zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: A station on line 13 of the Paris Metro is named after which Italian nationalist (1807-1882)?
Answer: GIUSEPPE GARIBALDI
Question: On which race track is the Kentucky Oaks run?
Answer: CHURCHILL DOWNS
Question: """Mrs Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter"" and ""I'm Henery the Eighth, I Am"" were both Number Ones in the USA in 1965 for which band formed in Manchester in 1962, although neither was released as a single in this country?"
Answer: HERMAN'S HERMITS
Question: A Tale of the Christ is the sub-title of which 1880 novel by Lew Wallace?
Answer: BEN-HUR
Question: Flags flown on public buildings on November 14th for whose birthday?
Answer: PRINCE OF WALES
Question: At 22,834ft., which is the highest extinct volcano in the world?
Answer: ACONCAGUA
Question: From which musical did the sing 'Get Me To The Church On Time' come?
Answer: 'MY FAIR LADY'
Question: At 19,344ft., which is the highest active volcano in the world?
Answer: COTOPAXI
Question: Which American President was the recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1919?
Answer: WOODROW WILSON
Question: What does the name 'Chipping' as in Chipping Norton mean?
Answer: MARKET PLACE
Question: What does the name 'Pont' as in Pontefract or Pontypoolmean?
Answer: BRIDGE
Question: Which record-breaking film marked Clint Eastwood's directorial debut?
Answer: 'PLAY MISTY FOR ME'
Question: Who was the Polish dockyard worker who went on to become his country's President?
Answer: LECH WALENSA
Question: 'MC' are the international vehicle registration letters for which country?
Answer: MONACO
Question: What is the name given to seven performing musicians?
Answer: SEPTET
Question: With regard to food and drink, what is Port salut?
Answer: A CHEESE
Question: In the Elvis song, what was the name of his 'latest flame'?
Answer: 'MARIE'
Question: Give a year in the life of novellist Henry Fielding?
Answer: 1707 - 1754
Question: Which word, derived from the Latin for 'wild', describes an untamed or uncultivated animal?
Answer: FERAL
Question: In which city are the headquarters of Mercedes?
Answer: STUTTGART
Question: In World War I, British soldiers were named 'Tommies', what name was given to French soldiers?
Answer: 'POILU'
Question: What would you do if you found the instruction 'Da Capo' on a piece of music?
Answer: REPEAT FROM THE BEGINNING
Question: In which city are the headquarters of Fiat?
Answer: TURIN
Question: Apart from sugar and eggs, what is marzipan made from?
Answer: (ground) ALMONDS
Question: Pulex irritans is the Latin name for which creature?
Answer: HUMAN FLEA
Question: In which country does the Ferencvaros team play club football?
Answer: HUNGARY
Question: Who was the author of 'Moll Flanders'?
Answer: DANIEL DEFOE
Question: When Muhammad received the word of god at Hira, near Mecca. Where exactly was he?
Answer: IN A CAVE
Question: In which northern city is the National Football Museum based?
Answer: PRESTON
Question: Which London Underground line connects Euston and Waterloo?
Answer: NORTHERN LINE
Question: In which northern city is the National Museum of Photography, Film and Television?
Answer: BRADFORD
Question: In which country is Mozart's opera 'The Magic Flute' set?
Answer: EGYPT
Question: Who was Supreme Commander of the Allied Forces at the end of World War I?
Answer: MARSHALL FOCH
Question: 'Stag' and 'Carib' beers are made in which country?
Answer: TRINIDAD
Question: Which Cricket county's 'Twenty/20' team are known as 'The Crusaders'?
Answer: MIDDLESEX
Question: In the nursery rhyme, what description is given to 'Wednesday's Child'?
Answer: 'FULL OF WOE'
Question: Marble Arch and Lancaster Gate are stations on which London Undeground line?
Answer: CENTRAL LINE
Question: After which famous man (known as 'Oklahoma's favourite son') is Oklahoma City's airport named?
Answer: WILL ROGERS
Question: In which country does the Gornik team play club football?
Answer: POLAND
Question: Which Cricket county's 'Twenty/20' team are known asthe 'Gladiators'?
Answer: GLOUCESTERSHIRE
Question: Which wedding anniversary is symbolised by tin?
Answer: TENTH
Question: Which Dublin born writer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1925?
