zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which US TV series is set in the 1960s, initially at the fictional Sterling Cooper advertising agency on Madison Avenue in New York City, and later at the newly created firm Sterling Cooper Draper Pryce?
Answer: Mad Men
Question: In which century did the Battle of Roncesvalles take place which inspired the epic poem "The Song of Roland'?
Answer: 8th Century AD
Question: Bright's disease affects which organ of the human body?
Answer: Kidney
Question: Sparrows belong to which family of birds?
Answer: Passeridae
Question: Who married TV and radio personality David Mitchell in 2012?
Answer: Victoria Coren
Question: Which actor is the husband of Sinead Cusack?
Answer: Jeremy Irons
Question: Which Imperial measurement is the equivalent of 6.35kg?
Answer: Stone
Question: Stan Smith is the main character of which American animated television series?
Answer: American Dad
Question: In which musical do the songs "As Long as He Needs Me" and "Food Glorious Food" feature?
Answer: Oliver
Question: To which actress is Daniel Craig married?
Answer: Rachael Weisz
Question: In which century was Innocent XIII the Pope, the last Pope of this name?
Answer: 18th Century
Question: Used to celebrate the 75th anniversary of the BBC, the song ‘Perfect Day’ was written by which American performer?
Answer: Lou Reed
Question: In 2004, who performed a record 499 jokes in one hour at the Soho Theatre, London?
Answer: Tim Vine
Question: Which political leader has a black Labrador called Connie Paulgrave?
Answer: Vladimir Putin
Question: Which politically active Chinese artist was arrested for “Economic Crimes' in 2011?
Answer: Ai Weiwei
Question: Which BBC newsreader narrated‘Mary, Mungo and Midge’?
Answer: Richard Baker
Question: According to the record where were Typically Tropical going in 1975.
Answer: Barbados
Question: Which brewery makes Flying Scotsman, Golden XPA and Deuchars IPA?
Answer: Caledonian
Question: Who cried when his ‘Walkers Crisps’ were taken off him?
Answer: Paul Gascoigne
Question: What opera venue is near Lewes East Sussex?
Answer: Glyndebourne
Question: What is the SI unit of resistance?
Answer: Ohm
Question: In the works of Beatrix Potter, what sort of creature was Mrs Tiggy-Winkle?
Answer: A Hedgehog
Question: The "Ampere" is the SI Unit of what?
Answer: Electrical Current
Question: With a name that translates into English as quilled or spined pig, which is the third largest rodent?
Answer: Porcupine
Question: The bronze statue 'The Little Mermaid" designed by Edvard Eriksen, can be found in which city?
Answer: Copenhagen
Question: In which English county would you find Cliveden House?
Answer: Buckinghamshire
Question: who, in January 2015, was installed as the new Bishop of Stockport, and the first female bishop in the Church of England?
Answer: (Rt) Rev Libby Lane
Question: In which US state is Kansas City the most populous city?
Answer: Missouri
Question: Give a year in the life of the Venerable Bede.
Answer: 672 - 735
Question: From which Shakespeare play does the line, "My salad days, when I was green in judgement." come?
Answer: Antony and Cleopatra
Question: Who replaced James Harding in 2013 as editor of The Times?
Answer: John Witherow
Question: Which Scottish Premier League team play their home games at Fir Park?
Answer: Motherwell FC
Question: Of which Irish county is Tralee the county town?
Answer: Kerry
Question: What is the birthstone for the month of February?
Answer: Amethyst
Question: How does the Latin phrase "Tabula rasa" translate into English?
Answer: (a) Clean slate
Question: Which Scottish Premier League team play its home games at McDiarmid Park?
Answer: St Johnstone FC
Question: How does the Latin phrase "Lapsus linguae" translate into English?
Answer: (a) Slip of the Tongue
Question: Which company owns brands including Marmite, Wall's and Simple?
Answer: Unilever
Question: Melton Mowbray and Ashby-de-la-Zouch are towns in which English county?
Answer: LEICESTERSHIRE
Question: Which author wrote the Twilight series of novels?
Answer: STEPHANIE MEYER
Question: Which is the largest country by area in Central America?
