zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which poem by Alfred Lord Tennyson contains the line 'Into the mouth of hell rode the six hundred'?
Answer: CHARGE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE
Question: Ricky Wilson is the lead vocalist of which pop band formed in 1996 ?
Answer: KAISER CHIEFS
Question: Which painting of 1851 by Sir Edwin Landseer features a great stag/deer which stands on a rise among cloud-covered mountains?
Answer: MONARCH OF THE GLEN
Question: In which UK city are the headquarters of Asda?
Answer: LEEDS
Question: Which British city's airport is located in the suberb of Turnhouse?
Answer: EDINBURGH
Question: In which UK city are the headquarters of Morrisons?
Answer: BRADFORD
Question: """He's a poor lad"", was a famous saying of which sports commentator who died in 1986?"
Answer: EDDIE WARING
Question: Which actress plays the title role in the ITV series Vera?
Answer: BRENDA BLETHYN
Question: Which pop group in June 1976 reached Number One in the UK charts with the record You To Me Are Everything?
Answer: REAL THING
Question: In the 2012 Summer Olympics Opening Ceremony the comedy character Mr Bean appeared and jokingly played an instrument to which famous record?
Answer: CHARIOTS OF FIRE
Question: Which actor plays the title role in the ITV series Monroe?
Answer: JAMES NESBITT
Question: What was the name of the actress and businesswoman famous for her affair with politician David Mellor that resulted in his resignation from the Cabinet in 1992 ?
Answer: Antonia De SANCHA
Question: Which series of books, first published in 1922, sees the main character's friends named Ginger, Henry and Douglas who call themselves the Outlaws?
Answer: JUST WILLIAM
Question: What nationality was Kel Nagle, winner of golf's British Open in 1960 ?
Answer: AUSTRALIAN
Question: What nationality was Bob Charles, winner of golf's British Open in 1963?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND
Question: What was the three word name of the manwith the gong in the "yes or no" interlude in the 1960s game show Take Your Pick?
Answer: BOB DANVERS WALKER
Question: Living from 1890 to 1963, what was the more famous name of American born Robert Franklin Stroud?
Answer: BIRDMAN OF ALCATRAZ
Question: What nationality was artist Mark Rothko who lived from 1903 to 1970?
Answer: RUSSIAN
Question: Give any year in the life of the notorius English pirate Edward Teach, more famously known as Blackbeard?
Answer: 1680 - 1718
Question: Which English author wrote the 1925 novel 'The Great Gatsby'?
Answer: F SCOTT FITZGERALD
Question: With a population of over one and a half million inhabitants, what is the capital city of Cameroon?
Answer: YAOUNDE
Question: What was the name of the London based street dance troupe who won the third series of ITV's 'Britain's Got Talent', narrowly beating Susan Boyle into second place?
Answer: DIVERSITY
Question: Who is the only Fulham player to win the award for Football Writer's 'Player of the Year', doing so in 1975.
Answer: ALAN MULLERY
Question: Found in Venezuela, what is the name of the world's highest uninterupted waterfall?
Answer: ANGEL FALLS
Question: What was the name of the then 14 year old street dancer from Warrington who won the second series of IV's 'Britain's got Talent', performing a big beat remix of the song 'Singing in the Rain'?
Answer: George SAMPSON
Question: In 2002,Kevin Ashman from the BBC show 'Eggheads' took over as question setter on the radio series 'Brain of Britain'. He chose to be known as 'Jorkins' a character taken from which novel by Charles Dickens?
Answer: DAVID COPPERFIELD
Question: What nickname links an entertainer who has the real name Victoria Hesketh and the Roman emperor Caligula?
Answer: LITTLE BOOTS
Question: For many years, Ian Gilles, a former winner of radio's 'Brain of Britain', was question setter for the series. He adopted which name that is associated with Sherlock Holmes?
Answer: MYCROFT
Question: What colour are the seats in the House of Commons?
Answer: GREEN
Question: What is the US equivalent of the Territorial Army?
Answer: THE NATIONAL GUARD
Question: Which is the deepest lake in the English Lake District?
Answer: WASTWATER
Question: Pitchblende is the chief ore of which metallic element?
