zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which actor went from a bridge in 'The Cruel Sea' to a 'Bridge On The River Kwai'?
Answer: JACK HAWKINS
Question: Which actor pursued 'Dr. Richard Kimble' in the TV series 'The Fugitive'?
Answer: BARRY MORSE
Question: Who was the coach of Scotland during 'France 98'?
Answer: CRAIG BROWN
Question: In which year was the 'Achille Lauro' cruise ship hijacked by the P.L.F.?
Answer: 1985
Question: What is the occupation of Zandra Rhodes?
Answer: FASHION DESIGNER
Question: Which architect designed Coventry Cathedral?
Answer: SIR BASIL SPENCE
Question: From New Zealand, what are 'Kea's' and 'Kaka's'?
Answer: PARROTS
Question: The Empress Eugenie (1826-1920) was the wife of which European leader?
Answer: THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON III
Question: Who in 1497, discovered Newfoundland and claimed North America for Engalnd?
Answer: JOHN CABOT
Question: Bamako is the capital of which West African Republic?
Answer: MALI
Question: Over which course is the 'Whitbread Gold Cup' run?
Answer: SANDOWN PARK
Question: Which fish has a curling prehensile tail?
Answer: SEA HORSE
Question: From which flower does the insecticide 'Pyrethrum' come?
Answer: CHRYSANTHEMUM
Question: A female horse aged five or more, is called what?
Answer: A MARE
Question: Which 'DBT' by 'The Simpsons' was No.1 in the UK in March 1991?
Answer: 'DO THE BARTMAN'
Question: Who was fatally stabbed by Dimitri Tsafendas?
Answer: Hendrik Verwoerd
Question: Which Lancashire actress played the part of 'Daphne Moon' in 'Frasier'?
Answer: JANE LEEVES
Question: Which horse won this year's (2007) Cheltenham Gold Cup?
Answer: KAUTO STAR
Question: Which bird may be described as "a small finch with a brownish-green back, with shades of yellow and a black cap"?
Answer: SISKIN
Question: Which book ends with the words "After all, tomorrow is another day"?
Answer: 'GONE WITH THE WIND'
Question: Which musical comedy features the characters 'Bloom' and 'Bialystock'?
Answer: 'THE PRODUCERS'
Question: With which singer did Lee Hazlewood sing 'Did You Ever'?
Answer: NANCY SINATRA
Question: What book begins with the words "You will rejoice to hear that no disaster has accompanied the commencement of an enterprise which you have regarded with such evil forebodings"?
Answer: 'FRANKENSTEIN'
Question: Which Archbishop of Canterbury was convicted of heresy and burned at the stake?
Answer: THOMAS CRANMER
Question: What was the staple food 'Soylent Green', in the film of the same name, made from?
Answer: HUMAN BEINGS
Question: The Festival of Britain was held in which park in 1951?
Answer: BATTERSEA PARK
Question: Who painted 'A Bar At The Folies Bergere'?
Answer: EDOUARD MANET
Question: Who was the wife of 'King Priam of Troy' and the mother of 'Hector', 'Paris', 'Troilus' and 'Cassandra'?
Answer: 'HECUBA'
Question: 'Epidemic parotitis' is better known as what?
Answer: MUMPS
Question: """Like the brief doomed flare of exploding suns that register dimly on blind men's eyes, the beginning of the horror passed almost unnoticed"", is the first line of which book?"
Answer: 'THE EXORCIST'
Question: Resembling a long-tailed rabbit, which South American rodent is bred in captivity for its soft grey fur?
Answer: CHINCHILLA
Question: In Paris, next to which bridge and tunnel of the same name is there a memorial to Princess Diana?
Answer: PONT D'ALMA
Question: Which carmanufacturer produces a model called 'Sonata'?
Answer: HYUNDAI
Question: What is the name of the stadium where the French Open Tennis Championship is held?
Answer: ROLAND GARROS STADIUM
Question: What is the name of the company that operates passenger rail services throughout the USA?
Answer: AMTRAK
Question: Ripon in Yorkshire, lies on which river?
Answer: URE
Question: Which 1948 film starring Robert Donat was about a father seeking to prove the innocence of his naval cadet son who had been expelled for theft?
Answer: 'THE WINSLOW BOY'
Question: The term 'Roman Orders' are two of the classical orders of what?
