zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What brand of sunglasses were worn by Tom Cruise in "Risky Business" and Don Johnson in "Miami Vice"?
Answer: Ray-Ban
Question: What was the nickname of Reagan's proposed missile shield?
Answer: Star Wars
Question: What service coined the phrase "You've Got Mail"?
Answer: AOL
Question: What blue pill was introduced by Pfizer?
Answer: Viagra
Question: What nerve gas killed 13 people in the Tokyo subway?
Answer: Sarin
Question: What tunnel connected England and France?
Answer: Channel Tunnel
Question: In what city was child beauty queen JonBenét Ramsey killed?
Answer: Boulder
Question: What country suffered the most deaths from the 2004 tsunami?
Answer: Indonesia
Question: What was the name of Al Gore's documentary?
Answer: An Inconvenient Truth
Question: What was the nickname of the Guantánamo Bay prison?
Answer: Gitmo
Question: What thin Motorola phone was the best-selling clamshell phone of all time?
Answer: RAZR
Question: What "fake mohawk" hairstyle was worn by David Beckham?
Answer: Fauxhawk
Question: What internet service introduced #hashtags?
Answer: Twitter
Question: What technology defeated its rival HD-DVD?
Answer: Blu-Ray
Question: What version of poker was played at the "World Series of Poker"?
Answer: Texas Hold'Em
Question: What is the name for a group of whales?
Answer: a Pod
Question: What micronation can be found along the French Riviera?
Answer: Monaco
Question: What is the chemical formula of Sodium Chloride?
Answer: NaCl
Question: Who painted "The Night Watch" in 1642?
Answer: Rembrandt
Question: A crash is the name for a group of what endangered African animal?
Answer: Rhinoceros
Question: With which crooner did Lady Gaga collaborate on the 2014 album "Cheek To Cheek"?
Answer: Tony Bennett
Question: Pilsner lager takes its name from a city in which country?
Answer: Czech Republic
Question: What American politician won a Nobel Peace Prize for his climate change activism?
Answer: Al Gore
Question: What Englishwoman wrote just one novel, "Wuthering Heights"?
Answer: Emily Brontë
Question: What singer was married to Christie Brinkley between 1985 and 1994?
Answer: Billy Joel
Question: Inside what fortress was Anne Boleyn beheaded?
Answer: Tower of London
Question: What is the main ingredient in risotto?
Answer: Rice
Question: Mogadishu is the capital of which African country?
Answer: Somalia
Question: In what city would you find an art museum known as the Prado?
Answer: Madrid
Question: What type of creature is also known as a white ant?
Answer: Termite
Question: Who composed the "Moonlight Sonata"?
Answer: Ludwig van Beethoven
Question: What is the nationality of boxer Manny Pacquiao?
Answer: Filipino
Question: What substance is formed through ossification?
Answer: Bone
Question: What disease is caused by the Yersinia Pestis bacteria?
Answer: Bubonic Plague
Question: What Japanese beverage is made by fermenting rice?
Answer: Sake
Question: What is a baby kangaroo called?
Answer: Joey
Question: What is the name of Adele's first album?
Answer: 19
Question: Who is the son of British royals William and Kate?
Answer: George
Question: What is the name of the flag of the United Kingdom?
Answer: Union Flag
Question: What is the smallest country in the world?
Answer: Vatican City
Question: What is the oldest university in England?
Answer: Oxford
Question: How do you say "Merry Christmas" in Spanish?
Answer: Feliz Navidad
Question: In 2013, who became the first British man to win Wimbledon since 1936?
Answer: Andy Murray
Question: What did Mary Poppins use to fly?
Answer: Umbrella
Question: Who sang "Love Me Tender"?
Answer: Elvis Presley
Question: Who was killed at Ford's Theatre?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: What periodic table element is represented by the letter K?
Answer: Potassium
Question: In what micronation would one find the district of Monte Carlo?
Answer: Monaco
Question: What river travels through the capitals of four different countries?
Answer: Danube
Question: What is the full name of the English city of Hull?