Answer: URANIUM
Question: What is added to whisky and sweet vermouth to make a Bobby Burns cocktail?
Answer: BENEDICTINE
Question: With which material does a Cordwainer usually work?
Answer: LEATHER
Question: Yuri Gagarin made the first Soviet space flight in April 1961. Who made the first (sub-orbital ) American space flight a month later?
Answer: ALAN SHEPHERD
Question: What was traditionally made by a Chandler?
Answer: CANDLES
Question: Which was the first country to introduce Old Age Pensions?
Answer: GERMANY
Question: Who wrote the melody of the song 'Swonderful'?
Answer: GEORGE GERSHWIN
Question: Which politician was described by Neil Kinnock as, "a ditherer, a dodger, a ducker and a weaver"?
Answer: JOHN MAJOR
Question: Which northern English town is associated with the manufacture of Uncle Joe's Mint Balls?
Answer: WIGAN
Question: If you ordered Rognons in a French restaurant , with which food would you be served ?
Answer: KIDNEYS
Question: On which Test cricket ground is the Radcliffe Road end ?
Answer: TRENT BRIDGE
Question: ' Twenty Years After ' is the sequel to which other novel ?
Answer: THE THREE MUSKETEERS
Question: What kind of creature is a Twite ?
Answer: BIRD
Question: In which Hertfordshire town are the headquarters of the Wetherspoons pub chain ?
Answer: WATFORD
Question: Ludo is the children's version of which long-established board game ?
Answer: BACKGAMMON
Question: Who made a century on his Test debut for England v New Zealand in 2004?
Answer: ANDREW STRAUSS
Question: Which county won Cricket's County Championship for the first time in its history in 1979 ?
Answer: ESSEX
Question: What form of entertainment , not necessarily musical , has a name which means ' empty orchestra ' ?
Answer: KARAOKE
Question: What type of implement is an Indonesian kris ?
Answer: DAGGER
Question: Hadrian's Wall was completed in which century ?
Answer: 2nd CENTURY AD
Question: In which city will you find the cricket ground known as the Gabba ?
Answer: BRISBANE
Question: Who is the queen of Denmark ?
Answer: MAGRETHE
Question: Which imperial measure is the equivalent of 91.44cm ?
Answer: A YARD
Question: By what name is the former Marriage Guidance Council now known ?
Answer: RELATE
Question: In Troy weight , how many grains are there in a pennyweight ?
Answer: 24
Question: The Eiffel Tower has a restaurant named after which author ?
Answer: JULES VERNE
Question: What is the name of the ' world's highest ' restaurant , on the 122'nd floor of the Burj Khalifa in Dubai ?
Answer: ATMOSPHERE
Question: How much were you entitled to receive per week as a single pensioner , assuming you were over 70 and your income was less than £21 a year , when Old Age Pensions were introduced in 1909 ?
Answer: 5 SHILLINGS
Question: Which U.K. pop group of the 1980's had No.1 hits with their first three releases ?
Answer: FRANKIE GOES TO HOLLYWOOD
Question: Which Scottish scientist is generally credited with the invention of the telephone?
Answer: ALEXANDER GRAHAM BELL
Question: Which sporting event takes place in Pasadena, California on New Year's Day?
Answer: ROSE BOWL
Question: Which Dickens novel is subtitled "The Parish Boy's Progress"?
Answer: OLIVER TWIST
Question: Which TV series featured Frank Drebin and Al, a seven foot tall cop whose face never appeared because he was too tall to fit on the screen?
Answer: POLICE SQUAD
Question: What do the Russians call Moscow?
Answer: MOSKVA
Question: If, in an American diner, you ordered 'Eve With the Lid On', what would you recieve?
Answer: APPLE PIE
Question: Which musical features the song 'Let the sun shine in'?
Answer: HAIR
Question: Who siad "I never forget a face, but in your case I'll make an exception"?
Answer: GROUCHO MARX
Question: What is the meaning of the Latin phrase 'Modus Vivendi'?
Answer: WAY OF LIVING
Question: Where in the human body is the cochlea?
Answer: IN THE EAR
Question: Who was President Of The USA at the time of the Wall Street Crash ?
