zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What is the name of the Japanese art of growing miniature trees?
Answer: Bonsai
Question: What major Asian inland sea has almost entirely dried up?
Answer: Aral Sea
Question: What Teamsters union leader mysteriously disappeared in 1975?
Answer: Jimmy Hoffa
Question: According to cliché, what is the mother of invention?
Answer: Necessity
Question: What language does the word algebra come from?
Answer: Arabic
Question: What U.S. state has the highest average elevation at 6,800 feet?
Answer: Colorado
Question: What animal does Angora wool come from?
Answer: Angora Rabbit
Question: What U.S. Army rank is one higher than Captain?
Answer: Major
Question: What country banned the sale of chewing gum in 2004?
Answer: Singapore
Question: What French phrase means "already seen"?
Answer: Déjà Vu
Question: What geologic period came after the Triassic?
Answer: Jurassic
Question: If you land at John Lennon airport, what city are you in?
Answer: Liverpool
Question: What type of cancer kills more women than any other?
Answer: Lung
Question: What product once featured a much-loathed "assistant" named Clippy?
Answer: Microsoft Office
Question: In 2014, a Boeing 777 mysteriously disappeared over the Indian Ocean. What country did it take off from?
Answer: Malaysia
Question: What U.S. grocery chain has been humorously referred to as "Whole Paycheck"?
Answer: Whole Foods
Question: What does a kleptomaniac have a compulsion to do?
Answer: Steal
Question: What animal most commonly appears on national flags?
Answer: Eagle
Question: Who is (usually) pursued by Blinky, Inky, Pinky and Clyde?
Answer: Pac-Man
Question: Who uses a replicator to order "Earl Grey, hot"?
Answer: Captain Picard
Question: Who was Bonnie Parker's partner in crime?
Answer: Clyde Barrow
Question: What phase of the moon comes after "waning crescent"?
Answer: New Moon
Question: Who wrote "Around the World in Eighty Days" and "Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea"?
Answer: Jules Verne
Question: Who narrated "March of the Penguins" and "The Shawshank Redemption"?
Answer: Morgan Freeman
Question: What country famously bans chewing gum?
Answer: Singapore
Question: Besides Spanish, what language is commonly spoken in Barcelona?
Answer: Catalan
Question: What country grows the most coffee beans?
Answer: Brazil
Question: What instant messaging service did Facebook purchase for $19 billion in 2014?
Answer: WhatsApp
Question: What is another name for Rome's "Flavian Amphitheatre"?
Answer: Colosseum
Question: What U.S. state is most strongly associated with Bourbon whiskey?
Answer: Kentucky
Question: Who commanded the Millennium Falcon?
Answer: Han Solo
Question: What is the name of both a U.S. state and a country in Asia?
Answer: Georgia
Question: What is the plural of court-martial?
Answer: Courts-martial
Question: What model/rapper had a #1 hit in 2014 with her song "Fancy"?
Answer: Iggy Azalea
Question: What is the opposite of leeward?
Answer: Windward
Question: What is the last name of Donatella, Gianni, and Allegra ?
Answer: Versace
Question: What is the highest mountain in Japan?
Answer: Mount Fuji
Question: What is the tallest waterfall in the world?
Answer: Angel Falls
Question: On what island could dodo birds once be found?
Answer: Mauritius
Question: What is the biggest island in the Caribbean?
Answer: Cuba
Question: What is the name of the Dutch-speaking region of Belgium?
Answer: Flanders
Question: By volume of water, what is the largest lake in Scotland?
Answer: Loch Ness
Question: What is the biggest city on the island of Java?
Answer: Jakarta
Question: What U.S. state has the smallest land area?
Answer: Rhode Island
Question: Upon what river would you find the English town of Stratford?
Answer: Avon
Question: What U.S. military base is located on the island of Cuba?
Answer: Guantánamo Bay
Question: What is the capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina?
Answer: Sarajevo
Question: If an American is from the "Bay Area", what bay do they live nearby?
Answer: San Francisco Bay
Question: What group of Caribbean islands includes St. Croix, St. Thomas, and Tortola?
