zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What was the venue near Newport for the 2010 Ryder Cup?
Answer: CELTIC MANOR
Question: Which car manufacturer makes the Tacuma MPV model?
Answer: CHEVROLET
Question: Novi Sad is the second largest city in which European country?
Answer: SERBIA
Question: Sarah Philipsz was the winner of which prize in 2010?
Answer: TURNER PRIZE
Question: Who was the captain of the US Ryder Cup team in 2010?
Answer: COREY PAVIN
Question: Rutite is an ore that produces which mineral?
Answer: TITANIUM
Question: The French word for 'hook' is the name for which craft?
Answer: CROCHET
Question: Who was the first American President not of British descent?
Answer: MARTIN VAN BUREN
Question: In snooker, whose nickname is 'The Nugget'?
Answer: STEVE DAVIS
Question: What American TV comedy of the 70s was based on Steptoe and Son?
Answer: SANFORD and SON
Question: Now aged 90, June Spencer is the last of the original Archers cast. Which character does she play?
Answer: PEGGY ARCHER now WOOLLEY
Question: Whose 2010 album, gospel music, is called Praise and Blame?
Answer: TOM JONES
Question: An atom which has become electrically charged by gaining or losing electrons is known as what?
Answer: ION
Question: What do the Americans call 'mobile phones'?
Answer: CELL PHONES
Question: 'Band of Joy' is the latest album (2010) for which artist?
Answer: ROBERT PLANT
Question: What kind of creature is a falabella?
Answer: HORSE
Question: Which dynasty has ruled the Netherlands since 1815?
Answer: HOUSE OF ORANGE
Question: Which genus of plants includes "busy lizzie" and "touch-me- not"?
Answer: IMPATIENS
Question: Which bird is also called the peewit or green plover?
Answer: LAPWING
Question: Which river passes through Tonbridge, Maidstone, Rochester, Chatham and Gillingham?
Answer: RIVER MEDWAY
Question: In Greek mythology, who was the goddess of the moon, sometimes identified as Artemis?
Answer: SELENE
Question: To which genus of plants do "Sweet William" and "Carnations" belong?
Answer: DIANTHUS
Question: What is the collective name for a group of magpies?
Answer: TIDING
Question: What type of creature is an onager?
Answer: A WILD ASS
Question: Which South African mammal is also called a suricate?
Answer: MEERKAT
Question: In the television sitcom "Hi-de-Hi", which actor played Ted Bovis?
Answer: Paul Shane
Question: Who was the first gymnast to score a perfect ten in modern Olympic competition?
Answer: Nadia Comaneci
Question: Of which American city was Richard Daley the mayor from 1955 to 1976?
Answer: Chicago
Question: Television: in 2011, who returned to present Gardeners World, having previously presented the programme from 2003 to 2008?
Answer: Monty Don
Question: Which treaty of 1929 established the Vatican City as an independent sovereign state?
Answer: Lateran Treaty
Question: Which racecourse stages the Coventry Stakes?
Answer: Ascot
Question: What gas is produced when water is added to calcium carbide?
Answer: Acetylene
Question: Which comedian's catchphrase was "Can you hear me, Mother?"?
Answer: Sandy Powell
Question: What type of meat is the main ingredient of traditional Wiener Schnitzel?
Answer: Veal
Question: Which chemical has the formula SO2?
Answer: Sulphur Dioxide
Question: Television: which British police series of the 1960s starred Raymond Francis as Chief Superintendent Lockhart?
Answer: No Hiding Place
Question: In which English cathedral is the "Five Sisters" window?
Answer: York Minster
Question: Which treaty of 1713 ended the War of Spanish Succession and ceded Gibraltar to Britain?
Answer: Treaty of Utrecht
Question: In the Bible, who had sons called Ham, Shem and Japheth?
Answer: Noah
Question: Who wrote the novel "The Painted Veil"?
Answer: Somerset Maugham
Question: Velma Kelly and Billy Flynn are two of the leading characters in which 2002 musical?
Answer: Chicago
Question: Which Scottish island is separated from the mainland by the Firth of Lorn(e)?
Answer: Mull
Question: Slieve Donard is the highest summit in which Irish mountain range?