Answer: NICARAGUA
Question: Molde and Rosenborg are football clubs from which country?
Answer: NORWAY
Question: Oh, What a Beautiful Mornin' is the opening song from which musical?
Answer: OKLAHOMA!
Question: Which motor manufacturer produces a model called the Note?
Answer: NISSAN
Question: Which Channel 4 TV programme involves four or five amateur chefs competing against each other, hosting a dinner party for the other contestants?
Answer: COME DINE WITH ME
Question: Who did Ban Ki-Moon succeed as Secretary-General of the United Nations?
Answer: KOFI ANNAN
Question: Which general interest magazine was founded in 1922 by DeWitt Wallace and Lila Bell Wallace?
Answer: READER’S DIGEST
Question: Whirligig and Longhorn are types of which creature?
Answer: BEETLE
Question: What is the medical name for the membrane that surrounds the heart?
Answer: PERICARDIUM
Question: Which English king was the father of King John?
Answer: Edward III
Question: Which part of the human body do the French call 'la cheville'?
Answer: Ankle
Question: Which English dish consists of soaked and boiled split peas, usually served with ham or pork?
Answer: Pease Pudding
Question: Opened in 1965, which is the oldest of Britain's long-distance footpaths?
Answer: The Pennine Way
Question: In the Bible, who was the blind beggar that Jesus cured in Jericho?
Answer: Bartimeus
Question: Who was the first woman to ride in the Grand National?
Answer: Charlotte Brew
Question: Shaddongate United was the original name of which English Football League club?
Answer: Carlisle United
Question: Which Simon & Garfunkel song was used as the theme for the 1967 film The Graduate?
Answer: The Sound of Silence
Question: Which actress took the role originally played by Janet Leigh in the 1998 re-make of Psycho?
Answer: Anne Heche
Question: The name of which type of wine glass is also the name of a musical instrument?
Answer: Flute
Question: Who was the first woman to ride in the Epsom Derby in 1996?
Answer: Alex Greaves
Question: Who wrote the sketch The Phantom Raspberry Blower of Old London Town for The Two Ronnies TV show?
Answer: Spike Milligan
Question: The Kadjar and Twizy models of cars are produced by which company?
Answer: Renault
Question: Which fish is used in an Arbroath Smokie?
Answer: Haddock
Question: Since 1843, in which town of southern England has Arkell's brewery been located?
Answer: Swindon
Question: Who is the author of the books "Foucault's Pendulum" and "The Island of the Day Before"?
Answer: Umberto Eco
Question: Who sang the theme tune to the James Bond film "The Man with the Golden Gun"?
Answer: Lulu
Question: Who played King Henry the Eighth opposite Paul Scofield's "Sir Thomas More" in the 1966 film, "A Man for all Seasons"?
Answer: Robert Shaw
Question: In which UK town or City is the Baltic Centre for Contemporary Arts?
Answer: GATESHEAD
Question: In which town or city is the oldest purpose built casino, being built in 1638?
Answer: VENICE
Question: Who plays the title role in the TV sitcom “Uncle”?
Answer: NICK HELM
Question: Name the first French Formula One World Champion in 1985.
Answer: ALAIN PROST
Question: Who wrote the 1987 Booker Prize Winner “Tiger Moon”?
Answer: PENELOPE LIVELY
Question: What kind of creature is a Kentish Glory?
Answer: MOTH
Question: In which town or City' is the Worlds oldest Zoo?
Answer: VIENNA
Question: Who directed the 1948 film Oliver Twist?
Answer: DAVID LEAN
Question: Who presented Police Five on television?
Answer: SHAW TAYLOR
Question: Which English engineer (1907-1996) is usually credited with inventing the jet engine?
Answer: Sir Frank Whittle
Question: Which is the third most populous city in Scotland after Glasgow and Edinburgh?
Answer: Aberdeen
Question: Which building society, demutualised in 1997 and acquired by Santander in 2008, was once advertised by Stephen Fry and Hugh Laurie using a slogan claiming to attract to ‘a smarter investor’?