Answer: Herbert HOOVER
Question: Which North American State has the nickname The Badger State ?
Answer: WISCONSIN
Question: An incident that occurred on November 19th 2002, in which European capital city did Pop star Michael Jackson create huge controversy when he dangled a baby from the fifth Floor of a hotel bedroom window ?
Answer: BERLIN
Question: What is the surname of the four children in the Children’s book The Lion The Witch And The Wardrobe by C S Lewis ?
Answer: PEVENSIE
Question: Elected on October 14th 2011, what is the name of the current Secretary of state for defence ?
Answer: Phillip HAMMOND
Question: Which Gilbert And Sullivan opera that was introduced in 1889 opens to 24 Venetian young maidens binding white and red roses in posies to give to Marco and Giuseppe Palmeiri two persons that they all love ?
Answer: THE GONDOLIERS
Question: In 1971, the pop band Sakkarin under the production of Jonathan King reached number Twelve in the British pop charts with which record that had been a number one hit two Years earlier ?
Answer: SUGAR, SUGAR
Question: Which renowned independent school is situated in Elgin in Moray ?
Answer: GORDONSTOUN
Question: What was the name of the street on which President Kennedy's limousine was travelling at the time of his assassination in 1963 ?
Answer: ELM STREET
Question: What is the literal meaning of the Japanese term 'hara-kiri', often used in the West as a synonym for ritual self-sacrifice ?
Answer: CUTTING THE BELLY
Question: The dung of which mammal is known as spraint ?
Answer: OTTER
Question: What in physics is the minimum amount of any physical entity involved in an interaction ?
Answer: A QUANTUM
Question: Upminster and Wimbledon are termini of which London Underground line ?
Answer: DISTRICT
Question: Which spirit forms the basis of a Tom Collins cocktail ?
Answer: GIN
Question: What is the capital of Indonesia ?
Answer: JAKARTA
Question: Who scored the winning goal of the 2013 FA Cup final ?
Answer: BEN WATSON
Question: Who won The X Factor 2013 ?
Answer: SAM BAILEY
Question: In what decade were windscreen - displayed tax discs introduced ?
Answer: 1920's
Question: What, in the US, became known as a 'Liberty Sandwich' in World War 1 ?
Answer: HAMBURGER
Question: The name of which chemical element derives from the Greek word for 'lazy'?
Answer: ARGON
Question: Now the site of an airport, which former English racecourse staged the Grand National from 1916 to 1918 after Aintree was taken into use by the War Office ?
Answer: GATWICK RACECOURSE
Question: What is the more common name of the wild hyacinth ?
Answer: BLUEBELL
Question: George Osborne's family grew rich on the proceeds of what sort of business ?
Answer: WALLPAPER
Question: In which Scottish town do the football team St. Mirren play ?
Answer: PAISLEY
Question: In our Solar System, which planet is the hottest, with a mean surface temperature of around 464 degrees ?
Answer: VENUS
Question: What role is played by Mark Gattis in TV's Sherlock ?
Answer: MYCROFT HOLMES
Question: What sort of professional people are allowed to carry green flashing lights on their cars ?
Answer: DOCTORS
Question: What was Dorothy Parker's reply when informed of the death of former US president, Calvin Coolidge ?
Answer: """HOW CAN THEY TELL"""
Question: Which book ends with the line: "So I awoke, and behold it was a dream." ?
Answer: THE PILGRIM'S PROGRESS
Question: Which pasta dish is the favourite food of Garfield in the comic strip by Jim Davis ?
Answer: LASAGNE
Question: Gravidity is the technical word for what ?
Answer: BEING PREGNANT
Question: In which UK town is the Catalyst Museum ?
Answer: WIDNES
Question: Who wrote the melody of the song Keep the Home Fires Burning ?
Answer: IVOR NOVELLO
Question: Which fashion designer famously brought out 'the Little Black Dress' ?
Answer: COCO CHANEL
Question: Who wrote the song 'I'll See You Again' ?
Answer: NOEL COWARD
Question: Who replaced Mervyn King as Governor of the Bank of England ?
Answer: MARK CARNEY
Question: What's the name of Doctor Who's home planet ?
