zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What was Dr No's first name?
Answer: Julius
Question: In which country is The Aristocats set?
Answer: France
Question: Who was the only non-American to star as one of the Magnificent Seven?
Answer: Horst Buchholz
Question: Before Red Nose Day there were two comic relief records. What was the first one called and who was it by?
Answer: Living Doll by Cliff Richard and The Young Ones
Question: Who played Harry Potter in a sketch for Red Nose Day in 2003?
Answer: Dawn French
Question: What was the title of the 1995 Red Nose Day single featuring Eric Clapton?
Answer: Love Can Build A Bridge
Question: What was the name of The Cisco Kid's horse?
Answer: Diablo
Question: What are the names of the four houses at Hogwarts in the Harry Potter novels?
Answer: Gryffindor, Ravenclaw, Hufflepuff, and Slytherin
Question: On which 1990s TV show would you find Captain Nathan Bridger?
Answer: SeaQuest DSV
Question: What breed was Columbo's dog?
Answer: Basset hound
Question: Who was the first winner of ITV's Dancing On Ice?
Answer: Gaynor Faye
Question: On the third series of I'm A Celebrity... Get Me Out Of Here, in what position did Jordan finish?
Answer: Fifth
Question: Who has starred in both Star Trek and Heroes?
Answer: George Takei
Question: Real life police officers Buddy Russo and Jimmy Popeye Doyle are depicted in the movie The French Connection by which two actors?
Answer: Gene Hackman and Roy Scheider
Question: What is the second most common pub name in the UK behind the Red Lion?
Answer: The Royal Oak
Question: Which 1970 hit for the Kinks was about a young man's experience with a transvestite in a bar?
Answer: Lola
Question: Which male actor played a female soap star in the film Tootsie?
Answer: Dustin Hoffman.
Question: What was renamed as BBC Radio 4 in 1967?
Answer: BBC Home Service
Question: What are the dry constituents of dry Martini?
Answer: Gin and Vermouth
Question: Who was the first goalkeepers to score a goal in the Premier League?
Answer: Peter Schmeichel
Question: Which band shares it's name with a type of foam used in horticulture?
Answer: Oasis
Question: In France, which flower is given on May Day as a good luck charm?
Answer: Lily of the valley
Question: What is the date of St George's Day?
Answer: 23rd April
Question: How is the date of the summer bank holiday determined in England and Wales?
Answer: The last Monday in August
Question: The 1990s American TV series Angel was a spin-off from which other TV series?
Answer: Buffy The Vampire Slayer
Question: Which author created a fictional world that included Little Delving, Hardbottle and The Marrish?
Answer: J. R. R. Tolkien
Question: Which TV comedy series featured a fictional property, with a sign featuring letters that had been re-arranged into anagrams such as Fatty Owls and Farty Towels?
Answer: Fawlty Towers
Question: Which novel first introduced Room 101?
Answer: Nineteen Eighty Four
Question: Where do locusts lay their eggs?
Answer: In sand
Question: Manzanilla is a variety of what type of alcoholic drink?
Answer: Sherry
Question: How many muscles are there in total in an average human's set of fingers?
Answer: None
Question: What name is given to the only muscle in the human body that is only attached at one end?
Answer: The tongue
Question: What is the name of the police officer whose beat includes the alley where Top Cat and his gang live?
Answer: Officer Dibble
Question: Two is the only even prime number?
Answer: True
Question: The African Rhinoceros has two horns on its head?
Answer: True
Question: Elvis Presley was a black belt in Karate?
Answer: True
Question: A rat can survive longer without water than a camel?
Answer: True
Question: Charlie Chaplin once won first prize in a Charlie Chaplin look-a-like contest?
Answer: False
Question: Which actor starred in the movie School Of Rock?
Answer: Jack Black
Question: Beauty School Drop Out is a song from which movie?
Answer: Grease
Question: Who won a gold medal in the 100 metres breaststroke at the 1980 Olympics in Moscow?