Answer: G.B. SHAW
Question: Which English king used a 'White Lion' as his heraldic symbol?
Answer: EDWARD IV
Question: Which pop star called one of her children 'Chudney'?
Answer: DIANA ROSS
Question: How many American states were there at the beginning of the nineteenth century?
Answer: 16
Question: What does the musical term 'Largo' mean?
Answer: BROADLY
Question: In the 1970's TV series 'The Partridge Family', which actress played the part of the children's mother?
Answer: SHIRLEY JONES
Question: On board which Royal Navy ship did Napoleon sign the Peace Treaty after the Battle of Waterloo?
Answer: BELLEROPHON
Question: What does the musical term 'Presto' mean?
Answer: VERY QUICK
Question: Which Samuel Becket play tells the story of 'Hamm', who is unable to stand, and his servant 'Clov', who is unable to sit down, and their lives with 'Hamm's' parents who live in rubbish bins in the corner of the house?
Answer: 'ENDGAME'
Question: Which legendary American Football player, who played his entire 15-year career with the Los Angeles Rams and
Answer: MERLIN OLSEN
Question: Which chemical element is named after the German physicist who discovered X-Rays?
Answer: ROENTGENIUM
Question: In terms of population, which is the largest city in Devon?
Answer: PLYMOUTH
Question: With 53 tries from 77 caps, who is the leading try scorer for the Welsh national Rugby Union team?
Answer: SHANE WILLIAMS
Question: In terms of population, which is the largest city in Lancashire?
Answer: PRESTON
Question: 'Sunny Side Up' was a 2010 UK number one album for which singer?
Answer: PAOLO NUTINI
Question: In which city do the baseball team known as the 'Astros' play their home games?
Answer: HOUSTON
Question: Which is the highest mountain in the Pyrenees?
Answer: ANETO
Question: The American Football team are the 'Cardinals', the Baseball team are the 'Diamondbacks', and the Basketball team are the 'Suns'. Which city?
Answer: PHOENIX, Arizona
Question: Which London area is mentioned in the opening line of the lyrics to 'The Kinks' hit 'Lola'?
Answer: SOHO
Question: The third highest-grossing film of the year, so far, what is the title of the latest instalment in the 'Transformers' film franchise?
Answer: 'TRANSFORMERS: DARK OF THE MOON'
Question: What is the name of the Brazilian goalkeeper signed by Liverpool from Roma this summer?
Answer: ALEXANDER DONI
Question: Which is the only one of Shakespeare's plays to feature an English town in its title?
Answer: 'THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR'
Question: In which British town is the National Horseracing Museum?
Answer: NEWMARKET
Question: Which historical figure is the subject of Jean Anouilh's play 'L'Alouette'?
Answer: JOAN of ARC
Question: 'Vorsprung Durch Technik' is a slogan used to promote which car manufacturer?
Answer: AUDI
Question: Meaning 'Death To Spies', what was the name of the specialised counterintelligence department in the Main Intelligence Directorate of the Soviet Union, a fictionalised version of which was made famous in the 'James Bond' books by Ian Fleming?
Answer: SMERSH
Question: Who was the Roman Emperor at the time of the eruption of Vesuvius?
Answer: TITUS
Question: Which famous singer featured, although uncredited, with 'Meat Loaf' in the duet 'Dead Ringer For Love'?
Answer: CHER
Question: A contestant from which country won the first Miss World in 1951?
Answer: SWEDEN
Question: Which artist painted “Girl Balancing on a Ball”, “Girl with Bare Feet” and “Three Dancers”?
Answer: PICASSO
Question: Pogonology is the study of what?
Answer: BEARDS
Question: “When the night has come and the land is dark” is the opening line of which number one hit?
Answer: STAND BY ME
Question: Which football manager wrote the autobiography "Farewell but not Goodbye"?
Answer: SIR BOBBY ROBSON
Question: Which TV Chef has a seafood restaurant in Padstow, Cornwall?
Answer: RICK STEIN
Question: What is the first name of Mrs Brown in the sitcom Mrs Brown’s Boys?
Answer: AGNES
Question: The adjective hircine refers to which animal?
Answer: GOAT
Question: Which city is the venue for the Great South Run?
Answer: PORTSMOUTH
Question: Hildegarde Neil is the wife of which actor?
