zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What was the 2007 segue! to the film "28 Days Later”?
Answer: 28 Weeks Later
Question: An eft is a juvenile stage of which amphibian?
Answer: Newt
Question: """Rat Trap"" and ""I Don't Like Mondays"" were number one singles for which band?"
Answer: Boomtown Rats
Question: What is the more common name for the alligator pear?
Answer: Avocado
Question: The Lilangeni is the principal unit of currency in which kingdom?
Answer: SWAZILAND
Question: Which writer's final novel was "The Brothers Karamazov"?
Answer: Fyodor Dostoyevsky
Question: A leveret is the young of which animal?
Answer: Hare
Question: Which actor played the title character in the 1980 David Lynch film "The Elephant Man"?
Answer: John Hurt
Question: On which river does the "High Force" waterfall stand in England?
Answer: River Tees
Question: When sending an e-mail for what does the 'b' in 'bcc' stand?
Answer: Blind
Question: Afghanistan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan and Turkmenistan all border which country?
Answer: Uzbekistan
Question: Ruth Rendell also writes novels using which pseudonym?
Answer: Barbara Vine
Question: Which river flows through the centre of the city of Durham?
Answer: The River Wear
Question: Eminem's single "Stan", sampled which British singers "Thank You”?
Answer: Dido
Question: How many senators are there in the US Senate?
Answer: 100
Question: Shakespeare's play "As You Like It" is set in which forest?
Answer: Arden
Question: For playing which detective, created by Reginald Hill, on television was Warren Clarke perhaps best known?
Answer: (Detective Superintendent) Andy Dalziel
Question: Which Verdi opera of 1859 is based on the assassination of King Gustav III of Sweden?
Answer: Un Ballo in Maschera
Question: Which country is ruled by the holder of the Chrysanthemum throne?
Answer: Japan
Question: What is the seat of the Duke of Northumberland?
Answer: Alnwick Castle
Question: Which Mozart opera of 1781 is set in the aftermath of the Trojan War?
Answer: Idomeneo
Question: Of which Irish county is Ennis the county town?
Answer: Clare
Question: which actor was the maternal grandfather of actress Joely Richardson?
Answer: Sir Michael Redgrave
Question: Mount Kosciuszko, the highest mountain in Australia is in which range?
Answer: Snowy Mountains
Question: Which chemical element, number 31 in the Periodic Table, takes its name from the Latin for France?
Answer: Gallium
Question: In the Bible, who was the brother of Simon Peter?
Answer: Andrew
Question: Which golfer is the most successful Ryder Cup player, having won 25 points over 11 Ryder Cups?
Answer: Nick Faldo
Question: Which nuts are traditionally used to make pesto?
Answer: Pine nuts
Question: Which playwright was the maternal grandfather of actress Geraldine Chaplin?
Answer: Eugene O'Neill
Question: The most successful act at the Brit awards has won 17 times, 12 as a solo artist. Who is it?
Answer: Robbie Williams
Question: Who played President Josiah Bartlet in The West Wing?
Answer: Martin Sheen
Question: Which Battle of 1944 was the inspiration for Cornelius Ryan's 1974 book A Bridge Too Far?
Answer: Arnhem
Question: What was the name of the Mercury spacecraft in which John Glenn orbited the Earth in 1962?
Answer: FRIENDSHIP
Question: What was the name of Gary Cooper’s character in the 1952 film High Noon?
Answer: WILL KANE
Question: Magician Steven Frayne is better known by what name?
Answer: DYNAMO
Question: Which author wrote the Hunger Games series of novels?
Answer: SUZANNE COLLINS
Question: How many stars are on the European flag?
Answer: TWELVE
Question: Which motor manufacturer produces a model called the Yaris?
Answer: TOYOTA
Question: Braga and Belenenses are football clubs from which country?
Answer: PORTUGAL
Question: How many stars are on the flag of New Zealand?
Answer: FOUR
Question: The Samoyed breed of dog originated in which country?
Answer: RUSSIA
Question: Which American author is mentioned in the Beatles song l am the Walrus?
Answer: EDGAR ALLAN POE
Question: The goatsucker is another name for which bird?
Answer: NIGHTJAR
Question: Which magazine was also known as the London Charivari?
