zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Who was the first coloured Wimbledon singles champion
Answer: Althea Gibson
Question: In which month do British monarchs have their official birthday
Answer: June
Question: Who was the first test tube baby
Answer: Louise Brown
Question: If you are suffering from singultus what is wrong with you
Answer: Hiccups
Question: What was the Bishop of London’s official residence before 1973
Answer: Fulham Palace
Question: What is the capital of Egypt
Answer: Cairo
Question: What is the more common name for the blister beetle
Answer: Spanish fly
Question: Who was Brigitte Bardot’s third husband
Answer: Gunther Sachs
Question: What was the name of Joe Cocker’s backing group
Answer: The Grease Band
Question: In judo what colour belt do you gain after white
Answer: Yellow
Question: How many of Henry V111’s wives were beheaded
Answer: Two
Question: Who played Curly in Coronation Street
Answer: Kevin Kennedy
Question: What religion was Richard Nixon
Answer: Quaker
Question: What was the follow up series of Porridge with Fletcher being released from jail
Answer: Going Straight
Question: What is the proper name for the basket of a hot air balloon
Answer: Gondola
Question: Which country has the international car registration letters of GBZ
Answer: Gibraltar
Question: Who told Michael Aspel, I'm always on the job
Answer: Maggie Thatcher
Question: Who wrote the UB 40 hit Red Red Wine
Answer: Neil Diamond
Question: From which language do we get the word kiosk
Answer: Turkish
Question: Which well known actor played the part of Red Grant in the Bond film From Russia With Love
Answer: Robert Shaw
Question: Which English artist painted The Blue Boy and The Hay Wagon (not the Haywain)
Answer: Thomas Gainsborough
Question: What is the home ground of Walsall F.C. called
Answer: Bank's Stadium
Question: Which river forms the border between America and Mexico
Answer: Rio Grande
Question: What type of animal is a bongo
Answer: Antelope
Question: Which animal has the longest pregnancy
Answer: Elephant
Question: After which engineer was the university at Uxbridge named
Answer: Brunel
Question: Everybody's Talkin’ was the theme song from which film
Answer: Midnight Cowboy
Question: What is the Spanish parliament called
Answer: The Cortes
Question: Who succeeded Anwar Sadat as President of Egypt
Answer: Hosni Mubarak
Question: What colour do Chelsea Pensioners wear in the winter
Answer: Blue
Question: Who in the Royal Family is married to Serena Stanhope
Answer: Viscount Linley
Question: What is the name of the Archers farm in the long running radio soap
Answer: Brookfield
Question: On of the titles of the Kings of Siam (Thailand) is the possessor of the four and twenty what
Answer: Umbrellas
Question: Which female singer began her career as lead singer with the Sugarcubes
Answer: Bjork
Question: Who was the first footballer to score ten Premier League hat tricks
Answer: Alan Shearer
Question: If you ordered fromage from a French restaurant menu what would you be served with
Answer: Cheese
Question: What is the clarified butter used in Indian cookery called
Answer: Ghee
Question: Which European prime minister was assassinated in 1986
Answer: Olaf Palme
Question: Who duetted on Endless Love with Diana Ross in 1981
Answer: Lionel Richie
Question: In which mountain range in the Americas would you find Pikes Peak
Answer: Rockies
Question: What is the highest mountain in the Alps
Answer: Mont Blanc
Question: In which European city would you be most likely to travel in a vaporetto
Answer: Venice
Question: The Countess of Mornington was the mother of which British general and statesman
Answer: Duke of Wellington
Question: Who wrote For Whom The Bell Tolls
Answer: Ernest Hemingway
Question: What was the nickname of the U.S. basketball team at the Barcelona Olympics
Answer: The Dream Team
Question: Who was the American who won four successive Olympic golds at the discus
Answer: Al Oerter
Question: Whose idea was it to carry a flaming torch from Athens to the scene of the Olympics
Answer: Adolf Hitler