Answer: Kingston upon Hull
Question: What sea contains the gulfs of Finland and Bothnia?
Answer: Baltic Sea
Question: On what river's "left bank" would you find the district of Saint-Germain-des-Près?
Answer: Seine
Question: Into what sea does the Volga River flow?
Answer: Caspian Sea
Question: What is the tallest mountain in Greece?
Answer: Mount Olympus
Question: What country is part of the EU, but often considered to be part of Asia?
Answer: Cyprus
Question: What Dutch city is home to Europe's busiest port?
Answer: Rotterdam
Question: Other than Cyprus, what island country can be found in the Mediterranean Sea?
Answer: Malta
Question: Alphabetically, what is the first country in Europe?
Answer: Albania
Question: What is the Spanish word for bull?
Answer: Toro
Question: What is the best-selling Swedish band of all time?
Answer: ABBA
Question: What is the name for the smallest animal in a litter?
Answer: Runt
Question: From where can you check out, but never leave?
Answer: The Hotel California
Question: Favelas are shanty towns in what country?
Answer: Brazil
Question: What is Africa's tallest mountain?
Answer: Mt. Kilimanjaro
Question: What element has the symbol Sn?
Answer: Tin
Question: What is the United States' top agricultural product?
Answer: Corn
Question: In what year was the Battle of Hastings?
Answer: 1066
Question: What is the modern birthstone for July?
Answer: Ruby
Question: In what country did espresso originate?
Answer: Italy
Question: What is another name for caribou?
Answer: Reindeer
Question: On what river do Oxford and Cambridge compete in a "Boat Race"?
Answer: Thames
Question: What mythical bird rises from its own ashes?
Answer: Phoenix
Question: In the year 1800, what was the Earth's largest undiscovered landmass?
Answer: Antarctica
Question: In the book "Great Expectations", what did Miss Havisham wear every day?
Answer: Wedding Dress
Question: What "hunchbacked" English king's remains were discovered in 2012?
Answer: Richard III
Question: Whose effigy is burned on "Bonfire Night" in the UK?
Answer: Guy Fawkes
Question: What African country was founded as a place for freed American slaves?
Answer: Liberia
Question: If you can make it where you'll make it anywhere?
Answer: New York
Question: In which U.S. state was "LOST" filmed?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: What arc can be found at the end of the Champs-Élysées?
Answer: Arc de Triomphe
Question: What are Peach, Xena, and Mononoke?
Answer: Princesses
Question: What must nearly all American men register for at age 18?
Answer: The Draft
Question: Laphroaig, Glenfiddich, and Aberfeldy are types of what?
Answer: Scotch Whisky
Question: What country, to Winston Churchill, was "a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma"?
Answer: Russia
Question: Where would you find Olympus Mons?
Answer: Mars
Question: Australia has two national animals. One is the kangaroo. What's the other one?
Answer: Emu
Question: What is the last name of musical brothers Nick, Joe, and Kevin?
Answer: Jonas
Question: In the phrase "filthy lucre", what is lucre?
Answer: Money
Question: What is the name of Mickey Mouse's pet dog?
Answer: Pluto
Question: What animal says "coin coin", according to the French?
Answer: Duck
Question: What type of eyewear is associated with the old rich people - and also Mr. Peanut?
Answer: Monocle
Question: What can be served in a schooner, stein, or boot?
Answer: Beer
Question: What is the name of the geographical line runs through the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London?
Answer: Prime Meridian
Question: What is the missing word in the French phrases "___ d'etat" and "___ de grace"?
Answer: Coup
Question: In what city would you find the Brandenburg Gate?
Answer: Berlin
Question: In everyday English, what is a contusion?
Answer: Bruise
Question: What was Geri Halliwell's alter-ego as part of the Spice Girls?
Answer: Ginger Spice
Question: What medical symptom can be described as a yellowing of the skin?
Answer: Jaundice
Question: On a ship, what is the opposite of the stern?
Answer: Bow
Question: What Chinese dish is a major cause of the world's declining shark population?