Answer: PUNCH
Question: The hedge sparrow is another common name for which bird?
Answer: DUNNOCK
Question: In the Queen song Killer Queen, where does she keep her Moet et Chandon?
Answer: (IN HER) PRETTY CABINET
Question: Who was Editor of the News of the World from 2003 to 2007?
Answer: ANDY COULSON
Question: Who was the Chancellor during German reunification in 1990?
Answer: HELMUT KOHL
Question: Who was Editor of the Daily Mirror from 1996 to 2004?
Answer: PIERS MORGAN
Question: Which former Prime Minister is a member of the Order of the Garter?
Answer: JOHN MAJOR
Question: In 1986, what was the name of the European data gathering spacecraft that intercepted the path of Halley's Comet?
Answer: Giotto
Question: Which pop duo were originally called Tom and Jerry?
Answer: Simon & Garfunkel
Question: Which English Football League club was originally founded as Singers FC?
Answer: Coventry City
Question: Which actress took the role originally played by Margaret Lockwood in the 1979 remake of the film The Lady Vanishes?
Answer: Cybil Shepherd
Question: Where is the administrative centre of Hampshire?
Answer: Winchester
Question: Which singer was nicknamed The Velvet Fog'?
Answer: Mel Torme
Question: Which English king was the father of Queen Anne?
Answer: James II
Question: What was the occupation of Jack Russell, after whom a breed of dog is named?
Answer: Clergyman
Question: Established in April 1951, which was the first National Park in England?
Answer: Peak District
Question: Who, in January 2013, became the General Secretary of the TUC?
Answer: Frances O'Grady
Question: Which singer was known as 'Little Miss Dynamite'?
Answer: Brenda Lee
Question: A Brazilian Huntsman is a type of what?
Answer: Spider
Question: Which fruit is a cross between a grapefruit and a tangerine?
Answer: Tangelo
Question: TV's Peaky Blinders is set in which UK city?
Answer: Birmingham
Question: With whom did Lionel Ritchie duet on the 1981 hit "Endless Love"?
Answer: Diana Ross
Question: From which club did Tottenham Hotspur sign Christian Eriksen in 2013?
Answer: Ajax
Question: Baltimore is the largest city of which US state?
Answer: Maryland
Question: From which club did FC Barcelona sign Neymar in 2013?
Answer: Santos
Question: The adjective "vulpine", appertains to which animal?
Answer: Fox
Question: Who was president of Malawi from 1966 to 1994?
Answer: Hastings Banda
Question: Who wrote the 1968 novel "A Kestrel for a Knave"?
Answer: Barry Hines
Question: Who deposed King Idris in a coup in Libya in 1969?
Answer: Colonel Gadhafi
Question: The foremost of the Nine Muses, according to Hesiod, who was the muse of epic poetry?
Answer: Calliope
Question: Who wrote the operetta, "The Merry Widow", first performed in 1905?
Answer: Franz Lehar
Question: Who played Eliza Doolittle in the 1964 film "My Fair Lady"?
Answer: Audrey Hepburn
Question: In which city is Kingsford Smith airport?
Answer: Sydney
Question: Which of Hector Berlioz's operas is based on "Much Ado About Nothing”?
Answer: Beatrice et Benedict
Question: The winner of the Nobel prize for Literature in 1932, who wrote "Forsyte Saga"?
Answer: The John Galsworthy
Question: According to the Holy Bible, in order to marry which woman did King David send her husband, Uriah the Hittite, to meet his death in battle?
Answer: Bathsheba
Question: The "Sons of the Desert" is the international appreciation society of which cinematic duo?
Answer: Laurel and Hardy
Question: How many cards are used in the card game Bezique?
Answer: 64
Question: King Khalid international airport serves which capital city?
Answer: Riyadh
Question: Which composer’s music is featured in the 1979 Woody Allen “Manhattan”?
Answer: GEORGE GERSHWIN
Question: Which Shakespeare play is set in Illyria?
Answer: TWELFTH NIGHT
Question: With which sport is Dan Topolski (1945-2015) associated?
Answer: ROWING
Question: Who plays the title character in Foyle’s War?