Answer: BRIAN BLESSED
Question: Give a year in the life of physician William Harvey.
Answer: 1578 to 1657
Question: Which record by Carl Douglas was Number One in 1974?
Answer: KUNG FU FIGHTING
Question: In which English City would you find the Martyrs Memorial?
Answer: Oxford
Question: Which word can be a musical instrument or a quarter bottle of Champagne?
Answer: Piccolo
Question: In which musical would you hear the songs "Too darn Hot" and "Brush up your Shakespeare"?
Answer: Kiss Me Kate
Question: What is the currency of Indonesia?
Answer: The Rupiah
Question: Which company owns British Gas?
Answer: Centrica
Question: Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain during the Zulu War?
Answer: Benjamin Disraeli
Question: Who painted "The Oath of the Tennis Court"?
Answer: Jacques-Louis David
Question: Which French phrase meaning "Foot on the ground" implies usage as a temporary second residence?
Answer: Pied-A-Terre
Question: Who is the host of the TV series "Dragon's Den"?
Answer: Evan Davis
Question: In which American city do the 'Rockets' play their home basketball games?
Answer: HOUSTON
Question: Which Shipping Weather Forecast Area covers the Shetland Isles?
Answer: FAIR ISLE
Question: Who was theelder brother of the Kray twins?
Answer: CHARLIE
Question: Which Shipping Weather Forecast Area covers the Channel Islands?
Answer: PORTLAND
Question: 'The Five Pillars Of Faith' are part of which major religion?
Answer: ISLAM (Muslim)
Question: Give a year in the life of Emile Zola?
Answer: 1840 - 1902
Question: Copyright did not extend to music and lyrics until the 1880's. Which creative Victorian brought about this change?
Answer: W.S. GILBERT
Question: During World War I, what was the occupation of E.E. Cummings, Walt Disney, Ernest Hemmingway and Somerset Maugham?
Answer: AMBULANCE DRIVERS
Question: Who played the part of 'Paganini' in the film, 'The Magic Bow'?
Answer: STEWART GRAINGER
Question: Who played the Resident Magistrate in Channel Four TV's 'The Irish R.M.'?
Answer: PETER BOWLES
Question: What is 'Mal de Mer'?
Answer: SEASICKNESS
Question: In Kenneth Graham's book, 'The Wind In The Willows', what is the full name of 'Mr. Toad'?
Answer: 'J. THADDEUS TOAD'
Question: Dressed in similar fashion to Alan Glazier, which current Darts player throws out replicas of bats at the beginning of his competitions?
Answer: TED HANKEY
Question: Who sang, 'Autumn Almanac' in 1967?
Answer: THE KINKS
Question: What name is given to the prosecution of a public official by the legislature of the state?
Answer: IMPEACHMENT
Question: What is the capital of Trinidad?
Answer: PORT OF SPAIN
Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera is subtitled, 'A Merryman And His Maid'?
Answer: 'YEOMAN OF THE GUARD'
Question: Which character was played by Michelle Collins in 'Eastenders'?
Answer: 'CINDY BEALE'
Question: Which is the second highest mountain in the British Isles?
Answer: BEN MACDUI
Question: The M180 connects the M18 with what?
Answer: HUMBER BRIDGE
Question: 'The Night They Invented Champagne' and 'Thank Heaven For Little Girls', are songs from which musical?
Answer: 'GIGI'
Question: In the nursery rhyme, what was used to bind 'Jack's' head after he had fallen down the hill?
Answer: 'VINEGAR AND BROWN PAPER'
Question: What is the chemical symbol for Sodium?
Answer: Na
Question: What, in Cambridgeshire, is known as 'the ship of the fens'?
Answer: ELY CATHEDRAL
Question: Rosanne Davidson, 'Miss World'of 2003, is the daughter of which popular singer?
Answer: CHRIS DE BURGH
Question: Taken from the title of a book, which perfume house was founded by Florence Graham in 1910?
Answer: ELIZABETH ARDEN
Question: Which breed won 'Best In Show' at Crufts in 2008?
Answer: SCHNAUZER
Question: 'Bewitched, Bothered And Bewildered', 'The Lady Is A Tramp' and 'My Funny Valentine', all featured in which musical?
Answer: 'PAL JOEY'
Question: Which castle overlooks Pendle Hill?