Answer: Shark Fin Soup
Question: What country does the band AC/DC come from?
Answer: Australia
Question: What stinky fruit is banned on the Singapore metro?
Answer: Durian
Question: What is the heaviest type of snake?
Answer: Green Anaconda
Question: Courvoisier is a type of what liquor?
Answer: Cognac
Question: What is Dwayne Johnson better known as?
Answer: The Rock
Question: Bafana Bafana is the name of what country's national soccer team?
Answer: South Africa
Question: What national animal of Australia is the third-largest type of bird?
Answer: Emu
Question: What race is called "The Run for the Roses"?
Answer: The Kentucky Derby
Question: In what year did Prohibition end?
Answer: 1933
Question: Who was the first Christian emperor of Rome?
Answer: Constantine
Question: What bird was first sighted in 1598 and was driven to extincition by 1670?
Answer: Dodo
Question: What is the biggest type of penguin?
Answer: Emperor Penguin
Question: What Canadian singer began to date her manager when she was 19 and he was 45?
Answer: Celine Dion
Question: What type of animation was used to make "Gumby" and "Wallace & Gromit"?
Answer: Claymation
Question: What sport does the term "en garde!" come from?
Answer: Fencing
Question: What animal is the closest relative of the bonobo?
Answer: Chimpanzee
Question: Bituminous and anthracite are types of what?
Answer: Coal
Question: In basketball, what word means "nothing but net"?
Answer: Swish
Question: Besides coffee, what goes into an affogato?
Answer: Ice Cream
Question: Who popularized the "moonwalk" dance?
Answer: Michael Jackson
Question: What are Charizard, Slowpoke, and Mewtwo?
Answer: Pokémon
Question: What diseased killed 775 people in 2002-2003, mostly in Hong Kong and southern China?
Answer: SARS
Question: What type of bird is it bad luck for sailors to kill, according to "The Rime of the Ancient Mariner"?
Answer: Albatross
Question: What is the second biggest city in Switzerland?
Answer: Geneva
Question: What code is named after the inventor of the telegraph?
Answer: Morse Code
Question: What hairstyle has been described as "business in front, party in back"?
Answer: Mullet
Question: What company is synonmous with ice resurfacing machines?
Answer: Zamboni
Question: In what country is it common for "salarymen" to stay at "capsule hotels"?
Answer: Japan
Question: Who originally recorded the song "Respect"?
Answer: Otis Redding
Question: The musical "West Side Story" was a modern retelling of what classic play?
Answer: Romeo and Juliet
Question: According to singer Edwin Starr, what is war good for?
Answer: Absolutely Nothing
Question: What city is also called "Nola" and "The Big Easy"?
Answer: New Orleans
Question: What is the name of both an African-American magazine and a type of wood?
Answer: Ebony
Question: Who wrote the musical "Cats"?
Answer: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Question: What company is famous for producing "elevator music"?
Answer: Muzak
Question: What type of cloud becomes a tornado if it touches the ground?
Answer: Funnel Cloud
Question: Who married Tommy Lee and Kid Rock?
Answer: Pamela Anderson
Question: What is the name of the friendly ghost?
Answer: Casper
Question: If one makes a Faustian bargain, who do they bargain with?
Answer: The Devil
Question: What punk rockers sang "God Save the Queen"?
Answer: The Sex Pistols
Question: What is the biggest city in Catalonia?
Answer: Barcelona
Question: What is the name of a Latin American dictator or a gay neighborhood in San Francisco?
Answer: Castro
Question: What road did Robert Frost take that made all the difference?
Answer: The Road Less Traveled
Question: What animal do Buffalo Wings come from?
Answer: Chicken
Question: What team was "guaranteed" to win Super Bowl III?
Answer: New York Jets
Question: In 1989, Ayatollah Khomeini issued a fatwa against what famous writer?
Answer: Salman Rushdie
Question: Charmander, Bulbasaur and Squirtle are types of what?
Answer: Pokemon
Question: What board game's original mascot was Rich Uncle Pennybags?