Answer: Virgin Islands
Question: What is the tallest mountain in the United States?
Answer: Mount McKinley
Question: What is the world's biggest river, by volume of water discharged?
Answer: Amazon
Question: What is Canada's largest island?
Answer: Baffin Island
Question: What island is situated between Ireland and Great Britain?
Answer: Isle of Man
Question: What is the smallest country?
Answer: Vatican City
Question: Barcelona is the capital of what Spanish autonomous region?
Answer: Catalonia
Question: What country is completely surrounded by South Africa?
Answer: Lesotho
Question: What island is the southernmost point of the Florida Keys?
Answer: Key West
Question: In what city is the Brandenburg Gate located?
Answer: Berlin
Question: What volcano exploded in 1883 with the force of 200 megatons of TNT?
Answer: Krakatoa
Question: Old Trafford stadium is located near what major city?
Answer: Manchester
Question: What is Africa's second longest river?
Answer: Congo
Question: What national capital is also known as Krung Thep?
Answer: Bangkok
Question: What volcano in Washinton state erupted in 1980, killing 57 people?
Answer: Mount St. Helens
Question: In what mountain range is the Matterhorn located?
Answer: Alps
Question: Every year, the Spanish town of Buñol has a food fight. What type of food is thrown?
Answer: Tomatoes
Question: What building is the headquarters of the U.S. military?
Answer: The Pentagon
Question: What is the smallest province in Canada?
Answer: Prince Edward Island
Question: What is the main island of Japan?
Answer: Honshu
Question: What city hosts the most well-known Oktoberfest?
Answer: Munich
Question: What is the capital of Djibouti?
Answer: Djibouti
Question: What is the tallest active volcano in Italy?
Answer: Mt. Etna
Question: What is the most populous province of Canada?
Answer: Ontario
Question: What is the name for Russian exclave that borders Lithuania and Poland?
Answer: Kaliningrad
Question: What river intersects the Mississippi river near St. Louis?
Answer: Missouri
Question: What is the highest mountain range in South America?
Answer: Andes
Question: What building is famously located at 1600 Pennsylvania Ave?
Answer: The White House
Question: What English town is famous for its white cliffs?
Answer: Dover
Question: What is the biggest island in the Indian Ocean?
Answer: Madagascar
Question: If measured from its base on the sea floor, what mountain is the world's tallest?
Answer: Mauna Kea
Question: What gold coin was worth 21 shillings?
Answer: Guinea
Question: What is the Rome's Flavian Amphitheatre better known as?
Answer: The Colosseum
Question: What famous event for daredevils happens in Pamplona, Spain?
Answer: Running of the Bulls
Question: What language does the word tsunami come from?
Answer: Japanese
Question: What strait divides Morocco and Spain?
Answer: Strait of Gibraltar
Question: On what peninsula do Spain and Portugal lie?
Answer: Iberian Peninsula
Question: By surface area, what is the largest of Africa's great lakes?
Answer: Victoria
Question: Who supposedly fiddled while Rome burned (but actually didn't)?
Answer: Nero
Question: What father and son Prime Ministers are referred to as "The Elder" and "The Younger"?
Answer: William Pitt
Question: What epic poem is thought to be the oldest in the English language?
Answer: Beowulf
Question: What plant, imported from the New World, changed the face of Italian cooking?
Answer: Tomato
Question: What country did Italy invade in 1935?
Answer: Ethiopia
Question: What was the Democratic Republic of the Congo called from 1971-1997?
Answer: Zaire
Question: The words "tsar" and "kaiser" are derived from what Latin word?
Answer: Caesar
Question: In what city was Abraham Zapruder living on November 22, 1963?
Answer: Dallas
Question: Henry VIII suffered a leg injury participating in what sport?
Answer: Jousting
Question: What product did Gandhi march to the sea to obtain?
Answer: Salt
Question: What is the name for a Viking warrior who fought in a trance-like, nearly uncontrollable fury?
Answer: Berserker
Question: In what modern-day country were the oldest human remains found?
Answer: Ethiopia
Question: What Parisienne was the first person to win multiple Nobel Prizes?