Answer: GALLIFREY
Question: Which city would you visit to see the Frick Collection ?
Answer: NEW YORK
Question: Mozart's Piano Concerto No. 21 in C Major is often known nowadays by what nickname because of its use in a Swedish film of that name ?
Answer: ELVIRA MADIGAN
Question: Where in Germany is the Glyptothek museum ?
Answer: MUNICH
Question: Which British king was described by Henry James as "Edward the Caresser" ?
Answer: EDWARD VII
Question: What's the name of the unseen announcer on TV's University Challenge ?
Answer: ROGER TILLING
Question: Who was the only U.S. President to serve two non-consecutive terms ?
Answer: GROVER CLEVELAND
Question: Which bird features on the Buckinghamshire flag ?
Answer: WHITE SWAN
Question: Which of the 'chasers' on the ITV quiz show The Chase is nicknamed 'The Governess' ?
Answer: ANNE HEGARTY
Question: Name the venue for the first Winter Olympic Games, held in 1924 ?
Answer: CHAMONIX
Question: With what type of technology is the Swedish firm Hasselblad most closely associated ?
Answer: PHOTOGRAPHIC EQUIPMENT
Question: In which year was the Open University founded ?
Answer: 1969
Question: In physics, whose constant is the quantity of electric charge carried by one mole of electrons ?
Answer: FARADAY'S CONSTANT
Question: From which language does the word 'sauna' come ?
Answer: FINNISH
Question: Which country was the birthplace of Henry V111’s fourth wife Anne Of Cleeves ?
Answer: GERMANY
Question: Which popular Restaurant chain, launched in 1979 now has over 125 different outlets Originally had a mascot named Charlie Chalk and has the advertising slogan "Pub Food As It Should Be" ?
Answer: BREWER'S FAYRE
Question: Which moon of the planet Uranus shares it’s name with the daughter of Prospero in Shakespeare’s The Tempest ?
Answer: MIRANDA
Question: Which English author wrote the 1885 novel King Solomon’s Mines ?
Answer: H Rider HAGGARD
Question: Which year saw the kidnap of the racehorse Shergar, the introduction of the TV gameshow Blockbusters and the deaths of David Niven and Violet Carson ?
Answer: 1983
Question: Which year saw Frankie Detori famously win all six races on the card at Ascot, the introduction Of the TV gameshow Never Mind The Buzzcocks and the deaths of Jon Pertwee and Peter Swales ?
Answer: 1996
Question: Which darts player who won the world BDO Title in 2008 was born in Denbigh in 1983 ?
Answer: MARK WEBSTER
Question: Which is the next prime number that is greater than 75 ?
Answer: 79
Question: Which 1981 children’s novel by Roald Dahl sees the main character give his grandmother A potion that consists of many harmful products in the house which he boils only to end up Seeing her grow to a size taller than a house ?
Answer: GEORGE'S MARVELOUS MEDICINE
Question: Which Children’s animated TV series, broadcast between 1964 and 1965 centred on the Adventures of an 11 year old boy, his scientist father named Dr Benton, bodyguard Roger Bannon and an eleven year old Calcutta orphan named Hadji Singh ?
Answer: JONNY QUEST
Question: What two word hyphenated term is used to describe the contagious, epidemic form of Acute Conjunctivitis, so called from the colour of the inflammation ?
Answer: PINK-EYE
Question: Cordoba is the second most highly populated city of which country ?
Answer: ARGENTINA
Question: Which town in Southern England is home to the Royal National Lifeboat Institution ?
Answer: POOLE
Question: Who directed the films The Damned United in 2009 and Les Miserables in 2012 ?
Answer: TOM HOOPER
Question: H2CO3 is the molecular formula for which acid ?
Answer: CARBONIC
Question: Which motor company produces car models such as The Panamera, The Cayenne and the Boxster ?
Answer: PORSCHE
Question: HNO3 is the molecular formula for which acid ?
Answer: NITRIC
Question: Which African bird is famous for it’s ability to be able to walk up to twenty miles a day and also for it’s ability to kill snakes by stamping on them with it’s large feet ?
Answer: SECRETARY BIRD
Question: On TV, if Pete Waterman was the Hitman, who was Her ?