Answer: Monopoly
Question: What is the capital of Saskatchewan?
Answer: Regina
Question: What cruel sport was outlawed in the Spanish region of Catalonia in 2010?
Answer: Bullfighting
Question: Who wrote the music to "Ode to Joy"?
Answer: Ludwig van Beethoven
Question: Whose castle is located at the center of Walt Disney World?
Answer: Cinderella's
Question: What company famously served meatballs made with horse in its cafeterias?
Answer: IKEA
Question: What did the Winklevoss twins try to take credit for creating?
Answer: Facebook
Question: Who chose his rap name, Childish Gambino, using an online Wu-Tang Clan name generator?
Answer: Donald Glover
Question: What is the term for two stars that orbit around each other?
Answer: Binary Star
Question: What type of people are emperiled in parts of Africa, due to the belief that their body parts have magical powers?
Answer: Albinos
Question: What does one call a member of the Society of Jesus?
Answer: a Jesuit
Question: Who was 6 cubits and a span tall?
Answer: Goliath
Question: What by any other name would smell as sweet?
Answer: A Rose
Question: What Canadian dish is made with french fries, gravy, and cheese curds?
Answer: Poutine
Question: In what city would you find Notting Hill?
Answer: London
Question: What comes next after eins and zwei?
Answer: Drei
Question: What terrifying insect kills about 30 people per year in Japan?
Answer: Japanese Giant Hornet
Question: What is the opposite of El Niño?
Answer: La Niña
Question: What is the name of a type of whale and also a type of sturgeon?
Answer: Beluga
Question: What rapper got his start in the Canadian teen drama "Degrassi: The Next Generation"?
Answer: Drake
Question: What brothers compiled fairy tales including "Cinderella" and "Rumpelstiltskin"?
Answer: Brothers Grimm
Question: In what country would you find the world's largest stadium, Rungrado 1st of May Stadium?
Answer: North Korea
Question: Who famously said "Don't have a cow, man"?
Answer: Bart Simpson
Question: In terms of the stock market, what is the opposite of a bear?
Answer: a Bull
Question: In what city would you find the headquarters to the provocative Charlie Hebdo magazine?
Answer: Paris
Question: What's the capital of North Korea?
Answer: Pyongyang
Question: What arcade game involves an amphibian trying to cross a busy street?
Answer: Frogger
Question: What is usually the largest muscle in the human body?
Answer: Gluteus Maximus
Question: What popular salad dressing tastes like the "secret sauce" on a Big Mac?
Answer: Thousand Island
Question: What nation is scheduled to host the 2022 World Cup?
Answer: Qatar
Question: What is the smallest type of bird?
Answer: Bee Hummingbird
Question: What day comes after Fat Tuesday?
Answer: Ash Wednesday
Question: What city is closest to Alcatraz island?
Answer: San Francisco
Question: What company was co-founded by Steve Wozniak?
Answer: Apple
Question: What does a misanthrope hate?
Answer: People
Question: What genre of music was prominently featured in the movie "Saturday Night Fever"?
Answer: Disco
Question: What, by value, is the top fruit grown in India?
Answer: Mangoes
Question: What operating system has versions called Ice Cream Sandwich, Jelly Bean, and Lollipop?
Answer: Android
Question: What is the world's most popular beverage other than water?
Answer: Tea
Question: What type of crab is known for using the discarded shells of other sea creatures?
Answer: Hermit Crab
Question: What country had a Civil War in the 1930's?
Answer: Spain
Question: What sport was the subject of the movies "Senna" and "Rush"?
Answer: Formula One
Question: What type of books are eligible to receive a Newbery Medal?
Answer: Children's Books
Question: What is played at Roland Garros?
Answer: Tennis
Question: Who supposedly had a moment of inspiration while sitting under an apple tree?
Answer: Isaac Newton
Question: What was the sequel to the movie "Grumpy Old Men"?
Answer: Grumpier Old Men
Question: What animal went extinct around 2000 B.C. on Wrangel Island in Siberia?
