zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What was the name of the 13 year old who achieved a Starred First in Mathematics at Oxford University in 1985, becoming the youngest British person ever to gain a First Class degree?
Answer: Ruth Lawrence
Question: Who was elected leader of the British Social Democratic Party in July 1982?
Answer: Roy Jenkins
Question: Which country hosted the 1988 Winter Olympics?
Answer: Canada
Question: The ‘Goose Fair’ is held annually in which English city?
Answer: Nottingham
Question: Dipsophobia is the irrational fear of doing what?
Answer: Drinking alcohol
Question: In which year was the Bank of England entirely nationalised?
Answer: 1946
Question: How many ribs does a human have?
Answer: 24
Question: What is the national plant of Ireland?
Answer: Shamrock
Question: In the game of Bingo, ‘Knock at the door’ is the nickname of which number?
Answer: Four
Question: Which British island group was hit by an egg shortage in February 2012?
Answer: Falkland Islands
Question: In the childrenâs fairy tale, for how many years did Sleeping Beauty sleep after she pricked her finger on a spinning wheel?
Answer: 100 years
Question: What is the highest mountain in Australia?
Answer: Mount Kosciuszko
Question: What colours are on the national flag of Thailand?
Answer: Red, white, blue
Question: Which word can go after Black, Hard and Star to make three other words?
Answer: Board
Question: Which chemical element is represented by ‘Se’?
Answer: Selenium
Question: How wide, in metres, is an Olympic swimming pool?
Answer: 25 metres
Question: Which English rugby union team play their home games at The Recreation Ground?
Answer: Bath
Question: What flavour is the liqueur Creme de Noyaux?
Answer: Almond
Question: In which UK city is the television series ‘Hollyoaks’ set?
Answer: Chester
Question: Puck Bay lies off the shore of which European country?
Answer: Poland
Question: In 1968, what animal was depicted as the first mascot of the Summer Olympic Games?
Answer: Jaguar
Question: Who was President of France from 1969 to 1974?
Answer: Georges Pompidou
Question: The Macroplaze (or La Gran Plaza), one of the largest plazas in the world, is located in which Mexican city?
Answer: Monterrey
Question: Nyctophobia is the extreme fear of what?
Answer: Night or darkness
Question: How many English kings feature in the titles of Shakespeare plays?
Answer: Eight
Question: Roberto Di Matteo was sacked as manager of which English football club in November 2012?
Answer: Chelsea FC
Question: What is the name of the fairy in the play ‘Peter Pan’ by J M Barrie?
Answer: Tinker Bell
Question: What type of drink is claret?
Answer: Wine
Question: Which British singer/musician released a 2012 album entitled ‘Kisses on the Bottom’?
Answer: Paul McCartney
Question: What is the highest prime number between 1 and 100?
Answer: 97
Question: How many grams in half a kilo?
Answer: 500
Question: What does the Latin phrase ‘Cotidiana vilescunt’ translate to in English?
Answer: Familiarity breeds contempt
Question: Which flower is also known as the ‘Lent Lily’?
Answer: Narcissus (wild daffodil)
Question: In the Shakespeare play ‘Macbeth’ who kills Macbeth?
Answer: Macduff
Question: David Wilkie, Karl Gunner Larson and Michael Phelps are all associated with which sport?
Answer: Swimming
Question: ‘The Fenn Street Gang’ was a spin-off from which British television series?
Answer: Please Sir
Question: Which Briton won three Gold Olympic medals in the 2008 Summer Olympics?
Answer: Chris Hoy
Question: In which year did seatbelt use for drivers become mandatory in the UK?
Answer: 1983
Question: What was the name of the Tropical Storm, that turned into a hurricane, which hit the US Gulf Coast in August 2012?
Answer: Isaac
Question: In which year did Japan join the United Nations?
Answer: 1956
Question: Pollo is Italian for which bird?
Answer: Chicken
Question: Who played Mike Flaherty, the deputy mayor of New York, in the US television series ‘Spin City’?
Answer: Michael J Fox
Question: Spode pottery is made in which European country?