Answer: MICHAELA STRACHAN
Question: Who was the victorious commander in the conflict known as The Battle Of Santa Clara that lasted from December 28th 1958 till January 1st 1959, he died on October 9th 1967 aged 39 ?
Answer: CHE GUEVARA
Question: Who was the victorious leader in the conflict known as The Battle Of Washita River that took place on November 27th 1868, he died on June 25th 1876 aged 36 ?
Answer: George CUSTER
Question: Which is the oldest of the 31 colleges of the University Of Cambridge ?
Answer: PETERHOUSE
Question: Which English cartoonist and author who died in 2011 was responsible for the creation of the fictional school St Trinian's ?
Answer: Ronald SEARLE
Question: What was the name of short tempered opponent of the cartoon character Bugs Bunny described as being an extremely grouchy gun slinging prospector, outlaw, pirate or cowboy With a violent temper and an intense hatred of rabbits ?
Answer: YOSEMITE SAM
Question: Which British independent record label, launched in 1970 by music publisher David Platz was favoured by the band T Rex, including their hits "Ride A White Swan", "Hot Love", "Get It On" and "Jeepster" ?
Answer: FLY
Question: First appearing in the Book Of Exodus, what was the name of the sister of Moses who hid the baby Moses by the side of a river to evade Pharaoh's order that all newborn Hebrew boys were to be killed ?
Answer: MIRIAM
Question: Which American record label, launched in 1901 by Emile Berliner and Eldridge R JohnsonWas favoured by the band The Sweet, including their hits "Blockbuster", "Ballroom Blitz", "Wig Wam Bam" and "Hell Raiser" ?
Answer: RCA
Question: What is the name of the girlfriend of the cartoon character Yogi Bear ?
Answer: CINDY
Question: Who was British Prime Minister on the day the Great Train Robbery took place ?
Answer: HAROLD MACMILLAN
Question: Who was British Prime Minister on the day Roger Bannister ran the first four minute mile ?
Answer: WINSTON CHURCHILL
Question: Along with potatoes which are mashed, what is the main vegetable used in the dish 'Anglesey Eggs' ?
Answer: LEEKS
Question: Sharing it's name with a model of Rolls Royce Car, which French word is used for a road that runs along the side of a cliff or mountain ?
Answer: CORNICHE
Question: Sharing it's name with a model of Ford car, which word, also a Portugese surname is used to describe a horse colour that consists of large patches of white and another colour ?
Answer: PINTO
Question: The 1969 novel The Siege Of Trencher's Farm by author Gordon Williams was later adapted into which highly controversial film of 1971 ?
Answer: STRAW DOGS
Question: Which Labour Party politician, now aged 50 took over the post as President Of The National Union Of Mineworkers from Arthur Scargill in 2002, holding the position until 2010 ?
Answer: Ian LAVERY
Question: Which stage show with music by Willie Russell ends with an emotional song entitled 'Tell Me It's Not True' ?
Answer: BLOOD BROTHERS
Question: Which European capital city was once known as Christiania ?
Answer: OSLO
Question: Which chemical element has the symbol C and atomic number 6 ?
Answer: CARBON
Question: Although not called a lake as such, what is usually said to be the western-most lake in the English Lake District ?
Answer: ENNERDALE WATER
Question: Which social media attraction was founded in 2006 by Jack Dorsey, Biz Stone and Evan Williams ?
Answer: TWITTER
Question: Whose new solo album - his first in 14 years - is called Since I Saw You Last ?
Answer: GARY BARLOW
Question: In which town or city are the headquarters of the Wetherspoons pub chain ?
Answer: WATFORD
Question: Who is the mother of the actor and director Samuel West ?
Answer: PRUNELLA SCALES
Question: Which island group in the Indian Ocean, a popular tourist destination, has the city of Victoria as its capital ?
Answer: SEYCHELLES
Question: In Indian houses, what word denoted a primitive type of ceiling fan consisting of a large flap of cloth operated by a rope ?
Answer: A PUNKAH
Question: Who was the last U.S. astronaut to go alone into space ?
Answer: GORDON COOPER
Question: What spirit is the base of a Black Russian cocktail ?
