zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: On a computer keyboard the £ sign shares a key with which number?
Answer: 3
Question: What was the name of Sherlock Holmes' older and smarter brother'?
Answer: MYCROFT
Question: What is the name of the main French stock market index?
Answer: CAC
Question: Blue Jacket and Delft Blue are varieties of which flower?
Answer: HYACINTH
Question: On which London thoroughfare are Fortnum & Mason, the Ritz Hotel and the Royal Academy?
Answer: PICCADILLY
Question: How many successive pots must a snooker player make to score a maximum break of 147?
Answer: 36
Question: What is the name of the Prince of Wales' Gloucestershire residence?
Answer: HIGHGROVE HOUSE
Question: In which English county are the Peckforton Hills?
Answer: Cheshire
Question: Athene is the Greek goddess of wisdom; who is her Roman equivalent?
Answer: Minerva
Question: Which big band leader and clarinettist (1909-1986) was known as the King of Swing'?
Answer: Benny Goodman
Question: Name the major Japanese Stock Exchange Index.
Answer: Nikkei
Question: The old boys of which public school are known as Old Carthusians?
Answer: Charterhouse
Question: Which fruit, in pureed form, is added to sparkling wine to make a Bellini cocktail?
Answer: Peach
Question: In which English town is the British Lawnmower Museum?
Answer: Southport
Question: What is the name of the play within a play in Shakespeare's 'Hamlet'?
Answer: The Mousetrap
Question: Which British bird has the Latin name 'Troglodytes Troglodytes'?
Answer: (Eurasian) Wren
Question: Name the major German Stock Market Index.
Answer: DAX
Question: The old boys of which public school are known as Old Alleynians?
Answer: Dulwich
Question: In the Harry Potter series of films and books who has a cat called Crookshanks?
Answer: Hermione Granger
Question: Who wrote The Ghost (2007) and An Officer and a Spy (2013)?
Answer: Robert Harris
Question: From which country does the tennis player Juan Martin del Potro come?
Answer: Argentina
Question: Who was the Vice-President of the USA from 1965-1969 when L.B. Johnson was President?
Answer: Hubert Humphrey
Question: Where in the human body would you find the Organs of Corti?
Answer: Ear
Question: What is the price of a first class stamp?
Answer: 62p
Question: Who painted Belshazzar's Feast between 1636/38 and Portrait of Titus in 1655?
Answer: Rembrandt
Question: On which UK motorway is the Membury service station?
Answer: 4
Question: At what ground was the first replay of a Wembley F.A. Cup final played?
Answer: Old Trafford
Question: Which member of the cabinet is the MP for Chingford and Woodford Green?
Answer: Ian Duncan-Smith
Question: Who composed the music for the 1909 opera Susanna's Secret?
Answer: Ermanno Wolf-Ferrari
Question: In what year was there a vote in the UK on the issue of leaving the then Common Market?
Answer: 1975
Question: From which country does the tennis player Stanislas Wawrinka come?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: The song Eleanor Rigby is on which Beatles album?
Answer: Revolver
Question: In which English county is Corfe Castle?
Answer: Dorset
Question: On which motorway is the Tamworth service station?
Answer: M42
Question: Which shipping area lies immediately to the east of Dogger?
Answer: German Bight
Question: Which country's flag consists of 3 vertical stripes of red, white and red?
Answer: Peru
Question: What is the currency of Iran?
Answer: Rial
Question: In which English county is Skegness?
Answer: Lincolnshire
Question: An oenophile is a connoisseur of what?
Answer: Wine
Question: Mary Todd was the wife of which US President?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: Who won the Golden Boot as top scorer at the 2014 World Cup, he has since signed for Real Madrid?
Answer: James Rodriguez
Question: Who won the Golden Glove as best goalkeeper at the 2014 World Cup?
Answer: Manuel Neuer
Question: On which river does Derby stand?
Answer: DERWENT
Question: In which sport do they compete for Thomas Cup?
Answer: BADMINTON
Question: The song 'Tea for Two' comes from which musical?
Answer: NO NO NANETTE
Question: In which county is the constituency of William Hague?