Answer: Alliance & Leicester
Question: At the 2012 London Olympics, Mexico won only one gold medal - at which sport?
Answer: Soccer
Question: Which Cabinet member is the MP for Chingford and Woodford Green?
Answer: Ian Duncan Smith
Question: Dicky Mint, Mick the Marmalizer and Nigel Ponsonby-Smallpiece were puppet characters associated on TV with which comedian?
Answer: Ken Dodd
Question: In which town in Cumbria is Jennings Brewery located ?
Answer: Cockermouth
Question: Which Cabinet member is the MP for Runnymede and Weybridge?
Answer: Philip Hammond
Question: Name one of the two colours that appear on the national flag of Macedonia.
Answer: Red/Yellow
Question: Which English engineer (1910-1999) is usually credited with inventing the hovercraft?
Answer: Sir Christopher Cockerell
Question: How many strings are there on a classical guitar?
Answer: Six
Question: Which is the largest species of mammal indigenous to the UK?
Answer: Red deer
Question: Which is the third most populous city in Wales after Cardiff and Swansea?
Answer: Newport
Question: Which Scot has coached the British and Irish Lions on a record 4 tours, starting with victory in Australia in 1989?
Answer: Sir Ian McGeechan
Question: What is the name of the Sky TV comedy sports panel game hosted by James Corden with Andrew Flintoff and Jamie Rednapp as team captains?
Answer: A League of their Own
Question: Which card game variant takes its name from the French for ‘railway’?
Answer: Chemin de fer
Question: In which of the United States is Cape Cod?
Answer: Massachusetts
Question: On a menu in Italy what are pomodori?
Answer: TOMATOES
Question: In the nursery rhyme, when Lucy Locket lost her pocket who found it?
Answer: KITTY FISHER
Question: Which word is missing from the title of the swimming event held at the 2015 World Aquatics Championships in which Christopher Walker-Hebborn, Adam Peaty, Siobhan-Marie O’Connor and Francesca Halsall won the gold medal for Great Britain - 4 × 100 metre ______ medley relay?
Answer: MIXED
Question: In The Planets by Gustav Holst, which planet is the Magician?
Answer: URANUS
Question: Complete the name of the US baseball team the Atlanta _______.
Answer: BRAVES
Question: The Pie at Night is a recent book by which author – he describes it as a companion to his previous book Pies and Prejudice?
Answer: STUART MACONIE
Question: The song Too Darn Hot features in which musical?
Answer: KISS ME KATE
Question: Which Football League club is known as the Brewers?
Answer: BURTON ALBION
Question: Which Football League club is known as the Spireites?
Answer: CHESTERFIELD
Question: Complete the name of the American football team the Arizona _________.
Answer: CARDINALS
Question: Master of the House is a song featuring in which musical?
Answer: LES MISERABLES
Question: Balaton cheese is produced in which European country?
Answer: HUNGARY
Question: Which British bird has the species Grey and Red-legged?
Answer: PARTRIDGE
Question: In Russian cuisine what kind of food are blini?
Answer: PANCAKES
Question: In the nursery rhyme, where did Doctor Foster go in a shower of rain?
Answer: GLOUCESTER
Question: The 2004 film The Calcium Kid centres on which sport?
Answer: BOXING
Question: According to the writer Roald Dahl who is Champion of the World?
Answer: DANNY
Question: What is a belted Galloway?
Answer: (A breed of) CATTLE
Question: Which term is used to describe how quickly or easily a business can convert assets into cash?
Answer: LIQUIDITY
Question: What was the name of the Greek herald noted for his loud voice?
Answer: STENTOR
Question: ‘Operation Valentine’was the World War II codename for the 1940 British occupation of which Danisislands?
Answer: FAROE ISLANDS
Question: Blanket, Honeycomb and Bible are all types of what sort of foodstuff?
Answer: TRIPE
Question: Which French Impressionist produced the 1873 work Wild Poppies, Near Argenteuill?
Answer: CLAUDE MONET
Question: Which area of Haringey, North London shares its name with the cluster of stars also known as The Pleiades?
