zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which word describes a monologue where an actor addresses an audience by speaking his thoughts aloud?
Answer: SOLILOQUY
Question: There were two years in the twentieth century when two General Elections were held in the UK. One was 1910. When was the other?
Answer: 1974
Question: In which city is the football match known as Derby della Madonnina played between I Nerazzurri and I Rossoneri?
Answer: MILAN
Question: Which bear has the scientific name Ursus maritimus?
Answer: POLAR BEAR
Question: Former racing driver Johnny Dumfries, born at Rothesay in 1958, is the 7th Marquess of _______ where?
Answer: BUTE
Question: M C C were the appropriate initials of which former England cricket captain?
Answer: (Michael) Colin COWDREY
Question: Who plays the title role in the 2013 film Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom?
Answer: IDRIS ELBA
Question: The last major battle using oared ships was fought in the sixteenth century. What was the name of the battle?
Answer: LEPANTO
Question: Which composer who lived from 1833 -1897 wrote four symphonies and four concertos including the 'German Requiem'?
Answer: BRAHMS
Question: Which monster is mentioned in the Book of Job as a sea serpent?
Answer: LEVIATHAN
Question: For how many years is the French President elected?
Answer: FIVE
Question: How are 'Zuga' and 'Nadir' better known in the title of an opera by Bizet?
Answer: 'THE PEARL FISHERS'
Question: On July 10th 1943, 'Operation Husky' saw the landing of British and American troops on which island?
Answer: SICILY
Question: What was the codename of the military operation of June 22nd. 1941, in which German troops invaded Russia?
Answer: 'BARBAROSSA'
Question: Tennis's French Open Men's Singles Champion of 1986 and 1987, never won a Wimbledon title. Who is he?
Answer: IVAN LENDL
Question: Which silvery, radioactive metal, Atomic Number 93, was named after one of the major planets?
Answer: NEPTUNIUM
Question: 'Touchstone' a jester, and 'Phoebe' a shepherdess, appear in which Shakespeare play?
Answer: 'AS YOU LIKE IT'
Question: How is Beethoven's 'Symphony Number 3 in E Flat Major', better known?
Answer: """EROICA"""
Question: Who was the last king from the House of Plantagenet?
Answer: RICHARD II
Question: Berengaria, wife of Richard I of England, was a princess of which European kingdom, now part of Spain?
Answer: NAVARRE
Question: The characters 'Odette' and 'Odile' are featured in which ballet?
Answer: 'SWAN LAKE'
Question: Which king did Henry Bolingbroke depose, and then succeed as Henry IV in 1399?
Answer: RICHARD II
Question: Name the witch who is the best friend of 'Buffy The Vampire Slayer'?
Answer: 'WILLOW'
Question: In which town do the Celtic Crusaders Rugby League team play their home matches?
Answer: BRIDGEND
Question: 'The Curse Of The Black Pearl' was the first of which series of films?
Answer: 'PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN'
Question: The 'Battle of Stamford Bridge' was fought in 1066 – which is the nearest city to the battlefield?
Answer: YORK
Question: Lorraine Chase used to say "Nice ere innit" when advertising which product?
Answer: CAMPARI
Question: What food was named after a composer by the French chef Escoffier?
Answer: TOURNEDOS ROSSINI
Question: Which is the smallest of Britain's National Parks?
Answer: NORFOLK BROADS
Question: Militarily, who or what is C.G.S.?
Answer: CHIEF OF GENERAL STAFF
Question: In fencing, what word of acknowledgement is used by competitors to indicate that a scoring hit has been made?
Answer: TOUCHE
Question: In which year did the American Civil War begin?
Answer: 1861
Question: Who became Prime Minister of Australia last month?
Answer: JULIA GILLARD
Question: Which of Henry VIII's wives had previously been married twice, to Edward Borough and John Neville?
Answer: CATHERINE PARR
Question: Which South African choral group first came to prominence after featuring on the Paul Simon album 'Graceland'?
Answer: LADYSMITH BLACK MAMBAZO
Question: Which civil servant at the Ministry of Defence was tried and acquitted in 1985 of leaking documents to Tam Dalyell MP about the sinking of the 'Belgrano' during the Falklands War?
Answer: CLIVE PONTING
Question: Which is the sixth book of the Old Testament, immediately following the Pentateuch?