Answer: Mountains of Mourne
Question: What type of food is a Berliner Pfannkuchen?
Answer: Doughnut
Question: Odense and Aarhus are major cities in which European country?
Answer: Denmark
Question: Which Yorkshire town gives its name to a double lamb chop?
Answer: Barnsley
Question: """Bound for Glory"" is the 1943 autobiography of which singer-songwriter?"
Answer: Woody Guthrie
Question: Lugnaquilla is the highest summit in which Irish mountain range?
Answer: Wicklow Mountains
Question: Which Italian city is the capital of the region Emilia-Romagna?
Answer: Bologna
Question: The journalist Polly Toynbee writes for which national newspaper?
Answer: The Guardian
Question: What name is given to a Papal legate or ambassador to a civil government?
Answer: Nuncio
Question: Name the smallest province in Canada.
Answer: PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND
Question: Maudie Littlehampton appeared in whose pocket cartoons in the Daily Express?
Answer: OSBERT LANCASTER
Question: Whose autobiography, published in late 2009, was called 'Stirred But Not Shaken'?
Answer: KEITH FLOYD
Question: The line 'There's a girl in New York City who calls herself the human trampoline' comes from which song?
Answer: GRACELAND
Question: Which king appointed John Dryden as the first official Poet Laureate?
Answer: CHARLES II
Question: Myron Bolitar appears in a number of thrillers by whom?
Answer: HARLAN COBEN
Question: What was the name of the comet which crashed into Jupiter in 1994?
Answer: SHOEMAKER-LEVY
Question: Which country left the Commonwealth in 1972 and rejoined in 1989?
Answer: PAKISTAN
Question: Who was King of England when Columbus discovered America?
Answer: HENRY VII
Question: Who became the first American F1 champion in 1961?
Answer: PHIL HILL
Question: Who was the first American President to live in the White House?
Answer: JOHN ADAMS
Question: Who was buried at Grytviken, South Georgia in 1922?
Answer: Ernest SHACKLETON
Question: Which is the only moon in the solar system with atmosphere?
Answer: TITAN
Question: Which fruit has the Latin name Fragaria?
Answer: STRAWBERRY
Question: Which actress of the early screen days was known as 'America's Sweetheart?
Answer: MARY PICKFORD
Question: Which invention in 1891 made Whitcomb L Judson famous?
Answer: ZIP FASTENER
Question: Veal Escalope is veal fried in what?
Answer: BREADCRUMBS
Question: Which politician coined the phrase 'The unacceptable face of capitalism'?
Answer: EDWARD HEATH
Question: Which famous person was known as 'The Little Sparrow'?
Answer: EDITH PIAF
Question: What is the capital city of Sierra Leone?
Answer: FREETOWN
Question: Which European country does not have an army?
Answer: LIECHTENSTEIN
Question: Who was Earl Spencer's best man who was jailed for fraud?
Answer: DARIUS GUPPY
Question: What is added to whisky and angostura bitters to make the cocktail Highball?
Answer: GINGER ALE
Question: Which Eire county in the province of Leinster has the county town of Trim and has Tara as its main attraction?
Answer: MEATH
Question: Which football league team has the nickname 'The Cherries'?
Answer: BOURNEMOUTH
Question: What is the name of the enormously obese man who explodes in Monty Python's 'The Meaning of Life'?
Answer: Mr Creosote
Question: Snow Breweries is the biggest brewing company in which country?
Answer: China
Question: Who would wear a hat known as a toque?
Answer: A Chef
Question: What is the modern name of the Turkish town Halicarnassus?
Answer: Bodrum
Question: Who is the former Chief Constable of Merseyside, now Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police?
Answer: Bernard Hogan-Howe
Question: The seat of the International Criminal Court is in which city?
Answer: The Hague
Question: Who founded the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1961?
Answer: Peter Hall
Question: Which is the most malleable and ductile metal?
Answer: Gold
Question: What is the common name of the creature Asterias Rubens?
Answer: Starfish
Question: Who won the Man Booker Prize in 2011 for his book 'The Sense of an Ending'?
Answer: Julian Barnes
Question: Charlene, Princess of Monaco, was an Olympic swimmer for which country?
Answer: South Africa
Question: In which town is the Britannia Royal Naval College?