Question: What is botany the study of
Answer: Plant life
Question: In Dallas in which county do the Ewings live
Answer: Braddock County
Question: In which Australian city is the Gabba cricket ground
Answer: Brisbane
Question: Who played George The Third in the film The Madness of King George
Answer: Nigel Hawthorne
Question: Eastleigh Airport serves which English town
Answer: Southampton
Question: Ballet leg double, knight, and back pike are terms in which Olympic sport
Answer: Synchronised swimming
Question: With which item of clothing are Turnbull and Assers particularly associated with
Answer: Shirts
Question: What type of creature is a hellbender
Answer: Salamander
Question: In archery how many points is the blue worth
Answer: Five
Question: Which song begins, Sitting in a sleazy snack bar sucking sickly sausage rolls
Answer: Fog on the Tyne
Question: What is an eagle's nest called
Answer: An eyrie
Question: Which four words complete the proverb, No bees, no honey
Answer: No work no money
Question: In which of the United States would you find the Colorado Desert
Answer: California
Question: What precious stones are found in the Namib desert of Africa
Answer: Diamonds
Question: In which group of islands is Tenerife
Answer: Canaries
Question: Which Island's volcano erupted in 1961 and necessitated the population to be evacuated
Answer: Tristan Da Cunha
Question: Where is the volcano Olympus Mons
Answer: On Mars
Question: What is Europe's largest and most active volcano
Answer: Etna
Question: In what year was the big ball made compulsory in the Open Golf Championship
Answer: 1974
Question: What is the name of the famous ship which sank in 1545 and was raised in 1982
Answer: The Mary Rose
Question: In which Italian city would you find the Uffizi Gallery
Answer: Florence
Question: What is the currency of Switzerland
Answer: Swiss franc
Question: What is the name of the flat hat worn by academics
Answer: Mortarboard
Question: Who is Sting married to
Answer: Trudie Styler
Question: Who is game show host Les Dennis married to
Answer: Amanda Holden
Question: Who is the presenter of radio 4's Woman's Hour
Answer: Jenni Murray
Question: What item of tableware was introduced into England by Thomas Coryat in 1608
Answer: The table fork
Question: What was the name of the submarine in Jules Verne's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea
Answer: Nautilus
Question: What is the capital of Mexico
Answer: Mexico City
Question: What plant is the national emblem of The Lebanon
Answer: Cedar Tree
Question: Which is the lowest female singing voice
Answer: Contralto
Question: What is another name for Whit Sunday
Answer: Pentecost
Question: Who wrote Hancock's Half Hour and Steptoe and Son
Answer: Galton and Simpson
Question: What is the state capital of Tennessee
Answer: Nashville
Question: What popular spring flower is also known as the Lent Lily
Answer: Daffodil
Question: Frankie Fredericks represented which country at athletics
Answer: Namibia
Question: In what county is the new town of Milton Keynes
Answer: Buckinghamshire
Question: What is a female fox called
Answer: Vixen
Question: At which former football ground would you have been able to watch from the Kippax Stand
Answer: Maine Road
Question: What is the name of the advertising character made from liquorice allsorts
Answer: Bertie Bassett
Question: What is the state capital of New Mexico
Answer: Sante Fe
Question: What was the longest running Western T.V. series
Answer: Gunsmoke
Question: In which Bond film did Rowan Atkinson first appear
Answer: Never Say Never Again
Question: Which Bond film starring Roger Moore had scenes filmed at the Nene Valley Railway
Answer: Octopussy
Question: What was the name of the Bond girl played by Honor Blackman
Answer: Pussy Galore
Question: What was the nickname of Florence Griffith Joyner
Answer: Flo-Jo
Question: How many players are there in a water polo team
Answer: Seven
Question: What kind of weapon is the tupara used by Maoris
Answer: Double barrelled shotgun
Question: What is the more common name for the medical condition trismus