Answer: Duncan Goodhew
Question: If Finland won in 2006, Serbia in 2007, and Russia in 2008, who won in May 2009?
Answer: Norway
Question: The band T'Pau took their name from a character in which TV series?
Answer: Star Trek.
Question: What country is home to Kenai Fjords National Park?
Answer: USA
Question: What is the name of the clockwork device used by pianists to measure time?
Answer: Metronome
Question: Name any year that Leonardo Da Vinci was alive.
Answer: 1452 - 1519
Question: What famous song is Huckleberry Hound best known for singing?
Answer: My Darling Clementine
Question: The Smurfs are described as being how tall?
Answer: Three apples high
Question: Commissioned by Queen Victoria in memory of her husband, in which Royal park would you find the Albert Memorial?
Answer: Kensington Gardens
Question: What temperature is the same in Celsius as it is in Fahrenheit?
Answer: -40 degrees
Question: Oology is the study of what?
Answer: Eggs
Question: Which famous building has the address of 1600 Pennysylvania Avenue?
Answer: The White House
Question: Which public service is located near Victoria Station in London at 10 Broadway?
Answer: New Scotland Yard
Question: Which international charity is registered at John Smith Drive, Cowley, Oxford?
Answer: OXFAM
Question: The postal address of which famous building is simply, PO Box 995, Kentucky, USA?
Answer: Fort Knox
Question: Name the follow up to the Clint Eastwood film 'Every Which Way But Loose'.
Answer: Any Which Way You Can
Question: How many ounces are there in a pound?
Answer: 16
Question: How many pints are there in a gallon?
Answer: 8
Question: How many yards are there in a mile?
Answer: 1,760
Question: How many feet are there in a fathom?
Answer: 6
Question: How many sheets of paper are there in a quire?
Answer: 24
Question: Who won a Silver medal in the 1988 Olympic Games for 110m hurdles?
Answer: Colin Jackson
Question: Whose 'wings are like a shield of steel'?
Answer: Batfink's
Question: What is Paddington Bear's favourite snack?
Answer: Marmalade Sandwiches
Question: Who was described as an old, saggy cloth cat, baggy, and a bit loose at the seams?
Answer: Bagpuss
Question: Who had Wings like a shield of steel?
Answer: Batfink
Question: Who were the two voice artists of the cartoon characters Dangermouse and his sidekick Penfold?
Answer: David Jason and Terry Scott
Question: What was the name of SuperTed's sidekick?
Answer: Spotty
Question: What are the two main ingredients of Hollandaise sauce?
Answer: Egg yolks and butter
Question: In which European country did red onions originate?
Answer: Italy
Question: What was the name of the episode in which Rodney first met Cassandra?
Answer: Yuppy Love
Question: What was the nickname of Rodney's real dad?
Answer: Freddie The Frog
Question: Who played Aunt Renee in The Frogs Legacy?
Answer: Joan Sims
Question: Which famous actor played Roy Slater?
Answer: Jim Broadbent
Question: At which stadium do Scotland play their home football matches?
Answer: Hampden Park
Question: What is the capital of the U.S. state of Hawaii?
Answer: Honolulu
Question: Saint Lucia is an island holiday destination in which sea?
Answer: The Caribbean Sea
Question: On a beach, what colours are the flags denoting a lifeguard area?
Answer: Red and Yellow
Question: Complete the name of this popular ice cream flavour: Rum and _____?
Answer: Raisin
Question: Soleil means sun in which language?
Answer: French
Question: The Costa del Sol is a region of which country?
Answer: Spain
Question: Who had a summer hit in 2008 with Sweet About Me?
Answer: Gabriella Cilmi
Question: What type of summer clothing is an espadrille?
Answer: A Shoe
Question: Who joined Liverpool from Nottingham Forest for over £8 million in 1995?
Answer: Stan Collymore
Question: Which football team are nicknamed the tractor boys?
Answer: Ipswich Town
Question: Who was the manager of Portsmouth before Paul Hart took over?