Answer: JOSHUA
Question: Who wrote nonsense poems about the 'Yonghy-Bonghy- Bo', the 'Dong with the Luminous Nose' and the 'Pobble that has no toes'?
Answer: EDWARD LEAR
Question: The novels of Jo Nesbo which feature detective 'Harry Hole' were originally written in which European language?
Answer: NORWEGIAN
Question: Which is the largest of the five former Soviet Republics in Central Asia?
Answer: KAZAKHSTAN
Question: 'Scheelite' and 'Wolframite' are ores of which metal?
Answer: TUNGSTEN
Question: Which word is the adverb in the sentence "Crabs are known for walking sideways"?
Answer: 'SIDEWAYS'
Question: What is the name of the slimmed down version of 'The Independent' newspaper, launched last year?
Answer: ' i '
Question: What is the capital city of the country of Georgia?
Answer: TBILISI
Question: For which Rugby League club did Neil Fox play over 550 games between 1956 and 1974, apart from one season with Bradford Northern?
Answer: WAKEFIELD TRINITY
Question: In the comic strip 'Peanuts', how is 'Patricia Reichardt' usually known?
Answer: 'PEPPERMINT PATTY'
Question: The Caspian Sea has borders with five countries. Which is missing from this list - Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan?
Answer: IRAN
Question: The 1618 'Defenestration of Prague' triggered which war?
Answer: THIRTY YEARS WAR
Question: Jessica Taylor was a member of 'Liberty X'. Which sportsman did she marry in 2007?
Answer: KEVIN PIETERSEN
Question: Which American research ship was boarded and captured by North Korean forces in January 1968?
Answer: U.S.S. PUEBLO
Question: What was the name of Ann Boleyn's older sister?
Answer: MARY
Question: In which debtors' prison was John Dickens, the father of Charles Dickens imprisoned in 1824?
Answer: MARSHALSEA
Question: Which book (and film) records the events of 'Harry Potter's' sixth year at 'Hogwarts'?
Answer: 'HARRY POTTER AND THE HALF-BLOOD PRINCE'
Question: In which series of films did Mel Gibson play L.A. detective 'Martin Riggs'?
Answer: 'LETHAL WEAPON'
Question: Which American playwright has won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama the most times-four-including posthumously in 1957?
Answer: EUGENE O'NEILL
Question: Yorkshire Bank is a division of Clydesdale Bank, which is itself a subsidiary of which country's National Bank?
Answer: AUSTRALIA
Question: Who was the wife of Odysseus?
Answer: PENELOPE
Question: Which group did Ringo Starr leave to join 'The Beatles'?
Answer: 'RORY STORM & THE HURRICANES'
Question: In Greek mythology who was the son of Zeus and Alcmene?
Answer: Heracles
Question: Which engineer built the Bridgewater canal?
Answer: James Brindley
Question: Who in 1964 became the first president of a fully independent Zambia?
Answer: Kenneth Kaunda
Question: Who was Elton John's collaborator in most of his early hits, such as "Yellow Brick Road", "Candle In The Wind", etc.?
Answer: Bernie Taupin
Question: In 1899 Churchill lost his first election to become an MP.In which Lancashire town did he stand?
Answer: OLDHAM
Question: Who, according to legend, was 'King Arthur's'treacherous son?
Answer: SIR MORDRED
Question: Who in the 20th century served as US President and Vice-President, but was elected to neither post?
Answer: GERALD FORD
Question: Who played the dole of 'George Armstrong Custer' in the 1941 film 'They Died With Their Boots On'?
Answer: ERROL FLYNN
Question: In Norse mythology, whose chariot was drawn across the sky by two goats called 'Toothgrinder' and 'Toothgnasher'?
Answer: THOR'S
Question: Which American newspaper first exposed the 'Watergate Affair'?
Answer: WASHINGTON POST
Question: According to Genesis: 7, how many humans were in 'Noah's Ark' during the flood?
Answer: 8
Question: The 'Ten Commandments' are listed in Exodus and which other book of the Bible?
Answer: DEUTERONOMY
Question: What is the name of the nest in which a Hare breeds?
Answer: A FORM
Question: What was the name of the woman with whom John Profumo had an affair that ended his political career?