Answer: England
Question: Bovidae Ovis is the scientific name for which animal?
Answer: Sheep
Question: Stink 182 is a tribute band to which band?
Answer: Blink 182
Question: What is the title of the 1985 film sequel to ‘Romancing the Stone’ starring Michael Douglas?
Answer: The Jewel of the Nile
Question: The Copo and the Laguna Blanco National Parks are in which South American country?
Answer: Argentina
Question: What is the dot over a lower case ‘i’ called?
Answer: Tittle
Question: In the game of Shove Ha’penny, what is the term for placing three coins in a ‘Bed’ in a single go?
Answer: Sergeant
Question: In the Scottish nursery rhyme who runs through the town in his nightgown?
Answer: Wee Willie Winkie
Question: Who married Captain Mark Phillips at Westminster Abbey in November 1973?
Answer: Princess Anne
Question: Which chemical compound has the formula H2S?
Answer: Hydrogen Sulphide
Question: Which English comedian was born Frederick Fowell in 1943?
Answer: Freddie Starr
Question: In which year was the Berlin International Film Festival first held?
Answer: 1951
Question: Enero is Spanish for which month of the year?
Answer: January
Question: Central Park is in which borough of New York City?
Answer: Manhattan
Question: In which year was the tax on betting abolished in the Britain?
Answer: 2001
Question: In the Northern Hemisphere on which date do all racehorses celebrate their birthday?
Answer: January 1st
Question: In 1983, who became the first woman to train an English Grand National winner?
Answer: Jenny Pitman
Question: 18th Century anatomist Anna Manzolini was an expert at making anatomical models from which material?
Answer: Wax
Question: Which English Test Cricket captain retired from professional cricket in August 2012?
Answer: Andrew Strauss
Question: The Hawaiian phrase ‘Aloha kakahiaka’ translates to what in English?
Answer: Good morning
Question: Brownsea Island is off the coast of which English county?
Answer: Dorset
Question: What was the the first name of 17th Century artist van Dyck?
Answer: Anthony
Question: ‘Spud’ is slang for which vegetable?
Answer: Potato
Question: What is the fruit of a rose bush called?
Answer: (Rose) Hip
Question: Tom Church’s statue ‘Freedom’, in Stirling, Scotland, was inspired by which 1995 film?
Answer: Braveheart
Question: If something is ‘preocular’ it is situated in front of which part of the body?
Answer: Eye
Question: Which late British Punk rocker had a city square named after him in Grenada, Spain?
Answer: Joe Strummer
Question: What is the name of the road which runs through the British Grand National race course at Aintree?
Answer: Melling Road
Question: ‘Alcea rosea’ is the Latin name for which common garden flower?
Answer: Hollyhock
Question: In the British army, which rank is between Lieutenant and Major?
Answer: Captain
Question: The Gordon Bennett Cup, first awarded in 1906, is a prize in which sport?
Answer: Gas Ballooning
Question: In which century was the office of Black Rod created for the House of Lords in England?
Answer: 14th Century
Question: The name of which animal derives from the Native American word for ‘He who kills with one leap’?
Answer: Jaguar
Question: ‘Rock Paper Scissors’ is the title of an exhibition which opened in London’s Waddington Custot Galleries in November 2012 in celebration of the 80th birthday of which British artist?
Answer: Sir Peter Blake
Question: Which country is the only one to hold a Grand Slam Tennis Tournament on clay courts?
Answer: France
Question: Jamaica Inn is in which English county?
Answer: Cornwall
Question: Pepe le Pew is what type of cartoon animal?
Answer: Skunk
Question: Which theatre opened in Norfolk Street, Sheffield, England in 1971?
Answer: Crucible Theatre
Question: Which US city was named after St Francis of Assisi?
Answer: San Francisco
Question: ‘Bertha and Bernie’ is a 1961 painting by which British artist?
Answer: David Hockney
Question: Which British group were banned from performing in the US for four years in the 1960’s?
Answer: The Kinks
Question: In which country is the 2008 film ‘The Hurt Locker’ set?