Answer: Tony Adams
Question: Who provided the voices for the animals in Animal Magic?
Answer: Johnny Morris
Question: Who was the artist on the TV series Vision On?
Answer: Tony Hart
Question: What is the unofficial national anthem of Australia?
Answer: Waltzing Matilda
Question: What was William Blake's most famous poem?
Answer: The Tiger
Question: What links Cheryl Cole, Dannii Minogue, and Sharon Osbourne?
Answer: X-Factor judges
Question: Which month gets its name from the Latin word for eight?
Answer: October
Question: What is the most populated country in the world?
Answer: CHINA
Question: Last night I dreamed I went to Mandalay again.
Answer: Rebecca
Question: When shall we three meet again, in thunder, lightning or in rain
Answer: Macbeth
Question: What is measured with a Snodgrass grathodynamometer?
Answer: The strength of shark bites
Question: What are the two gangs in the musical West Side Story?
Answer: The Sharks and the Jets
Question: What sport do the Orlando Sharks play?
Answer: (Indoor) Soccer
Question: Willie John McBride is a name associated with which sport?
Answer: Rugby Union
Question: Which chemical element has the lowest boiling point?
Answer: Helium
Question: Which element is most common in the human body?
Answer: Oxygen 65%
Question: Which element is the best conductor of electricity?
Answer: Silver
Question: Which element has the chemical symbol S?
Answer: Sulpher
Question: Which Canadian model dated french goalkeeper Fabien Barthez and has appeared in the music videos for George Michael's songs Freedom '90 and Too Funky?
Answer: Linda Evangelista
Question: In which TV series might Lieutenant Green say Spectrum is green?
Answer: Captain Scarlet
Question: The Green Bay Packers play which sport?
Answer: American football
Question: Who wrote Dr Finlay's Casebook?
Answer: AJ Cronin
Question: Which famous Italian sportsman is nicknamed the doctor?
Answer: Valentino Rossi
Question: Which throwing event does not feature in the Decathlon ?
Answer: Hammer
Question: Which golfer has won the most PGA tour titles ?
Answer: Sam Snead
Question: Who wrote and performed the signature tune from 1979 to 1989.
Answer: Mike Oldfield.
Question: Which artist originally designed the logo and badge, and appeared on numerous other children's TV programmes until 2001.
Answer: Tony Hart.
Question: What was the primary tank used by the United States in World War 2?
Answer: M4 Sherman
Question: What type of food is focaccia?
Answer: (Italian) bread
Question: In the kitchen, what would a mandolin be used for?
Answer: Slicing
Question: Located in Yorkshire, what are Drax and Eggborough?
Answer: Power Stations
Question: Who had a hit in 1967 with The Last Waltz?
Answer: Engelbert Humperdinck
Question: December 1991 saw the last commercial flight of which international airline?
Answer: Pan Am
Question: The last British Governor of Hong Kong, Chris Patten, stepped down in 1997, but which country stood down in the neighbouring island of Macau 2 years later?
Answer: Portugal
Question: What size is an Olympic sized ice rink used for figure skating and ice hockey? Is it 25x50 metres, 27.5x50 metres, or 30x60 metres?
Answer: 30x60 metres
Question: Augusta is the state capital of which US state?
Answer: Maine
Question: Who was Captain of the Titanic on her maiden voyage?
Answer: Edward J. Smith
Question: Who is the current Chancellor of Germany?
Answer: Angela Merkel
Question: Which football club became the first in the 20th century to achieve the League and FA Cup Double, winning both competitions in the 1960–61 season?
Answer: Tottenham Hotspur
Question: On TV, who played the long suffering wife of Alf Garnett in ‘Till Death Us Do Part’?
Answer: Dandy Nichols
Question: Which hand puppet would you associate with Shari Lewis?
Answer: Lamb chop.
Question: Wayland Flowers was an American puppeteer, who had an outragious satirical old woman puppet, aimed at an adult audience, who would be dressed in evening attire and diamonds. Name her.