Answer: CLITHEROE CASTLE
Question: Who was the first black footballer to captain England?
Answer: PAUL INCE
Question: What sort of bird may be described as 'tic-eyed'
Answer: PIGEON
Question: Of all the rugby teams to have participated in the 2008- 2009 Guinness Premiership, which team is the furthest north?
Answer: NEWCASTLE FALCONS
Question: Which is the only city in West Sussex?
Answer: CHICHESTER
Question: Which British artist is best known for his painting 'And When Did You Last See Your Father'?
Answer: WILLIAM FREDERICK YEAMES
Question: In 'Monopoly', which of the red properties has the shortest name of any property?
Answer: STRAND
Question: Because the fourth movement is a variation on one of the composer's earlier works concerning a particular creature, by what name is Franz Schubert's 'Piano Quintet in A major' better known?
Answer: TROUT QUINTET
Question: Which famous poem begins with the line, "Upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered weak and weary"?
Answer: 'THE RAVEN' by Edgar Allen Poe
Question: Canada has the longest coastline of any country in the world. Which nation has the second longest coastline?
Answer: INDONESIA
Question: Which Swede did Roger Federer defeat to win his first French Open Men's Singles title in 2009?
Answer: ROBIN SODERLING
Question: 'Broadcast Yourself' is the slogan of which internet site?
Answer: 'You Tube'
Question: Who was the manager of Manchester United FC between 1972 and 1979?
Answer: TOMMY DOCHERTY
Question: In SWOT analysis used in business, for what does the 'S' stand?
Answer: STRENGTHS, Weaknesses, Opportunities, Threats
Question: Who completes 'Les Quatre Mousquetaires' of French tennis - Jean Borota, Jacques Brugon, Henri Cochet and ....?
Answer: RENE LACOSTE
Question: In which religion is a 'Gurdwara' a place of worship?
Answer: SIKHISM
Question: What is the stage name of Saul Hudson, the former lead guitarist with 'Guns N' Roses'?
Answer: 'SLASH'
Question: At which London Underground station is there a blue plaque dedicated to Willie Rushton, a long-standing member of the panel game 'I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue'?
Answer: MORNINGTON CRESCENT
Question: Which is the second highest mountain in Scotland?
Answer: BEN MACDUI
Question: For what does the 'E' stand in the company EMI?
Answer: ELECTRIC & Musical Industries
Question: Which athlete completes the Gold Medal winning USA team in the 1936 Olympic Men's 4x100 metre relay - Ralph Metcalfe, Foy Draper, Frank Wykoff and ............?
Answer: JESSE OWENS
Question: What is the name of the place of worship of Jehovah's Witnesses?
Answer: KINGDOM HALL
Question: In mathematics what is the sum of the internal angles of a pentagon?
Answer: 540
Question: Who is the husband of the actress and model Summer Phoenix?
Answer: CASEY AFFLECK
Question: Which beer produced by Thwaites is advertised as "Beer worth walking for"?
Answer: WAINWRIGHT
Question: Which other museum would you find opposite the Natural History Museum?
Answer: VICTORIA & ALBERT MUSEUM
Question: What does the musical term 'Crescendo' mean?
Answer: GRADUALLY INCREASING
Question: .uk is the network identifier for the United Kingdom, which country uses the identifier .ke?
Answer: KENYA
Question: What was the name of Sweden's Foreign Minister murdered on 11th September 2003?
Answer: ANNA LINDH
Question: Which country has a currency called the 'Kip'?
Answer: LAOS
Question: Apart from pasta, what is the main ingredient of 'Spaghetti Alla Vougole'?
Answer: CLAMS
Question: Who painted the picture called 'The Monarch Of The Glen'?
Answer: SIR EDWIN LANDSEER
Question: After Everest and K2 (Godwin Austin) which is the third largest mountain on earth?
Answer: KANGCHENJUNGA
Question: If you were attending a local 'derby match' between 'Olympic Sharks' and 'United', in which city would you be?
Answer: SYDNEY
Question: In cookery, which vegetable is the basis for 'Soubise Sauce'?
Answer: ONION
Question: On which road in London would you find the Natural History Museum?
Answer: EXHIBITION ROAD
Question: Which British city is served by 'Abbotsinch Airport'?
Answer: GLASGOW
Question: Which musical contains the songs 'True Love' and 'Well Did You Ever'?
