answer: Bassoon
Question: What organ stores bile produced in the liver?
Answer: The Gall Bladder
Question: Which actor used the word “Perfik” in The Darling Buds of May?
Answer: David Jason
Question: Who was the second wife that Henry VIII divorced?
Answer: Anne of Cleeves
Question: In which country is the Spanish Riding School?
Answer: Austria
Question: Who was the architect of the Albert Memorial?
Answer: GEORGE GILBERT SCOTT
Question: The Star fruit is found on which tree?
Answer: CARAMBOLA TREE
Question: The remains of which British monarch were found in a council car park in Leicester in 2012?
Answer: King Richard III
Question: What is the name of Katherine Jenkins debut album, released in 2004?
Answer: Premiere
Question: What year were the Summer Olympics held in Beijing, China?
Answer: 2008
Question: Romania and which other country joined the EU on the 1st January 2007?
Answer: Bulgaria
Question: Which is the percussion instrument named from two Greek words meaning wood and sound?
Answer: Xylophone
Question: Marie Antoinette was born in which country?
Answer: Austria
Question: Which cathedral overlooks Red Square in Moscow?
Answer: St. Basil's
Question: What is the staple food of one third of the world’s population?
Answer: rice
Question: Which country is known as 'the land of the midnight sun'?
Answer: Norway
Question: The Vulgate is a version of which book?
Answer: the Bible
Question: The sternum is the medical name for what?
Answer: breastbone
Question: Name the resort in New Jersey USA famous for it's boardwalk?
Answer: Atlantic City
Question: Amy Johnson was the first woman to fly solo to Australia in which year?
Answer: 1930
Question: In which London art gallery will you find the greatest number of J M W Turner paintings?
Answer: The Tate gallery
Question: What is the capital of Mongolia?
Answer: Ulan Bator
Question: Which camel has only one hump?
Answer: Dromedary
Question: Who was the lead singer in The Police?
Answer: Sting
Question: How many legs does an insect have?
Answer: Six
Question: Who had a number one in 1960 called `Only The Lonely`?
Answer: Roy Orbison
Question: Who played the title role in the 1960 film `Spartacus`?
Answer: Kirk Douglas
Question: Which ear did Vincent Van Gogh partially cut off ?
Answer: Left
Question: Was Shirley Temple 21; 25 or 29 when she made her last film in 1949 ?
Answer: 21
Question: What was the date of Muammar Gadhafi's death?
Answer: October 20th
Question: Who did Jai McDowall beat in this years final of Britain's Got Talent?
Answer: Ronan Parke
Question: What Shakespeare play did true love never run smooth?
Answer: Midsummer Nights Dream
Question: Which pop singer was Glad to be Gay?
Answer: Tom Robinson
Question: Who's first book was Pebble in the Sky?
Answer: Isaac Asimov
Question: In literature who lived at 7 Savile Row?
Answer: Phileas Fogg
Question: If something is caseous what is it like?
Answer: Cheese
Question: Jimmy Doyle died during a title fight in 1947 who was opponent?
Answer: Sugar Ray Robinson
Question: Beethoven's fifth piano concerto is nicknamed what?
Answer: The Emperor
Question: In which film did Cliff Richard sing Living Doll in 1959?
Answer: Serious Charge
Question: Which orchestral instrument can play the highest note?
Answer: The Violin
Question: What were volitos first demonstrated in Soho London in 1823?
Answer: Roller Skates
Question: In literature who married Mary Morstan?
Answer: Dr John Watson
Question: Who directed the 1962 film Lawrence of Arabia?
Answer: David Lean
Question: In mythology Romulus Remus suckled by a she-wolf fed by what?
Answer: Woodpecker
Question: In what French district do most of the best clarets come from?
Answer: Medoc
Question: In what country did the Olympic Games originate?
Answer: Greece
Question: What is the strongest muscle in the human body?
Answer: Tongue
Question: Who wrote the book 'Black Beauty?
