zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Where was the UN Atomic Energy Agency based when it was set up in 1957?
Answer: Vienna
Question: Who was the first chemist to be Britain's Prime Minister?
Answer: Margaret Thatcher
Question: What was Jimi Hendrix's middle name?
Answer: Marshall
Question: Which telescope was launched into space on board a space shuttle in 1990?
Answer: Hubble
Question: Which Wisconsin salesman developed a safety razor in 1901?
Answer: King Camp Gillette
Question: Which toy company did Ruth and Elliot Handler found?
Answer: Mattel
Question: Which Andre built the first factory to mass-produce rubber tires?
Answer: Michelin
Question: Where did the US side of the Band Aid concert take place?
Answer: Philadelphia
Question: What does the Transalaska Pipeline System transport?
Answer: Oil
Question: What was the only Fleetwood Mac track to top the singles charts in the 70s?
Answer: Dreams
Question: In what year did regular Boeing 707 flights begin across he Atlantic?
Answer: 1958
Question: Who became Queen of the Netherlands in 1980?
Answer: Beatrix
Question: In which decade was the Benjamin Franklin suspension bridge opened?
Answer: 1920s
Question: At what weight did boxer Chris Eubank win the WBO title in 1990?
Answer: Middleweight
Question: Who shared world amateur baseball championship with USA in1973?
Answer: Cuba
Question: Who lost the first Super Bowl of the 70s?
Answer: Minnesota Vikings
Question: Who was the Super Bowl MVP in 1979 and 1980.
Answer: Terry Bradshaw
Question: Which was the first team to win three Super Bowls?
Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers
Question: Who was the first MVP in a Super Bowl to be on the losing side?
Answer: Chuck Howley
Question: Who did Martina Navratilova beat to win her ninth Wimbledon title?
Answer: Zina Garrison
Question: Who was the first president of the National Football League?
Answer: Jim Thorpe
Question: In 1988 who won the tennis Grand Slam and Olympic gold?
Answer: Steffi Graf
Question: Who was the first boxer to twice regain the world heavyweight title?
Answer: Muhammad Ali
Question: Who beat Jim Brown's rushing yards total of 12,312 yards in the 1980s?
Answer: Walter Payton
Question: Which country hosts the Belmont and Preakness Stakes?
Answer: United States
Question: Who won golf's US Amateur Championship for the first time i n1994?
Answer: Tiger Woods
Question: What has been won by Australia II and America 3?
Answer: America's Cup
Question: What was Jane Russell's real first name?
Answer: Ernestine
Question: Which pop singer blamed his cocaine addiction of the break0-up of his relationship with Victoria principal?
Answer: Andy Gibb
Question: What was Bob Hoskins' profession when he worked in the circus?
Answer: Fire-eater
Question: In which country did the first Mickey Mouse comic appear?
Answer: Italy
Question: Which country does the airline Norontair come form?
Answer: Canada
Question: What was Michael Jackson's last UK No 1 of the 80s?
Answer: I Just Can't Stop Loving You
Question: The world's biggest what was made in Seymour, Wisconsin in August 1989?
Answer: Hamburger
Question: Who guested in Happy Days where his daughter was playing Jenny Piccalo?
Answer: Phil Silvers
Question: How was Nguyen that Tan better known?
Answer: Ho Chi Minh
Question: Who did Roosevelt defeat when he won the 1932 election?
Answer: Herbert Hoover
Question: Which President gave the go-ahead to build an H Bomb?
Answer: Truman
Question: Who was the oldest US President before Ronal Reagan?
Answer: Dwight D. Eisenhower
Question: Dan Quayle was Senator form which state when he was chosen as George Bush's Vice President?
Answer: Indiana
Question: Where did Reagan and Gorbachev have their Star Wars summit in October 19865?
Answer: Iceland
Question: What was Ronald Reagan's last movie?
Answer: The Killers
Question: How many 'points for peace' did President Wilson announce in 1918?