Answer: Marie Curie
Question: How many pence were in a pound prior to 1971?
Answer: 240
Question: Who is said to have committed suicide via an asp bite?
Answer: Cleopatra
Question: What paper-like writing material was used by the ancient Egyptians?
Answer: Papyrus
Question: On what famous statue is it written "Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses"?
Answer: The Statue of Liberty
Question: What ancient language was the first to develop a sound-based alphabet?
Answer: Phoenician
Question: What became the 50th U.S. state in 1959?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: Which country was divided near the 38th parallel in 1953?
Answer: Korea
Question: Who abdicated in 1936 in order to marry American divorcée Wallis Simpson?
Answer: King Edward VIII
Question: In what extinct language were the Hindu Vedas written?
Answer: Sanskrit
Question: Europeans brought many new diseases to the new world. But what STD did the New World give Europe?
Answer: Syphilis
Question: What lady supposedly rode naked through the streets of Coventry, seen only by Peeping Tom?
Answer: Lady Godiva
Question: What giant bird was hunted to extinction by Māori people on New Zealand?
Answer: Moa
Question: What movie starred Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis?
Answer: Black Swan
Question: What country produces the most films each year?
Answer: India
Question: What movie took place in Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania?
Answer: Groundhog Day
Question: What movie is subtitled "How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Bomb"?
Answer: Dr. Strangelove
Question: Who starred as Arnold Schwarzenegger's "Twin"?
Answer: Danny DeVito
Question: What musical featured the music of ABBA?
Answer: Mamma Mia!
Question: What was the sequel to the 2010 romcom "Valentine's Day"?
Answer: New Year's Eve
Question: What golf movie starred Chevy Chase, Bill Murray, and Rodney Dangerfield?
Answer: Caddyshack
Question: What movie featured the Dread Pirate Roberts?
Answer: The Princess Bride
Question: What comedienne interviewed celebrities on the red carpet before her death in 2014?
Answer: Joan Rivers
Question: What was the name on the fake ID in the movie "Superbad"?
Answer: McLovin
Question: What country did the Von Trapp family flee to?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: Who did Brad Pitt dump for Angelina Jolie?
Answer: Jennifer Aniston
Question: In 2010, Kathryn Bigelow became the first woman to win an Oscar for Best Director. What movie did she win for?
Answer: The Hurt Locker
Question: What movie is about an a cappella girl's group called The Barden Bellas?
Answer: Pitch Perfect
Question: What was Paul Blart's job?
Answer: Mall Cop
Question: Who has starred opposite Tom Hanks in three different romantic comedies?
Answer: Meg Ryan
Question: In what John Candy movie did the U.S. invade Canada?
Answer: Canadian Bacon
Question: What activity is the subject of the movie "Bring it On"?
Answer: Cheerleading
Question: Who wrote the score to "Star Wars", "Raiders of the Lost Ark", and "Jurassic Park"?
Answer: John Williams
Question: What band made a movie called "The Wall"?
Answer: Pink Floyd
Question: Who has starred as Madea in 8 different movies?
Answer: Tyler Perry
Question: What detective movie starred Madonna and Warren Beatty?
Answer: Dick Tracy
Question: Who famously wore a cone-shaped bra?
Answer: Madonna
Question: Complete the lyric: Come, Mister tally man, tally me ...
Answer: Banana
Question: What song by Billy Joel is frequently requested at dueling piano bars?
Answer: Piano Man
Question: What instrument was made obsolete by the piano?
Answer: Harpsichord
Question: What are Fenders and Gibsons?
Answer: Guitars
Question: Who partnered with Jay-Z to record "Watch the Throne"?
Answer: Kanye West
Question: Who died of alcohol poisoing in 2011, at age 27?
Answer: Amy Winehouse
Question: Who crafted violins that are now worth millions of dollars each?
Answer: Antonio Stradivari
Question: What is either a type of South American drum or a dance where people form a line?
Answer: Conga
Question: Nirvana's most famous song is probably "Smells Like Teen Spirit". What is Teen Spirit?
Answer: Deodorant
Question: In what music video did NSYNC dance like marionettes?