Answer: Dartmouth
Question: The House of Silk by Anthony Horowitz is about which character?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes
Question: Which BBC2 TV programme is based on the Japanese 'Money No Tora' or 'Money Tiger'?
Answer: Dragon's Den
Question: In which US state is Tombstone, scene of the Gunfight at the OK Corral?
Answer: Arizona
Question: Which South African bullion coin is named after a 19th century President of the South African Republic?
Answer: Krugerrand
Question: At the end of 2011, which Pacific island nation advanced a whole day by adjusting its time zone?
Answer: Samoa
Question: Who writes the series of novels about Hamish Macbeth and Agatha Raisin?
Answer: M C Beaton
Question: Mia Farrow is the daughter of which actress?
Answer: Maureen O'Sullivan
Question: The Robin is a member of which family of birds?
Answer: Thrush
Question: What was discovered at Alta Mira in Northern Spain in 1879?
Answer: Cave Paintings
Question: Film director Lindsay Anderson was born in which country?
Answer: India
Question: Which artist's portrait of Churchill was destroyed by Lady Churchill?
Answer: Graham Sutherland
Question: Adjutant, maribou and white are types of which bird?
Answer: Stork
Question: The wading birds, curlew and snipe belong to which family of birds?
Answer: Sandpipers
Question: Who was Big Ben named after?
Answer: Benjamin Hall
Question: How many years constitute a sugar wedding anniversary?
Answer: Six
Question: What was the surname of outlaw Rob Roy?
Answer: Macgregor
Question: Who won the 2011 South American football championships (Copa America)?
Answer: Uruguay
Question: Eliza Manningham Buller was the former Director General of which organisation?
Answer: MI5
Question: Which racing driver had the nickname the Shunt?
Answer: JAMES HUNT
Question: In which country was the 2009 Indian Premier League played?
Answer: SOUTH AFRICA
Question: The Olympics of London, Berlin, Tokyo and Helsinki were all postponed because of what?
Answer: WORLD WARS
Question: Suzy Perry is a presenter on which Channel 5 programme?
Answer: THE GADGET SHOW
Question: Jerry Baldwin, Gordon Bowker and Zev Siegel founded which refreshment company in 1971?
Answer: STARBUCKS COFFEE
Question: Who was the director of the Hitchcock spoof film "High Anxiety"?
Answer: MEL BROOKS
Question: Which 2010 film was based on the story of Aaron Ralston?
Answer: 127 HOURS
Question: Which is the last grand slam tennis tournament of the year?
Answer: THE US OPEN
Question: Which country's cricket team are called the Proteas?
Answer: SOUTH AFRICA
Question: Scapa Flow is situated in which part of the British Isles?
Answer: THE ORKNEY ISLANDS
Question: In which sport would a player step up to the plate?
Answer: BASEBALL
Question: The M5 motorway runs from Birmingham to which city in Devon?
Answer: EXETER
Question: Arsenal midfielder Tomas Rosicky plays for which international team?
Answer: CZECH REPUBLIC
Question: Who is to play the role of Bilbo Baggins in the 2012 film of Tolkien's 'The Hobbit'?
Answer: MARTIN FREEMAN
Question: The beer Singha originates in which country?
Answer: THAILAND
Question: Kirin beers originate in which country?
Answer: JAPAN
Question: Which actor has appeared in the films Invictus', 'The Departed', 'The Talented Mr Ripley' and 'Oceans Eleven'?
Answer: MATT DAMON
Question: Which Norwegian author created the detective Harry Hole in books such as 'The Redbreast' and 'The Snowman'?
Answer: JO NESBO
Question: In 1498 who painted 'The Last Supper', located in the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan?
Answer: LEONARDO DA VINCI
Question: In what year was the pound coin introduced?
Answer: 1983
Question: In which British city is Citadel railway station?
Answer: CARLISLE
Question: What was the capital of Portugal prior to Lisbon?
Answer: COIMBRA
Question: Which vegetable has the Latin name Allium Porrum?
Answer: LEEK
Question: Who won the 2012 Rugby Union Six Nations title?
Answer: WALES
Question: In 1993, Barbara Harmer became the first woman to pilot what?