Answer: 14
Question: Who inflicted Nigel Benn's first defeat as a professional?
Answer: Chris Eubank
Question: In which decade did Martina Navratilova take US citizenship?
Answer: 1980s
Question: How was Mildred "Didrikson better known?
Answer: Babe Zaharias
Question: Who was the defending champion when Chris Evert first won Wimbledon singles?
Answer: Billie Jean King
Question: Who was Super Bowl MVP in successive years in 1967 and 1968?
Answer: Bart Star
Question: How many bits are there in a byte?
Answer: Eight
Question: What was the name of the first satellite to relay live TV pictures between the USA and Europe?
Answer: Telstar
Question: In an e mail address, how is a symbol like a period said out loud?
Answer: Dot
Question: On which special day did Charlie Chaplin die in 1977?
Answer: Christmas Day
Question: What was the second Oscar Hammerstein show to win the Pulitzer Prize?
Answer: South Pacific
Question: Which instrument is associated with Lester 'Prez' Young?
Answer: Saxophone
Question: How many Nobel prizes did Marie curie win?
Answer: Two
Question: In which country was Michael J. Fox born?
Answer: Canada
Question: To the nearest million, how mjch did Heavan's Gate lose for United Artists?
Answer: 30
Question: For what did Georgie O'Keefe become famous?
Answer: Painting
Question: Who described his paintings as "hand-painted dream photographs?"
Answer: Salvador Dali
Question: What was the full first name of the President who gave his name to Teddy Bears?
Answer: Theodore
Question: Who is the famous mother of Elijah Blue?
Answer: Cher
Question: In 1968 the Oscars were postponed for 48 hours because of whose death?
Answer: Martin Luther King
Question: Who became chief designer at Givenchy in 1996?
Answer: Alexander McQueen
Question: Richard Gere won a scholarship to the University of Massachusetts in which sport?
Answer: Gymnastics
Question: Salvador Allende was elected president of which country in 1970?
Answer: Chile
Question: Who did Idi Amin depose in 1971?
Answer: Milton Obote
Question: In which North African country was Yves St. Laurent born as Henri Donat Mathieu?
Answer: Algeria
Question: Which British Prime Minister signed the Anglo-Irish Agreement in 1985?
Answer: Margaret Thatcher
Question: Who with Arafat and "Rabin received the Nobel Peace prize in 1994?
Answer: Peres
Question: Which movie was Clark Gable making when he died?
Answer: The Misfits
Question: Which French Prime Minister's funeral was attended by his wife and his mistress in 1996?
Answer: Francois Mitterrand
Question: How old was Orson Welles when he made Citizen Kane?
Answer: 25
Question: Who wrote the words for My Fair Lady and Camelot?
Answer: Alan Jay Lerner
Question: Aspects of what was a success by Andrew Lloyd Webber?
Answer: Love
Question: Which Lloyd Webber musical was billed as 'Now and forever'?
Answer: Cats
Question: Which musical was Lerner and Loewe's last major success, in 1960?
Answer: Camelot
Question: Annie Warbucks was the sequel to which one-word-titled musical?
Answer: Annie
Question: What is the second largest of the Ionian Islands?
Answer: Corfu
Question: In 1998 a new breed of mosquito was discovered on which underground system?
Answer: London
Question: How is the Eurotunnel also known?
Answer: Channel tunnel
Question: What is the name of the lake which remained when the Zuider Zee was closed and reclaimed in 1932?
Answer: Ijsselmeer
Question: What is farther north Hungary, or Bulgaria?
Answer: Hungary
Question: What is Ireland's longest river and greatest source of electric power?
Answer: Shannon
Question: Who was the first freely elected Marxist president in Latin America?
Answer: Allende
Question: How many films had Christopher Reeve made before Superman in 1978?
Answer: One
Question: Who in 1996 made the longest spaceflight by a woman?
Answer: Shannon Lucid
Question: Who won the first of his Nobel prizes in 1956 for research which led to the invention of the transistor?