Answer: Woolly Mammoths
Question: What HBO TV series is the most pirated show of all time?
Answer: Game of Thrones
Question: What type of fly is commonly used in genetic research?
Answer: Fruit Fly
Question: What marine creature has the largest eye of any animal?
Answer: Colossal Squid
Question: What is the English translation of the words Straße, rue, and calle?
Answer: Street
Question: What character first appeared in "A Study in Scarlet"?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes
Question: What city hosted the Winter Olympics in 2014?
Answer: Sochi
Question: What is Buckminster Fuller famous for designing?
Answer: Geodesic Domes
Question: What field of study is called "the dismal science"?
Answer: Economics
Question: What did Matthew Webb become the first person to swim across, in 1875?
Answer: The English Channel
Question: What shape is a tipi?
Answer: Cone
Question: In the electromagnetic spectrum, what type of waves are more energetic than X-Rays?
Answer: Gamma Rays
Question: What were German submarines called in WWII?
Answer: U-boats
Question: What group of concertos by Vivaldi is composed of La Primavera, L'estate, L'autunno, and L'inverno?
Answer: The Four Seasons
Question: Whose law states that "anything that can go wrong will go wrong"?
Answer: Murphy's
Question: What is the term for a painting that depicts inanimate objects such as food or flowers?
Answer: Still Life
Question: What is the only country of the world that has an emperor?
Answer: Japan
Question: What is the last name of sisters Kourtney and Khloe?
Answer: Kardashian
Question: What is the Italian version of ice cream?
Answer: Gelato
Question: What is the largest country that was uninhabited by humans in the year 1000 A.D.?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: In what song did Jimmy Buffett search for his lost shaker of salt?
Answer: Margaritaville
Question: What form does "it" most frequently take in the Stephen King book "It"?
Answer: Clown
Question: What is a polygraph test more commonly known as?
Answer: Lie Detector Test
Question: What is aioli very similar to?
Answer: Mayonnaise
Question: What would one do at Pebble Beach or Saint Andrews?
Answer: Golf
Question: What historical person is famous for saying "We are not amused", but may have never said it?
Answer: Queen Victoria
Question: Who sang "My Way"? (the most famous version)
Answer: Frank Sinatra
Question: What musical instrument did the devil play in the song "The Devil Went Down to Georgia"?
Answer: Fiddle
Question: In what London park would one find "Speakers' Corner"?
Answer: Hyde Park
Question: What is the northernmost country where tigers are found in the wild?
Answer: Russia
Question: What activity is known as "Lucha Libre" in Mexico?
Answer: Professional Wrestling
Question: What shark species has the highest number of *recorded* attacks on humans?
Answer: Great White
Question: Complete the song lyric: I am the very model of a modern major _______.
Answer: General
Question: What is the world's most famous cycling event?
Answer: Tour de France
Question: What country is located entirely on an isthmus?
Answer: Panama
Question: What style of facial hair was famously worn by American Civil War general Ambrose Burnside?
Answer: Sideburns
Question: What movie villain once ate a man's liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti?
Answer: Hannibal Lecter
Question: What type of plant do shamrocks come from?
Answer: Clover
Question: Who was famously born in Stratford-upon-Avon?
Answer: William Shakespeare
Question: Who is Sherlock Holmes's sidekick?
Answer: Dr. John Watson
Question: What was first seen at Lowell Observatory in 1930?
Answer: Pluto
Question: What unit of currency can be divided into 100 kopeks?
Answer: Ruble
Question: Who were known as the "Fab Four"?
Answer: The Beatles
Question: What inspirational teacher movie featured the Coolio song "Gangsta's Paradise"?
Answer: Dangerous Minds
Question: Who composed "Ride of the Valkyries"?
Answer: Richard Wagner
Question: What Olympic event involves throwing a spear?
Answer: Javelin
Question: What werewolf movie starred Michael J. Fox?
