zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: The Iditarod from Anchorage to Nome, Alaska is a race for what?
Answer: Dog Sleds
Question: Who did Lord Astor famously deny knowing?
Answer: Mandy Rice-Davies
Question: Who is the current chairman of Radio 4’s I’m Sorry I Haven’t A Clue?
Answer: Jack Dee
Question: Which Scottish hero was executed as a traitor in 1305?
Answer: William Wallace
Question: In which state is the USA’s highest mountain?
Answer: Alaska
Question: What did The Band of Hope pledge not to do?
Answer: Drink Alcohol
Question: Pimm’s No.1 is based on which spirit?
Answer: Gin
Question: Active since 1977, Which unit is the only official US Army Counter-Terrorism force?
Answer: Delta Force
Question: Central Park is in which borough?
Answer: Manhattan
Question: On which river does Norwich stand?
Answer: Wensum
Question: What is the every-day name for the condition Daltonism?
Answer: Colour Blindness
Question: What calls MPs in the House of Commons to vote?
Answer: Division Bell
Question: Villa Park in 1999 was the scene of the very last ….what?
Answer: Cup Winner’s Cup Final
Question: Which river has the world’s largest delta?
Answer: Ganges
Question: What is the study of reptiles called?
Answer: Herpetology
Question: Halophytes are plants adapted to growing in which conditions?
Answer: Salty
Question: The US city of Milwaukee stands on which lake?
Answer: Michigan
Question: Which four-letter word means ‘the prong of a fork’?
Answer: TINE
Question: ‘Bootsie and Snudge’ was a spin-off from which successful comedy series?
Answer: THE ARMY GAME
Question: Classical. Who composed ‘Carnival of the Animals’ in 1886?
Answer: Camille SAINT-SAENS
Question: How many medals, and of what colour, did Rebecca Adlington win in the 2008 Olympics?
Answer: TWO GOLD
Question: What do the initials of the charity P.D.S.A. represent?
Answer: PEOPLE’S DISPENSARY FOR
Question: What is the French word for ‘cunning, trickery, craftiness’?
Answer: FINESSE
Question: What is the Welsh word for ‘welcome’?
Answer: CROESO
Question: What completes a set with Fleet Street and Trafalgar Square?
Answer: THE STRAND
Question: Carats measure the purity of gold. What does the same for pearls?
Answer: GRAINS
Question: What is a synonym for a rich tapestry or wall-hanging?
Answer: ARRAS
Question: In which country is chicken frequently served in a chocolate sauce?
Answer: MEXICO
Question: What one-word name is given to the Russian dish of stuffed pancakes?
Answer: BLINI
Question: In which event did Nero participate in the ancient Olympics, circa AD 60?
Answer: CHARIOT RACING
Question: 'The Trumpet Hornpipe' was its signature tune, who was this TV show’s title character?
Answer: Captain Horatio Pugwash
Question: Which character did the diminutive John Louis Mansi play in the TV series ''Allo 'Allo'?
Answer: Von Smallhausen
Question: In which county is Clacton-on-Sea?
Answer: Essex
Question: Which group, 'one hit wonders', topped the UK charts in 1976 with 'Mississippi'?
Answer: Pussycat
Question: Which of the world's seas has no shoreline but lots of seaweed?
Answer: Sargasso sea
Question: Ruby Catherine Stevens first became famous in the 1930s under which name?
Answer: Barbara Stanwyck
Question: What is the state capital of New Jersey?
Answer: Trenton
Question: In the 'Eagle', who was Dan Dare's greatest enemy?
Answer: Mekon
Question: Besides Agatha Christie who is the most widely translated English author?
Answer: Shakespeare
Question: Who was nicknamed 'Queen of the Blues', but was later elevated to 'Empress'?
Answer: Bessie Smith
Question: Arranged alphabetically, which would be the first book of the Old Testament?
Answer: Amos
Question: Arranged alphabetically, which would the last book of the Old Testament?
Answer: Zephaniah
Question: Broccoli belongs to which family of plants?
Answer: Brassica
Question: What 1-word name is used as an alternative for the creature also called 'Snow Leopard'?
Answer: Ounce
Question: The 'Giant's Causeway' and nearby Bushmills, famed for its distillery are in which county?