Answer: (THE) SEVEN SISTERS
Question: Which capital city houses the headquarters of the African Union?
Answer: ADDIS ABABA
Question: What is the young of a squirrel called ?
Answer: KITTEN
Question: What is the stage name of the English actor and comedian born in 1970 whose real name is Michael Pennington?
Answer: JOHNNY VEGAS
Question: What specifically was advertised with the slogan “Cool as a mountain stream”?
Answer: CONSULATE CIGARETTES
Question: In which decade did Swiss engineer George de Mestral obtain a patent for Velcro?
Answer: 1950s
Question: Who played Henry VIII in the TV Series Wolf Hall?
Answer: DAMIEN LEWIS
Question: What is the surname of the first two brothers to play alongside each other for England in a Rugby World Cup match?
Answer: UNDERWOOD
Question: Which is the most populated city on the continent of Africa?
Answer: LAGOS
Question: “If music be the food of love, play on” is the opening line from which Shakespeare play?
Answer: Twelfth Night
Question: Which vegetable is known to Americans as Zucchini?
Answer: Courgette
Question: In the children’s animated TV series, who was the uncle and arch enemy of Noggin the Nog?
Answer: Nogbad the Bad
Question: Which is the only current Football League team to play its home games in Kent?
Answer: Gillingham
Question: What fictional place name connects a literary version of Salisbury and the comic cartoon character Roy of the Rovers?
Answer: Melchester
Question: Which author wrote the comic play ‘The Admirable Crichton' in 1902?
Answer: J M Barrie
Question: The Pollex is the anatomical name for what part of the human body?
Answer: The Thumb
Question: Derived from a word meaning ‘rows of lighted lamps’, what is the Hindu Festival of Lights called?
Answer: Diwali
Question: In which fictional English county is the radio series ‘The Archers’ set?
Answer: Borsetshire
Question: What is the name of the Queen’s great grandchild, daughter of Zara Tindall (nee Philips)?
Answer: Mia
Question: Who wrote the novels "Shout at the Devil” and "When the Lion Feeds"?
Answer: (Wilbur) SMITH
Question: The medical condition rhinopharyngitis is more commonly called what?
Answer: (Common) COLD
Question: Panophobia is the abnormal fear of what?
Answer: EVERYTHING
Question: Of what is limnology the study?
Answer: INLAND WATERS
Question: Which African country's flag has three equal vertical stripes of green, white and green?
Answer: NIGERIA
Question: In lndian cuisine what is paratha?
Answer: (Unleavened) BREAD
Question: Which Football League club was founded in 2004?
Answer: MK DONS
Question: From what wood are cricket stumps made?
Answer: ASH
Question: Which deposed king of England died in Pontefract Castle in 1400?
Answer: RICHARD the SECOND
Question: Prior to the introduction of the Euro which country's currency was the litas?
Answer: LITHUANIA
Question: Who wrote, the 2011 novel about Sherlock Holmes called, 'The House of Silk"?
Answer: (Anthony) HOROWITZ
Question: Which, now ubiquitous, markings first appeared on packs of Wrigley’s chewing gum in 1974?
Answer: Bar codes
Question: In the original Genus edition of the game Trivial Pursuit, what colour is the Art & Literature category?
Answer: Brown
Question: Three species of swan are commonly found in Britain, mute and whooper are two, what is the third?
Answer: Bewick’s
Question: Which BBC TV comedy series was set in the French town of Nouvion?
Answer: ‘Allo ‘Allo
Question: The singer-songwriter, actress, model and dancer known as Solange is the sister of which famous singer?
Answer: Beyonce
Question: Which part of the body is affected by barotitis?
Answer: Ear
Question: Prior to the 2015 General Election the Father of the House was Sir Peter Tapsell, who currently holds the post?
Answer: Gerald Kaufman
Question: Which three word French phrase is used to mean a feeling of pride and loyalty uniting the members of a group?
Answer: Esprit de Corps
Question: Name the Chancellor of the Exchequer who had been in the post for only 30 days when he died in July 1970?
Answer: Ian Macleod
Question: Which 2014 Formula 1 motor racing team shared its name with a town in Surrey?