Answer: MICHAEL KITCHEN
Question: Who directed the 2004 film The Aviator?
Answer: MARTIN SCORCESE
Question: Which European Politician was associated with “Ruby the Heart Stealer”?
Answer: SILVIO BERLUSCONI
Question: What was the nickname of Major Houlihan in the film and TV series MASH?
Answer: HOTLIPS
Question: Which stage musical based on a 1950 Oscar winning film was first staged in 1993?
Answer: SUNSET BOULEVARD
Question: Which is the largest coffeehouse chain in Britain?
Answer: COSTA COFFEE
Question: Who was the architect of the United Nations Building in New York City?
Answer: LE CORBUSIER
Question: Who played Nessa in the TV Series Gavin and Stacey?
Answer: RUTH JONES
Question: Who created the radio/TV character Count Arthur Strong?
Answer: STEVE DELANEY
Question: Who wrote the memoir Path to Power in 1995?
Answer: MARGARET THATCHER
Question: In which UK County is the village of Stilton?
Answer: CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Question: Who was killed in Mexico by Ramon Mercador in 1940?
Answer: LEON TROTSKY
Question: What kind of animal is a dark Cornish?
Answer: CHICKEN
Question: A statue of whom was unveiled in Parliament Square London in 2015?
Answer: GHANDI
Question: Which country staged the final of the 2012 EUFA European Championship?
Answer: Ukraine
Question: Which country will host the UEFA Euro team championship tournament in 2016?
Answer: France
Question: Trevor Eve and Sue Johnston worked for the Cold Case unit in which police procedural TV series that ran from 2000-2011?
Answer: Waking the Dead
Question: Who was the father of Alexander the Great?
Answer: Philip (II) of Macedon
Question: Which ventriloquist do you associate with Orville the Duck and Cuddles the Monkey?
Answer: Keith Harris
Question: In which city can you see the original statue of the Venus de Milo?
Answer: Paris
Question: At the 2012 London Olympics Ireland won only one gold medal - at which sport?
Answer: (Ladies) Boxing
Question: Who created the US animated series ‘Family Guy’ in 1998?
Answer: Seth McFarlane
Question: Which 1987 film concerns the experiences of disc jockey Adrian Cronauer?
Answer: GOOD MORNING, VIETNAM
Question: Which British scientist lived at Down House, Kent, now in the care of English Heritage?
Answer: CHARLES DARWIN
Question: In the UK what kind of creatures are Eggar, Cinnabar and Herald?
Answer: MOTHS
Question: Which Australian Prime Minister disappeared, presumed drowned in 1967?
Answer: HAROLD HOLT
Question: Which Scot won a Gold medal at the 1991 World Athletics Championships and a Silver medal at the 1988 Olympics in the 10000 metres – she also won the London Marathon in 1996?
Answer: LIZ MCCOLGAN
Question: Who is the only ‘dragon’ to have appeared in every series of Dragons’ Den?
Answer: PETER JONES
Question: In which city is the Juilliard School of Music?
Answer: NEW YORK
Question: In 2012 a two pound coin was minted with an inscription round its edge which reads ‘SOMETHING WILL TURN UP’ to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the birth of which author?
Answer: CHARLES DICKENS
Question: Which architect designed the house Fallingwater near Pittsburgh, and the Robie House in Chicago?
Answer: FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT
Question: Which line on the London Underground links Euston and Waterloo?
Answer: NORTHERN
Question: For which club did footballer Robert Lewandowski score five goals in nine minutes against Wolfsburg in September 2015?
Answer: BAYERN MUNICH
Question: Who was the official court painter to Henry VIII of England?
Answer: HANS HOLBEIN
Question: In Dickens’ Great Expectations by what composer’s name does his friend, Herbert Pocket, call Pip?
Answer: HANDEL
Question: Who won Britain’s only 2014 Winter Olympics gold medal?
Answer: LIZZY YARNOLD
Question: Which British cheese is traditionally wrapped in nettle leaves?
Answer: (CORNISH) YARG
Question: Who scored five tries for Leeds in the 2015 Rugby League Challenge Cup Final?
Answer: TOM BRISCOE
Question: Who became the second-youngest Prime Minister of Canada following the 2015 General Election?