Answer: 'HIGH SOCIETY'
Question: Who composed the coronation anthem 'Zadok The Priest'?
Answer: HANDEL
Question: Which famous American sportsman, born in Oakville, Alabama in 1913, had the forenames James Cleveland?
Answer: JESSE OWENS
Question: Which 16 year-old in 2002 became the youngest ever winner of the 'Rear Of The Year' award?
Answer: CHARLOTTE CHURCH
Question: Which company made the 'Nexia' model of car?
Answer: DAEWOO
Question: In which city would you find the Eureka Tower, The Royal Exhibition Building and the Docklands Stadium?
Answer: MELBOURNE
Question: Jonathon Ansell first entered the pop charts as a member of which boy band?
Answer: 'G4'
Question: Which European city was known as Olisipio by the Romans?
Answer: LISBON
Question: In the Bible, what was the name of the son of Saul who became a great friend of David?
Answer: JONATHON
Question: """Give me a robe, put on my crown, I have immortal longing in me"", is a quote from which Shakespeare play?"
Answer: 'ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA'
Question: Lucy Alexander and Martin Roberts are co-presenters of which t.v. series shown on BBC 1?
Answer: 'HOMES UNDER THE HAMMER'
Question: What is the most commonly used word in spoken English?
Answer: 'I'
Question: Who directed the 1965 film 'The Sound Of Music'?
Answer: ROBERT WISE
Question: In which English city are the Guru Nanak Sikh Museum and the National Space Centre?
Answer: LEICESTER
Question: Who is the owner of Estimate, the winner of the 2013 Ascot Gold Cup?
Answer: QUEEN ELIZABETH II
Question: Which British athlete won the Bronze medal in the 400 metre hurdles at the 1972 Munich Olympics?
Answer: DAVID HEMERY
Question: What is the current name of the area in the BBC Shipping Forecast known from 1949 to 1956 as Heligoland?
Answer: GERMAN BIGHT
Question: What is the name of the TV detective played by Idris Elba?
Answer: JOHN LUTHER
Question: Rachel Weisz, who plays Dr Marta Shearing in ‘The Bourne Legacy’, is married to which actor?
Answer: DANIEL CRAIG
Question: The Millennium Footbridge across the River Thames lies between Blackfriars Railway Bridge and which road bridge?
Answer: SOUTHWARK
Question: Soprano Helen Porter Mitchell was born in Richmond, a suburb of which Australian city, from which she took her stage name?
Answer: MELBOURNE (NELLIE MELBA)
Question: Which city completes the title of the 1995 film ‘Jefferson in .......’?
Answer: PARIS
Question: In which English city are the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter and Cadbury World?
Answer: BIRMINGHAM
Question: What is the common name for the antirrhinum?
Answer: Snapdragon
Question: Which country, with a East Mediterranean coastline produces the red wine 'Chateau Musar1?
Answer: Lebanon
Question: Who is the oldest man to go into space?
Answer: John Glenn
Question: Which wild flower is also known as the knapweed?
Answer: Cornflower
Question: Which department store uses the slogan "Styling the Nation"?
Answer: Debenhams
Question: Which Derbyshire town is known as “The Capital of the High Peaks”?
Answer: Chapel en le Frith
Question: Which famous author was the Queen Mother's jockey from 1952 to 1957?
Answer: Dick Francis
Question: What is the highest decoration of the Soviet Union?
Answer: Order of Lenin
Question: Which spirit is the base of a “White Lady” cocktail?
Answer: Gin
Question: """I Dreamed a Dream"" and ""Bring Him Home"" are two song from which musical?"
Answer: Les Miserables
Question: By what name is English singer-songwriter Florian Cloud de 3ounevialle O'Malley Armstrong (born 25 December 1971) better Known?
Answer: Dido
Question: Which famous actor married Shakira Baksh in 1973?
Answer: Michael Caine
Question: What nationality is the Secretary General of the UN, Ban-Ki-Moon?
Answer: Korean
Question: How did poet Alexander Pushkin die in 1837?
Answer: In A Duel
Question: In German it's a Bahnhof, what is it in English?
Answer: A Railway Station
Question: """An American Dream"" and ""Last Night of the World"" are two song from which musical?"
Answer: Miss Saigon
Question: Who was Prime Minister of Cyprus from 1960 to 1977?