Answer: ARCHITECTURE
Question: Which English composer lived from 1872 to 1958. His last opera was 'Pilgrim's Progress'?
Answer: RALPH VAUGHAN- WILLIAMS
Question: Who trained 'Red Rum' to win three Grand Nationals?
Answer: GINGER McCAIN
Question: Which singer had a number one hit in April 2010 with 'OMG'?
Answer: USHER
Question: Which 'New Town' in Hertfordshire was founded in 1903 as the world's first 'Garden City'?
Answer: LETCHWORTH
Question: Which professional Snooker player from Canada was known as 'The Grinder' because of his slow determined style of play?
Answer: CLIFF THORBURN
Question: In which country is the popular coffee-flavoured liqueur 'Tia Maria' produced?
Answer: JAMAICA
Question: In terms of area, which is the world's largest landlocked country?
Answer: KAZAKHSTAN
Question: Prior to the break-up of the Soviet Union, which was the world's largest landlocked country in terms of area?
Answer: MONGOLIA
Question: In 1990, which New Zealand bowler became the first cricketer to take 400 wickets in Test Cricket?
Answer: RICHARD HADLEE
Question: Of which Pacific country is Papeete the capital?
Answer: TAHITI
Question: Who directed the 2008 film 'The Hurt Locker'?
Answer: KATHERYN BIGELOW
Question: Which legislation, passed in 1534 declared Henry VIII the Head of the Church of England?
Answer: ACT OF SUPREMACY
Question: Which French artist, 1848 - 1903, painted 'The Yellow Christ' and 'Two Women On A Beach'?
Answer: PAUL GAUGIN
Question: In which town are Moorhouses Beers produced?
Answer: BURNLEY
Question: From which film, for which Chaplin wrote the music, did Petula Clark have a number one with 'This Is My Song'?
Answer: 'COUNTESS FROM HONG KONG'
Question: Which writer created the character of 'Detective Inspector Jack Frost'?
Answer: R.D. WINGFIELD
Question: The character 'James Bond' was created by Ian Fleming, but who wrote the book 'Carte Blanche' featuring 'James Bond'?
Answer: JEFFERY DEAVER
Question: In the English judiciary system, what position is ranked immediately below the Lord Chief Justice?
Answer: MASTER OF THE ROLLS
Question: The 'Stratocaster' is a model of which make of guitar?
Answer: FENDER
Question: Preceding 'Brownies', what name is given to the youngest section of the Girl Guiding movement in the UK?
Answer: 'RAINBOWS'
Question: In which city was the actor and writer Alan Bennett born?
Answer: Leeds
Question: Which capital city is known to its inhabitants as Lefkosia?
Answer: Nicosia
Question: In which British city is Great Victoria Street railway station?
Answer: Belfast
Question: What was the name of Cutthroat Jake’s ship in the Captain Pugwash TV series?
Answer: The Flying Dustman
Question: Which book by Andrea Levy was the Booker Prize winner of the year in 2004?
Answer: Small Island
Question: Which Gilbert & Sullivan operetta has the subtitle “Flowers of Progress”?
Answer: Utopia Limited
Question: Which book by Mark Haddon was the Booker Prize winner in 2003?
Answer: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night Time
Question: Who starred in and directed the 1993 film “A Bronx Tale”?
Answer: Robert De Niro
Question: Who directed and starred in the 2008 film “Grand Torino”?
Answer: Clint Eastwood
Question: Sage Moonblood is the child of which action film actor and director?
Answer: Sylvester Stallone
Question: Which high street chain makes the “Per Una” clothing range?
Answer: Marks & Spencer
Question: Which song was a top 40 hit for both Oasis and Mike Flowers Pops in 1995?
Answer: Wonderwall
Question: The Lempira is the main unit of currency in which central American country?
Answer: Hondura
Question: The filbert is an alternative name for which nut?
Answer: Hazelnut
Question: Which Coronation Street character has been played fro several years by Chris Gascoyne?
Answer: Peter Barlow
Question: Former West Bromwich Albion footballer Nicholas Anelka made an apparently anti-Semitic gesture after scoring a goal against which Premier League club?
Answer: West Ham United
Question: Which cricketer’s autobiography is called “Sunny Days”?
Answer: Sunil Gavaskar
Question: Which item of athletics equipment weighs 7.26 kilograms for men?