Answer: CHRISTINE KEELER
Question: Which eminent zoologist wrote the books 'The Naked Ape' and'The Human Zoo'?
Answer: DESMOND MORRIS
Question: In 'Keeping Up Appearances', what is the name of 'Hyacinth Bucket's' unseen son?
Answer: 'SHERIDAN'
Question: Which British city stands between the mouths of the rivers Deeand Don?
Answer: ABERDEEN
Question: What was the name of the oil tanker that ran aground in Alaskain March 1989 spilling over 10 million gallons of oil?
Answer: EXXON VALDEZ
Question: During World War I, by what name was the spy Margarethe Geertruida Zella better known?
Answer: MATA HARI
Question: Which Biblical prophet was shown 'The Valley Of Dry Bones' in a vision sent by God?
Answer: EZEKIEL
Question: Which is the only English city to have two separate cathedrals built in the 20th century?
Answer: LIVERPOOL
Question: Puccini's opera 'Madame butterfly' tells of the tragic relationship between the heroine, and which American naval officer?
Answer: 'LIEUTENANT PINKERTON'
Question: 'The New Yardbirds' and 'The Birmingham Water Buffalo Society' were former names of which famous pop group?
Answer: LED ZEPPELIN
Question: Which Act of 1765 (repealed 1766) levied duties on American colonies?
Answer: STAMP ACT
Question: Which artist was born in 1746, died in 1828, and produced a series of satirical paintings entitled 'The Disasters Of War'?
Answer: GOYA
Question: If a dish is described as 'a la forestiere', what must it contain?
Answer: MUSHROOMS
Question: For her performance in which film did Halle Berry win an 'Oscar'?
Answer: 'MONSTER'S BALL'
Question: Unst, Yell, and Mainland are part of which island group?
Answer: SHETLAND
Question: Which '60's pop group new line-up included Jimmy Page, John Paul Jones, John Bonham and Robert Plant?
Answer: THE YARDBIRDS
Question: Who was World Chess Champion immediately prior to Bobby Fischer?
Answer: BORIS SPASSKY
Question: From which European country did the 'Dorians' originate in the 11th century BC?
Answer: GREECE
Question: At which battle just north of London was the Earl of Warwick killed in 1471?
Answer: BARNET
Question: Which US state has Des Moines as its capital?
Answer: IOWA
Question: In Greek mythology who was the 'Muse of Music'?
Answer: 'EUTERPE'
Question: Which English king was believed murdered in Pontefract Castle in 1399?
Answer: RICHARD II
Question: Which notable 19th century poet was a Jesuit priest?
Answer: GERALD MANLEY HOPKINS
Question: The 'Suicide Squad' are/were a gang of football hooligans who supported which North West club?
Answer: BURNLEY
Question: Who composed the theme music for the film 'Jaws'?
Answer: JOHN WILLIAMS
Question: Which explorer, together with his partner Speke, explored the lakes of Africa for the source of the Nile and translated the '1001 Arabian Nights' and the 'Kama Sutra'?
Answer: RICHARD BURTON
Question: Which British explorer was the first westerner to have recorded seeing the River Niger?
Answer: MUNGO PARK
Question: Which was the first Confederate state to secede from the Union?
Answer: SOUTH CAROLINA
Question: Who wrote the plays 'Biloxi Blues' and The Sunshine Boys'?
Answer: Neil Simon
Question: Which country churchyard in Buckinghamshire inspired Thomas Grey to write his well- known Elegy?
Answer: Stoke Poges
Question: What term do we use for the style of art known in German as "Jugendstil"?
Answer: ART NOUVEAU
Question: A station on line 1 of the Paris Metro and a luxury hotel on an avenue of the same name are named in honour of which British king?
Answer: GEORGE V
Question: Who led a rebellion from Kent against the government of England in 1450?
Answer: JACK CADE
Question: At the recent Tony Awards The King and I won the Best Revival of a Musical. Which word completes the title of the novel on which it is based – "Anna and the King of …….."?
Answer: SIAM
Question: What number isotope of carbon is used in radiocarbon dating, a method invented by Willard Libby in the 1940s?
Answer: 14
Question: The chorus of which hit by glam-rock band Sweet begins: "'Yeah, yeah, yeah-yeah-yeah And the man in the back said everyone attack And it turned into a …."?