Answer: VODKA
Question: The films of which director include Moulin Rouge and Strictly Ballroom ?
Answer: BAZ LUHRMANN
Question: Who chairs the Radio 4 comedy panel game The News Quiz ?
Answer: SANDI TOKSVIG
Question: Which former England football manager recently took charge of Derby County?
Answer: STEVE MCLAREN
Question: The original 'Star Trek' TV series was set in which century ?
Answer: 23RD
Question: How many cards are there in a typical tarot pack ?
Answer: 78
Question: In computing , for what does the acronym LAN stand ?
Answer: LOCAL AREA NETWORK
Question: Who chairs the Radio 4 programme Round Britain Quiz ?
Answer: TOM SUTCLIFFE
Question: Swanhilde is the lead role in which ballet ?
Answer: COPPELIA
Question: Americans call them thumbtacks; what do we call them ?
Answer: DRAWING PINS
Question: The ballet Pineapple Poll features music by which composer ?
Answer: ARTHUR SULLIVAN
Question: What item of playground equipment is known in North America as a teeter-totter ?
Answer: SEE-SAW
Question: In which year was the pound coin introduced to replace the Bank of England £1 banknote ?
Answer: 1983
Question: What's the name of Postman Pat's cat ?
Answer: JESS
Question: The birth of which Roman goddess is famously the subject of a 1486 painting by Sandro Botticelli ?
Answer: VENUS
Question: In which city was the International Committee of the Red Cross founded in 1863 ?
Answer: GENEVA
Question: Who was Britain's first female Foreign Secretary and the first female leader of the Labour Party ?
Answer: MARGARET BECKET
Question: When measured in metres per second, in a vacuum, what's the speed of light to the nearest million ?
Answer: 300 MILLION
Question: Which is the longest nerve in the human body ?
Answer: SCIATIC
Question: Who replaced Hilary Clinton as US Secretary of State in 2013 ?
Answer: JOHN (FORBES) KERRY
Question: Which is the only creature that is capable of turning its stomach inside out ?
Answer: STARFISH
Question: Achieving fame in the late 19th century , who was the first actor to be knighted?
Answer: SIR HENRY IRVING
Question: A type of foodstuff, what can be either blanket or honeycomb ?
Answer: TRIPE
Question: Which is the largest mammal to build a nest ?
Answer: GORILLA
Question: The verbal exchange "Papa! Nicole!" was associated with TV advertisements for which make and model of car ?
Answer: RENAULT CLIO
Question: Under the Presidential Act of 1947, who is next in line for the U.S. Presidency after the Vice-President ?
Answer: SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Question: What do cruciverbalists like doing ?
Answer: CROSSWORDS
Question: Who was Britain's first Christian martyr ?
Answer: ST ALBAN
Question: In which US state is Bill and Hillary Clinton National Airport ?
Answer: ARKANSAS
Question: Which American statesman appears on the US $100 bill ?
Answer: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Question: How many players are there in a Canadian football team ?
Answer: TWELVE
Question: Who was British Prime Minister when Captain Scott reached the South Pole?
Answer: ASQUITH
Question: Wykehamists are pupils of which public school ?
Answer: WINCHESTER
Question: Give the name of the room where the Treaty of Versailles was signed in 1919.
Answer: HALL OF MIRRORS
Question: Who wrote the lyrics for the musical Starlight Express ?
Answer: RICHARD STILGOE
Question: In the 1960's, which designer created the 'Space Age' collection ?
Answer: PIERRE CARDIN
Question: Dubris was the Roman name for which town ?
Answer: DOVER
Question: Which state is nicknamed the 'Mother of Presidents' ?
Answer: VIRGINIA
Question: On what would you see a 'gnomon' ?
Answer: SUNDIAL
Question: In which modern day country is the Sudetenlan, annexed by Nazi Germany on this day in 1938 ?
Answer: CZECH REPUBLIC
Question: Which organisation was founded on the 1st October 1946 at Lincoln College, Oxford by Ronald Berrill and Dr Lancelot Ware ? The first of its three declared purposes being "to identify and to foster human intelligence for the benefit of humanity" ?
Answer: MENSA