Answer: JUSTIN TRUDEAU
Question: Lungs, released in 2009, was the first album by the band (who) and the Machine?
Answer: FLORENCE
Question: What is the two-word term used for a tennis match where the final score is 6-0,6-0?
Answer: DOUBLE BAGEL
Question: What is the alter-ego of the Marvel Comics super-hero Iron Man?
Answer: TONY STARK
Question: What was the name of the pop-up exhibition organised by street artist Banksy in a disused lido at Weston-Super-Mare? It was open to the public for a short time in Autumn 2015.
Answer: DISMALAND
Question: Between 1903 and 1905 who composed the orchestral composition La Mer?
Answer: DEBUSSY
Question: What name is given to the bone and cartilage in the nose that separates the nasal cavity into the two nostrils?
Answer: (The nasal) SEPTUM
Question: In 2008 who became the first British female jockey to ride one hundred winners in a calendar year?
Answer: HAYLEY TURNER
Question: What is the stage name of the entertainer born in Bradford in 1982 whose real name is Stephen Frayne?
Answer: DYNAMO
Question: Who directed the Godfather trilogy of films?
Answer: Francis Ford Coppola
Question: Who, in June 1963, became the first woman to go into space?
Answer: Valentina Tereshkova
Question: Alex Turner is the lead singer with which Sheffield band?
Answer: Arctic Monkeys
Question: Nicky Morgan is the current Secretary of State of which Government Department?
Answer: Education
Question: Which Indian city, the capital of Rajasthan, is known as the ‘Pink’ city?
Answer: Jaipur
Question: In which Royal Chapel situated in the Tower of London is Anne Boleyn buried?
Answer: St Peter ad Vincula
Question: Michael Fallon is the current Secretary of State for which Government Department?
Answer: Defence
Question: A sackbut was an early form of which musical instrument?
Answer: Trombone
Question: What is the only malt whisky distilled on the Isle of Skye?
Answer: Talisker
Question: Which Italian dessert is usually made from egg yolks, sugar and Marsala?
Answer: Zabaglione
Question: Who wrote the 1946 play ‘The Winslow Boy’?
Answer: Terence Rattigan
Question: The Hallux is the anatomical name for what part of the human body?
Answer: Big Toe
Question: What is the capital of Kyrgyzstan?
Answer: BISHKEK
Question: Which band released albums called "His 'n' Hers" and "Different Class” in the 1990s?
Answer: PULP
Question: What symbol is used to denote a National Trail on footpath signs?
Answer: ACORN
Question: What is the capital of Tajikstan?
Answer: DUSHANBE
Question: Who in Greek myth cut the Gordian knot?
Answer: ALEXANDER
Question: The Yorkshire Sculpture Park is situated at Bretton Hall near which city?
Answer: WAKEFIELD
Question: The unit the Weber is used to measure the strength of what?
Answer: MAGNETIC FIELDS
Question: What was the world's first nuclear aircraft carrier?
Answer: (USS) ENTERPRISE
Question: The Fields Medal is awarded every four years in which discipline?
Answer: MATHEMATICS
Question: From what wood are the stocks of fine rifles and shotguns made?
Answer: WALNUT
Question: Which film that won Oscars in April 2015, told the story of an aspiring jazz drummer and his brutal instructor?
Answer: WHIPLASH
Question: Which future king of England was born in Caernarfon Castle in 1284?
Answer: EDWARD the SECOND
Question: Which film that won Oscars in April 2015, told the story of Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights Movement in 1965?
Answer: SELMA
Question: Which animals are affected by the disease "glanders"?
Answer: HORSES
Question: Which pop group consists of Alex Turner, Jamie Cook, Matt Helders and Nick O'Malley?
Answer: ARCTIC MONKEYS
Question: Which evolutionary biologist wrote "The Ancestor's Tale" in 2004?
Answer: (Richard) DAWKINS
Question: For what type of transport is the mobile phone app Uber used?
Answer: TAXIS
Question: Nancy Sinatra duetted with which singer on the songs ‘Jackson’, ‘Lady Bird’, 'Summer Wine’ and ‘Did You Ever’?
Answer: Lee Hazlewood
Question: Created in 1337, which is the oldest dukedom in England?