Answer: Teen Wolf
Question: Fill the blank in this Shakespeare quote: Something is rotten in the state of _______
Answer: Denmark
Question: On what holiday would you be most likely to hear someone say "Erin go bragh"?
Answer: St. Patrick's Day
Question: What Barry Manilow song was about a club that was the "hottest spot north of Havana"?
Answer: Copacabana
Question: What is the Taj Mahal made of?
Answer: Marble
Question: What street did demon barber Sweeney Todd live on?
Answer: Fleet
Question: Who became the first black Formula One driver in 2007?
Answer: Lewis Hamilton
Question: What movie features the quotes "life finds a way" and "clever girl"?
Answer: Jurassic Park
Question: What species is General Sherman, the world's heaviest single-trunk tree?
Answer: Giant Sequoia
Question: What Asian plant is the world's tallest grass?
Answer: Bamboo
Question: What is the upper house of the British Parliament?
Answer: House of Lords
Question: What Otis Redding song was covered by Aretha Franklin?
Answer: Respect
Question: How many pounds are in a short ton?
Answer: 2000
Question: In a wedding, what is the female equivalent of a ring bearer?
Answer: Flower Girl
Question: What company sponsors New York's Thanksgiving Day parade?
Answer: Macy's
Question: Pashtuns are the largest ethnic group in what country?
Answer: Afghanistan
Question: How many keys are found on a typical piano?
Answer: 88
Question: What is the capital of Ireland?
Answer: Dublin
Question: What figure-shaping garment was sometimes made with whale bones?
Answer: Corset
Question: Lebanon is closely associated with what type of tree?
Answer: Cedars
Question: What is the American name for Shrove Tuesday?
Answer: Fat Tuesday
Question: What is the southernmost U.S. state?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: What beverage is made from fermented honey?
Answer: Mead
Question: What was named as the world's fifth ocean in 2000?
Answer: Southern Ocean
Question: What suffix means "study of"?
Answer: -logy
Question: What is the name of the area where baseball relief pitchers warm up?
Answer: Bullpen
Question: What dog breed is commonly found at fire stations?
Answer: Dalmatian
Question: What country did the United Kingdom fight a war against in 1982?
Answer: Argentina
Question: A hart is a male of what type of animal?
Answer: Deer
Question: What is both a revolver and a type of malt liquor?
Answer: Colt .45
Question: What Harry Potter character was gay, according to J.K. Rowling?
Answer: Albus Dumbledore
Question: Who was Robin Hood's second in command?
Answer: Little John
Question: What is the hardest natural material?
Answer: Diamond
Question: What is the only metal to be in liquid form when at room temperature?
Answer: Mercury
Question: Who resigned as Apple CEO in 2011?
Answer: Steve Jobs
Question: Which country has won the most soccer World Cups?
Answer: Brazil
Question: What is the common name for a contusion?
Answer: Bruise
Question: What country borders San Marino?
Answer: Italy
Question: What is the world's most famous sled dog race?
Answer: The Iditarod
Question: What is Vera Wang famous for designing?
Answer: Wedding Dresses
Question: Dr. House is partly inspired by what famous literary character?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes
Question: What part of animal is suet?
Answer: Fat
Question: In what country is Toblerone made?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: The Centers for Disease Control are headquartered near what major city?
Answer: Atlanta
Question: What is the capital of Tibet?
Answer: Lhasa
Question: Who sculpted "The Burghers of Calais"?
Answer: Auguste Rodin
Question: According to the saying, where do all roads lead?
Answer: Rome
Question: """Red Dragon"" is a prequel to what movie?"
Answer: The Silence of the Lambs
Question: Camembert is a type of what?
Answer: Cheese
Question: What's the first name of Kate Middleton's sister?
Answer: Pippa
Question: What is the fastest land animal?
Answer: Cheetah
Question: If the score is love-15, what sport are you playing?
Answer: Tennis
Question: The song "Candle in the Wind" was dedicated to what actress?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: Kato Kaelin was a houseguest of what celebrity?
Answer: O.J. Simpson
Question: What element has the symbol Au?
Answer: Gold