Answer: Anna Sewell
Question: In which town would you find the English entrance to the 'Channel Tunnel (Eurotunnel)?
Answer: Folkestone
Question: What was the name of the Royal yacht which was de-commissioned in 1997?
Answer: Britannia
Question: During 1951, who did the English football team beat 17 - 0?
Answer: Australia
Question: In what year did Ankara become capital of Turkey?
Answer: 1923
Question: In what year did RAF hero Douglas Bader lose his legs?
Answer: 1931
Question: What's the name of the actor who played 'Huggy Bear' in the Starsky and Hutch TV series?
Answer: Antonio Fargas
Question: In which European city did Oscar Wilde die in 1900?
Answer: Paris
Question: In which English county was the 1970's TV series 'Poldark' set?
Answer: Cornwall
Question: Which child actress starred in Tiger Bay (1959), Pollyanna (1960) and The Parent Trap (1961)?
Answer: Hayley Mills
Question: In the 'Disney' film the Lion King, who provided the voice of the evil lion 'Scar'?
Answer: Jeremy Irons
Question: Which band recorded the soundtrack to the 1986 film, 'Highlander'?
Answer: Queen
Question: What is the US equivalent of the Foreign Office?
Answer: State Department
Question: He invented the 'seed-drill' and his name was used by a pop group?
Answer: Jethro Tull
Question: What tree produces 'Conkers' each autumn (fall)?
Answer: Horse Chestnut
Question: Which young poet drowned off the Italian coast in 1822?
Answer: Percy Shelly
Question: Which sporting tournament was won five times by Peter Thompson?
Answer: British Open
Question: 'The League of Nations', the forerunner to the 'United Nations' was founded in what year?
Answer: 1919
Question: Who did Rocky Marciano beat to take the world heavyweight championship in 1952?
Answer: Jersey Joe Walcott
Question: The bells were ringing for Chuck Berry when this song made it to No1. His first and only British No. 1. What song?
Answer: My Ding-a-Ling
Question: Which 1990 film starred Macauley Caulkin?
Answer: Home Alone
Question: In what year did Sir Gordon Richards become the first jockey to be knighted?
Answer: 1954
Question: Which city should have hosted the 'cancelled' Summer Olympics, in 1944?
Answer: London
Question: Martin Bell was among those who defined the term 'war correspondent'. He later stole the show in the **** election campaign with his anti-sleaze battle against MP Neil Hamilton. **** What year?
Answer: 1997
Question: Who plays at Burnden Park?
Answer: Bolton Wanderers
Question: Name the 17 year old player who scored two goals in the 1958 World Cup Final?
Answer: Pele
Question: Which city hosted the 1975 European Cup Final?
Answer: Paris
Question: England World Cup trio: Bobby Moore; Geoff Hurst and Martin Peters, came from which team?
Answer: West Ham
Question: In which city would you find 'Copacabana Beach' and 'Ipanema'?
Answer: Rio de Janeiro
Question: Which character was played by Nyree Dawn Porter in 'The Forsyte Saga'?
Answer: Irene
Question: What country hosted the 1978 Football World Cup?
Answer: Argentina
Question: What is the largest country in South America?
Answer: Brazil
Question: How many squares are there on a chessboard?
Answer: 64
Question: In which equestrian event would you compete in the puissance?
Answer: Show Jumping
Question: What surface is the French Open tennis tournament played on?
Answer: Clay
Question: Which 'Royal' won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 2006?
Answer: Zara Phillips
Question: Which actress starred in 'Funny Girl'?
Answer: Barbra Streisand
Question: I which European city will you find 'Dam Square'?
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: Featuring a pig named Napoleon! Who wrote 'Animal Farm?
Answer: George Orwell
Question: Name the 1972 musical starring David Essex as Jesus Christ?
Answer: Godspell
Question: What nationality was Winston Churchill's mother?
Answer: American
Question: In which American city will you find the 'Guggenheim Museum'?