Answer: SHOT
Question: Which club resigned from the Football League in 1962 to be replaced by Oxford United? A new club was formed with the same name and won promotion to the League in 2006. One of the two clubs they replaced was Oxford United.
Answer: ACCRINGTON STANLEY
Question: Which A road crosses the Forth Road Bridge?
Answer: A90
Question: Which organisation has won the Nobel Peace Prize three times, in 1917, 1944 and 1963?
Answer: RED CROSS
Question: Who wrote the recent book for children Awful Auntie?
Answer: DAVID WALLIAMS
Question: Which TV drama was set in the offices of McKenzie, Brackman, Chaney and Kuzak?
Answer: L A LAW
Question: Edward II was murdered in the south tower of which castle?
Answer: BERKELEY CASTLE
Question: What is the main ingredient of the traditional Scottish soup, 'Partan Bree'?
Answer: CRAB
Question: Who was the first Soviet leader not to be buried in Moscow's 'Red Square'?
Answer: NIKITA KRUSCHEV
Question: The Isle of Man's 'Laxey Wheel' is the largest water wheel in the world. What name is it known by?
Answer: LADY ISABELLA
Question: Which American disc jockey is credited with putting the name to 'Rock 'n' Roll' music?
Answer: ALAN FREED
Question: Before Bill Clinton, who was the last Democrat President of America?
Answer: JIMMY CARTER
Question: On which ship did Price Andrew serve during the Falklands War?
Answer: H.M.S. INVINCIBLE
Question: What was the name of the horse that was made a Consul by Caligula when he was Emperor of Rome?
Answer: INCITATUS
Question: What is the correct name for Birmingham's 'Spagheti Junction'?
Answer: GRAVELLY HILL INTERCHANGE
Question: When asked why he wanted to climb Everest, which famous mountaineer replied. "Because it' there"?
Answer: GEORGE MALLORY
Question: Which computer programming language was named after Charles Babbadge's assistant, Lady Lovelace?
Answer: ADA
Question: Who became the First Minister of Scotland when the Scottish Parliament was established in 1999?
Answer: DONALD DEWAR
Question: Who was the founder of Harrow Public School?
Answer: JOHN LYON
Question: Spurn Point Lighthouse is situated at the mouth of which river estuary?
Answer: HUMBER
Question: Which Japanese mountaineer was the first woman to reach the summit of Mount Everest?
Answer: JUNKO TABEI
Question: Who is the only U.S. President to have held a patent?
Answer: ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Question: Which actress plays 'Lynn Bracken' in the 1997 film, 'L.A. Confidential'?
Answer: KIM BASSINGER
Question: Which female singer was once in a band called 'Spit and Snot'?
Answer: BJORK
Question: What is the correct verbal title used when addressing a Cardinal?
Answer: """YOUR EMINENCE"""
Question: On which holiday island are the peaks of 'Ruivo' and 'Arieiro', and the airport of 'Santa Cruz'?
Answer: MADEIRA
Question: On which Mediterranean island is the World Heritage Site of 'Dalt Vila'?
Answer: IBIZA
Question: Of what is 'Ekistics' the study?
Answer: HUMAN SETTLEMENTS
Question: By what more familiar name are Leucocytes known?
Answer: WHITE BLOOD CELLS
Question: Which town and moor in Yorkshire was known to the Romans as Olicana?
Answer: ILKLEY
Question: On which holiday island will you find the towns of Maliaand Sitia?
Answer: CRETE
Question: Which classic horserace, run annually at Epsom, was won by 'Love Divine' in 2000?
Answer: THE OAKS
Question: Whose stories include 'The Legend Of Sleepy Hollow'?
Answer: WASHINGTON IRVING
Question: Which carbohydrate is also called 'milk sugar'?
Answer: LACTOSE
Question: What colour is the cheek-patch of the European Goldfinch?
Answer: RED
Question: A 'Tiding' or 'Tittering'is the collective noun for which type of birds?
Answer: MAGPIES
Question: Who was known as 'Longshanks'?
Answer: EDWARD I
Question: In which country is the 444 mile long, 'Susquahanna River'?
Answer: U.S.A
Question: Which is the largest rodent in the world?
Answer: CAPYBARA
Question: In which part of southern Afghanistan are most of the British troops deployed?
Answer: HELMAND PROVINCE
Question: Which product was advertised as 'cleans and polishes in one go'?
Answer: PLEDGE
Question: What was the name of the character played by Anna Wing in 'Eastenders'?