Answer: Bye Bye Bye
Question: What was the only #1 hit by the band "Toto"?
Answer: Africa
Question: What singer has the most Twitter followers?
Answer: Katy Perry
Question: What type of dance was famously performed at the Moulin Rouge?
Answer: Can-Can
Question: What is Hinduism's most sacred animal?
Answer: Cow
Question: In Indian religions, what is the word for the state of enlightenment and freedom from suffering?
Answer: Nirvana
Question: What was the Greek name of the Roman goddess Venus?
Answer: Aphrodite
Question: What is the name for a person who is a member of the Church of England?
Answer: Anglican
Question: What is the primary language of Hinduism?
Answer: Sanskrit
Question: In Jewish folklore, what is the name for a monster made of clay?
Answer: Golem
Question: Who was the only President to serve two non-consecutive terms?
Answer: Grover Cleveland
Question: What model of Chevy, discontinued in 1987, was a car in front and a pickup truck in back?
Answer: El Camino
Question: What U.S. state was the end point of the Trail of Tears?
Answer: Oklahoma
Question: What hipster city has been called a place where young people go to retire?
Answer: Portland
Question: What holiday on June 19th celebrates the abolition of slavery in Texas?
Answer: Juneteenth
Question: What L.A. neighborhood had race riots in 1965?
Answer: Watts
Question: Who did Anita Hill accuse of sexual harrassment?
Answer: Clarence Thomas
Question: What American city has a name that means "Red Stick" in French?
Answer: Baton Rouge
Question: What Alaskan island chain extends for over 1,000 miles?
Answer: Aleutian Islands
Question: What are Riker's Island and Sing Sing?
Answer: Prisons
Question: What type of hat did Davy Crockett famously wear?
Answer: Coonskin Cap
Question: On what avenue would you find the flagship location of Saks department store?
Answer: Fifth Avenue
Question: What industry is sometimes referred to as "Madison Avenue"?
Answer: Advertising
Question: Who sang "Don't be fooled by the rocks that I got / I'm still Jenny from the block"
Answer: Jennifer Lopez
Question: What breed of cattle is the Texas state animal?
Answer: Texas Longhorn
Question: What crop was farmed by Jimmy Carter?
Answer: Peanuts
Question: Which Las Vegas casino has an ancient Roman theme?
Answer: Caesars Palace
Question: Who wants YOU for U.S. Army?
Answer: Uncle Sam
Question: What recent Broadway hit is about the life of one of the founding fathers?
Answer: Hamilton
Question: What cereal is for kids, silly rabbit?
Answer: Trix
Question: What is either an album by the Red Hot Chili Peppers or a show starring David Duchovny?
Answer: Californication
Question: What product did Phil Robertson get rich by selling?
Answer: Duck Calls
Question: What, according to Yogi Berra, ain't worth a dime anymore?
Answer: a Nickel
Question: What chain restaurant featured the jingle "I want my baby back ribs"?
Answer: Chilis
Question: What is the second most valuable crop in the U.S. - after corn?
Answer: Soybeans
Question: What is the only U.S. state where prostitution is legal?
Answer: Nevada
Question: What McDonald's shake can only be purchased around Saint Patrick's Day?
Answer: The Shamrock Shake
Question: What were Big Brown, War Emblem, and Seattle Slew?
Answer: Racehorses
Question: What type of horses are prominently featured in Budweiser advertisements?
Answer: Clydesdale
Question: What is the moniker of the mustache growing month of November?
Answer: Movember
Question: What is Mark Wahlberg's home town?
Answer: Boston
Question: What was the wrestling nickname of former Minnesota governor Jesse Ventura?
Answer: The Body
Question: Since 2005, who is the Chief Justice of the United States?
Answer: John Roberts
Question: Who starred as AC Slater in "Saved by the Bell"?
Answer: Mario Lopez
Question: What AOL catchphrase is also the name of a Tom Hanks movie?
Answer: You've Got Mail
Question: What breed of dog is Marmaduke?
Answer: Great Dane
Question: What 1954 Supreme Court case made school segregation illegal?