Answer: Antrim
Question: Which Yorkshire city has two city-centre railway stations, Kirkgate and Westgate?
Answer: Wakefield
Question: On what material was the Mona Lisa painted?
Answer: Poplar Wood
Question: Which regular on Radio 4's 'Just a Minute' has served as Tory MP for the City of Chester?
Answer: Giles Brandreth
Question: What is Stephen Fry’s nickname for the researchers/writers on the tv programme ‘Q.I.’?
Answer: ELVES
Question: What is the full surname of the title character in ‘Goodbye, Mr. Chips’?
Answer: MR. CHIPPING
Question: Which group had a no.5 hit with ‘Arms of Mary’ in 1976?
Answer: SUTHERLAND BROTHERS AND
Question: Which Scottish loch is closely associated with kippers?
Answer: Loch FYNE
Question: Which resort town is known as ‘The gateway to the isles’?
Answer: OBAN
Question: What nationality was the referee in the World Cup final?
Answer: SWISS
Question: ‘Hey, Big Spender’ comes from which musical?
Answer: SWEET CHARITY
Question: If you are suffering from myalgia, what part/parts of your body is/are affected?
Answer: MUSCLES
Question: Which former politician has been dubbed ‘Doris Karloff’?
Answer: ANN WIDDECOMBE
Question: Which band took the Floral Dance to no.2 in the charts in 1977?
Answer: BRIGHOUSE AND RASTRICK
Question: What is the full, four-word name of the Statue of Liberty?
Answer: LIBERTY ENLIGHTENING THE
Question: Which Japanese island is missing – Kyushu, Shikoku, Honshu, and …. ?
Answer: HOKKAIDO
Question: The first what in the UK took place on the night of Nov. 19th, 1994?
Answer: NATIONAL LOTTERY DRAW
Question: In ‘Lovejoy’, what was the occupation of the title character?
Answer: ANTIQUES DEALER
Question: In which 2006 film did he play the part of Theodore Roosevelt?
Answer: NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM
Question: The sitcom ‘Roseanne’ was a hit that ran for nine seasons. What was the family surname?
Answer: CONNOR
Question: What name is given to the home of an otter?
Answer: HOLT
Question: If a pair of adult shoes are European size 42, what is their British equivalent?
Answer: 8
Question: Floated earlier this year, Saga started with one hotel in which town?
Answer: FOLKSTONE
Question: In 2009, which judge on ‘Strictly Come Dancing’ was told to Foxtrot Oscar?
Answer: ARLENE PHILLIPS
Question: In the 2013 Oscar ceremony, which film won the most awards, with four?
Answer: LIFE OF PI
Question: ‘Love Fool’ was the first UK Top 10 hit for which group, in 1997?
Answer: THE CARDIGANS
Question: Which historic Derbyshire building is said to be ‘more glass than wall’?
Answer: HARDWICK HALL
Question: What is the first name of Bottom, in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’?
Answer: NICK
Question: In London on August 26th, which pop singer performed live for the first time in 35 years?
Answer: KATE BUSH
Question: Who was the bridesmaid at Dame Edna Everage’s wedding?
Answer: MADGE ALLSOP
Question: In what decade did Justin Welby, the Archbishop of Canterbury, leave Eton?
Answer: 1970s
Question: Market Drayton and Church Stretton are towns in which English county?
Answer: SHROPSHIRE
Question: Who was ‘The voice of the soccer results’, who passed away in August 2014, aged 78?
Answer: JAMES ALEXANDER GORDON
Question: Elvis Costello’s father wrote and sang the jingle for an ad featuring which product?
Answer: R. WHITE’S lemonade
Question: What was the first name of Mr. Bond, elder brother of the fictional James?
Answer: HENRY
Question: Which city hosted the 1964 summer Olympics?
Answer: Tokyo
Question: In which county is Luton?
Answer: Bedfordshire
Question: Name the Caribbean island country which is named after a day of the week?
Answer: Dominica
Question: Which tennis player was called Muscles?
Answer: Ken Rosewall
Question: Where on Prince Edward Island, Canada, is Anne of Green Gables located?
Answer: Avonlea
Question: Who was the World’s first Christian martyr?
Answer: St Stephen
Question: Bi is the chemical symbol for which element?
Answer: Bismuth
Question: In the film The Dirty Dozen, which actor played Samson Posey?