Answer: Iraq
Question: Holly Valance and Jason Donovan competed in which 2011 UK television show?
Answer: Strictly Come Dancing
Question: What is the name of the alley in which cartoon character Top Cat lives?
Answer: Hoagy’s Alley
Question: US rock musician Carmine Appice is famous for playing which instrument?
Answer: Drums
Question: In mathematics, how many sides does a rhombus have?
Answer: Four
Question: In which 2001 film does Robert Redford play a court-martialled Lieutenant General who’s sent to jail?
Answer: The Last Castle
Question: In the game of Bingo, ‘Man alive’ is the nickname of which number?
Answer: 5
Question: Independence Day is celebrated in Panama during which month of the year?
Answer: November
Question: Which French philosopher and mathematician has been dubbed ‘The Father of Modern Philosophy’?
Answer: Rene Descartes
Question: ‘The Road to ‘where’ is the fifth ‘Road’ film starring Bob Hope and Bing Crosby?
Answer: Rio
Question: What is the first name of Welsh singer Duffy?
Answer: Amie
Question: Assamese cuisine originated in which country?
Answer: India
Question: In the board game ‘Operation’, how many Doctor’s points are scored by successfully removing the Funny Bone (humerus)?
Answer: 200
Question: Which river separates New York City from New Jersey?
Answer: The Hudson River
Question: Lunes is Spanish for which day of the week?
Answer: Monday
Question: The song ‘Fashion for His Love’ by Lady Gaga is a tribute to which late fashion designer?
Answer: Alexander McQueen
Question: Which bird is on the national flag of Papua New Guinea?
Answer: Bird of Paradise
Question: The asteroid belt lies roughly between which two planets in our solar system?
Answer: Mars and Jupiter
Question: Which gas is used to make the bubbles in fizzy drinks?
Answer: Carbon dioxide
Question: Which British band released an 1993 album entitled ‘Walthamstow’?
Answer: East 17
Question: Ben Macdui is part of which European mountain range?
Answer: Cairngorms
Question: Who was the first foreign coach of the England football squad?
Answer: Sven Goran Eriksson
Question: Which plant has the Latin name Ribes Rubrum?
Answer: Redcurrant
Question: Which chemical element has the symbol Pt?
Answer: Platinum
Question: Southern Indian Lake is in which country?
Answer: Canada
Question: What type of creature is a Kentish Glory?
Answer: Moth
Question: Who plays architect Doug Roberts in the 1974 film ‘Towering Inferno’?
Answer: Paul Newman
Question: During which month of the year is the Crufts Dog Show held in the UK?
Answer: March
Question: In Britain, who does the Best Man traditionally sit next to at a wedding reception?
Answer: Groom’s mother
Question: Visage is French for which part of the body?
Answer: Face
Question: ‘The Entertainer’ by Scott Joplin is the theme tune for which 1973 film?
Answer: The Sting
Question: The River Danube empties into which body of water?
Answer: Black Sea
Question: Who won the 2003 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award?
Answer: Jonny Wilkinson
Question: In medicine, a spirograph is an instrument used for recording what?
Answer: Breathing movements
Question: In which country was the 2010 golf Ryder Cup competition held?
Answer: Wales
Question: Who wrote the 1902 autobiography ‘The Story of My Life’?
Answer: Helen Keller
Question: Dunlop cheese comes from which country?
Answer: Scotland
Question: Dactylonomy is counting using what?
Answer: Fingers
Question: Who was the last person to leave the house in the first UK television show of Celebrity Big Brother in 2001?
Answer: Jack Dee
Question: What is the name of the house to which the family move in the novel ‘The Railway Children’ by Edith Nesbit?
Answer: Three Chimneys
Question: Grand Central Terminal (or Grand Central Station) is located at 42nd Street and which Avenue in Midtown Manhatten in New York?
Answer: Park Avenue
Question: The St John’s River is the longest river in which US state?
Answer: Florida
Question: A group of which birds is known as a ‘Charm’?
Answer: Finches
Question: On which island is the former royal residence Osborne House, built for Queen Victoria and Prince Albert?