Answer: BALLROOM BLITZ
Question: The Sinews of Peace speech in 1946 by Winston Churchill that introduced the phrase 'iron curtain' was made at Westminster College in Fulton in which US state?
Answer: MISSOURI
Question: Who wrote the poems "The Solitary Reaper"and"Upon Westminster Bridge, September 3rd. 1802"?
Answer: WILLIAM WORDSWORTH
Question: Which 1980'sband took their name from a tin of paint?
Answer: MATT BIANCO
Question: Nanak (Dev) was born in 1469, he dies in 1583.He was a teacher and founder of which religious belief?
Answer: SIKHISM
Question: In a mechanical clock or watch, what mechanism ensures that the hands are driven at an even rate?
Answer: ESCAPEMENT
Question: What was the capital of the ancient Assyrian civilisation?
Answer: NINEVEH
Question: Which Prime Minister persuaded Queen Victoria to take the title 'Empress Of India'?
Answer: DISRAELI
Question: In Greek mythology, name the ship in which Jason sailed, in search of the 'Golden Fleece'?
Answer: THE ARGO
Question: In Greek mythology, who gave 'Theseus' the ball of thread with which he found his way out of the 'Labyrinth'?
Answer: 'ARIADNE'
Question: In which year was the 'Mini' motor car introduced, and the first photographs were taken of the far side of the moon?
Answer: 1959
Question: Who was the first husband of film actress Marilyn Monroe?
Answer: JIM DOUGHERTY
Question: John Wayne turned down the role of which Marshall, James Arness eventually playing the role for 20 years?
Answer: 'MATT DILLON'
Question: Who was Eisenhower's Democratic opponent in the 1952 and 1956 US Presidential campaigns?
Answer: ADLAI STEVENSON
Question: Which large marsh, once a haunt for smugglers, lies between Hythe and Rye on the south coast?
Answer: ROMNEY MARSH
Question: In which country is Puccini's opera 'Turandot' set?
Answer: CHINA
Question: What is the common name for the fruit Fragaria vesca?
Answer: WILD STRAWBERRY
Question: The rival houses of Lancaster and York were both
Answer: EDWARD III
Question: Which band had hits in the 1990's with 'The Riverboat Song', 'You've Got It Bad' and 'The Day We Caught The Train'?
Answer: 'OCEAN COLOUR SCENE'
Question: Which internet company was founded by Larry Page and Sergey Brin in 1998?
Answer: GOOGLE
Question: Umberto Boccioni and Carlo Carra are associated with which artistic movement founded by Filippo Marinetti in the early 20th century?
Answer: FUTURISM
Question: How is 'Hanna Glawari' known in the title of an enormously popular Franz Lehar operetta of 1905?
Answer: 'THE MERRY WIDOW'
Question: Which city, known for its manufacture of swords and knives, is the capital of the Spanish region of Castile-La- Mancha?
Answer: TOLEDO
Question: To which 'Hogwarts' school house does 'Harry Potter' belong?
Answer: 'GRYFFINDOR'
Question: What was the name of the US Space Shuttle that disintegrated over Texas during its re-entry into Earth's atmosphere in 2003, killing all 7 crew members?
Answer: COLUMBIA
Question: Which batsman got the first ever Test century for England, when he scored 152 in a Test versus Australia at The Oval in 1876?
Answer: W.G. GRACE
Question: Which ancient Greek mathematician, known as 'The Father Of Geometry', wrote the hugely influential book 'Elements' that dominated European mathematics until the 19th century?
Answer: EUCLID
Question: The American Football team are the 'Redskins', the Baseball team are the 'Nationals', and the Basketball team are the 'Wizards'. Which city?
Answer: WASHINGTON D.C
Question: Which singer is mentioned in the opening line of the lyrics to 'Dexy's Midnight Runners' hit 'Come On Eileen'?
Answer: JOHNNY RAY
Question: The highest-grossing film of the year, so far, what is the title of the latest instalment in the 'Pirates Of The Caribbean' film franchise?
Answer: 'PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN: ON STRANGER TIDES'
Question: Sharing its name with an ex-Soviet state, which cruise ship sank in the Baltic Sea in September 1994 claiming 852 lives?
Answer: M.S. ESTONIA
Question: What was the name of NASA's last Space Shuttle that landed at the Kennedy Space Centre last week?