Answer: Clint Walker
Question: In the sitcom Terry and June, what was the title characters surname?
Answer: Medford
Question: In Hi De Hi who was Peggy’s never seen supervisor?
Answer: Miss Cathcart
Question: Ignoring Cardiff (not difficult), which capital city is closest to London?
Answer: Brussels
Question: Brazil are hosting the next World Cup but who is their coach?
Answer: Phil Scolari
Question: Which many headed monster was slain by Hercules?
Answer: The Hydra
Question: Who won the 2013 World Touring Car Championship?
Answer: Yvan Muller
Question: In which East European country did the 2006 Jeans revolution take place?
Answer: Belarus
Question: Darts. What is the lowest score not possible to score with one dart?
Answer: 23
Question: Who wrote the famous children’s book ‘Heidi’, published in 1880?
Answer: JOHANNA SPYRI
Question: D.A.T.T. is what alternative name for bar skittles, or table skittles?
Answer: DEVIL AMONG THE TAILORS
Question: Since 2009, who has played Lee Mack’s character’s father in ‘Not Going Out’?
Answer: BOBBY BALL
Question: With which 1750 poem do you associate the village of Stoke Poges, Buckinghamshire?
Answer: GRAY’S ‘ELEGY Written in a
Question: By land area, what is the largest country in Central America?
Answer: NICARAGUA
Question: What was on the flipside of Jasper Carrott’s ‘Funky Moped’?
Answer: MAGIC ROUNDABOUT
Question: A group of which type of birds is known as an exaltation?
Answer: LARKS
Question: Who was King George IV’s mother?
Answer: Queen CHARLOTTE
Question: What is the name of Edina’s son in ‘Absolutely Fabulous’?
Answer: SERGE Turtle
Question: Which was the only Elvis Presley UK no. 1 to have a one-word title?
Answer: SURRENDER
Question: Who designed the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851?
Answer: Joseph Paxton
Question: An actress, which 61 year old Dame was named the world's sexiest older woman?
Answer: Helen Mirren
Question: What familiar name is most commonly given to the fruiting body of a fungus?
Answer: Mushroom or Toadstool
Question: Also the proper first name of Milly-Molly-Mandy, what is the doll, Barbie's middle name?
Answer: Millicent
Question: Which landlocked African country has a population of nearly 88 million?
Answer: Ethiopia
Question: Which Scandinavian capital hosted the 2012 European Athletics Championships?
Answer: Helsinki
Question: A name featuring a Greek letter, what is the US Army's equivalent to the SAS?
Answer: Delta Force
Question: Which musical instrument's name comes from the German word meaning 'bell-play'?
Answer: Glockenspiel
Question: Who narrated the classic US TV series 'The Untouchables'?
Answer: Walter Winchell
Question: Carson City is the capital of which US state?
Answer: Nevada
Question: Aimed at home audiences (1946-67) which popular show was on the 'Light Programme'?
Answer: Housewives' Choice
Question: Which programme uses Penguin Cafe Orchestra's 'Scherzo and Trio' as its theme music?
Answer: Round Britain Quiz
Question: Who is honoured with a museum in her home city of Wakefield, West Yorkshire?
Answer: Barbara Hepworth
Question: Which famous sculptor was born in Castleford, West Yorkshire?
Answer: Henry Moore
Question: Who went from Radio 5 Live to 'The One Show' with Nadia Sawalah on BBC TV?
Answer: Adrian Chiles
Question: July 16 in our Western calendar coincides with the first day of which other calendar?
Answer: Islamic
Question: Triskaidekaphobia is the fear of what?
Answer: Number 13
Question: In which county would you find Kielder Forest?
Answer: Northumberland
Question: Which Marks and Gran sitcom returned in the new year after 15 years off screen?
Answer: Birds of a Feather
Question: Whose autobiography was the UK’s best selling book of 2013?
Answer: Sir Alex Ferguson
Question: What was the Oxford Dictionaries ‘New Word of the Year’?
Answer: Selfie
Question: The Cornish cheese yarg is wrapped in what?
Answer: Nettles
Question: What is the alternative name for pimento or Jamaican pepper?
Answer: Allspice
Question: Whose head is to appear on a new £2 coin to commemorate the start of World War I?