Answer: Isle of Wight
Question: Brazo is Spanish for which part of the body?
Answer: Arm
Question: ‘Forty Years On’ is the title of the first West End play by which British playwright?
Answer: Alan Bennett
Question: Melanophobia is the irrational fear of which colour?
Answer: Black
Question: Which country won the 1963 Eurovision Song Contest with the song ‘Danesvise’?
Answer: Denmark
Question: What is the national flower of Nepal?
Answer: Rhododendron
Question: Which British soap opera was the first to feature a gay wedding?
Answer: The Archers
Question: ‘Winnie the Pooh’ is the Bingo call for which number?
Answer: 42
Question: Who plays the title role in the 1970 film ‘Kelly’s Heroes’?
Answer: Clint Eastwood
Question: Seersucker is what type of fabric?
Answer: Cotton
Question: Which chemical element has the symbol Cn?
Answer: Copernicium
Question: In 16th Century Italy, what were ‘Chopines’?
Answer: Platform shoes
Question: Stanford University is in which US state?
Answer: California
Question: Laslo Papp won three gold Olympic medals in which sport?
Answer: Boxing
Question: ‘Refusing to ignore people in crisis’ is the slogan of which charity?
Answer: British Red Cross
Question: What is the metal tip of an umbrella called?
Answer: Ferrule
Question: What is mixed with soda water to make a spritzer?
Answer: Wine
Question: Bump, Hook, Neck Shot and Wraps are all terms used in which sport?
Answer: Polo
Question: Which two actors have played Obi-Wan Kenobi in the Star Wars’ series of films?
Answer: Alec Guinness and Ewan McGregor
Question: What is the title of the 2006 follow-up novel to ‘The Queen and I’ by British author Sue Townsend?
Answer: Queen Camilla
Question: Lady Rosaline, Lady Maria and Lady Katherine are all characters in which Shakespeare play?
Answer: Love’s Labour’s Lost
Question: In the Shakespeare play ‘The Merry Wives of Windsor’ what is the name of Sir John Falstaff’s page?
Answer: Robin
Question: Ian Botham played his last professional cricket match for which English team?
Answer: Durham
Question: ‘Taim I’ngra leat’ is Irish for what?
Answer: I love you
Question: Which is the largest city in Asia by population?
Answer: Shanghai
Question: Harrisburg is the capital of which US state?
Answer: Pennsylvania
Question: A group of which animals is known as an ‘Array’?
Answer: Hedgehogs
Question: The headquarters of IT company Viglen double up as one of the filming locations of which British reality television show?
Answer: The Apprentice
Question: The 1990 ‘Community Charge’ introduced by the British government was commonly known by what name?
Answer: Poll Tax
Question: Which cartoon character owns a dog called Dogmatix?
Answer: Obelix
Question: Samedi is French for which day of the week?
Answer: Saturday
Question: ‘Welcome to Joyville’ is an advertising slogan for which confectionery brand?
Answer: Cadbury
Question: Who played the role of Gabrielle Dragon in the 1966 UK television series ‘George and the Dragon’?
Answer: Peggy Mount
Question: What type of creature is a dragonet?
Answer: Fish
Question: The Calcutta Cup is played for in Rugby union between which two nations?
Answer: England and Scotland
Question: Who won the 1994 Formula One Grand Prix World Championships?
Answer: Michael Schumacher
Question: Which country won the 1996 Cricket World Cup?
Answer: Sri Lanka
Question: Xuan (or Shuen) paper is commonly known by what name?
Answer: Rice paper
Question: Dorado is Spanish for which colour?
Answer: Gold
Question: The New York Rangers represent the city in which sport?
Answer: Ice Hockey
Question: Which British entertainer, born June 1960, played football for Barnet FC at the same time as Jimmy Greaves?
Answer: Bradley Walsh
Question: Who returned to office as Canadian Prime Minister in March 1980?
Answer: Pierre Trudeau
Question: In the US, which state borders the south of Kansas?
Answer: Oklahoma
Question: What is the full width of a badminton court in feet?