Answer: NORTH YORKSHIRE
Question: Who was the first female to ride in the Grand National?
Answer: CHARLOTTE BREW
Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan Opera is subtitled 'The Slave of Duty'?
Answer: THE PIRATES OF PENZANCE
Question: In which sport do they compete for the Swaythling Cup?
Answer: TABLE TENNIS
Question: What is the Navy equivalent of an Army Colonel?
Answer: CAPTAIN
Question: In the London 2012 Olympics where was the venue for the rowing competition?
Answer: ETON DORNEY
Question: What is the name of the 2 wheeled horse drawn vehicle used in trotting races?
Answer: SULKY
Question: What event of August 1969 was originally billed as 'An Aquarian Exposition: 3 days of peace and music'?
Answer: Woodstock
Question: Who was the first and so far only boxer to receive a knighthood?
Answer: Henry Cooper
Question: Who won the Scottish FA Cup in 2014?
Answer: St Johnstone
Question: In which city was the Rugby League Cup Final played in the years 2003, 2004 and 2005?
Answer: Cardiff
Question: What car company manufactures the Venga model of saloon car?
Answer: Kia
Question: Which author's first book was the 1964 novel 'When The Lion Feeds', featuring the ex-SAS officer Hector Cross? His latest (2013) is 'Vicious Circle'.
Answer: Wilbur Smith
Question: What is the capital city of The Maldives?
Answer: Mali
Question: At 1560 miles, what is the longest river in Australia?
Answer: The Murray
Question: The quotation "I love the smell of napalm in the morning" occurs in which 1979 US film?
Answer: Apocalypse Now
Question: in Greek mythology, who were Aglaea, Euphrosyne and Thalia?
Answer: The Three Graces
Question: What item of furniture is a credenza?
Answer: Sideboard
Question: In the world of the American military what are BDU's?
Answer: Battle Dress Uniform
Question: Stuart Broad, currently England's Twenty20 Cricket captain, plays for which county side?
Answer: Nottinghamshire
Question: In film production what is the job of a foley artist?
Answer: Creating sound effects
Question: In the world of the American Secret Service who, or what, is POTUS?
Answer: President of the United States
Question: From which country does tokay wine come?
Answer: Hungary
Question: Which world famous building is said to resemble 'nuns in a scrum'?
Answer: Sydney Opera House
Question: Whose first chip shop was opened in Guiseley, Yorkshire?
Answer: Harry Ramsden
Question: Herod the Great was from 37 to 34BC the Roman appointed king of which province?
Answer: Judaea
Question: Which British Prime Minister signed the 'Entente Cordiale' in 1904?
Answer: Arthur Balfour
Question: The song 'The Rain In Spain' comes from which Lerner & Loewe musical?
Answer: My Fair Lady
Question: Which lake, the largest by volume in the USA after the Great Lakes, lies on the border of California and Nevada?
Answer: Lake Tahoe
Question: In 1942, which producer and director was the first member of the film industry to be knighted?
Answer: Alexander Korda
Question: In which city is the Trinity Shopping Centre?
Answer: Leeds
Question: Which British mountain has the remains of an observatory at its summit?
Answer: Ben Nevis
Question: Founded in 1838, which Edinburgh store was the oldest independent department store in the world until it became part of House of Fraser in 2005?
Answer: Jenners
Question: Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers danced 'Cheek to Cheek' in which musical?
Answer: Top Hat
Question: The melon flavoured liqueur 'Midori' originated in which country?
Answer: Japan
Question: Opened in 1790, which Scottish canal was the world's first sea to sea ship canal?
Answer: Forth & Clyde Canal
Question: Opened in 2002, the world's only rotating boat lift is on the Forth & Clyde Canal; what is its name?
Answer: Falkirk Wheel
Question: In Greek mythology who was the wife of Priam and mother of Paris?
Answer: Hecuba
Question: During WW II what was Operation Pied Piper?
Answer: Evacuation of British children
Question: Who was the first British female singer to have a UK No.1 hit in the 1950's?