Answer: Brown v. Board of Education
Question: What brand's slogan is "when it rains, it pours"?
Answer: Morton Salt
Question: What type of moss typically grows on Live Oak and Cypress trees?
Answer: Spanish Moss
Question: Who played Uncle Jesse on the show "Full House"?
Answer: John Stamos
Question: What street do Bert and Ernie live on?
Answer: Sesame Street
Question: What were the Spruce Goose and the Spirit of St. Louis?
Answer: Airplanes
Question: What animal appeared on the back of a nickel from 1913-1938?
Answer: Buffalo
Question: What are forbidden on Michigan's Mackinac Island?
Answer: Cars
Question: What movie was about a crashed U.S. military helicopter in Somalia?
Answer: Black Hawk Down
Question: What criminal was famously pursued by Eliot Ness?
Answer: Al Capone
Question: Who is smarter than the average bear?
Answer: Yogi Bear
Question: Who tried to jump over Snake River Canyon in a rocket-powered motorcycle?
Answer: Evel Knievel
Question: Who is Kermit the Frog's girlfriend?
Answer: Miss Piggy
Question: On what island would you find the Haleakalā volcano?
Answer: Maui
Question: Who was at the center of the square in the opening credits to "The Brady Bunch"?
Answer: Alice
Question: What did the United States buy from France in 1803?
Answer: Louisiana Territory
Question: In what city is the U.S. Military Academy located?
Answer: West Point
Question: What state is the #1 producer of maple syrup?
Answer: Vermont
Question: What is the tallest type of tree in the U.S. (and also the world)?
Answer: Coast Redwood
Question: What tribe has the largest reservation in the U.S. - bigger than 10 states?
Answer: Navajo
Question: What city is served by O'Hare and Midway airports?
Answer: Chicago
Question: What is Georgia's largest city on the Atlantic coast?
Answer: Savannah
Question: What was formerly the biggest industry in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania?
Answer: Steel
Question: On what bay does Annapolis, Maryland lie?
Answer: Chesapeake Bay
Question: What city on the East Coast has the largest gambling industry?
Answer: Atlantic City
Question: What city in Minnesota borders Lake Superior?
Answer: Duluth
Question: On what ocean sound is Seattle located?
Answer: Puget Sound
Question: What is the state animal of Wisconsin?
Answer: Badger
Question: What blue-green rock is the state gemstone of Arizona?
Answer: Turquoise
Question: Which state grows the most corn?
Answer: Iowa
Question: What is the capital of Idaho?
Answer: Boise
Question: What is the largest city on Alabama's Gulf Coast?
Answer: Mobile
Question: In what city would you find Beale Street, famous for its blues clubs?
Answer: Memphis
Question: What is the least populous borough of New York City?
Answer: Staten Island
Question: What is the largest land animal native to the United States?
Answer: Bison
Question: What bridge, between Manhattan and New Jersey, is the world's busiest motor vehicle bridge?
Answer: George Washington Bridge
Question: What is the state flower of Kansas?
Answer: Sunflower
Question: How is the priest described in the nursery rhyme, "The House that Jack Built"?
Answer: ALL SHAVEN and SHORN
Question: When used in the manufacture of jewellery, which metal is usually alloyed with Platinum?
Answer: IRIDIUM
Question: What was the name of James Onedin's ship in the TV series "The Onedin Line"?
Answer: CHARLOTTE RHODES
Question: The technique, known as the Eskimo Roll, is used as a manoeuvre in which sport?
Answer: CANOEING
Question: Which Queen Consort of England was tried for adultery, and barred from her husband's coronation in 1821?
Answer: CAROLINE OF BRUNSWICK
Question: The rap star Marshall Mathers is better known by which stage name?
Answer: EMINEM
Question: In which Australian City is St Paul's Cathedral sited opposite Flinders Street station?
Answer: MELBOURNE
Question: In the 1960's, which jazz pianist wrote the pieces, "It's a Raggy Waltz", "Unsquare Dance" and "Blue Rondo a la Turk"?
Answer: DAVE BRUBECK
Question: In the 1968 film, "The Odd Couple", the part of Oscar Madison was played by Walter Matthau. Which actor played the part in the TV adaptation?