Answer: Madame.
Question: Which two brothers appeared together in the 1996 FA Cup playing for Manchester United?
Answer: Gary and Phil Neville
Question: What is the name of Charlie Brown's dog?
Answer: Snoopy.
Question: What is the name of the dog in The Simpsons?
Answer: Santas Little Helper.
Question: What was the name of Robbie Jackson's dog in Eastenders?
Answer: Wellard.
Question: Willie John McBride is associated with which sport?
Answer: Rugby Union
Question: What type of animal was World Cup Willie, the 1966 Football World Cup mascot?
Answer: Lion
Question: Which Guns n Roses song from the album Appetite For Destruction begins: Your daddy works in porno now that mommy's not around. She used to love her heroin but now she's underground?
Answer: My Michelle
Question: Fawlty Towers was supposedly set in which seaside town?
Answer: Torquay
Question: What do Australians call a dry stream bed that fills with water when it rains?
Answer: Billabong
Question: On which river does Balmoral Castle stand?
Answer: River Dee
Question: What is the only US state which borders one other state only?
Answer: Maine
Question: What is the name of Susan Boyle's cat?
Answer: Pebbles
Question: What is the name of Tintin's wire haired terrier?
Answer: Snowy
Question: What was the name of the character often used in the pictures in Roy Walker's programme "Catchphrase"?
Answer: Mr Chips
Question: "He's fallen in the water," was a catchphrase from which radio show?
Answer: The Goon Show
Question: Who sang the song Maniac from the movie Flashdance?
Answer: Michael Sembello
Question: What singers real name is Michael Barratt?
Answer: Shakin Stevens
Question: By what other name is Jonas Altberg better known?
Answer: Basshunter
Question: Doctor Who's companion Leela went on to star in which soap?
Answer: Eastenders
Question: Which nurse was called the Angel of Death after murdering 4 children in 1991?
Answer: Beverley Allitt
Question: What is the surname of the only Russian F1 driver in the 2010 season?
Answer: (Vitaly) Petrov
Question: Who drove the `Cannonball Express` in a 1958 TV children's programme?
Answer: Casey Jones
Question: The mandible and maxilla make up which part of the body?
Answer: Jaw
Question: What cartoon series featured a character called Little My?
Answer: The Moomins
Question: In the TV show The Flumps, how many Flumps where there?
Answer: 6
Question: What sport did Jossie's Giants play?
Answer: Football
Question: Which country produces Leerdammer cheese?
Answer: Netherlands.
Question: Fenchurch Street, Liverpool Street, Kings Cross,... what completes this set?
Answer: Marylebone
Question: Name the actors who played Batman and Robin in the 60s.
Answer: Adam West and Burt Ward
Question: In which TV show would you find a group of freedom fighters in their spaceship called the Liberator?
Answer: Blakes 7
Question: With the Exception of the reccuring featured cast who has appeared in the most James Bond films?
Answer: Shane Rimmer
Question: How many episodes of Fawlty Towers were made?.
Answer: 12
Question: Which legndary  sports commentator presented ITV's The Big Match?.
Answer: Brian Moore
Question: Windsor Davies played which character in It Ain't Half Hot Mum?.
Answer: Sergeant Major Shut Up Williams
Question: Which award-winning English actor has appeared in over 60 films since his debut in 1962. His major roles include butterfly collector Freddie Clegg in The Collector
Answer: Terence Stamp
Question: What 2002 novel by Alice Sebold, is the story of a teenage girl who, after being murdered, watches from heaven as her family and friends struggle to move on with their lives while she comes to terms with her own death.
Answer: The Lovely Bones
Question: What was the name of the Russian short-story writer, playwright and physician, considered to be one of the greatest short-story writers in the history of world literature?
Answer: Anton Chekhov
Question: What was the nickname of the H4 Hercules flying boat, that never went into production after it's maiden flight due to post war cutbacks in 1947.
Answer: The Spruce Goose
Question: What is the only UK monopoly property which contains all of the letters in the word 'monopoly' in its name?