Answer: John Bardeen
Question: Which film maker's first film was Pather Panchali?
Answer: Satyajit Ray
Question: In which decade was Ewan McGregor born?
Answer: 1970s
Question: What kind of orchard did Chekhov write a play about?
Answer: Cherry
Question: On a computer keyboard which letter on the same line is immediately right of the O?
Answer: P
Question: What are the international registration letters of a vehicle from Mexico?
Answer: MEX
Question: Which US singer said, "You're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on?"
Answer: Dean Martin
Question: Jersey Joe Walcott was a world champion in which sport?
Answer: Boxing
Question: Which mountains stretch from West Virginia to Georgia?
Answer: Blue Ridge Mountains
Question: In which decade did Bonnie & Clyde operate?
Answer: 1930s
Question: How many people traditionally sing barbershop?
Answer: Four
Question: Hard-rock group Motley Crue come from which city?
Answer: Los Angeles
Question: The Harry Lime theme was used in which film?
Answer: The Third Man
Question: Solidarity was the mass movement of the people in which country?
Answer: Poland
Question: Which golfer Sandy triumphed at the US Masters?
Answer: Lyle
Question: In which war was cowboy star Tom MIx shot in the mouth?
Answer: Spanish American War
Question: How many years did the Holocaust last?
Answer: 12
Question: Which US President was linked with the 'Star Wars' policy?
Answer: Reagan
Question: Which hospital was Princess Diana taken to after her tragic car accident?
Answer: La Pitie-Salpetriere
Question: Groucho Marx resigned from where as he didn't care to belong to any club that would have him as a member?
Answer: Friars Club
Question: What was the debut movie of the actress born Shirley Beaty?
Answer: The Trouble With Harry
Question: Where was the World Fair held in 1903?
Answer: St. Louis
Question: Which singer had the first names Harry Lillis?
Answer: Bing Crosby
Question: Where is the Valley of the Kings, the scene of a terrorist attack in 1997?
Answer: Egypt
Question: Which actress Sharon was murdered by Charles Manson?
Answer: Tate
Question: Who followed Calvin Coolidge as US President?
Answer: Herbert Hoover
Question: Which star of the Back To The Future movies appeared in Caroline In the City?
Answer: Lea Thompson
Question: In Chaplin's The Great Dictator, what was the dictator's name?
Answer: Adenoid Hynkel
Question: Who wrote the book on which the musical Whistle Down the Wind was based?
Answer: Mary Hayley Bell
Question: Which British composer wrote the theme music for the film Murder on the Orient Express?
Answer: Richard Rodney Bennett
Question: Michael Jackson's Will You Be There came from which movie?
Answer: Free Willy
Question: In which city was the peace treaty ending the Vietnam war signed?
Answer: Paris
Question: What was Scotland's answer to California's Silicon Valley called?
Answer: Silicon Glen
Question: In which category did Marie Curie win her second Nobel Prize?
Answer: Chemistry
Question: The French region of Grasse is famous for making what?
Answer: Perfume
Question: Which was the last country in mainland Europe to switch from driving on the left?
Answer: Sweden
Question: Which Norwegian explorer did Robert Feary beat to the North Pole?
Answer: Roald Amundsen
Question: Who founded the Cubism movement with Picasso?
Answer: Braque
Question: Mount Toubkai is the highest peak of which range of mountains?
Answer: Atlas Mountains
Question: In which township were 69 demonstrators killed by South "African police in March 1960?
Answer: Sharpeville
Question: What is the former name of the People's Republic of Benin?
Answer: Dohomey
Question: Where did Idi Amin rule from 1971 -1979?
Answer: Uganda
Question: In which country are the ruins of ancient Carthage?
Answer: Tunisia
Question: Who was the Danish author of Out of Africa?
Answer: Karen Blixen
Question: Which Asian city hosted the 1988 Olympic Games?
Answer: Seoul
Question: Of which country is Vientiane the capital?