Answer: Lita Roza
Question: What is the name of the family in the long running TV sitcom My Family?
Answer: Harper
Question: What spirit is added to white creme de menthe to make a stinger cocktail?
Answer: Brandy
Question: What is the capital of the US state of Delaware?
Answer: Dover
Question: The single word 'prepared' is the motto found on the crest of whichcEnglish football club?
Answer: Aston Villa
Question: What spirit is added to Drambuie to make a Rusty Nail cocktail?
Answer: Whisky
Question: Famous for one best-selling novel, which American writer also wrote a series of novels featuring the Glass family?
Answer: J D Salinger
Question: The National Tank Museum is in Bovington, in which county?
Answer: Dorset
Question: How many groats were there in £1?
Answer: 60
Question: The name of which type of wineglass is also the name of a musical instrument?
Answer: Flute
Question: Stansted Airport is accessed from junction 8 of which motorway?
Answer: M11
Question: By what given name was physicist Fahrenheit known?
Answer: Gabriel
Question: The Royal Navy Submarine Museum is in which port?
Answer: Gosport
Question: Which Greek letter is used in maths to show that the values following it should be summed together?
Answer: Sigma
Question: In which country was former King Juan Carlos of Spain born?
Answer: Italy
Question: Which English building was the world's largest from 1549 to 1807?
Answer: Lincoln Cathedral
Question: The 200th anniversary of which event was commemorated by the minting of £2 coin in 2007?
Answer: Abolition of the slave trade
Question: Whose autobiography was the best selling non-fiction book the UK in 2013, selling over 640,000 copies?
Answer: Alex Ferguson
Question: Which is the only Anglican cathedral located in the present day county of Lancashire?
Answer: Blackburn
Question: Give a year in the life of the father of genetics Gregor Mendel.
Answer: 1822 - 1884
Question: Which fruit is known as pampelmousse in French?
Answer: Grapefruit
Question: In which city would you find the tallest cathedral tower in France?
Answer: Rouen
Question: Who became Leader of the Opposition when John Smith died in 1994?
Answer: Margaret Beckett
Question: According to the RSPB which is the most commonly found bird of prey in Britain?
Answer: Buzzard
Question: Who is Secretary of State for the Depsrtment of Communities and Local Government?
Answer: Eric Pickles
Question: What was the world's first supersonic airliner to fly commercially?
Answer: Tupolev
Question: Where is the Escudo the unit of currency?
Answer: Cape Verde Islands
Question: Liberty Bell was the theme tune for which British TV show?
Answer: Monty Python's Flying Circus
Question: In which country was the first CD made?
Answer: Germany
Question: Who was the first person to be seen on Channel 4?
Answer: Richard Whiteley
Question: In 2013, the World's smallest stop-motion film 'A Boy And His Atom', was created by researchers at which company?
Answer: IBM
Question: Which professional sport has the highest ratio of officials to players?
Answer: Lawn Tennis
Question: Name one of the other two Christian names of the present Queen?
Answer: Alexandra Mary
Question: Give a year in the life of Dr Samuel Johnson.
Answer: 1709-1784
Question: Who was manager of the England football team from 1946 to 1962?
Answer: Walter Winterbottom
Question: Chesil Beach is in which English county?
Answer: Dorset
Question: Woolsthorpe Manor in Lincolnshire was the birthplace and family home of which famous scientist and mathematician?
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton
Question: Which 1967 Beatles song contains the lines "On the corner is a banker with a motor car; the little children laugh at him behind his back"?
Answer: Penny Lane
Question: Which spirit is the basis of a Tom Collins cocktail?
Answer: Gin
Question: Which film features the Mos Eisley Cantina?
Answer: Star Wars
Question: The name of which form of transport is derived from Greek words meaning spiral and wing?
Answer: Helicopter
Question: Which England cricket captain wrote a book entitled 'Gambling: A Story of Triumph and Disaster'?
Answer: Michael Atherton
Question: What is the name of the farm central to the radio programme 'The Archers'?
Answer: Brookfield
Question: What kind of animal is a 'green unicorn'?