Answer: Electric Company
Question: How many white squares are there on a chess board?
Answer: 32
Question: Which game, introduced in the 1980's and still available today involved guiding a metal ball around an obstacle course?
Answer: Screwball Scramble
Question: Which phrase links the title of an Oasis album and a British coin?
Answer: Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants
Question: A 'smack' is the collective noun for a group of which marine creatures?
Answer: Jellyfish
Question: How many muscles are there in a human finger?
Answer: None
Question: A 'troubling' is the collective noun for a group of which household pets?
Answer: Goldfish
Question: Which P.M was voted pipe smoker of the year?
Answer: Harold Wilson
Question: Who is the only P.M to have been assassinated?
Answer: Spencer Percival
Question: How many pieces of paper make up a Quire.
Answer: 25
Question: Which team won the  Aviva Premiership (rugby union) in 2009/10?
Answer: Leicester Tigers
Question: Who replaced David Tennant as Doctor Who in January?
Answer: Matt Smith
Question: On which Australian TV show in September, was the wrong winner accidentally announced during its live final?
Answer: Australia's Next Top Model
Question: From which country does Stella Artois come?
Answer: Belgium
Question: Who was lead singer of The Bangles?
Answer: Susanna Hoffs
Question: What was the name of Butch Cassidy's gang?
Answer: The Hole In The Wall Gang
Question: What is the capital of Jamaica?
Answer: Kingston
Question: New York is made up of five boroughs - Manhattan, Staten Island, Brooklyn, The Bronx and which other?
Answer: Queens
Question: What is the english translation of Carpe Diem?
Answer: Seize the Day
Question: Which European city has the highest mileage of canals in the world?
Answer: Birmingham
Question: What is the largest of the Greek islands?
Answer: Crete
Question: Which country has the largest Malt Whisky distillery in the world?
Answer: Japan
Question: What is added to tomato juice to make a Bloody Maria?
Answer: Tequila
Question: Who played Popeye in the movie of the same name?
Answer: Robin Williams
Question: In which film would you hear the famous line That's not a knife - this is a knife?
Answer: Crocodile Dundee
Question: Credits on all Bond films finish with which same four words?
Answer: James Bond Will Return
Question: What is the anniversary gemstone for the 9th year of marriage?
Answer: Tigers Eye.
Question: Currently based in Herzogenaurach, Germany, which major German multinational company  produces high-end athletic shoes?
Answer: Puma.
Question: Instrumental composition by Henry Mancini written as the theme for this 1963 film?
Answer: The Pink Panther.
Question: After which battle did the British Life Guards first obtain their breast-plates?
Answer: Waterloo - from Napoleon's defeated Cuirassier's breast-plates
Question: What is the highest mountain in England?
Answer: Scafell Pike
Question: Which city is known as the Granite City'?
Answer: Aberdeen
Question: What is the name of the extensive area of marshland on the south-east coast of Kent?
Answer: Romney Marshes
Question: Which word, common in the South of England, describes a steep-sided river valley where the water flows through coastal cliffs to the sea?
Answer: A chine
Question: What was the UK's earliest National Park?
Answer: The Peak District
Question: Babs Lord (the tall blonde one in Pan's People) has been married to which English actor since 1975.
Answer: Robert Powell
Question: Who is the TV personality brother of radio presenter Janice Long?
Answer: Keith Chegwin.
Question: In which city did IOC president Jacques Rogge announce London as the host of the 2012 Olympic Games?
Answer: Singapore
Question: In which sport do you score 6 points for a goal and 1 point for a behind?
Answer: Australian Rules Football
Question: Which town or city has a rugby league team called the Rams?
Answer: Dewsbury
Question: Apart from Newcastle United, which other English Football League team plays their home matches at a ground called St James' Park?
Answer: Exeter City
Question: Which 60s fashion icon gave it all up to run a hotel in Cornwall?
Answer: Jean Shrimpton
Question: Who kept her face in a jar by the door?