Answer: ATLANTIS
Question: Which English inventor, born in London in 1937, is best remembered for inventing the modern clockwork radio?
Answer: TREVOR BAYLIS
Question: What was the name of the Minister, portrayed by Paul Eddington, in the sit-com 'Yes, Minister'?
Answer: 'JIM HACKER'
Question: In the American sit-com 'Two And A Half Men', which actor plays the newly introduced character 'Walden Schmidt'?
Answer: ASHTON KUTCHER
Question: The 'Serpents Mouth' is a stretch of water separating Trinidad from which country?
Answer: VENEZUELA
Question: What is the name of the legendary sea monster, with a name meaning 'Octopus', that was said to have dwelled off the coasts of Norway and Iceland?
Answer: KRAKEN
Question: What name is given to the chord of strong fibrous tissue that attaches a muscle to a bone?
Answer: TENDON
Question: Deriving from the Italian for 'trouser leg', what name is given to a folded pizza?
Answer: CALZONE
Question: Which heavy metal band did guitarist/vocalist Dave Mustaine found in 1983 after being expelled from 'Metallica'?
Answer: 'MEGADEATH'
Question: In which American state is the Daytona motor racing circuit found?
Answer: FLORIDA
Question: The most famous version of Modest Mussorgsky's composition 'Night On A Bald Mountain' was arranged by which fellow composer?
Answer: NIKOLAI RIMSKY- KORSAKOV
Question: Cardinal Richelieu served as chief minister to which French king?
Answer: LOUIS XIII
Question: Which Welsh seaside resort is linked to Birmingham by the A44 road?
Answer: ABERYSTWYTH
Question: Which US State achieved statehood in 1858 and is known as the 'Gopher' state?
Answer: MINNESOTA
Question: In which country did the airship R101 crash?
Answer: FRANCE
Question: In which Classic novel does the character the Maggie Tulliver appear?
Answer: THE MILL ON THE FLOSS
Question: Who or what was described by Ken Livingstone as “The greatest threat to life on this planet that we’ve most probably ever seen?
Answer: GEORGE W BUSH
Question: Which car manufacturer produced models called ‘The Hawk’ and ‘The Super Snipe’?
Answer: HUMBER
Question: Philip Glennister played the part of DCI Gene Hunt in the series Life on Mars, who played detective sergeant Ray Carling?
Answer: DEAN ANDREWS
Question: What was the full title of the men’s magazine which was re-branded to just GQ in 1967?
Answer: GENTLEMEN’S QUARTERLY
Question: In 1814 who completed the two paintings The Second of May 1808 and The Third of May 1808, both now exhibited in the Prado in Madrid?
Answer: FRANCISCO GOYA
Question: Which Poet Laureate was born at Mytholmroyd in Yorkshire?
Answer: TED HUGHES
Question: How many apprentice boys shut the gates of Derry in December 1688 leading to the siege of the city?
Answer: 13
Question: Which country won the Eurovision Song Contest in 1992, 1993 and 1994?
Answer: IRELAND
Question: Which Archbishop of Canterbury compiled the first two editions (1549 and 1552) of the Book of Common Prayer?
Answer: THOMAS CRANMER
Question: The US state of Georgia was named after which King?
Answer: GEORGE II
Question: Daniel Barenboim is the conductor for life of the Berlin State Opera whose permanent home is on which boulevard in the Mitte district of the city?
Answer: UNTER DEN LINDEN
Question: In 1814 who wrote the poem which was originally called The Battle of Fort McHenry, now used as the words of the National Anthem of the USA?
Answer: FRANCIS SCOTT KEY
Question: How many theses did Martin Luther post on the door of the Castle Church of Wittenberg in October 1517?
Answer: 95
Question: On which Formula 1 circuit do cars travel along Avenue d’Ostende and Avenue des Beaux Arts?
Answer: MONACO
Question: ‘He came down to earth from Heaven’ is the first line of the second verse of which Christmas carol?
Answer: ONCE IN ROYAL DAVID’S CITY
Question: Anna Wintour since 1988 and Alexandra Shulman since 1992 have been the editor-in-chief of the American version and the British version of which women’s magazine?
Answer: VOGUE
Question: In which city was Roman Polanski born?