Answer: Lockjaw
Question: In which town is the headquarters of the William Morrison supermarket group
Answer: Bradford
Question: What is the title of the English judge who ranks immediately below the Lord Chief Justice
Answer: Master of the Rolls
Question: What is the Scottish third verdict
Answer: Not proven
Question: What nationality I was F.1. Grand Prix driver Jack Brabham
Answer: Australian
Question: How long does a golfer get to find a lost ball
Answer: Five minutes
Question: Who was the captain of H.M.S. Bounty when the crew mutinied
Answer: Captain Bligh
Question: In which ballet does the character Odette Odile appear
Answer: Swan Lake
Question: What is the symbol of Judaism
Answer: Six pointed star
Question: In which country is Lake Como
Answer: Italy
Question: Hot Chocolate's You Sexy Thing was used as the theme music for which 1997 film
Answer: The Full Monty
Question: What are the respiratory organs of fish called
Answer: Gills
Question: Which bone connects the elbow to the shoulder
Answer: Humerus
Question: What is the more common name of the garden flower Kniphophia
Answer: Red hot poker
Question: What was the name of the 1988 film starring Meryl Streep about the Australian Dingo baby murder case
Answer: A Cry In The Dark
Question: In the film Psycho where does the first murder occur
Answer: In the shower
Question: How many penalty points are incurred for knocking down a fence in a three day event
Answer: Ten
Question: Who was the first cricketer to take 300 test wickets
Answer: Fred Trueman
Question: How many strings does a cello have
Answer: Four
Question: What is the largest of the woodwind family of instruments
Answer: Bassoon
Question: In music a bagatelle is a piece of music composed primarily for which instrument
Answer: Piano
Question: What is the highest pitched woodwind instrument in an orchestra
Answer: Piccolo
Question: Which river runs into the Dead Sea
Answer: Jordan
Question: What was Celebrity Squares called in the U.S.A.
Answer: Hollywood Squares
Question: What are the diamond shaped panes of glass in a leaded window called
Answer: Quarries
Question: What is the chemical symbol for sodium
Answer: Na
Question: What date is St. Swithin's Day
Answer: July 15th
Question: What was Britain's first Eurovision Song Contest entry
Answer: All
Question: In which sport did Simon Terry win Olympic bronze in Barcelona
Answer: Archery
Question: Kranebitten airport is in which European country
Answer: Austria
Question: Which capital city is served by Hellinikon Airport
Answer: Athens
Question: Alfred, Farmingdale and Pixie are varieties of which fruit
Answer: Apricots
Question: What is another name for pimento
Answer: Allspice
Question: The green aromatic stalks of which plant are used in cake decoration (usually candied)
Answer: Angelica
Question: Which British motor manufacturer used to make the Westminster
Answer: Austin
Question: What is the county town of Mayo
Answer: Castlebar
Question: What English town has as its coat of arms a railway wheel with six spokes
Answer: Crewe
Question: Which of the many songs in Mary Poppins won an Oscar
Answer: Chim Chim Cheree
Question: Who is the male star of the Vacation films by National Lampoon
Answer: Chevy Chase
Question: In which sport would you compete for the McRobertson Shield
Answer: Croquet
Question: When Roger Bannister broke the four minute mile who came second
Answer: Chris Chataway
Question: Which film tells the story of Sally Bowles
Answer: Cabaret
Question: Who plays Boycie in Fools and Horses
Answer: John Challis
Question: June is Busting Out All Over comes from which musical
Answer: Carousel
Question: What was Mariah Carey's first top ten entry (1990)
Answer: Vision Of Love
Question: Who did David Essex duet with on True Love Ways in 1994
Answer: Catherine Zeta Jones
Question: How many times did Miguel Induran win the Tour de France in the 1990's
Answer: Five
Question: What is the christian name of Colonel Sanders of Kentucky Fried Chicken fame
Answer: Harland
Question: What is the currency of Somalia