Answer: 'LOU BEALE'
Question: In which country was Mohammad al Fayed born?
Answer: EGYPT
Question: Who is fifth in line to the throne?
Answer: PRINCESS BEATRICE
Question: Cliff Richard's 'Living Doll' featured in which 1959 film?
Answer: 'SERIOUS CHARGE'
Question: What do Americans call a Hare?
Answer: JACKRABBIT
Question: What is Gordon Brown's first name?
Answer: JAMES
Question: If Pluto is no longer recognised as a planet, which is the smallest planet in the solar system?
Answer: MERCURY
Question: What was the 'Boston Strangler's' real name?
Answer: ALBERT de SALVO
Question: Name the dragonthat guarded the treasure in 'The Hobbit'?
Answer: 'SMAUG'
Question: Which Italian spaghetti literally means "little worms"?
Answer: VERMICELLI
Question: Who advertises themselves with the slogan "We never forget you have a choice"?
Answer: BRITISH CALEDONIAN AIRWAYS
Question: In which film were 'Dan Gallagher', 'Beth Gallagher' and 'Alex Forrest' the main characters?
Answer: 'FATAL ATTRACTION'
Question: Who won the Best Supporting Actor 'Oscar' for his role in 'An Officer And A Gentleman'?
Answer: LOUIS GOSSETT Jr
Question: Which artist painted the picture, 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Nicolaes Tulp' in 1632?
Answer: REMBRANDT
Question: Which twentieth century US President once said, "They say hard work never killed anyone, but why take the chance"?
Answer: RONALD REAGAN
Question: Jose Socrates has been Prime Minister of which country since 2005?
Answer: PORTUGAL
Question: Which lager was first launched in England in 1961 as "the new blonde in your bar"?
Answer: HARP
Question: What is the distinctive feature of birds of the class 'ratites'?
Answer: FLIGHTLESS
Question: In the 2008 Olympics, Louis Smith won Britain's first ever medal (bronze) in which sport?
Answer: GYMNASTICS
Question: Which stretch of water lies between North and South islands, New Zealand?
Answer: COOK STRAIT
Question: The 'Foumart' or 'Foul-Marten', is an old name for which creature?
Answer: POLECAT
Question: After which film star is the airport in Orange County, California named?
Answer: JOHN WAYNE
Question: Englishman Henry Mills patented the earliest known what in 1714?
Answer: TYPEWRITER
Question: In which modern-day African country was the author Wilbur Smith born?
Answer: ZAMBIA
Question: In which British city would you find Shawfield Greyhound Stadium?
Answer: GLASGOW
Question: Who was the Liberal Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1892 to 1894?
Answer: WILLIAM GLADSTONE
Question: In which 2009 TV series did actors Larry Lamb and Alison Steadman appear?
Answer: 'GAVIN AND STACEY'
Question: From which Shakespeare play does the following line come, "All the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players"?
Answer: 'AS YOU LIKE IT'
Question: Who painted the 'Marriage Of The Virgin' found in the Pinacoteca di Brera of Milan?
Answer: RAPHAEL
Question: Which author wrote a series of books about the private investigator 'Jemima Shore'?
Answer: ANTONIA FRASER
Question: In which year was 'Oxfam' founded?
Answer: 1942
Question: Which city was the capital of the Untied States from 1790 to 1800?
Answer: PHILADELPHIA
Question: From which Disney animated picture does the song 'When You Wish Upon A Star' come?
Answer: 'PINOCCHIO'
Question: Which 1956 science fiction film was based on Shakespeare's 'The Tempest'?
Answer: 'THE FORBIDDEN PLANET'
Question: Dunkery Beacon is the highest point of which moorland in the UK?
Answer: EXMOOR
Question: Name the 1992 Tory Party Chairman who lost his Bath seat?
Answer: CHRIS PATTEN
Question: In World war II, what were 'Hotspurs' and 'Hamilcars'?
Answer: GLIDERS
Question: Which actor was nominated for two posthumous Best Actor 'Oscars'?
Answer: JAMES DEAN
Question: Which manufacturer was the first to win two hundred Formula One Grand Prix?
Answer: FERRARI
Question: Which constituency was represented by Tony Blair?
Answer: SEDGEFIELD
Question: Which country does the pop group 'Savage Garden' come from?