Answer: Laos
Question: Which sheikhdom is the capital of the United Arab Emirates?
Answer: Abu Dhabi
Question: Which river with a vast delta to the South china Sea rises as the Za Qu in Tibet?
Answer: Mekong
Question: Which country is divided into cantons?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: In which Italian city would you find Leonardo's Last Supper?
Answer: Milan
Question: From which country did Iceland become independent in 1944?
Answer: Denmark
Question: In which country did Grand Duke Jean become head of state in 1964?
Answer: Luxembourg
Question: Which two colors appear on the flag of Greece?
Answer: Blue and white
Question: In which capital city were the treaties signed that established the European Economic Community?
Answer: Rome
Question: What Soviet "man of steel" was educated for the priesthood but was expelled from the seminary?
Answer: Joseph Stalin
Question: What country sold land including the present-day states of Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma to the USA in 1803?
Answer: France
Question: Who succeeded the Roman emperor, Trajan?
Answer: Hadrian
Question: Where did George Washington's army endure the winter of 1777-78?
Answer: Valley Forge
Question: Which US president ended his country's participation in the Vietnam War?
Answer: Richard Nixon
Question: Who did Margaret Thatcher succeed as leader of the Conservative Party?
Answer: Edward Heath
Question: In what year did the Representation of the People Act give the vote to all women over 21?
Answer: 1928
Question: What offence was former Panamanian leader Manuel Noriega tried for in the USA?
Answer: Drug Trafficking
Question: How old must you be to vote in a British parliamentary election?
Answer: 18
Question: How many readings does an act of Parliament have in the House of Commons before being given royal assent?
Answer: Three
Question: Who was Pope for only 33 days in 1978?
Answer: John Paul I
Question: Who was the Lord Chancellor beheaded for refusing to recognize Henry VIII as head of the church?
Answer: Thomas More
Question: What are the indigenous people of new Zealand called?
Answer: Maoris
Question: Who was the film star who married Prince Rainier III of Monaco?
Answer: Grace Kelly
Question: Which Christian martyr was first bishop of Rome?
Answer: St. Peter
Question: Which religious grou0p migrated westward to the Great Salt Lake, Utah, in 1847?
Answer: Mormons
Question: Which English king abdicated and became Duke of Windsor?
Answer: Edward VIII
Question: Of which country was de Valera the prime minister, and later the president?
Answer: Ireland
Question: The behavior of sound in rooms and concert halls is a separate science. what is its name?
Answer: Acoustics
Question: What is the name given to the molten rock beneath the surface of the Earth?
Answer: Magma
Question: Which flower has the same name as a diaphragm in the eye?
Answer: Iris
Question: Chlorine, fluorine and bromine belong to which family of elements?
Answer: Halogens
Question: Which was the first antibiotic to be discovered?
Answer: Penicillin
Question: What did Heike Kamerlingh-Onnes discover?
Answer: Superconductivity
Question: Which physicist's law states that equal volumes of all gases, measured at the same temperature and pressure, contain the same number of molecules?
Answer: Amadeo Avogadro
Question: What does c represent in the equation e = mc*2?
Answer: Speed of light
Question: What diverges rays of light, if it is concave?
Answer: Lens
Question: What can be expressed as the number of cycles of a vibration occurring per unit of time?
Answer: Frequency
Question: What is the name of the protective outer layer of trees?
Answer: Bark
Question: What is the larva of a toad called?
Answer: Tadpole
Question: What name is given to the microscopic plants found in great numbers in rivers, lakes, and oceans?
Answer: Algae
Question: What are the nocturnal, herding herbivores of Australia, Tasmania, and New Guinea?
Answer: Kangaroos
Question: Where in an animal would you find a mandible?
Answer: Skull
Question: What kind of a tongue does the okapi have?
Answer: Prehensile
Question: Which physician developed a type of remedy involving wild flowers?
Answer: Bach
Question: How many species of domestic dog are found today?