Answer: Snake
Question: Established in 1948, the Bodil Award is one of the oldest film awards in Europe, in which country is it awarded?
Answer: Denmark
Question: Castries is the capital of which island nation?
Answer: St Lucia
Question: Which cocktail is a mixture of brandy and crème de cacao, often with cream?
Answer: Brandy Alexander
Question: Which book is subtitled 'A Pure Woman'?
Answer: Tess of the D'Urbervilles
Question: The holiday company 'Hoseasons' started with holidays in which area of the UK?
Answer: Norfolk Broads
Question: To within three years, in which year was the Metropolitan Police Act passed, forming the first official police force?
Answer: 1829
Question: The image of which boxer appears on the cover of the Beatles 'Sergeant Pepper' album?
Answer: SONNY LISTON
Question: Marcus Bentley provides the voice-over for which TV show?
Answer: BIG BROTHER
Question: Peter Dixon provides the voice-over for which T.V. show?
Answer: THE X FACTOR
Question: Name the year: the U.S. Draft Board refuses Muhammed Ali's exemption, the Boston Strangler is sentenced to life imprisonment and three astronauts perish in the Apollo I fire.
Answer: 1967
Question: Succeeding Kevin Rudd in 2013, who is the current Prime Minister of Australia?
Answer: TONY ABBOTT
Question: In feet, what is the length of a tennis court?
Answer: 78 feet
Question: The military aircraft, the B29, was better known by what name?
Answer: SUPER FORTRESS
Question: Which river of Germany flows to the North Sea at Bremerhaven?
Answer: WESER
Question: In which English town will you find the headquarters of McCain foods?
Answer: SCARBOROUGH
Question: The Weddell Sea is part of which ocean?
Answer: Antarctic
Question: Which horse racecourse hosts only one of the Classics?
Answer: Doncaster
Question: The currency units of Morocco and the United Arab Emirates share which name?
Answer: Dirham
Question: Since 2000, three British cricket grounds have hosted their first test matches, two of them are the Riverside in Chester-Le-Street and the Rose Bowl in Southampton, name the third.
Answer: SWALEC Stadium in Cardiff
Question: In which US state are the cities of Billings, Great Falls and Missoula?
Answer: Montana
Question: A 'shiver' is a collective noun for a group of which sea creatures?
Answer: Sharks
Question: What is the name of the Italian owned bus company that specialises in transfers from airports such as Liverpool, Gatwick, Stansted, Luton and Rome's airports, Fiumicino and Ciampino in to the city centres?
Answer: Terravision
Question: Tendring District Council is in which English county? -
Answer: Essex
Question: The Anti-Federalist League was the fore-runner of which political party?
Answer: UKIP
Question: In which county is Ford Open Prison?
Answer: West Sussex
Question: Who plays Inspector George Gently on the TV?
Answer: MARTIN SHAW
Question: What is the currency of Vietnam?
Answer: THE DONG
Question: Which is the largest lake in the World, by area?
Answer: THE CASPIAN SEA
Question: Where do Leicester Tigers R.U. side play home games?
Answer: WELFORD ROAD
Question: Which M.P. was the first man in Britain to be killed by a train?
Answer: WILLIAM HUSKISSON
Question: From which musical was the song '76 Trombones'?
Answer: THE MUSIC MAN
Question: Who wrote the novel 'The Good Companions"?
Answer: J B PRIESTLEY
Question: With which bank was Paul Flowers associated?
Answer: THE CO-OPERATIVE BANK
Question: What is the capital of Gabon?
Answer: LIBREVILLE
Question: Who was the 'Galloping Gourmet'?
Answer: GRAHAM KERR
Question: What creature appears on the logo of Alfa Romeo cars?
Answer: A snake
Question: """In order to make ice, fill the trays with water was one of many party tips in the much ridiculed 2013 book ""Celebrate"". by which ""celebrity"" author?"
Answer: Pippa Middleton
Question: At the Academy Awards, what was the first British film ever to win the Oscar for Best Film?
Answer: Hamlet
Question: In the 1994 film Speed, what is the minimum speed at which the bus must travel before the bomb on board is detonated?