Answer: Concorde
Question: Who, as at July 2011, is Archbishop of Westminster?
Answer: (Vincent) Nichols
Question: Who is the youngest driver to win a Formula 1 World Championship?
Answer: (Sebastian) Vettel
Question: Operation Chariot was the code name for which British raid in March 1942?
Answer: (Dry Dock at) St. Nazaire
Question: In which park is London Zoo situated?
Answer: Regent's Park
Question: Who wrote the 1947 book TheTheory and Practice of Gamesmanship?
Answer: Stephen-Potter
Question: What is the capital of the French department Calvados?
Answer: Caen
Question: What type of creature is a firebrat?
Answer: Insect
Question: Which foodstuff is obtained from the root of the cassava plant?
Answer: Tapioca
Question: Night blindness is caused by a deficiency of which vitamin?
Answer: Vitamin A
Question: Who composed the 1862 opera "Beatrice et Benedict'?
Answer: (Hector) Berlioz
Question: What are the husks of grain separated from flour after grinding called?
Answer: Bran
Question: Who, in about 1759, painted the picture "The Shrimp Girl", now in the National Gallery, London?
Answer: (William) Hogarth
Question: In 'The Simpsons", what is the forename of the driver of the school bus?
Answer: Otto
Question: What type of rocket was used to launch the Apollo spacecraft?
Answer: Saturn
Question: What, medically, was invented by Rene Laennec in 1816?
Answer: Stethoscope
Question: The writer of the book "The Cruel Sea" was born in Rodney Street, Liverpool. What was his name?
Answer: NICHOLAS MONSARRAT
Question: Of what country is the chrysanthemum the national flower?
Answer: JAPAN
Question: Of which US State is Lansing the capital?
Answer: MICHIGAN
Question: Which heavy metal has the chemical symbol Mo?
Answer: MOLYBDENUM
Question: Who directed the Western Rio Bravo which starred John Wayne and Dean Martin?
Answer: HOWARD HAWKS
Question: Which parliamentarian soldier in the Civil War became Cromwell's son-in-law?
Answer: HENRY IRETON
Question: Who drove the car 'Thrust SSC' that first broke the land speed record in September 1997?
Answer: ANDY GREEN
Question: 'Lady's slipper' is a variety of which flower?
Answer: ORCHID
Question: In the book 'Charlie and the Chocolate Factory', what is Charlie's surname?
Answer: BUCKET
Question: Which Ray Bradbury novel opens with the line 'It was a pleasure to burn'?
Answer: FAHRENHEIT 451
Question: Who painted his grandson in the famous work, `Bubbles'?
Answer: JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS
Question: 'London Pride' and 'Chiswick Bitter' are beers from which brewery?
Answer: FULLER'S
Question: Heather Small was lead singer with which successful Manchester band?
Answer: M PEOPLE
Question: Which woman tennis player has won the most grand slam titles with 62?
Answer: MARGARET COURT
Question: Which actress is the mother of actresses Joely and the late Natasha Richardson?
Answer: VANESSA REDGRAVE
Question: What botanically has varieties Jonathan, Rome Beauty and Sunset?
Answer: APPLE
Question: 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice' is the best known work by which composer?
Answer: PAUL DUKAS
Question: In which dale of the Peak District can Lover's Leap be found?
Answer: DOVEDALE
Question: Who is the Italian born architect of The Shard in London?
Answer: RENZO PIANO
Question: Mount Toubkal, at 13665 ft is the highest peak in which African mountain range?
Answer: ATLAS MOUNTAINS
Question: Which element has atomic number 8?
Answer: OXYGEN
Question: With which West German Chancellor is the policy of Ostpolitik associated?
Answer: WILLY BRANDT
Question: Butch the dog, Kipper the cat and Ramsbottom the snake were friends of which TV puppet?
Answer: SOOTY
Question: In which month is 'The Last Night of the Proms' held?
Answer: SEPTEMBER
Question: Which WW2 aircraft was known as 'The Stringbag'?
Answer: (FAIREY) SWORDFISH
Question: Where, in Wales, is Beaumaris Castle?
Answer: ANGLESEY
Question: Which element, atomic number 11, is a soft, silvery-white, highly reactive metal?
Answer: SODIUM
Question: The word anserine' means resembling which bird?