Answer: AUSTRALIA
Question: Who presented the weekday mid-morning show on BBC Radio 1 from 1967 to 1973, moving to Radio 2 until his retirement in 2002?
Answer: JIMMY YOUNG
Question: Who was Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1993 to 1997?
Answer: KENNETH CLARKE
Question: The hymn 'I Vow To Thee My Country' is sung to music from which of 'The Planets' by Gustav Holst?
Answer: JUPITER
Question: Which 17th century painting in the National Gallery was slashed in 1914 by suffragette Mary Richardson?
Answer: 'ROKEBY VENUS'
Question: Which London thoroughfare runs between Hyde Park Corner and Marble Arch?
Answer: PARK LANE
Question: Which is the largest town in the County of Anglesey?
Answer: HOLYHEAD
Question: A 'Chorkie' is a dog hybrid obtained by crossing a Yorkshire Terrier with which other breed?
Answer: CHIHUAHUA
Question: Who wrote the book and presented the recent t.v. series 'The Diamond Queen'?
Answer: ANDREW MARR
Question: Who had the Christmas number one in 1990 with 'Saviour's Day'?
Answer: CLIFF RICHARD
Question: In 1742 Willian Pulteney was created the first Earl of which city?
Answer: BATH
Question: Which entertainer is married to 1975 'Miss World' Wilnelia Merced?
Answer: BRUCE FORSYTH
Question: Which Manchester building was home to the Halle Orchestra until 1996?
Answer: FREE TRADE HALL
Question: What nationality was the mathematician Leonhard Euler (1707- 1783)?
Answer: SWISS
Question: Who is missing from this list of Artistic Directors of the National Theatre – Laurence Olivier, Peter Hall, Richard Eyre and Nicholas Hytner?
Answer: TREVOR NUNN
Question: Which country became landlocked as a result of the War of the Pacific (1879 to 1883)?
Answer: BOLIVIA
Question: Who is the regular Chairman of “Any Questions?” on BBC Radio 4?
Answer: JONATHAN DIMBLEBY
Question: What type of jet aircraft is a VLJ?
Answer: VERY LIGHT JET
Question: Which band, active from 1990 to 2006 was composed of three sisters and their brother Jim?
Answer: THE CORRS
Question: The Church of the Savior on Spilled Blood, built on the site of the assassination of Tsar Alexander II, is in which Russian city?
Answer: ST PETERSBURG
Question: Which 2014 Tom Cruise film had the tagline Live, Die, Repeat?
Answer: Edge of Tomorrow
Question: What name is given to sewing or gluing patches of material onto a garment or piece of material for decoration
Answer: Applique
Question: In which US state are the cities of Nogales, Surprise and Yuma?
Answer: Arizona
Question: What name is given to the scientific study of the size and shape of the earth?
Answer: Geodesy
Question: In geological ages, which period was the first of the Mesozoic Era?
Answer: Triassic
Question: What women was Time Magazine man of the year in 1952?
Answer: Queen Elizabeth II
Question: Who played The Lone Ranger in the 1950's TV series?
Answer: Clayton Moore
Question: What is a more familiar name for Deuterium Oxide?
Answer: Heavy Water
Question: Grand Mal and Petit Mal are two types of which illness
Answer: Epilepsy
Question: In which US state would you find the cities of Chesapeake, Roanoke and Fredericksburg?
Answer: Virginia
Question: Cosette, Marius and Fantine are characters in which book and film?
Answer: Les Miserables
Question: Which 'Coronation Street' character was played for may years by Jean Alexander?
Answer: 'HILDA OGDEN'
Question: The youngest son of 'William the Conqueror' succeeded to the throne after his brother William. Who was he?
Answer: HENRY I
Question: In what units are household electricity bills measured?
Answer: KILOWATTS
Question: Often used as bedding or house plants, how is Impatiens walleriana better known?
Answer: BUSY LIZZIE
Question: Which Roald Dahl novel features the 'Oompa Loompas'?
Answer: 'CHARLIE AND THE CHOCOLATE FACTORY'
Question: What was the name of the little girl in the popular children's novel by Johanna Spyri?
Answer: 'HEIDI'
Question: Who replaced Dr. John Reid as Secretary of State for Scotland?
Answer: HELEN LIDDELL
Question: Which of the Greek islands contains the highest point above sea level?
Answer: CRETE
Question: Which of the principal Canary Islands contains no peak higher than 700 metres?