Answer: Caterham
Question: Which art gallery is in Kensington Gardens?
Answer: Serpentine
Question: In the texting acronym AFAIK, for what does the K stand?
Answer: KNOW
Question: What is the county town of County Mayo in Ireland?
Answer: CASTLEBAR
Question: Who is the Secretary of State for Transport?
Answer: PATRICK McLOUGHLIN
Question: Who was principal ballerina of the Royal Ballet from 1989 to 2006?
Answer: DARCY BUSSELL
Question: Which bird a common summer visitor to the UK has the Latin name hirundo rustica?
Answer: SWALLOW
Question: Tapas were originally an accompaniment to which drink?
Answer: SHERRY
Question: Which common item has the chemical formula NaCl?
Answer: SALT
Question: The River Cam is the main tributary of which major river?
Answer: GREAT OUSE
Question: Which artist and sculptor who died in 2010 was nicknamed Spiderwoman?
Answer: LOUISE BOURGEOIS
Question: Who is the Secretary of State for Defence?
Answer: MICHAEL FALLON
Question: Which football manager appears in the BetVictor adverts playing with trains?
Answer: SVEN GORAN ERIKSSON
Question: Whose autobiography was entitled Blessings in Disguise?
Answer: ALEC GUINNESS
Question: Which is the largest species of British grouse?
Answer: (WESTERN) CAPERCAILLIE
Question: Stephen Fry is a director of which football club?
Answer: NORWICH CITY
Question: Which car company owns the luxury carmaker Bentley?
Answer: VOLKSWAGEN
Question: Which architect designed the 2014 Stirling Prize nominated London Aquatics Centre, where the Olympic indoor water sports were staged?
Answer: ZAHA HADID
Question: What is the first name of the successful singer brother of the actor Anthony Head?
Answer: MURRAY
Question: If you are pogonophobic what are you afraid of?
Answer: BEARDS
Question: Who has presented Pick of the Pops on BBC Radio 2 since 2010?
Answer: TONY BLACKBURN
Question: In April 2008 PEP accounts automatically became stocks and shares ISAs. For what did the letter E stand?
Answer: (PERSONAL) EQUITY
Question: Who presented Countdown from 2009 to 2011?
Answer: JEFF STELLING
Question: On which river does Stirling lie?
Answer: FORTH
Question: Which member of the grouse family is colloquially known as the snow chicken in the USA?
Answer: PTARMIGAN
Question: Which European geographical feature was known to the Romans as Mons Calpe?
Answer: Gibraltar
Question: The family seat of the Dukes of Norfolk is not in Norfolk, in which county is it?
Answer: West Sussex
Question: The flag of which African country has a white five-pointed star on a blue background?
Answer: Somalia
Question: For what does the F stand in the name of the body, the FCA which is responsible for the regulation of the financial services firms in the UK?
Answer: Financial
Question: In the NATO phonetic alphabet which professional sport is mentioned?
Answer: Golf
Question: Give any year in the life of Eleanor of Aquitaine.
Answer: 1122-1204
Question: In the periodic table which element has the symbol Zr?
Answer: Zirconium
Question: Hail to thee, Blythe Spirit is the first line of which poem of 1820?
Answer: To a Skylark
Question: Who played the title role in the TV series Cilia?
Answer: Sheridan Smith
Question: Which American state is the only one which borders only one other state?
Answer: Maine
Question: For what does the P stand in the name of the body, the PRA, which is responsible for the regulation of banks and building societies in the UK?
Answer: Prudential
Question: In the NATO phonetic alphabet which month is mentioned?
Answer: November
Question: To which family of birds does the Yellowhammer belong?
Answer: Bunting
Question: Which Irving Berlin musical of 1946 includes the songs Anything You Can Do and I Got Sun in the Morning?
Answer: Annie Get Your Gun
Question: In the periodic table, which element has the symbol Rn?
Answer: Radon
Question: The home of The Simon Bolivar Orchestra is in which city?
Answer: Caracas
Question: Which is the only current Major League baseball team based in Canada?
Answer: Toronto
Question: The first Consulate of the United States in the world opened in Liverpool in which year (allow 5 either way)?