Answer: Lord Kitchener
Question: In Botticelli’s famous Birth of Venus – in what is Venus standing?
Answer: Sea Shell
Question: To west country folk what people are ‘emmets’ and ‘grockles’?
Answer: Tourists
Question: In the words lithograph, lithium and Paleolithic – what does ‘lith’ mean?
Answer: Stone
Question: At which port did the passengers embark?
Answer: Southampton
Question: Which vessel was the first to reach the disaster scene and pick up survivors?
Answer: The Carpathia
Question: What is special about the species of mammal called monotremes?
Answer: They Lay Eggs
Question: Who plays Lee Mack’s father in Not Going Out?
Answer: Bobby Ball
Question: What are the single most identifiable symbols in masonry?
Answer: The Square & Compasses
Question: In the movie Carry On Dick – who was the Dick referred to?
Answer: Dick Turpin
Question: Red Hot and Pocket Money were among the sections of which show?
Answer: Big Break
Question: Who had ‘flaming locks of auburn hair, with ivory skin and eyes of emerald green’?
Answer: Jolene
Question: The Cathy and Claire problem page was a popular feature of which weekly for girls?
Answer: Jackie
Question: Who was the President of the USA at the start of the 20th Century?
Answer: William McKinley
Question: Who played Ensign Wesley Crusher in Star Trek, The Next Generation?
Answer: Wil Wheaton
Question: Count Duckula was a spinoff from which other children’s animated series?
Answer: Danger Mouse
Question: What is the maximum permitted length of an entry in the Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: Three Minutes
Question: Which river features in Jimmy Nail’s 1995 Top 20 hit, ‘Big River’?
Answer: TYNE
Question: Harrison Schmitt was the most recent man to do what?
Answer: WALK ON THE MOON
Question: Anatomy. Why is it that cartilage grows and repairs more slowly than other tissues?
Answer: DOES NOT CONTAIN BLOOD
Question: Which sport is thought to derive its name from the French for ‘take it’ (and thus ‘play’)?
Answer: TENNIS
Question: Which game gets its name from the Spanish for ‘ball’?
Answer: PELOTA
Question: Who was the first British monarch to live in Buckingham Palace?
Answer: Queen VICTORIA
Question: When eating out, what French phrase is effectively the opposite of ‘a la carte’?
Answer: TABLE D’HOTE
Question: Born in 1941, which legendary (and now retired) squash player lives in Morwenstow?
Answer: JONAH BARRINGTON
Question: What is the chemical formula for the substance commonly known as ‘laughing gas’?
Answer: N2O
Question: Charles Darwin was born on Feb. 12th, 1809. Which US president was born on that day?
Answer: ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Question: Who took over from Jeff Stelling as the host of ‘Countdown’?
Answer: NICK HEWER
Question: Houdun and Light Sussex are types of which farmyard creature?
Answer: CHICKEN
Question: Khaki Campbell and Rouen are types of which farmyard creature?
Answer: DUCK
Question: Abolished in 1966 by the Catholic Church what was the Index Expergatorius?
Answer: List of banned books
Question: Which cowboy was played by Ty Hardin?
Answer: Bronco Layne
Question: Which has been known as the ‘Horned Planet’?
Answer: Venus
Question: Which operatic character has a son called Dolore?
Answer: Madame Butterfly
Question: Who presents the Radio 4 panel game Just A Minute?
Answer: Nicholas Parsons
Question: Who plays Mr Brown in the new Paddington Bear movie?
Answer: Hugh Bonneville
Question: Which Mediterranean island is divided by the Attila Line?
Answer: Cyprus
Question: In 2008 Great Leighs became the first new venue for which sport for 80 years?
Answer: Horse Racing
Question: Which physical disability is called medically ‘talipes’?
Answer: Club Foot
Question: What do we call a quadrilateral with just two sides parallel?
Answer: Trapezium
Question: On the Beaufort Scale which number is registered as Fresh Breeze?
Answer: 5
Question: On the Beaufort Scale which number is registered as High Wind?
Answer: 7
Question: Which famous retreat was formerly called Shangri-La?
Answer: Camp David
Question: What was the site of Jesus’ ascension into heaven 40 days after the resurrection?
Answer: Mount of Olives
Question: Ray Parker Jnr sang the theme song to which famous 1984 movie?