Answer: GOOSE
Question: Which Shakespeare play introduced the phrase 'Shuffle off this mortal coil'?
Answer: HAMLET
Question: Which British band is made up of Aston Merrygold, Marvin Humes, Jonathan 'JB' Gill and Oritse Williams?
Answer: JLS
Question: Which brewery is based in Wainfleet, Lincolnshire?
Answer: BATEMANS
Question: Who became Poet Laureate in 1930?
Answer: JOHN MASEFIELD
Question: Who designed the Albert Memorial in London?
Answer: SIR GEORGE GILBERT SCOTT
Question: Historically which Rugby League Super League side were known as 'The Airlie Birds'?
Answer: HULL FC
Question: Which children's TV series began with the narrative: 'In the lands of the North, where the black rocks stand guard against the cold sea....! ?
Answer: NOGGIN THE NOG
Question: Which WW2 aircraft was known as 'The Wimpy'?
Answer: (VICKERS) WELLINGTON
Question: Venus and which other planet have a retrograde rotation (backward spin) around their axes?
Answer: URANUS
Question: How many points are awarded to a driver for winning a Formula One Grand Prix?
Answer: 25
Question: Who formed the first Triumvirate with Pompey and Crassus?
Answer: Julius Caesar
Question: The £2 coin was first issued in the UK in 1986 to celebrate which event?
Answer: Commonwealth Games
Question: Which chemical element has the Atomic Number 4 and is the first of the Alkaline Earth metals?
Answer: Beryllium
Question: In the children's TV series who was the pilot of fireball XL5?
Answer: Steve Zodiac
Question: Which of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World stood at Ephesus?
Answer: Temple of Artemis
Question: The A7 road runs from Edinburgh to which English town or city?
Answer: Carlisle
Question: '8 Mile' was a 2002 film starring rapper Eminem, in which US city was it set?
Answer: Detroit
Question: In which town is the administrative headquarters of Wiltshire?
Answer: TROWBRIDGE
Question: Which tree has the Latin name Ilex?
Answer: HOLLY
Question: Which is the main river that flows through Toulouse?
Answer: GARONNE
Question: The Kray twins were convicted of the murder of George Cornell in which East End pub?
Answer: BLIND BEGGAR
Question: Which country was the first to give women the vote?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND
Question: In which industry is the "Kimberly Process Certification Scheme" used?
Answer: DIAMOND
Question: Which figure of speech is represented by such phrases as 'pretty ugly' and 'black Is white'?
Answer: OXYMORON
Question: According to the latest census, in 2001, what is the second most spoken language In Australia?
Answer: CHINESE
Question: Which of the United States was the first to give women the vote?
Answer: WYOMING
Question: On which fictitious estate does the TV series "Shameless" take place?
Answer: CHATSWORTH
Question: Who wrote the 1972 novel "Watership Down"?
Answer: RICHARD ADAMS
Question: On TV Peter Griffin is the father figure in which cartoon series?
Answer: FAMILY GUY
Question: Which writer created the the character Walter Mitty?
Answer: (James) THURBER
Question: The Afon Hafren is Welsh name for which British river?
Answer: SEVERN
Question: Which writer created the character Sergeant Cuff?
Answer: (Wilkie) COLLINS
Question: Three of the stations on an English monopoly board are King's Cross, Marylebone and Liverpool Street what is the fourth?
Answer: FENCHURCH STREET
Question: Ethel Le Neve was the mistress of which criminal?
Answer: (Dr.) CRIPPEN
Question: Who played Cat Woman in the 1997 film "Batman Returns"?
Answer: (Michelle) PFEIFFER
Question: What is the all-weather racecourse in Essex which opened in 2008 and went into administration less than a year later?
Answer: GREAT LEIGHS
Question: The Italian dish carpaccio was originally made with which meat?
Answer: BEEF
Question: What is the name of the ruling house of Monaco?
Answer: GRIMALDI
Question: Which cleric won the 1984 Nobel Prize for Peace?
Answer: (Desmond) TUTU
Question: Which ice-cream business was founded by Rueben and Rose Mattus?
Answer: HAAGEN DAZS
Question: Steve Brookstein won the first series of which TV show in 2004?