Answer: New York
Question: Who scored the first snooker 147 on TV?
Answer: Steve Davis
Question: The 'Congo' river is now known as what?
Answer: Zaire river
Question: Which actor played the title roll in 'Dixon of Dock Green'?
Answer: Jack Warner
Question: In what year did the National Lottery begin in Britain?
Answer: 1994
Question: Which world record did Jonathon Edwards smash in 1995?
Answer: Triple jump
Question: Who was the author of 1990 novel 'House of Cards'?
Answer: Michael Dobbs
Question: At which racecourse will you find the grave of racehorse 'Red Rum?
Answer: Aintree
Question: In what country will you find the 'Giants Causeway'?
Answer: Northern Ireland
Question: What city is the capital of New Zealand?
Answer: Wellington
Question: What is the largest eagle?
Answer: The Harpy Eagle
Question: Who was the first female tennis player to win $1 million for a match?
Answer: Chris Evert
Question: In what year did Arsene Wenger become manager at Arsenal?
Answer: 1996
Question: Which State became the 11th of the United States in 1788?
Answer: New York
Question: Which fruit has the largest percentage of calories?
Answer: Avocado
Question: What name is given to a male horse or pony that is less than 4 years old?
Answer: Colt
Question: Who would work in a workshop called a forge?
Answer: Blacksmith
Question: How many noses does a slug have?
Answer: 4
Question: Which actress played Cathy Gale in 'The Avengers'?
Answer: Honor Blackman
Question: What country is the world’s largest tea producing nation?
Answer: India
Question: is the atomic number of which metal?
Answer: Magnesium
Question: Which Australian writer won the Nobel prize for literature in 1973?
Answer: Patrick White
Question: Who wrote the book Schindler's Ark which was also an (Oscar winning film)?
Answer: Thomas Keneally
Question: In what movie did Elvis Presley play a Red Indian?
Answer: Stay away Joe
Question: Drakes ship the Golden Hind(e) was originally called what?
Answer: The Pelican
Question: The male of what species explodes his internal genitalia on mating - then dies?
Answer: Honeybee
Question: Which story begins all children except one grow up?
Answer: Peter Pan
Question: In which Shakespeare play will you find the line 'Beware the Ides of March'?
Answer: Julius Caesar
Question: What was the name of the female police officer, shot outside the Libyan Embassy?
Answer: Yvonne Fletcher
Question: Charles and Camilla had their honeymoon in which country?
Answer: Scotland
Question: Little Marvel and Kelvedon Wonder are types of which vegetable?
Answer: Pea
Question: Who became the leader of the Labour party in 1980?
Answer: Denis Healey
Question: Who was the first to become 'Prince of Wales'?
Answer: James I
Question: In the nursery rhyme, who found Lucy Locket's lost pocket?
Answer: Kitty Fisher
Question: How many strings has a Ukulele?
Answer: 4
Question: Who was the first ever Bond girl?
Answer: Ursula Andress
Question: The Clifton Suspension Bridge spans which river?
Answer: Avon
Question: What are the first names of the Mom and Dad in The Adams Family?
Answer: Morticia and Gomez
Question: In which UK county is Salisbury Plain?
Answer: Wiltshire
Question: Sardines and pilchards belong to which family of fish?
Answer: Herring
Question: Who wrote 'The Jungle Book'?
Answer: Rudyard Kipling
Question: In 1923 who was the 1st American to swim across the English Channel?
Answer: Henry Sullivan
Question: Who sang '99 Red Balloons'?
Answer: Nena
Question: Who played Vivien in the BBC comedy The Young Ones?
Answer: Adrian Edmondson
Question: Who presented TVâs fifteen to one?
Answer: William G Stewart
Question: Which uses more facial muscles a frown or a smile?
Answer: Frown
Question: How many points are scored with a field goal in American football?
Answer: 3
Question: By what name was actor Bernard Schwartz usually known?
Answer: Tony Curtis
Question: The leaves of which plant are said to heal a nettle sting?