Answer: Cornwall
Question: Which is the county town and administrative centre of the Isle of Anglesey?
Answer: Llangefni
Question: On which island is the holiday resort of Portinatx?
Answer: Ibiza
Question: The Meteorological Office is part of the B.I.S., for what does the I stand?
Answer: (Business) Innovation
Question: George Fox founded which religious movement in the mid- 17th century?
Answer: Society of Friends
Question: What is the name of the annual rowing races held on the River Thames on the same course as the University Boat Race but in the opposite direction?
Answer: Head of the River race
Question: Which popular singer is the daughter of sitar player Ravi Shankar?
Answer: Norah Jones
Question: Who was the successor to Roy Plomley as host of Desert Island Discs?
Answer: Michael Parkinson
Question: Which chorus completes Handel’s Messiah?
Answer: Amen
Question: Which actor plays Father Brown in the latest T.V. series?
Answer: MARK WILLIAMS
Question: Which actor played Sir Lancelot Spratt in the Doctor films of the 1950’s and 60s?
Answer: JAMES ROBERTSON JUSTICE
Question: What kind of meat is used in the Italian dish saltimbocca?
Answer: VEAL
Question: In the film “The Man who Shot Liberty Valance”, who played Liberty Valance?
Answer: LEE MARVIN
Question: To which bird family do puffins and guillemots belong?
Answer: AUK FAMILY
Question: Who directed the 2015 film The Man from UNCLE?
Answer: GUY RICHIE
Question: In which poem by John Masefield does the “dirty British Coaster” appear?
Answer: CARGOES
Question: In which town or city is Banksy’s Dismaland?
Answer: WESTON SUPER MARE
Question: The town of Bishop Auckland stands on which river?
Answer: THE WEAR
Question: The flower known as the carnation is a member of which plant family?
Answer: DIANTHUS
Question: Who took over from Ben Miller as the lead in TV’s Death in Paradise in 2014?
Answer: KRIS MARSHALL
Question: Who portrays the Kray Twins in the 2015 film Legend?
Answer: TOM HARDY
Question: In which US State is Mount McKinley?
Answer: ALASKA
Question: In 1981 the single “Girls on Film” was the first top ten entry for which group
Answer: DURAN DURAN
Question: Who wrote the book The Winds of War”?
Answer: HERMAN WOUK
Question: Marble is a metamorphosed form of which sedimentary rock?
Answer: LIMESTONE
Question: Who became first President of Israel in 1948?
Answer: CHAIM WEIZMANN
Question: The Arnolfini Centre for Contemporary Arts is in which British city?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: On which river does the Balmoral estate lie?
Answer: DEE
Question: In which American state is Fort Meade, the HQ of the National Security Agency?
Answer: MARYLAND
Question: Who played the title role in the TV sitcom Rhoda?
Answer: VALERIE HARPER
Question: What is the principal ingredient of the dish baba ghanoush?
Answer: AUBERGINE
Question: Love is All Around was a number one hit for Wet Wet Wet in 1994. In which film of that year did it feature?
Answer: FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL
Question: Which Eastern European car maker is a subsidiary of Renault?
Answer: DACIA
Question: Who played the title role in the TV sitcom Ugly Betty?
Answer: AMERICA FERRERA
Question: Who was the last South African golfer to win the Open Championship?
Answer: ERNIE ELS
Question: In Pride and Prejudice, what is the Christian name of Mr Darcy’s sister?
Answer: GEORGIANA
Question: Actress Talia Shire is the sister of which film director and producer?
Answer: FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA
Question: Known as the Valley Isle, which is die second largest of the Hawaiian islands?
Answer: MAUI
Question: The gifted female artist Marietta Robusti was the daughter of which painter?
Answer: TINTORETTO
Question: Who composed Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini?
Answer: SERGEI RACHMANINOFF
Question: Which Merseyside band was named after a character in the novel To Kill A Mockingbird?
Answer: THE BOO RADLEYS
Question: In which children’s television programme did Professor Yaffle appear?
Answer: BAGPUSS
Question: Who was monarch when the Act of Union was passed?
Answer: Queen Anne
Question: Who is the current presenter of Desert Island Discs on Radio 4?