Answer: 50 mph
Question: How many time zones are there in China?
Answer: One
Question: The Rock of Gibraltar is made of what type of rock?
Answer: Limestone
Question: 1 Which cocktail consisting of tequila and triple sac and lemon or lime juice has a name which means "daisy" in Spanish?
Answer: Margarita
Question: What is the longest and strongest bone in the human body?
Answer: Femur
Question: Widely promoted on Radio Luxembourg in the late '50s and early 1960s, what was the name of the system, devised by Horace Batchelor, which increased your chances. of winning large sums of money on the football pools?
Answer: Infra-Draw
Question: Give any one year covered in the diary of Samuel Pepys.
Answer: 1660-1669
Question: What anatomically is your minimus?
Answer: Little finger
Question: Anton Chekhov's play "The Three Sisters" is said to have been inspired by which real life siblings?
Answer: The Bronte sisters
Question: Shark Tank is the US version of which reality TV series?
Answer: Dragons Den
Question: Who won the Best Supporting Actress in 1991 for the film 'Ghost'?
Answer: Whoopi Goldberg
Question: Which animal features on the Coat of Arms of Berlin?
Answer: BEAR
Question: The layer of the ionosphere which reflects radio waves is named after which English physicist?
Answer: EDWARD APPLETON
Question: Who is the current presenter of the BBC Radio 1 Breakfast Show?
Answer: NICK GRIMSHAW
Question: What was the original profession of the novelist Joseph Conrad?
Answer: SEAMAN
Question: Who had a number 1 hit in 1980 with "What's. Another Year"?
Answer: JOHNNY LOGAN
Question: Which French novelist and philosopher won the 1957 Nobel Prize for Literature and played in goal as a junior footballer?
Answer: ALBERT CAMUS
Question: What is the title of the comic opera by Edward German set in the court of Queen Elizabeth I?
Answer: MERRIE ENGLAND
Question: In the "Peppa Pig" series what, is her brother George's favourite toy?
Answer: DINOSAUR
Question: Which golfer won the US Masters Tournament in April 2014?
Answer: BUBBA WATSON
Question: Who was the first woman to be elected in 1992 as Speaker of the House of Commons?
Answer: BETTY BOOTHROYD
Question: Which animals feature on the Coat of Arms of the Canary Islands?
Answer: DOGS
Question: In football, Emile Heskey joined Liverpool and Gary Linker joined Everton from which club?
Answer: LEICESTER CITY
Question: The Norfolk town of Cromer is particularly famed for which seafood?
Answer: CRAB
Question: What is the name of the prize awarded for the best film at the Venice Film Festival
Answer: GOLDEN LION
Question: The biggest selling album in America for two consecutive years in the 1960s was the soundtrack to which film?
Answer: WEST SIDE STORY
Question: Following the creation of South Sudan, which is now the largest country by area in Africa?
Answer: ALGERIA
Question: Which county cricket club is based at Grace Road?
Answer: LEICESTERSHIRE
Question: Who was Poet Laureate throughout the Second World War?
Answer: JOHN MASEFIELD
Question: Give either Christian name of Russian composer, pianist and conductor Rachmaninoff?
Answer: SERGEI VASILIEVICH
Question: What river, meaning 'plenty of eels', flows through Sydney, Australia?
Answer: PARRAMATTA
Question: Which number completes the dialling code for Newcastle upon Tyne - 01 1?
Answer: 9
Question: The Swiss Transport Museum is in which Swiss city?
Answer: LUCERNE
Question: Which Irish gardener has written a book called Outer Spaces?
Answer: DIARMUID GAVIN
Question: Which gardener came out of retirement to present BBC TVs Gardener's following a major stroke?
Answer: MONTY DON
Question: What to the Inuit people is a Nanook?
Answer: POLAR BEAR
Question: What is the capital city of the South African province of Gauteng?
Answer: JOHANNESBURG
Question: Which major figure (1893-1976) is tattooed on Mike Tyson's right shoulder?
Answer: MAO TSE TUNG
Question: What is the traditional birth stone for April?