Answer: One
Question: Which kind of organisms are likely to show a 'taxis'?
Answer: Protozoa
Question: A deficiency of which vitamin can cause scurvy?
Answer: Vitamin C
Question: What is the name for a red blood cell?
Answer: Erythrocyte
Question: What is the scientific name for the windpipe?
Answer: Trachea
Question: Which organ in the body stores excess sugar as glycogen?
Answer: Liver
Question: What is the ring of bones at the hip called?
Answer: Pelvic girdle
Question: What tube connects the kidney to the bladder?
Answer: Ureter
Question: What is the name of the structural tissue found in the ear, the nose, and in between the vertebral discs?
Answer: Cartilage
Question: Which artery supplies the kidney with blood?
Answer: Renal artery
Question: Which parts of the body are formed by the bones of the metatarsals and phalanges?
Answer: Feet
Question: What is the fluid that lubricates and cushions the movable joints between the bones?
Answer: Synovial fluid
Question: Where in the human body do you find the alveoli?
Answer: Lung
Question: What name is given to the genetic make-up of an individual?
Answer: Genotype
Question: A bone is joined to a muscle by which structure?
Answer: Tendon
Question: Which hormone causes male sexual development?
Answer: Testosterone
Question: Where would you find the islets of Langerhans?
Answer: Pancreas
Question: The pituitary controls many hormones, but what controls the pituitary?
Answer: Hypothalamus
Question: What is the pigment that colors skin?
Answer: Melanin
Question: What is the substance produced by hard exercise and oxygen debt, causing stiffness in the muscles?
Answer: Lactic acid
Question: Where would you find the carotid arteries?
Answer: Neck
Question: Which gas released by car exhausts, stops the blood hemoglobin from working correctly?
Answer: Carbon Monoxide
Question: Which Australian mammal lays eggs?
Answer: Duck-billed platypus
Question: Which fuel is formed by the fossilization of plants?
Answer: Coal
Question: Which gas forms approximately 1% of the atmosphere?
Answer: Argon
Question: Which animal has been hunted almost to extinction because of its horn?
Answer: Rhinoceros
Question: When you recycle a drink can, which metal is it you are recovering?
Answer: Aluminum
Question: What common mineral is formed by the fossilization of vegetation?
Answer: Coal
Question: In which part of the atmosphere is the ozone layer?
Answer: Stratosphere
Question: Which is the largest animal ever to have inhabited the Earth?
Answer: Blue Whale
Question: Which of the Earth's atmospheric layers reflects radio waves?
Answer: Ionosphere
Question: Which gas forms 80% of Earth's atmosphere?
Answer: Nitrogen
Question: In which mountain chain would you find Mount Everest?
Answer: Himalayas
Question: What contributes to the greenhouse effect at lower atmospheric levels, but in the upper atmosphere protects life on Earth?
Answer: Ozone
Question: What is the name of the process by which substances are washed out of the soil?
Answer: Leaching
Question: Which European country is committed to decommissioning all of its nuclear reactors?
Answer: Sweden
Question: What natural feature covers approximately 6% of the Earth's land surface, and harbors 40% of the Earth's species?
Answer: Tropical rainforest
Question: What is the name given to the geological time period of 363-290 million years ago during which coal measures were formed?
Answer: Carboniferous
Question: What does a barometer measure?
Answer: Atmospheric pressure
Question: Which gas in the atmosphere can be turned into fertilizer by some microbes?
Answer: Nitrogen
Question: Which layer of the Earth is believed to be formed of molten iron and nickel?
Answer: Outer core
Question: What name is given to the rock formations used as a source of water?
Answer: Aquifers
Question: Which planet is named after the Roman god of war?
Answer: Mars
Question: Which planet is closest to the sun?
Answer: Mercury
Question: What is the term for a natural satellite?
Answer: Moon
Question: Which is the brightest comet in the solar system?
Answer: Halley's comet
Question: What would you find if you travelled to the centre of the solar system?