Answer: Eleanor Rigby
Question: Which long-running television programme started on the day after President Kennedy's assasination?
Answer: Doctor Who
Question: In geology what is the term used for the layer between the Earth's crust and the core?
Answer: The Mantle
Question: Which food dish is named after one of Napoleons famous victories?
Answer: Chicken Marengo
Question: What alcoholic drink is made from molasses?
Answer: Rum
Question: Who crowned Napoleon as Emperor?
Answer: He crowned himself
Question: What is the first name of the American professional tennis player with the surname Fish.
Answer: Mardy
Question: In which rock band was Fish the lead singer
Answer: Marillion
Question: In which country is Fishoek, a wine producing coastal area.
Answer: South Africa - Western Cape.
Question: What is the currency name in Bulgaria?
Answer: Lev
Question: Which comedian, writer & actor had the character Loadsamoney' which he played on his TV shows?
Answer: Harry Enfield
Question: The lyric I was born in the wagon of a travellin show, my mama used to dance for the money they'd throw' is from which song?
Answer: Gypsies Tramps & Thieves
Question: What can you catch but you can't throw?
Answer: A cold
Question: What gets whiter the dirtier it gets?
Answer: A chalkboard
Question: What is so frasgile that even saying its name would break it?
Answer: Silence
Question: Doncaster airport takes its name from which figure in folklore?
Answer: Robin Hood
Question: Which famous author hoped to create a mythology for England?
Answer: J. R. R. Tolkien
Question: What is a crate of twelve bottles of wine called.
Answer: Case
Question: Where is the lowest point in Africa.
Answer: Lake Assai
Question: What is the name of the church in The Vicar of Dibley?
Answer: St Barnabus
Question: The Kipper and the Corpse was an episode from which classic comedy series?
Answer: Fawlty Towers
Question: On what part of the body would you find the Mount of Venus?
Answer: Palm of the hand
Question: Whose debut album released in 1998 was entitled The Voice of an Angel?
Answer: Charlotte Church
Question: Which actor, possibly best known for his portrayal of Clark Griswald, hosted the American Acadamy Awards Ceremony in both 1987 and 1988?
Answer: Chevy Chase
Question: Who in the early 1960's became known as the King of The Twist?
Answer: Chubby Checker
Question: Which alcohol forms the primary ingredient of a White Lady cocktail
Answer: Gin
Question: Which football club played at White City stadium in the 62-63 season as an experiment, deciding against a permanent move.
Answer: Queens Park Rangers
Question: Who had a hit in 2003 with White Flag
Answer: Dido
Question: Ursula Andress was the first Bond Girl, but what was her character name?
Answer: Honey Rider
Question: Bill Sykes dog in Oliver Twist
Answer: Bullseye
Question: TV programme in which entrepreneurs pitch their ideas to a panel of millionaires
Answer: Dragons Den
Question: What is the venue for the 2012 Olympic Badminton ?
Answer: Wembley Arena
Question: Which is the only country to have hosted the winter and summer Olympics in the same year?
Answer: Germany 1936
Question: Which was the first country to host the Olympic games for a second time?
Answer: France
Question: Which country were appearing at their first finals during Euro 2012 ?
Answer: Ukraine
Question: What was the nationality of Pedro Proenca who refereed the final?
Answer: Portuguese
Question: Which celebrity chef who has appeared in Hell`s Kitchen and Kitchen Wars was born in Leeds?
Answer: Marco PIERRE White
Question: Lasagna and pizza are the favourite foods of which cat?
Answer: Garfield.
Question: What is the name of the cat on the show regularly watched by Bart and Lisa Simpson?
Answer: Scratchy.
Question: What name links a chic handbag, a Greek god and a parcel delivery company?
Answer: Hermes
Question: How many points of the compass are there?
Answer: 32
Question: Which is the largest country through which the equator passes?
Answer: Brazil
Question: What is the capital city of the USA state Florida?
Answer: Tallahassee