Answer: Dock leaves
Question: How many solstices are there each year?
Answer: Two
Question: Which musical instrument is associated with jazz musician Kid Ory?
Answer: Trombone
Question: Which vegetable is called rutabaga in the USA and neeps in Scotland?
Answer: Swede
Question: What is the British equivalent of the American station wagon?
Answer: Estate car
Question: King Zog ruled which country?
Answer: Albania
Question: Who starred as the Six Million Dollar Man?
Answer: Lee Majors
Question: Who played 'The Hudson Sisters' in the 1962 film 'Whatever Happened to Baby Jane'?
Answer: Bette Davis and Joan Crawford
Question: Who's films were not allowed to be shown in Monaco?
Answer: Grace Kelly
Question: What year did Clint Eastwood and Gene Hackman star in 'Unforgiven'?
Answer: 1992
Question: Can you name the only actor to appear as a main character in both 'The Magnificent Seven' and 'The Dirty Dozen'?
Answer: Charles Bronson
Question: Can you name the singer of the title track for '1965 - Thunderball,'?
Answer: Tom Jones
Question: Can you name the singer of the title track for '1989 - Licence to Kill'?
Answer: Gladys Knight
Question: Which award has the words for valour on it?
Answer: Victoria Cross
Question: Which company is owned by Bill Gates?
Answer: Microsoft
Question: What is the sacred animal of Thailand?
Answer: White Elephant
Question: What year: Rod Stewart was born, so was Bob Marley?
Answer: 1945
Question: What year were these people born: Jackie Chan, John Travolta and Oprah Winfrey?
Answer: 1954
Question: What year were these entertainers all born: Morrisey, Bob Mortimer and Julian Clary?
Answer: 1959
Question: 'Better to die than to be a coward' is the motto of which famous Army fighting force?
Answer: The Ghurkhas
Question: What was the name of the Brighton hotel bombed by the IRA in 1984?
Answer: The Grand
Question: What is the sea that lies between Italy and Yugoslavia?
Answer: The Adriatic Sea
Question: Which was the only state in the USA to be named after a President?
Answer: Washington
Question: Which US President was a peanut farmer?
Answer: Jimmy Carter
Question: What year did England's lease on Hong Kong expire?
Answer: 1997
Question: Which spaceman was the first to orbit the Earth?
Answer: Yuri Gagarin
Question: In which European city would you find the 'Spanish Steps'?
Answer: Rome
Question: Charles Cruft organised his first dog show to promote what?
Answer: Dog biscuits
Question: Which Irish actor played 'Macbeth at 'The Old Vic in 1980?
Answer: Peter O'Toole
Question: In the 1987 film 'Cry Freedom' which character was played by Denzel Washington?
Answer: Stephen Biko
Question: The 'Kelvin Scale' is used to measure what?
Answer: Temperature
Question: You would use Whisky and Sweet Vermouth to make which cocktail?
Answer: Manhattan
Question: How many sheets of paper in a ream?
Answer: 500
Question: If you are studying acoustics, what are you studying?
Answer: Sound
Question: What word is given to a small shallow dish with a lid used for science specimens?
Answer: A Petri-dish
Question: An 'Osteopath' is a specialist in what?
Answer: Bones
Question: Hepatitis affects which part of the body?
Answer: Liver
Question: 'Entomology' is the study of what?
Answer: Insects
Question: Who played 'Gertie' in the film 'E.T.'?
Answer: Drew Barrymore
Question: Born on the 21st July 1899, who wrote the novel 'A Farewell To Arms'?
Answer: Ernest Hemingway
Question: The FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation) was founded in Washington DC in July of which year?
Answer: 1908
Question: Peru declared its independence from which country in 1821?
Answer: Spain
Question: Premiered in 1965, what is the title of the Beatles second film?
Answer: Help
Question: Opened in August 1778, what is the name of Milan's famous opera house?
Answer: La Scala