Answer: The Sun
Question: How many planets are there in the solar system?
Answer: Nine
Question: What, ultimately, will the sun become?
Answer: A white dwarf
Question: What shape is the Milky Way?
Answer: Spiral
Question: Visible sunspots vary in number according to a cycle of how many years?
Answer: Eleven
Question: What was the name of the American space station?
Answer: Skylab
Question: What can contract to give birth to a star?
Answer: A nebula
Question: What is the name for the study of the structure of the universe?
Answer: Cosmology
Question: What units are used for measuring distances in the universe?
Answer: Light years
Question: What is the Latin name for the North Star?
Answer: Polaris
Question: Which planet possesses the Galilean satellites?
Answer: Jupiter
Question: Which planet has one moon called Charon?
Answer: Pluto
Question: What are the clouds of interstellar dust, said to be the birthplace of stars?
Answer: Nebulae
Question: Which space probes failed to find life on Mars?
Answer: Viking probes
Question: In what year did the weather forecast appear in The Times newspaper for the first time?
Answer: 1860
Question: The Ural Mountains form a natural border between which two continents?
Answer: Asia and Europe
Question: In which ocean is the island group the Maldives?
Answer: The Indian Ocean
Question: Which river runs through the Grand Canyon?
Answer: The Colorado
Question: What became the tallest building in the world when it opened in 1931?
Answer: The Empire State Building
Question: In George Orwell's Animal Farm what type of animal was Napoleon?
Answer: A pig
Question: Who wrote the novel The 39 Steps?
Answer: John Buchan
Question: Which American President ordered the dropping of the first atomic bomb?
Answer: Harry S Truman
Question: Florence Nightingale was a nurse during which war?
Answer: The Crimean War
Question: Which brothers invented the airplane in 1903?
Answer: Wilbur and Orville Wright
Question: In what year was highwayman Dick Turpin hanged?
Answer: 1739
Question: What is the full title to the sequel to the film Home Alone?
Answer: Home Alone 2: Lost In New York
Question: How many housing property squares are there on a Monopoly board?
Answer: 22
Question: Is the bottom stripe on the USA flag red or white?
Answer: Red
Question: What colour are the spots on a common ladybird?
Answer: Black
Question: What was the number on the back of the jersey that both Maradona and Pele said was lucky?
Answer: 10
Question: Which is the only country to have played in every World Cup since it started in 1930?
Answer: Brazil
Question: Which European football club is nicknamed La Vicchia Signora, which translates as the old lady?
Answer: Juventus
Question: By what name is Graham McPherson better known as in the music world?
Answer: Suggs
Question: The Beatles' last live performance was at Candlestick Park in San Francisco. In what year was this?
Answer: 1966
Question: What song was the Christmas number one in the UK in both 1975 and 1991?
Answer: Bohemian Rhapsody
Question: What type of headgear was named after a battle in the Crimean War?
Answer: Balaclava
Question: Who in 1961 made the first space flight?
Answer: Yuri Gagarin
Question: In the novel 20,000 Leagues Under The Sea what was the name of the captain of the submarine Nautilus?
Answer: Captain Nemo
Question: In the series of children's Noddy books, what is the name of the policeman?
Answer: Mr. Plod
Question: Built in 1869, which famous British ship was named after a Scottish undergarment?
Answer: The Cutty Sark
Question: In which year was British Prime Minister Spencer Perceval assasinated?
Answer: 1812
Question: What is the largest mammal in the world and can reach a length of 100 foot?
Answer: The Blue Whale
Question: Which 1986 film had the tag-line Be afraid. Be very afraid.?
Answer: The Fly
Question: What nationality was painter Salvador Dali?
Answer: Spanish
Question: The name Wendy was first made up in which famous book?
Answer: Peter Pan
Question: Richard Starkey is the real name of which famous musician?
Answer: Ringo Starr
Question: What famous song from the film Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid won an Oscar for best song?
Answer: Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head