Answer: Shilling
Question: What was Glen Campbell's first top ten entry (1969)
Answer: Wichita
Question: What was the first U.K. top ten entry for Odyssey
Answer: New York
Question: Who was the first European to see the Victoria Falls and named them
Answer: Livingston
Question: Who played the lodger Dermot in the first series of Men Behaving Badly
Answer: Enfield
Question: What is Madrid's underground railway called
Answer: The Metro
Question: Which car manufacture make the Jimny
Answer: Suzuki
Question: What was the name of Bob Marley's backing group
Answer: The Wailers
Question: Who was the female singer in Jefferson Airplane
Answer: Grace Slick
Question: In which country was the 1994 Pacific Grand Prix held
Answer: Japan
Question: What sport is played by the Florida Marlins
Answer: Baseball
Question: In the 50's western series Maverick who played Bart Maverick
Answer: Jack Kelly
Question: Who played the part of Cheyenne Bodie in the TV series Cheyenne
Answer: Clint Walker
Question: What make of car was Princess Diana killed in
Answer: Mercedes
Question: Who built the first iron hulled steamship, the Great Britain
Answer: Isambard Kingdom Brunel
Question: What was the U.K.'s top selling single in the 50's
Answer: Rock Around The Clock
Question: What product did Actor Rutger Hauer advertise on TV
Answer: Guinness
Question: What gives macaroons their distinctive flavour
Answer: Almonds
Question: Tooth's lager is brewed in which country
Answer: Australia
Question: What is the main ingredient of the Indian dish dhal
Answer: Lentils
Question: Who wrote the song Crazy, made famous by Patsy Cline
Answer: Willie Nelson
Question: What is the name of the crossword game show that was presented by Tom O' Connor
Answer: Crosswits
Question: What was Captain Mainwaring's favourite description of Private Pike
Answer: Stupid boy
Question: In Roman mythology how were Romulus and Remus related
Answer: Brothers
Question: After how many years does the mythical phoenix build it's funeral pyre and is then reborn
Answer: Five hundred
Question: How many hurdles are jumped in a men's 400 metres hurdle race
Answer: Ten
Question: What does a barometer measure
Answer: Atmospheric pressure
Question: What is the name of the topmost bone of the spine that supports the skull
Answer: Atlas
Question: What is the traditional antidote for a nettle sting
Answer: Dock leaf
Question: Who was Dawn French married to
Answer: Lenny Henry
Question: What is the name of the local pub in Eastenders
Answer: The Queen Vic
Question: What fruit is the main ingredient of guacamole
Answer: Avocado
Question: Who composed the New World Symphony
Answer: Dvorak
Question: What is or was the name of Herman's backing group
Answer: Hermits
Question: Which duo had the top selling single of 1981
Answer: Soft Cell
Question: Cleavon Little was the name of the sheriff in which spoof western
Answer: Blazing Saddles
Question: Who played Billy the Kid in the film The Left Handed Gun
Answer: Paul Newman
Question: How was retired gunfighter Clint Eastwood trying to earn a living in The Unforgiven
Answer: Pig farmer
Question: Which word will prefix the following, sighted, bread, and hand
Answer: Short
Question: In the film Summer Holiday with Cliff Richard what was the planned destination of the London bus that they were travelling in
Answer: Athens
Question: The zinnia is a member of which flower family
Answer: Aster
Question: What was the first domesticated beast of burden
Answer: Ass
Question: What is the name of the Jetson's dog
Answer: Astro
Question: In Australian slang what is a swagman
Answer: Tramp
Question: The Kiel Canal connects the North Sea with which other sea
Answer: Baltic
Question: Simultaneous and quadratic are both types of what
Answer: Equations
Question: What colour is an emu's egg
Answer: Dark green
Question: Canaries belong to which family of birds
Answer: Finches
Question: Which cover of an Elvis song gave the Pet Shop Boys a number one in 1987
Answer: Always on My Mind
Question: Great Britain has won most of her Olympic golds in athletics which sport has been the next successful