Answer: PARIS
Question: """My girl"", ""Just my imagination"" and ""Papa was a rolling stone"" were No1 hits in the 60's and 70's for which Tamla-Motown group?"
Answer: The Temptations
Question: In which televisionprogramme did the character 'Detective Mark Petrie' appear?
Answer: 'CAGNEY AND LACEY'
Question: What word can mean either a type of ribbed cloth or a measure of cut wood?
Answer: CORD
Question: In which film does Jack Nicholson persistently write"Allwork and no play makes Jack a dull boy"?
Answer: 'THE SHINING'
Question: Film actress Harlean Carpentier was better known by what stage name?
Answer: JEAN HARLOW
Question: Which American actor played a submarine 'skipper' in the films 'Operation Petticoat' 1959 and 'Destination Tokyo'?
Answer: CARY GRANT
Question: In Charles Kingsley's, 'The Water Babies', who made 'Tom' sweep chimneys?
Answer: 'MR. GRIMES'
Question: Who portrayed the rugby-playing miner in the film, 'This Sporting Life'?
Answer: RICHARD HARRIS
Question: On which river does the legendary 'Lorelei' lie in wait?
Answer: RHINE
Question: Sixty-two people survived which air disaster of 1937?
Answer: THE 'HINDENBURG'
Question: 'Vision Of A Knight' was the work of which Italian painter?
Answer: RAPHAEL
Question: Who was the nymph who changed into a Laurel bush to save herself from Apollo?
Answer: DAPHNE
Question: 'Arthur Clennam', 'Jeremiah Flintwinch', and 'Edward Sparkler' are all characters in which Dickens' novel?
Answer: 'LITTLE DORRIT'
Question: In which country did the 'Graf Spee' take refuge after its epic battle with British warships?
Answer: URUGUAY
Question: Which 1991 film starring Billy Crystal and Jack Palance, was about three friends from New York taking part in a modern cattle drive?
Answer: 'CITY SLICKERS'
Question: Who was on the British throne at the time of the 'Spanish Armada'?
Answer: ELIZABETH I
Question: What word could be a hunter in Greek Mythology, a model of car, or a constellation?
Answer: ORION
Question: Who was the President of the USA on 1st. January 1800?
Answer: JOHN ADAMS
Question: On this day in 1993 (4th Aug.), two Los Angeles police officers were sentenced to jail for their brutal assault of which African-American motorist?
Answer: RODNEY KING
Question: Who was the President of the USA on 1st. January 1900?
Answer: WILLIAM McKINLEY
Question: Which town in Cumbria is famous for its annual horse fair?
Answer: APPLEBY-IN- WESTMORLAND
Question: Which chemical element takes its name from the Arabic word for 'yellow'?
Answer: SULPHUR
Question: Playing for Newcastle United and Everton between 1994 and 1997, Marc Hottiger was the first footballer from which country to appear in the Premier League?
Answer: SWITZERLAND
Question: On which island could you find an active volcano called 'Hekla'?
Answer: ICELAND
Question: Who wrote the song 'This Wheel's On Fire', later to be used as the soundtrack to 'Absolutely Fabulous'?
Answer: BOB DYLAN
Question: Who presents 'Sounds Of The Sixties' on BBC Radio 2 on Saturday mornings?
Answer: BRIAN MATTHEW
Question: In Greek myth, who was the twin brother of Artemis?
Answer: APOLLO
Question: In which city is the Victoria Quarter shopping area, the first outside London to feature a Harvey Nicholls store?
Answer: LEEDS
Question: Which Australian town, now a city, was bombed by the Japanese in February 1942?
Answer: DARWIN
Question: Which team won the 2010 NBA Finals, beating the Boston Celtics by 4 games to 3?
Answer: LOS ANGELES LAKERS
Question: Which English king was the son of John O'Gaunt?
Answer: HENRY IV
Question: What was the name of 'Rigsby's' cat in 'Rising Damp'?
Answer: 'VIENNA'
Question: In the novel 'Brigit Jones' Diary', what is the first name of her boss?
Answer: 'DANIEL' (Cleaver)
Question: Which English king was the son of Edward, the Black Prince?
Answer: RICHARD II
Question: In 'The West Wing' of which state was 'Josiah Bartlett' Governor before he was elected President?
Answer: NEW HAMPSHIRE