Answer: LANZAROTE
Question: Who joined swashbucklers, Oliver Reed, Richard Chamberlain and Frank Finlay in a 1974 adventure film?
Answer: MICHAEL YORK
Question: Who wrote, 'Blott On The Landscape'?
Answer: TOM SHARPE
Question: Which Scottish football team moved home from Broomfield Park to the Shyberry Excelsior Stadium?
Answer: AIRDRIE UNITED
Question: Which spirit is used to make 'Sauce a la Normandie'?
Answer: CALVADOS
Question: Who was President of Poland from 1990 to 1995?
Answer: LECH WALESA
Question: Which American city is served by 'Blue Grass Airport'?
Answer: LEXINGTON
Question: Which architect designed Regent's Park, Regent Street, and the Marble Arch?
Answer: NASH
Question: Which Scottish football team moved home from Annfield to the Forthbank Stadium?
Answer: STIRLING ALBION
Question: In which English county is the 'Naze'?
Answer: ESSEX
Question: Which British artist was responsible for the 1995 work, 'Everyone I Have Ever Slept With'?
Answer: TRACEY EMIN
Question: The 'Argun' and'Khotan' are rivers in which country?
Answer: CHINA
Question: On which African country's flag would you see the emblem of the 'soapstone bird'?
Answer: ZIMBABWE
Question: The 'Bolan' and the 'Penner' are rivers in which country?
Answer: INDIA
Question: Which US pop group starred in the 1968 film 'Head'?
Answer: THE MONKEES
Question: What symbol appears on the flag of Barbados?
Answer: TRIDENT
Question: Name the most southerly county in the Republic of Ireland?
Answer: CORK
Question: Which musical duo could have been billed as 'Hodges & Peacock'?
Answer: 'CHAS & DAVE'
Question: On the coast of which English county would you find the natural limestone arch known as 'Durdle Door'?
Answer: DORSET
Question: What was the name of the Scottish physicist who wrote 'Treatise On Electricity And Magnetisim' in 1873?
Answer: JAMES CLERK MAXWELL
Question: Which large flightless bird, of the genus Pinguinis, was hunted to extinction in 1844?
Answer: GREAT AUK
Question: What was the name of the castle lying on Tremadog Bay, within the Snowdonia National Park, that was built by Edward I in 1283?
Answer: HARLECH CASTLE
Question: Because of Hull City's promotion, from next season (2009) which will be the largest city in England never to have had a top-flight football team?
Answer: PLYMOUTH
Question: Which real-life confidence trickster and forger was playedby Leonardo di caprio in the 2002 film 'Catch Me If You Can'?
Answer: FRANK ABAGNALE Jr
Question: Which branch of mathematics takes its name from the Latin for 'pebble'?
Answer: CALCULUS
Question: What was the name of the cross-dressing potter who won the Turner Prize in 2003?
Answer: GRAYSON PERRY
Question: Which sportsman married Erin Nordegren in 2004?
Answer: TIGER WOODS
Question: What was the name of the robot in the 1951 film, 'The Day The Earth Stood Still'?
Answer: 'GORT'
Question: What is the capital of Lesotho?
Answer: MASERU
Question: US Vice-President Joe Biden represents which state?
Answer: DELAWARE
Question: What was advertised as "spreading straight from the fridge"?
Answer: BLUE BAND MARGARINE
Question: Which motorway runs from Ross to Tewksbury?
Answer: M50
Question: 'Edward Lewis' and 'Vivian Ward' were the principal characters in which popular 1990 film?
Answer: 'PRETTY WOMAN'
Question: Which Shakespeare play features 'Dogberry', a Constable?
Answer: 'MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING'
Question: Which actor is the husband of Billie Piper?
Answer: LAURENCE FOX
Question: Which town is the administrative headquarters of Derbyshire?
Answer: MATLOCK
Question: In which West Central African country was Ali Bongo Ondimba elected President in 2009?
Answer: GABON
Question: Which band, formed in 2001, includes Ana Matronic, Babydaddy and Jake Shears?
Answer: 'SCISSOR SISTERS'
Question: In which US state is the Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railway?
Answer: COLORADO
Question: Which female singer released the album 'Rated R' in 2009?
Answer: RIHANNA
Question: The Clore Gallery at Tate Britain in London contains work by which British artist (1775-1821)?
Answer: J.M.W. TURNER