Answer: Ghostbusters
Question: Which palindrome means a principle of belief?
Answer: Tenet
Question: On which US state’s flag can the Union Jack be seen?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: What is the title of the French National Anthem?
Answer: The Marseillaise
Question: A Wayzgoose is an annual outing or party in which industry?
Answer: Printing Industry
Question: What is the capital of Latvia?
Answer: Riga
Question: In which way did the crucifixion of St Peter differ from that of Jesus?
Answer: He was crucified upside-down
Question: Who topped the charts in 1996 with Breathe and Firestarter?
Answer: The Prodigy
Question: What is the name of France’s equivalent to our own Britannia?
Answer: Marianne
Question: What is the common name for the Earth’s lithosphere?
Answer: Crust
Question: What is the occupation of Alfred Doolittle in My Fair Lady?
Answer: Dustman
Question: The object in pontoon is 21 – what is it in baccarat?
Answer: 9
Question: Who composed the tone poem The Swan of Tuonela?
Answer: Jean Sibelius
Question: Which scientific law can be expressed in the form V = IR*? (*QR: vee equals eye are.)
Answer: Ohm’s Law
Question: Snooker cues, baseball bats, and cricket stumps are traditionally made from which wood?
Answer: Ash
Question: In which board game is the ‘huffing’ rule sometimes adopted?
Answer: Draughts
Question: Which quiz-show host will provide the new voice of Danger Mouse later in 2015?
Answer: Alexander Armstrong
Question: The Prostate Years is the final instalment of whose diaries?
Answer: Adrian Mole
Question: Which Championship football team was originally known as Riverside FC?
Answer: Cardiff City
Question: The first ball of the 2014 Major League Baseball season was pitched in which stadium?
Answer: Sydney Cricket Ground
Question: Which two islands are linked by the 33 and a half-mile-long Seikan rail tunnel?
Answer: Honshu and Hokkaido
Question: Which two cities form the termini of the passenger train known as The Ghan?
Answer: Darwin and Adelaide
Question: The Palk strait separates which two countries?
Answer: India and Sri Lanka
Question: What word links a walrus and a telecommunications pioneer?
Answer: Morse
Question: Which square on a UK Monopoly Board comes between Pall Mall and Whitehall?
Answer: ELECTRIC COMPANY
Question: Which town sits opposite Tynemouth at the mouth of the River Tyne?
Answer: SOUTH SHIELDS
Question: In terms of population, which is the second largest city in Austria?
Answer: GRAZ
Question: In terms of population, which is the second largest city in Finland?
Answer: ESPOO
Question: In which musical does the song “I Got Plenty of Nuthin’”appear?
Answer: PORGY AND BESS
Question: For which play did Shakespeare write the line: "All that glisters is not gold"?
Answer: The MERCHANT OF
Question: Which movie did President Obama screen at the White House just before Martin Luther King Day?
Answer: SELMA
Question: Which Irish band provided the music for Harry’s Game and Robin of Sherwood?
Answer: CLANNAD
Question: Where did the BBC set up permanent radio broadcasting facilities in April?
Answer: HOUSE OF COMMONS
Question: The murder of which paperboy in September sparked a massive Police manhunt?
Answer: Carl BRIDGEWATER
Question: Who won the Australian Open Men’s Tennis Championship?
Answer: Stanislas WAWRINKA
Question: Which metal with an atomic number of 31, melts at 30 degrees Centigrade?
Answer: GALLIUM
Question: In which town in Ceredigion will you find the world's biggest Camera Obscura?
Answer: ABERYSTWYTH
Question: Which Radio 4 programme calls itself ‘the antidote to panel games’?
Answer: I’M SORRY, I HAVEN’T A CLUE
Question: Ace of Base, The Cardigans and Roxette are all bands from which country?
Answer: SWEDEN
Question: What was the name of the half-bird, half-woman creature of Greek mythology?
Answer: HARPY
Question: The Bible. Who was the royal person who questioned the wisdom of Solomon?
Answer: The QUEEN OF SHEBA
Question: What was the first name of the English painter Gainsborough, 1727-1788?
Answer: THOMAS
Question: ‘The Perfect Year’ and ‘Surrender’ are songs from which musical?