Answer: Archbishop Makarios
Question: What trophy is at stake when England play Rugby Union against New Zealand?
Answer: The Hillary Shield
Question: Name the only one of Santa's reindeer named after another creature?
Answer: Vixen
Question: Which 2600 mile-long river flows near Timbuktu and flows into the Gulf of Guinea?
Answer: The Niger
Question: What type of drink did the British take in India as ananti- malarial?
Answer: TONIC WATER
Question: Which group took its name from a technique used to teach children dance and mime appreciation?
Answer: 'EURYTHMICS'
Question: With 40 members in the 'Vece Republika' (Chamber of the Republics) and 138 members in the 'Vece Gradjana' (Chamber of Citizens), the Skupstina SRJ was the parliamentof which Central European country?
Answer: YUGOSLAVIA
Question: 'Entomophobia' is the fear of what?
Answer: INSECTS
Question: What is the name of the bell used by 'Lloyds of London'?
Answer: LUTINE BELL
Question: What type of covering,once often used on scientific instrument cases, is called 'Shagreen'?
Answer: SHARKSKIN
Question: What is the name of the bell in Lincoln Cathedral?
Answer: 'GREAT TOM'
Question: What is our equivalent to what the Americans call 'Scuttle-butt'?
Answer: GOSSIP
Question: Who was the Britishphysicist noted for his investigation of 'Black Holes'?
Answer: ROGER PENROSE
Question: In the game of 'Scrabble', how many points are awarded for the letter 'K'?
Answer: FIVE POINTS
Question: Which artist painted the picture entitled, "Les Parapluies"
Answer: PIERRE AUGUST RENOIR
Question: Who at July 2003 is the 'Shadow' Secretary of State for Health?
Answer: LIAM FOX
Question: What is Britain's largest native land carnivore?
Answer: BADGER.
Question: What name appears on the postage stamps of Switzerland?
Answer: HELVETIA
Question: Which film won four 'Oscar's' at 2001 ceremony, including Best Art Direction, Best Original Score and Best Cinematography?
Answer: 'CROUCHING TIGER, HIDDEN DRAGON'
Question: Which eponymous heroine of an American novel is a byword for incurable optimism?
Answer: 'POLLYANNA'
Question: What type of foodstuff are 'Shropshire Blue' and 'Limburger'?
Answer: CHEESES
Question: Who replaced George Stephenson on the British £5.00 note in 2002?
Answer: ELIZABETH FRY
Question: What is the nickname of Brentford football team?
Answer: 'THE BEES'
Question: In which British city is the Clifton Suspension Bridge?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: In 'Thunderbirds', If 'Alan Tracy' was named after Alan Shepard and 'John Tacy' after John Glenn, after whom was 'Virgil Tracy' named?
Answer: VIRGIL 'GUS' GRISSOM
Question: Who was the first woman, after the Queen, to be featured on the reverse of a British banknote?
Answer: FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
Question: Which Cricket county's Twenty/20 team are known as the 'Dynamos'?
Answer: DURHAM
Question: What was the famous slogan used by Clinton's campaign team in the 1992 Presidential campaign to remind them of the Key issue of the election?
Answer: """IT'S THE ECONOMY, STUPID"""
Question: Darren Clark is the second winner of the Open Golf Championship from Northern Ireland. Who was the first winner, in 1947?
Answer: FRED DALY
Question: Which motorway links the M6 north of Preston to Blackpool?
Answer: M55
Question: What type of animal is 'Lanky', the mascot of Lancashire County Cricket Club?
Answer: GIRAFFE
Question: Who was the Prime Minister when King George V came to the throne?
Answer: HERBERT ASQUITH
Question: Which planet is the nickname of Mozart's last symphony?
Answer: JUPITER
Question: The 'Potemkin Stairs' are a feature of which Ukranian city?
Answer: ODESSA
Question: Which is the next triangular number in the sequence: 1, 3, 6, 10, 15, 21, .......?
Answer: 28
Question: 'Pour Moi' is the first French trained winner of the Derby since 'Empery' in 1976. Who rode 'Empery' in that race?
Answer: LESTER PIGGOTT
Question: Inspired by a poster of Marlene Dietrich, who wrote the song 'Marlene On The Wall'?
Answer: SUZANNE VEGA