Answer: THE X FACTOR
Question: In classification of living creatures, which level comes between Class and Family, for example Primates?
Answer: ORDER
Question: Who played the Prince Regent in "Blackadder the Third"?
Answer: Hugh Laurie
Question: Who wrote the musical "We Will Rock You" in collaboration with Brian May?
Answer: Ben Elton
Question: In which country will the 2015 Rugby Union World Cup be played?
Answer: England
Question: Where in the human body is the trapezium bone?
Answer: Wrist
Question: Since 1971, which US Federal holiday has held been on the second Monday in October?
Answer: Columbus Day
Question: In which London building would you find the Jericho Parlour and the Jerusalem Chamber?
Answer: Westminster Abbey
Question: In Greek mythology was the muse of astronomy?
Answer: Urania
Question: Which island is known as the 'Pearl of the Caribbean'?
Answer: Cuba
Question: In 1565, which centre for commerce was created by Sir Thomas Gresham?
Answer: The Royal Exchange
Question: Who portrayed Johnny Cash in the 2005 film "Walk the Line"?
Answer: (Joaquin) Phoenix
Question: The Tempranillo grape most famously makes which wine?
Answer: Rioja
Question: In which constellation is the Horsehead Nebula?
Answer: Orion
Question: Which English footballer was the first to be transferred for £1 million in 1979?
Answer: Trevor Francis
Question: Which element, atomic number 18, is named after the Greek for 'lazy' or 'the inactive one'?
Answer: Argon
Question: Which Irish author was Sir Henry Irving's business manager?
Answer: Bram Stoker
Question: Which footballer has played and scored in every season in the Premiership?
Answer: Ryan Giggs
Question: As whom were John Belushi and Dan Ackroyd known in the title of a 1980 film?
Answer: The Blues Brothers
Question: What Italian city is called Leghorn in English?
Answer: Livorno
Question: For which French rugby union club does Jonny Wilkinson play?
Answer: Toulon
Question: Who wrote the 1952 play 'The Crucible'?
Answer: Arthur Miller
Question: Into which element is Hydrogen converted in the Sun?
Answer: Helium
Question: On which river does St Petersburg lie?
Answer: Neva
Question: In the 1986 film 'Hannah and her Sisters' who played Hannah?
Answer: Mia Farrow
Question: In which city did the final of the 2010/11 UEFA Champions League take place?
Answer: London
Question: Which character in Eastenders is played by the actress Cheryl Fergison?
Answer: Heather
Question: Which character in Coronation Street is played by the actress Katherine Kelly?
Answer: Becky
Question: Who owned the Rolls Razor washing machine company which crashed in 1963?
Answer: JOHN BLOOM
Question: Who directed the Oscar winning film, The Kings Speech?
Answer: TOM HOOPER
Question: Howard Hughes designed the underwired bra for Jane Russell for which film?
Answer: THE OUTLAW
Question: Which film won the Oscar for Best Animated Feature in April 2011?
Answer: TOY STORY 3
Question: Who played Mo Mowlam in the 2009 television drama, Mo?
Answer: JULIE WALTERS
Question: Which is the birth country of Archbishop John Sentamu?
Answer: UGANDA
Question: Which wood is traditionally used in manufacture of gun stocks?
Answer: WALNUT
Question: Who was the only posthumous World Motor Racing Champion?
Answer: JOCHEN RINDT
Question: Which poet wrote the children's fantasy novel, The Box of Delights?
Answer: JOHN MASEFIELD
Question: Snooker cues are traditionally made from which wood?
Answer: ASH
Question: What name is given to a castrated chicken?
Answer: A CAPON
Question: What is the capital of the new country. South Sudan?
Answer: Juba
Question: Who plays the part of detective DI Richard Poole in the TV series `Death in Paradise'?
Answer: Ben Miller
Question: Which group had a 1980 hit with 'Turning Japanese'?
Answer: The Vapors
Question: Field Marshal Mohamed Hussein Tantawi, as commander-in-chief of the armed forces, is currently head of state of which country?
Answer: Egypt
Question: How would any one of Anne Hegarty, Mark Labbett, Shaun Wallace and Paul Sinha be described on a TV programme?
Answer: The Chaser