Answer: SUNSET BOULEVARD
Question: Umnak, Unimak and Unalaska are islands in which group, belonging to the USA?
Answer: ALEUTIAN Islands
Question: A mendacious person is prone to doing what?
Answer: TELLING LIES
Question: What part did the late Kevin Lloyd play in ‘The Bill’?
Answer: Alfred ‘TOSH’ LINES
Question: Spanish. What item of clothing is/are ‘los guantes’?
Answer: GLOVES
Question: Which ‘Egghead’ published the book ‘The Great Railway Quiz’ in 1984?
Answer: Chris HUGHES
Question: Which woman ceased to be a senator for the state of New York in 2009?
Answer: Hillary CLINTON
Question: Which US term used along with the word ‘figure’ to indicate an approximate amount?
Answer: BALLPARK
Question: A former comic, which Staffordshire lad hosted the BBC 2 quiz show ‘Breakaway’?
Answer: Nick HANCOCK
Question: For which novel did Leslie Thomas win the 1966 Author’s Club ‘First Novel Award’?
Answer: The VIRGIN SOLDIERS
Question: In which county of England would you find the royal residence of Sandringham?
Answer: NORFOLK
Question: From his August 2012 obituary in The Independent, who died aged 'treble 16, double 12'?
Answer: Sid WADDELL
Question: Which darts player whose home town is Blackpool, has the nickname ‘The Rocket’?
Answer: Ronnie BAXTER
Question: Who composed the 1791 opera entitled ‘La Clemenza di Tito’?
Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus MOZART
Question: Which animal’s head has been the trademark of Colman’s Mustard for over 150 years?
Answer: BULL
Question: In a special live edition of ‘East Enders’, which character was the Olympic torch bearer?
Answer: Billy MITCHELL
Question: Situated in Nevada, what is known as 'The Biggest Little City in the World'?
Answer: RENO
Question: Which of Elton John's singles was a tribute to a despatch rider killed in an accident?
Answer: SONG FOR GUY
Question: 40 days after Easter, by what name is ‘Holy Thursday’ also known to Christians?
Answer: ASCENSION Day
Question: In physics, the pivot about which a lever turns is generally known as a what?
Answer: FULCRUM
Question: What was the name of Little Orphan Annie’s dog?
Answer: SANDY
Question: What does the word ‘pulchritude’ mean?
Answer: BEAUTY
Question: Which Portuguese province borders both the Mediterranean and the Atlantic?
Answer: The ALGARVE
Question: Who was the father of English King, Henry III?
Answer: King JOHN
Question: What is the name of the character who is the protagonist in the ‘Die Hard’ film series?
Answer: JOHN McCLANE
Question: Which English rugby club are the current Aviva champions?
Answer: NORTHAMPTON
Question: What was Sir Malcolm Sargent’s nickname?
Answer: FLASH HARRY
Question: What do the initials represent in the name of the HSBC bank?
Answer: HONG KONG and SHANGHAI
Question: Who got to no.7 in the UK charts in 1977 with ‘Lovely Day’?
Answer: BILL WITHERS
Question: What illness is an inflammation of the larynx and trachea, causing breathing difficulties?
Answer: CROUP
Question: In ‘Penny Lane’, who keeps a portrait of the Queen in his pocket?
Answer: The FIREMAN
Question: Which non-alcoholic drink often consists of 50% orange juice and 50% lemonade?
Answer: St Clements
Question: Which fish is often mistakenly called the ‘pike-perch’?
Answer: Zander
Question: After Dublin which is Ireland’s most populous city?
Answer: Cork
Question: Whose first words are ‘How are you’? ‘You have been in Afghanistan I perceive’?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes
Question: Who was the ‘gentleman burglar’ created by E W Hornung?
Answer: Raffles
Question: In which sport is the term ‘bonk’ used meaning tiredness from lack of food?
Answer: Cycling
Question: A French court banned parents from calling their daughter ……what?
Answer: Nutella
Question: A Lucy Stoner is a married woman who retains …….what?
Answer: Her Maiden Surname
Question: Which famous fair was held for the first time at Smithfield in 1133?
Answer: St Bartholomew’s Fair
Question: Which fictional pair vie for social supremacy in Tilling?
Answer: Mapp & Lucia
Question: What is the lightest solid element?
Answer: Lithium