Answer: Kirsty Young
Question: England Rugby Union player Steffon Armitage, who was European Player of the year in 2014, plays for which French club?
Answer: Toulon
Question: Who played PCI Stella Gibson in the BBC 2 series The Fall?
Answer: Gillian Anderson
Question: Which French artist (1748-1825) painted The Death of Marat?
Answer: Jacques-Louis David
Question: Which Cole Porter musical of 1934 includes the songs You're the Top and I Get a Kick Out of You?
Answer: Anything Goes
Question: Which flower and girl's name is the equivalent of the Spanish name Jacinta?
Answer: Hyacinth
Question: The home of The Royal Concertgebouw is in which city?
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: Which English city was known to the Romans as Luguvalium?
Answer: Carlisle
Question: In 2014, Sam Burgess left South Sydney Rugby League Club to join which English Premiership Rugby Union Club?
Answer: Bath
Question: What was the tallest building in London from 1710 until 1960?
Answer: St. Paul's Cathedral
Question: Give any year in the life of Frederick the Great.
Answer: 1712-1786
Question: The art installation Bloodswept Lands and Seas of Red was first seen at which building in 2014?
Answer: Tower of London
Question: The Glazer family, who own Manchester United also own which NFL American Football team?
Answer: Tampa Bay Buccaneers
Question: Which city is the capital of Madagascar?
Answer: Antananarivo
Question: Named after a historical personage, which Scottish band won the 2004 Mercury Music Prize for their self- titled debut album?
Answer: Franz Ferdinand
Question: Which dessert consists of a meringue cake with a crisp crust topped with whipped cream and fruit?
Answer: Pavlova
Question: Who invented the Kingdom of Kravonia in his 1906 novel "Sophy of Kravonia"?
Answer: Anthony Hope
Question: Of what was Vulcan the Roman God?
Answer: Fire
Question: Who was the President of the USA at the outbreak of the First World War?
Answer: Woodrow Wilson
Question: Which drink takes its name from the Russian for "little water"?
Answer: Vodka
Question: Which actress was the first wife of US President Ronald Reagan?
Answer: Jane Wyman
Question: Who was Britain’s only Track and Field gold medallist at the 1972 Olympics?
Answer: Mary Peters
Question: Which author used the pseudonym "Boz" in the 1830’s?
Answer: Charles Dickens
Question: Which city is the capital of Saudi Arabia?
Answer: Riyadh
Question: Who served as senator for Massachusetts from 1962 until his death in 2009?
Answer: Edward Kennedy
Question: What was the former name of Ho Chi Minh City immediately before it changed its name?
Answer: Saigon
Question: Paul. Mark and Stephen are three of the McGann acting family from Liverpool name the fourth brother.
Answer: JOE
Question: The Vauxhall Astra replaced which Vauxhall car model?
Answer: CHEVETTE
Question: Which member of the royal family resides at Anmar Hall Norfolk?
Answer: DUKE OF CAMBRIDGE
Question: In which US State is the Pentagon?
Answer: VIRGINIA
Question: Who is the shadow Foreign Secretary ?
Answer: HILARY BENN
Question: Which writer created the Detective Alex Cross?
Answer: JAMES PATTERSON
Question: La Vuelta is the Spanish equivalent of which famous sporting event?
Answer: TOUR DE FRANCE
Question: The Contra Dam, also known as the Verzasca Dam, is in which country?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: What is the largest species of rodent in the world?
Answer: Capybara
Question: England cricketer, James Taylor plays for which county side?
Answer: Nottinghamshire
Question: Which amateur TV detective lives in a windmill?
Answer: Jonathan Creek
Question: Who was the first monarch to use Buckingham Palace as their official residence?
Answer: Victoria
Question: """Forces grey out, forces white in"" was an advertising slogan for which product?"
Answer: Fairy Snow
Question: What is the largest species of lizard in the world?
Answer: Komodo dragon
Question: Harrisburg is the state capitol of which American state?
Answer: Pennsylvania
Question: England cricketer Jos Buttler plays for which county side?
Answer: Lancashire
Question: In physics, what is the S I unit of work?
Answer: Joule
Question: Paragon railway station is in which English city?
Answer: Hull