Answer: 1790
Question: In which Marx Brothers film does much of the action centre on the theft of a painting, during a party given in honour of Groucho's character, the explorer Captain Geoffrey T. Spaulding?
Answer: Animal Crackers
Question: Which chemical element has the atomic number 5?
Answer: Boron
Question: Who was the last King of Greece?
Answer: Constantine II
Question: The Bishop of Durham traditionally signs himself as what?
Answer: Dunelm
Question: Which Heritage railway runs between Caernarfon and Porthmadog?
Answer: Welsh Highland Railway
Question: According to the Holy Bible, which of the eleven surviving original Apostles was the first to be put to death, after the Ascension of Jesus?
Answer: Saint James
Question: Which Marx Brothers film centres on a football-match between two US colleges, with Groucho playing the president of Huxley College, Quincy Adams Wagstaff?
Answer: Horse Feathers
Question: The bird whose Latin name is turdus viscivorous, and which ountrymen call "the stormcock" because of its habit of singing in rainy weather, is more commonly known by what name?
Answer: Mistle Thrush
Question: Boney M's UK chart topping hit of 1978 was a double A-side, "Rivers of Babylon" was on one side, which song was on the other?
Answer: Brown Girl in the Ring
Question: What is the principal unit of currency of Mozambique?
Answer: Metical
Question: Who created the character Jason Bourne?
Answer: ROBERT LUDLUM
Question: Who is the Shadow Home Secretary?
Answer: ANDY BURNHAM
Question: Who was the last British male athlete to hold the World Mile record?
Answer: STEVE CRAM
Question: In which sport is the Middleton Cup awarded?
Answer: BOWLS
Question: What is the surname of Florence of “Florence and the Machine”?
Answer: WELCH
Question: How many viewing capsules are there on the London Eye?
Answer: 32
Question: What was rediscovered in 1799 by a member of Napoleon’s expeditionary force near the town of Rashid in the Nile Delta?
Answer: ROSETTA STONE
Question: What French word is a measurement of textile density?
Answer: DENIER
Question: Which British rock group named themselves after a South African football club?
Answer: KAISER CHIEFS
Question: In which US State is Dayton, where the Dayton Agreement was signed in 1995?
Answer: OHIO
Question: In which English County is RAF Scampton home of the Red Arrows?
Answer: LINCOLNSHIRE
Question: Which character sings the song ”As long as he needs me” in the musical Oliver?
Answer: NANCY
Question: What is the birthstone for February?
Answer: Amethyst
Question: The Colon is the official currency of which country?
Answer: Costa Rica
Question: Jefferson City is the state capitol of which American state?
Answer: Missouri
Question: What is the name of the sloth currently being used in TV adverts for Sofaworks?
Answer: Neal
Question: Only You was a 1982 hit single, reaching No.2 in the UK charts for which group?
Answer: Yazoo
Question: Who was the UK Prime Minister when Yuri Gagarin became the first man in space?
Answer: Harold MacMillan
Question: The adjective vulpine relates to which animal?
Answer: Fox
Question: Which road linked Rome to Brindisi?
Answer: Appian Way
Question: On an Ordinance Survey map what is indicated by a red triangle?
Answer: Youth Hostel
Question: Alpha, Canberra and Nevada are varieties of which vegetable?
Answer: Cauliflower
Question: Who is the presenter of Sounds of the Sixties on BBC Radio 2?
Answer: Brian Matthew
Question: The Quetzal is the official currency of which country?
Answer: Guatemala
Question: Which website is using a small robot called Brian in its TV advertising campaign?
Answer: confused.com
Question: """All that glisters is not gold"" is a quote from which Shakespeare play?"
Answer: The Merchant of Venice
Question: Which pair used a windmill for their Top Bun Bakery?
Answer: Wallace & Gromit
Question: Who is the current presenter of I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue?
Answer: JACK DEE
Question: What nationality is tennis player Agnieszka Radwanska?
Answer: POLISH
Question: Which motorway links Cadnam, west of Southampton to Portsmouth?
Answer: M27