Answer: Rowing
Question: Which American motor manufacturer made the Corvette
Answer: Chevrolet
Question: What nationality is Richard Clayderman
Answer: French
Question: In which city would you watch football in the Nou Camp Stadium
Answer: Barcelona
Question: What three words appear at the end of every Loony Tunes cartoon
Answer: That's all Folks
Question: What is the largest structure in the world made by living creatures
Answer: The Great Barrier Reef
Question: Which river runs down the middle of Paraguay
Answer: The Paraguay
Question: Which islands are known as The Friendly Isles
Answer: Tonga
Question: In which London street did Virgin Records open their first shop
Answer: Oxford Street
Question: What title is given to the finale of Elgar's Coronation Ode
Answer: Land of Hope and Glory
Question: What name is given to the stiffening of the body after death
Answer: Rigor Mortis
Question: What is the largest single organ of the body
Answer: The skin
Question: In which ocean is the island of Papua New Guinea
Answer: Pacific
Question: Who did Lennox Lewis beat to become undisputed Heavyweight Champion of the World in 1999
Answer: Evander Holyfield
Question: What nationality was Madame Tussaud
Answer: Swiss
Question: The London store Harrods describes itself as Harrods of where
Answer: Knightsbridge
Question: Which Football League side was once known as Small Heath Alliance
Answer: Birmingham City
Question: Who won the San Marino Grand Prix in 2005
Answer: Fernando Alonso
Question: In which town or city would you find The Raffles Western Hotel
Answer: Singapore
Question: By what common name is Hansen's Disease better known
Answer: Leprosy
Question: What is the first name of chef Jamie Oliver's wife
Answer: Juliette
Question: Who played the title role in the film Gandhi
Answer: Ben Kingsley
Question: Which comedian is known as The Pub Landlord
Answer: Al Murray
Question: How many half crowns were there in a pre decimal pound
Answer: Eight
Question: Who wrote the Ride of the Valkyries
Answer: Richard Wagner
Question: What was Pink Floyd's first single
Answer: Arnold Layne
Question: Who was the first woman to be appointed Lord Warden of the Cinque Ports
Answer: The Queen Mother
Question: What trophy is at stake when Australia play the West Indies at test cricket
Answer: Worrell Trophy
Question: How many times was Clark Gable nominated for the Oscar for Best Actor
Answer: Three
Question: What dog is known as the King of the Terriers
Answer: Airedale
Question: Who painted the famous picture Bubbles
Answer: Millais
Question: Which actor who played Superman in the films became a quadriplegic and has since died
Answer: Christopher Reeve
Question: In the film The Truman Show what is Truman's surname
Answer: Burbank
Question: Which TV series co-starred Pauline Quirke and Warren Clarke as Faith and Brian Addis
Answer: Down To Earth
Question: Which cricketing country did Heath Streak play test cricket for
Answer: Zimbabwe
Question: Which 1999 film starring Tom Hanks is set in a Louisiana prison
Answer: The Green Mile
Question: Which actor starred in the films The China Syndrome and Disclosure
Answer: Michael Douglas
Question: Which fruit plays a role in the downfall of Captain Queeg in the film 'The Caine Mutiny
Answer: Strawberries
Question: What word goes before tree, cart and pie
Answer: Apple
Question: Who had a top ten hit in 1965 with Game Of Love
Answer: Wayne Fontana
Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1976 with Things We do For Love
Answer: 10cc
Question: Which manager took Liverpool FC to six league titles and three European Cup wins
Answer: Bob Paisley
Question: Which weapon of warfare was invented by Robert Whitehead in 1866
Answer: Torpedo
Question: For which drink is mother’s ruin a nickname
Answer: Gin
Question: Who was the composer of The Saint Louis Blues
Answer: W.C. Handy
Question: Orangeman’s day in Northern Ireland celebrates victory in which battle
Answer: Battle of the Boyne
Question: Which Wild West legend was fired as sheriff of Wichita for pocketing fines he'd collected