Answer: 20 feet
Question: Which two US actors played the title roles in the 1969 film ‘Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid’?
Answer: Paul Newman and Robert Redford
Question: What colour is superhero Batman’s Batphone?
Answer: Red
Question: In the nursery rhyme, who was eating curds and whey?
Answer: Miss Muffet
Question: The English resort of Broadstairs is in which county?
Answer: Kent
Question: Who was voted the Cricket Writers’ Club Young Cricketer of the Year in 1963?
Answer: Geoffrey Boycott
Question: What is the name of the building in which Mark and Jeremy live in the UK comedy television series ‘Peep Show’?
Answer: Apollo House
Question: The Kroon is a monetary unit of which European country?
Answer: Estonia
Question: What is a female antelope called?
Answer: Doe
Question: Which cartoon character is usually portrayed wearing yellow checked trousers and scarf?
Answer: Rupert the Bear
Question: Which painter had a ‘Blue Period’?
Answer: Pablo Picasso
Question: What type of drink is Tio Pepe?
Answer: Sherry
Question: Fred the Red is the mascot of which English football club?
Answer: Manchester United FC
Question: How old was Shirley temple when she won a special Juvenile Academy Award?
Answer: Six years old
Question: The Ted Kennedys is a tribute band to which band?
Answer: The Dead Kennedys
Question: Vitis is the Latin name for which fruit-bearing plant?
Answer: Grape Vine
Question: What does the Latin Phrase ‘Scienta est potentia’ translate to in English?
Answer: Knowledge is power
Question: In mathematics, how many degrees are in a straight angle?
Answer: 180
Question: The Smithsonian Institution, the world’s largest museum and research centre, is in which US city?
Answer: Washington DC
Question: Who wrote the 1991 novel ‘Gridlock’?
Answer: Ben Elton
Question: Which 1980’s British pop star said ‘I’d rather have a cup of tea than sex’?
Answer: Boy George
Question: Basorexia is a strong desire to do what to a person?
Answer: Kiss
Question: ‘The Temple of Venus’ is a sex museum in which European city?
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: Bhutan is bordered by which two countries?
Answer: China and India
Question: In May 1990, the World Health Organisation removed what from its list of mental disorders?
Answer: Homosexuality
Question: Dienstag is German for which day of the week?
Answer: Tuesday
Question: In the 2006 film ‘Snakes on a Plane’, the plane takes off from which US state?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: ‘If I should die, think only this of me: That there is some corner of a foreign field.  That is forever England’ is from which poem by Rupert Brooke
Answer: The Soldier
Question: Which of the elements has the lowest boiling point?
Answer: Helium
Question: The theme tune to the UK television series ‘The South Bank Show’ is by which composer?
Answer: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Question: A spleenwort is what type of plant?
Answer: Fern
Question: Which Paris airport opened in March 1974?
Answer: Charles de Gaulle Airport
Question: In which country is the 1961 Gothic horror film ‘The Pit and the Pendulum’ set?
Answer: Spain
Question: Which English football club is nicknamed ‘The Foxes’?
Answer: Leicester City FC
Question: Which American footballer player was nicknamed ‘The Refrigerator’?
Answer: William Perry
Question: Which British boxer is nicknamed ‘King Khan’?
Answer: Amir Khan
Question: A group of which birds is known as a Muster or a Phalanx?
Answer: Storks
Question: The Raymond Revue Bar strip club featured in which Beatles film?
Answer: Magical Mystery Tour
Question: Oenophobia is the hatred or extreme dislike of which drink?
Answer: Wine
Question: What is the name of the Anthill Mob’s car in the children’s television show ‘Wacky Races’?
Answer: Bulletproof Bomb
Question: Sheila Mercier played which character in the UK television show ‘Emmerdale (Farm)’?
Answer: Annie Sugden
Question: Lake Torrens is in which country?
Answer: Australia
Question: Ginocchio is Italian for which part of the body?
Answer: Knee
Question: In the US television show ‘The Sopranos’, what is the name of the nursing home in which Tony Soprano’s mother Livia lived?