Answer: DIAMOND
Question: What is the traditional birthstone for May?
Answer: EMERALD
Question: How many gallons of beer are in an English barrel?
Answer: 36
Question: Milwaukie is the largest city by population in which state of America?
Answer: WISCONSIN
Question: What is the name of the Indian dish made from stewed dried peas, onions and spices (lentils are most popular but many other varieties of dried peas are used)?
Answer: DAHL
Question: What name, that of a mythological creature, is given to the smallest species of owl?
Answer: ELF OWL
Question: Which 1998 film was released with the advertising tag line 'The Mission is a Man'?
Answer: SAVING PRIVATE RYAN
Question: Which 1953 film musical tells the romanticised story of frontiers woman Martha Jane Canary?
Answer: CALAMITY JANE
Question: Emily Robinson sang with which pop group?
Answer: THE DIXIE CHICKS
Question: Who was the voice of Mr Wormsworth in the film Chicken Little?
Answer: PATRICK STEWART
Question: Which is the only British City which begins with the letter 'I'?
Answer: INVERNESS
Question: What type of animal is the fennec?
Answer: (Desert) FOX
Question: Which football club replaced Workington in the football league after the 1976-1977 season?
Answer: WIMBLEDON
Question: Which animal's dwelling is a lodge?
Answer: BEAVER
Question: Who was the female lead in the various 'Road to ' films?
Answer: DOROTHY LAMOUR
Question: In 2013 the Reverend Paul Flowers was implicated in sex, drugs and drinking scandals. Of which bank was he chairman?
Answer: CO-OPERATIVE
Question: Which snooker player was a torch bearer in the 1968 Melbourne Olympics?
Answer: EDDIE CHARLTON
Question: Which 'earworm' No. 1 song featured in the film 'Despicable Me 2'?
Answer: HAPPY
Question: Who was the 'Master of the King's Band' who composed 'Hearts of Oak' to celebrate British victories in 1759?
Answer: WILLIAM BOYCE
Question: The British Ice Hockey team called the 'Bombers' play in which town?
Answer: BILLINGHAM
Question: Which immigration minister resigned in February 2014 after learning that his private cleaner for seven years did not have permission to work in the UK?
Answer: MARK HARPER
Question: What prize for fiction was instigated in 1968?
Answer: THE BOOKER PRIZE
Question: What name links Spain's oldest university (dating to 1218) and an 1812 battle involving the Duke of Wellington?
Answer: SALAMANCA
Question: Who was MP for Huntingdon from 1979 to 2001?
Answer: John Major
Question: At which venue in the north-west was Britain's first greyhound stadium opened in 1926?
Answer: Belle Vue, Manchester
Question: Which vegetable is combined with potato in the traditional Scottish dish, clapshot?
Answer: Turnip
Question: In medicine, what name is given to treatment given to relieve the symptoms rather than cure the disease?
Answer: Palliative
Question: In which war did the term Fifth Column originate?
Answer: Spanish Civil
Question: The skin of which fish was once used commercially as sandpaper?
Answer: Shark
Question: The song 'Masquerade' features in which musical?
Answer: Phantom of the Opera
Question: Created around 1845, who would use the Moon alphabet?
Answer: Blind People
Question: Which children's characters, seen on TV, were created by Elizabeth Beresford?
Answer: Wombles
Question: The 2013 film 'One chance' is about which winner of 'Britain's Got Talent'?
Answer: Paul Potts
Question: Which pop star has written an autobiography entitled simply Autobiography?
Answer: Morrissey
Question: The model Sophie Dahl is married to which singer?
Answer: Jamie Cullum
Question: The song 'On My Own' features in which musical?
Answer: Les Miserables
Question: Which play includes the characters Lady Sneerwell, Sir Harry Bumper and Sir Peter Teazle?
Answer: School for Scandal
Question: Who was the main architect of 'The Sage' in Gateshead?
Answer: Norman Foster
Question: In which Treaty of 1783 did Britain recognise the independence of the USA?
Answer: Versailles
Question: Athena is the Greek counterpart of which Roman goddess?
Answer: Minerva