Answer: Wyatt Earp
Question: Xylography is the art of engraving on which natural substance
Answer: Wood
Question: Who was the first person to be buried in Poet's Corner in Westminster Abbey
Answer: Geoffrey Chaucer
Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the C15
Answer: BSA
Question: The TGV is a high speed rail system in which country
Answer: France
Question: Can you tell the game show from the consolation prize. A toy, a tankard or BFH
Answer: Bullseye
Question: Where is the US Masters Golf tournament always held
Answer: Augusta
Question: You have all eaten Fray Bentos products but in which country is Fray Bentos
Answer: Uruguay
Question: What is the largest city in Canada
Answer: Toronto
Question: Who was the town drunk in Tom Sawyer
Answer: Muff Potter
Question: Selenology is the study of what
Answer: The Moon
Question: What are curtains called in America
Answer: Drapes
Question: Who was Bjorn Borg's opponent when he won his fourth Wimbledon singles title
Answer: Roscoe Tanner
Question: Who played Jerry Lee Lewis in the biopic of his life called Great Balls of Fire
Answer: Dennis Quaid
Question: Who played Tina Turner in the 1993 biopic What's Love Got to Do with It
Answer: Angela Bassett
Question: Who did David Cameron succeed as leader of the Conservative Party
Answer: Michael Howard
Question: What is the smallest instrument in an orchestra
Answer: Triangle
Question: Who was the lead singer with Cream
Answer: Jack Bruce
Question: Which sport is played at The Guards Club
Answer: Polo
Question: What type of transport is an abra used in Dubai
Answer: Water bus
Question: What are the two moons of Mars called
Answer: Phobos and Deimos
Question: What is the second event in the heptathlon
Answer: High jump
Question: Colonel Gaddafi was one linked to buying which England football league team
Answer: Crystal Palace
Question: With an average ground level of 1.5 meters above sea level, what Asian island nation is the lowest country in the world
Answer: Maldives
Question: Powderham Castle is the seat of the earls of which county
Answer: Devon
Question: Who won the Oscar for best director for the 1996 film The English Patient
Answer: Anthony Minghella
Question: In which European city will the 2018 Ryder Cup be held
Answer: Paris
Question: What is the main river of Brazil
Answer: Amazon
Question: What is the largest lake in Central America
Answer: Lake Nicaragua
Question: Of which English county is a white rose the emblem
Answer: Yorkshire
Question: What are the targets in skeet or trap shooting made of
Answer: Clay
Question: What is a triangle called that has three equal sides and three equal angles
Answer: Equilateral triangle
Question: In trigonometry, what is calculated by the adjacent over the hypotenuse
Answer: Cosine
Question: What type of weapon is a tulwar
Answer: Sword
Question: Utrecht is a province and provincial capital city in which country
Answer: Netherlands
Question: Battersea Power Station in London appears on the cover of which Pink Floyd album
Answer: Animals
Question: Which Beatle holds a trumpet on the Sergeant Pepper album cover
Answer: Ringo
Question: Who is Alexander Armstrong's comedy partner, who also starred in the first series of TV show Death In Paradise
Answer: Ben Miller
Question: In which city is the Rialto Bridge
Answer: Venice
Question: Glenridding and Pooley Bridge stand at opposite ends of which lake in the Lake District
Answer: Ullswater
Question: What was the first UK number one for Barbra Streisand
Answer: Woman in Love
Question: Who did Frank Bruno first fight for the Heavyweight Title of the World
Answer: Tim Witherspoon
Question: Which politician was attacked by green custard in March 2009
Answer: Peter Mandelson
Question: Which was the longest moon landing
Answer: Apollo 17
Question: Which planet in the Solar System has a great dark spot
Answer: Neptune
Question: Which verb, meaning "to shun" was originally the name of a 19th century Irish land agent
Answer: Boycott
Question: Who wrote the much filmed novel The Invisible Man
Answer: H G Wells