Answer: Green Grove
Question: In the US television show ‘The Sopranos’, which university did Meadow Soprano attend?
Answer: Columbia University
Question: In the US television show ‘The Sopranos’, who had to return to Italy after a flirtation with Tony Soprano’s wife Carmela?
Answer: Furio Giunta
Question: RMS Titanic called at which Irish port on her way to America in 1912?
Answer: Queenstown (now COBH)
Question: Which famous concert venue is located at 881 Seventh Avenue, New York?
Answer: Carnegie Hall
Question: In February 2007 which Welsh town was twinned with Timbuktu in Africa?
Answer: Hay-on-Wye
Question: Who plays George Carter in the 2012 film ‘The Sweeney’?
Answer: Ben Drew
Question: What is the term for a painting which consists of four or more leaves or panels, usually joined by hinges, and often used as an alterpiece?
Answer: Polyptych
Question: Cou is French for which part of the body?
Answer: Neck
Question: How many stations are there on the Paris Metro rail system?
Answer: 303
Question: The county of Pembrokeshire is in which British country?
Answer: Wales
Question: What is the full length of a badminton court in feet?
Answer: 44 feet
Question: What is the national flower of Scotland?
Answer: Thistle
Question: In the 2007 film ‘Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’, was is the first name of Sweeney Todd’s wife?
Answer: Lucy
Question: What is the name of Mr Carburettor’s mother in the children’s television series ‘Roary the Racing Car’?
Answer: Mama Mia
Question: What is the official language of The Netherlands?
Answer: Dutch
Question: Who plays the deaf man in the 1989 film ‘See No Evil, Hear No Evil’?
Answer: Gene Wilder
Question: The Sankamphaeng Hot Springs are in which Asian country?
Answer: Thailand
Question: Who directed the 1973 film ‘Serpico’?
Answer: Sidney Lumet
Question: The WPBSA is the governing body of which sports?
Answer: Snooker and billiards
Question: How many feet in a UK mile?
Answer: 5280
Question: In which English city was singer Chuck Berry’s live recording of ‘My Ding-A-Ling’ recorded in 1972?
Answer: Coventry
Question: Which US record label was bought by Polygram in August 1993?
Answer: Motown
Question: What is the official fruit of New York, USA?
Answer: Apple
Question: What is the title of Alex Comfort’s best-selling illustrated manual, first published in October 1972?
Answer: The Joy of Sex
Question: The eight year old daughter of which British politician was left behind in a pub in Buckinghamshire after a family lunch in April 2012?
Answer: David Cameron
Question: Who was the Vice President of former US President Bill Clinton?
Answer: Al Gore
Question: The English resort of Bournemouth lies on which body of water?
Answer: English Channel
Question: On the human body, Walrus, Pencil and Toothbrush are all types of what?
Answer: Moustache
Question: Which mountain is known as ‘The White Spider’?
Answer: Eiger (North Face)
Question: Orso is Italian for which animal?
Answer: Bear
Question: A florican is what type of creature?
Answer: Bird
Question: What is a female guinea pig called?
Answer: Sow
Question: Which city is the start and finish of the 1873 novel ‘Around the World in Eighty Days’?
Answer: London
Question: Singer/actor Will Young made in his London West End stage debut in which musical?
Answer: Cabaret
Question: Sligo, Galway and Limerick are all cities in which European country?
Answer: Ireland
Question: Which English-Australian singer had a 1962 hit single entitled ‘I Remember You’?
Answer: Frank Ifield
Question: Produced in the UK between 1961 and 1962, what was the first UK Gerry Anderson series to be shown overseas?
Answer: Supercar
Question: What is the name of the sheriff in the children’s television series ‘Four Feather Falls’, co-created by Gerry Anderson?
Answer: Tex Tucker
Question: What is the name of the Tracy family’s manservant in the children’s television series ‘Thunderbirds’?
Answer: Kyrano
Question: FC Jazz is a football club in which European country?
Answer: Finland
Question: US President Bill Clinton belonged to which political party?
Answer: Democratic Party