Answer: JACK KLUGMAN
Question: Who was elected President of the Palestinian National Authority in January 2005?
Answer: MAHMOUD ABBAS
Question: Who was the Roman goddess of the Moon, equivalent to the Greek Goddess Selene?
Answer: LUNA
Question: Which artist painted the picture, "Bubbles", which was used in an advertisement for Pears Soap?
Answer: MILLAIS
Question: Name the song, sung by Katrina and The Waves, which was last British entry to win the Eurovision Song Contest.
Answer: LOVE SHINE A LIGHT
Question: Titania is the largest moon of which planet in our solar system?
Answer: URANUS
Question: Early works of which English playwright include, "Chicken Soup with Barley" and "Roots"?
Answer: ARNOLD WESKER
Question: In the 1933 film "The Private Life of Henry VIII", starring Charles Laughton, the part of Anne of Cleves was played by Laughton's wife in real life. Can you name this actress?
Answer: ELSA LANCHESTER
Question: Which metallic element, the lightest one known, has the Atomic Number 3?
Answer: LITHIUM
Question: Which group won the Eurovision Song contest in 1981 with the song, "Making Your Mind Up"?
Answer: BUCKS FIZZ
Question: How were the comedy duo Ian and Janette Tough better known?
Answer: THE KRANKIES
Question: Which British athlete won the 100 metres gold medal at the 1924 Olympics?
Answer: HAROLD ABRAHAMS
Question: Which palace in Spain takes its name from the colour of its sun-dried red bricks?
Answer: ALHAMBRA
Question: Grandpa Frost is the equivalent of Father Christmas in which country?
Answer: RUSSIA
Question: Jean Valjean is the central character in which classical novel?
Answer: LES MISERABLES
Question: In 1922, who replied "Wonderful Things", when asked what he could see through a hole in a wall?
Answer: HOWARD CARTER
Question: What is the name of the theme park in Pigeon Forge, Tennessee?
Answer: DOLLYWOOD
Question: Which county won crickets county championship 6 times in the 1960's?
Answer: YORKSHIRE
Question: In 1889, who painted the picture 'Starry Night'?
Answer: Vincent VAN GOGH
Question: Who invented the cotton gin in 1783?
Answer: ELI WHITNEY
Question: What is the capital of the Middle Eastern emirate, Qatar?
Answer: DOHA
Question: A monument begun in 1948, in the Black Hills of South Dakota , when finished, will be of which American Indian Lakota chief?
Answer: CRAZY HORSE
Question: Who is the patron saint of ecologists?
Answer: Saint Francis
Question: Of which family is the minnow a member?
Answer: Carp
Question: What was Elvis Presley's first No. 1 record in the UK?
Answer: All Shook Up
Question: Which American football team are known as the Steelers?
Answer: Pittsburgh
Question: Which 1972 film starred Diana Ross as Billie Holiday?
Answer: Lady Sings The Blues
Question: Who composed the Hungarian Dances in 1869?
Answer: Brahms
Question: In the Addams Family what type of pet was Pugsley's Aristotle?
Answer: Octopus
Question: Which side finished bottom of the 1st division of the County Cricket Championship in 2008?
Answer: SURREY
Question: According to Catholic legend which saint mopped the brow of Jesus on his way to Calgary?
Answer: VERONICA
Question: The salts of which metal are used in the manufacture of calamine lotion?
Answer: ZINC
Question: What nationality is the international Rugby Union referee, Alain Rolland?
Answer: IRISH
Question: The salts of which poisonous acid are found in rhubarb leaves?
Answer: OXALIC ACID
Question: Which local born actor/writer won the Oscar for Best Original Screenplay in 1981, for his work on the film, "Chariots of Fire"?
Answer: COLIN WELLAND
Question: """Jane, the diary of a bright young thing"", was a cartoon strip that first appeared in Britain in 1932, in which daily newspaper?"
Answer: DAILY MIRROR
Question: What name is given to the energy which a body possesses by virtue of its motion?
Answer: Kinetic Energy