zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Who played the male lead with Goldie Hawn in the 1987 film comedy?
Answer: KURT RUSSELL
Question: Which North Yorkshire stately home was used in the making of the Granada TV serial 'Brideshead Revisited'?
Answer: CASTLE HOWARD
Question: Daniel Ortega has been the President of which country since 2007?
Answer: NICARAGUA
Question: Who wrote the 1957 play 'The Entertainer'?
Answer: JOHN OSBORNE
Question: Which city, located 7 miles to the southwest, serves as the port of Athens?
Answer: PIRAEUS
Question: Which golf course was the first Scottish venue to host the Ryder Cup in 1973?
Answer: MUIRFIELD
Question: Who won the 1951 Best Actress Oscar for her role as Blanche du Bois in the film 'A Streetcar Named Desire'?
Answer: VIVIEN LEIGH
Question: At which golf course did Europe win the Ryder Cup for the first time in 1985?
Answer: THE BELFRY
Question: Which 1989 film set during the American Civil War starred Denzel Washington and Matthew Broderick?
Answer: GLORY
Question: In which American state is Cape Fear?
Answer: NORTH CAROLINA
Question: Which American President was in office 1901-1909?
Answer: THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Question: Jett Riviera is the son of which model and TV personality?
Answer: KATIE PRICE
Question: First artificially synthesised in 1944 - what is the chemical symbol of the element Curium?
Answer: Cm
Question: Which UKIP MEP quit the party in 2014 over problems with "Bongo Bongo Land" and "women in the kitchen"?
Answer: Godfrey Bloom
Question: Which American artist painted Nighthawks in 1942?
Answer: Edward Hopper
Question: Introduced in 1894 how is Bibendum better known?
Answer: The Michelin Man
Question: Which country became the European Union's 28th member in 2013?
Answer: Croatia
Question: What is the setting for the Shakespeare play As You Like It?
Answer: The Forest of Arden
Question: Fuller’s beer is brewed in the Griffin brewery in which London district?
Answer: Chiswick
Question: Who is the presenter of the Radio 4 show Desert Island Discs?
Answer: Kirsty Young
Question: In tennis how is a score of 6-0 6-0 nicknamed?
Answer: Double Bagel
Question: Which heavy woollen cloth, used to make overcoats and heavy-duty bags, takes its name from a town in the Antwerp province of Belgium?
Answer: Duffel
Question: Which country is separated from Singapore by the Johor Strait?
Answer: Malaysia
Question: Which actor and comedian co-starred with Simon Pegg in the "Three Flavours Cornetto Trilogy"?
Answer: Nick Frost
Question: Sleeping sickness is caused by the bite of which insect?
Answer: Tsetse Fly
Question: Who was the last King of Italy?
Answer: Umberto II
Question: Which actor's film roles include Charlie Chaplin and Sherlock Hoimes?
Answer: Robert Downey Junior
Question: Which 1993 novel by Sebastian Faulks is set during the First World War?
Answer: Birdsong
Question: Which comedian played the title role in the 1963 film, "The Punch and Judy Man"?
Answer: Tony Hancock
Question: Which preserved railway runs services between East Grinstead and Sheffield Park, in Sussex?
Answer: The Bluebell Railway
Question: On which French racecourse is the "Prix de I'Arc de Triomphe” run?
Answer: Longchamp
Question: In which city was the original CSI television series set?
Answer: Las Vegas
Question: Which poet wrote the work "Composed upon Westminster Bridge, September 3rd 1802"?
Answer: William Wordsworth
Question: What is the second largest city in Belgium?
Answer: Antwerp
Question: In 1968, which Poet Laureate became the first to be appointed in Queen Elizabeth II’s reign?
Answer: Cecil Day Lewis
Question: Founded in 1975, ECOWAS is a regional economic community, comprising 15 states. Where in the world is it to be found?
Answer: West Africa
Question: Who wrote the musical "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum"?
Answer: Steven Sondheim
Question: In a feudal castle what name is given to the outer wall, hence the outer court, or any court within the walls?
Answer: Bailey
Question: Who directed the films Deliverance, Hope and Glory and the Tailor of Panama?
Answer: John Boorman
Question: In which US town or city is the United States Naval Academy located?
Answer: Annapolis
Question: Jarlsberg is a cheese from which country?
Answer: Norway
Question: What Is the nickname of snooker player Cliff Thorburn?
Answer: Grinder
Question: The Velazquez painting "The Toilet of Venus" is also known by what name?
Answer: The Rokeby Venus
Question: What sort of creature js a boomslang?
Answer: Snake
Question: What is the capitaI of the Yukon Territory?
Answer: Whitehorse
Question: Which Scottish Stadium hosted the Commonwealth Games in 1970 and 1986?
Answer: Meadowbank
Question: Who created the fictional detective Roderick Alleyn?
Answer: Ngaio Marsh
Question: Halloumi is a cheese from which country?
Answer: Cyprus
Question: In which US state are the world headquarters or the Mormon Church?
Answer: Utah
Question: In the Arthur Conan Doyle stories about Sherlock Holmes who was the housekeeper at 221B Baker Street?
Answer: Mrs Hudson
Question: Who became the 2015 PDC World Darts Champion after beating Phil Taylor in the final?
Answer: Gary Anderson
Question: What is the name of the family dog in the animated TV series ‘Family Guy?
Answer: Brian
Question: What animal can be found surrounded by bees on tins of Lyles Golden Syrup?
Answer: Lion
Question: Author Harper Lee announced the sequel in 2015 of her only ever book, what was the name of that sequel?
Answer: Go Set a Watchman
Question: In a 1997 WBA Heavyweight Championship Mike Tyson was disqualified for biting the ear of which opponent?
Answer: Evander Holyfield
Question: in which country is the most westerly point of mainland South America?
Answer: Peru
Question: Which US TV musical comedy drama series is set in the fictional William McKinley High School in Lima Ohio?
Answer: Glee
Question: What breed of dog was named 'Best in Show' at Crifts in 2015
Answer: Scottish Terrier
Question: Which chemical element has the atomic number 83 and symbol Bi?
Answer: Bismuth
Question: Who was captain of the England men's cricket team during the 2015 One Day International World Cup?
Answer: Eoin) MORGAN
Question: Which artist painted "At the Races" (1877-80) and "Dancers at the Barre" (1888)?
Answer: (Edgar) DEGAS
Question: Who created the private investigator Jackson Brodie?
Answer: (Kate) ATKINSON
Question: In 2001, which comedian was the first winner of Celebrity Big Brother?
Answer: (Jack) DEE
Question: The Heathrow Express departs from which London station?
Answer: PADDINGTON
Question: What is the last LETTER on a computer keyboard, i.e. bottom right?
Answer: M
Question: Specifically ambergris is obtained from which creature?
Answer: SPERM WHALE
Question: According to the title of the book where was the restaurant called Milliways to be found?
Answer: AT THE END OF THE UNIVERSE
Question: Which conductor said "A musicologist is a man who can read music, but can't hear it?
Answer: (Thomas) BEECHAM
Question: Which composer said of Wagner "he has lovely moments, but awful quarters of hours"?
Answer: (Gioacchino) ROSSINI
Question: What French phrase means "fashionable"?
Answer: A LA MODE
Question: Steinlager comes from which Commonwealth country?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: What pub chain was founded by Tim Martin in 1975?
Answer: Wetherspoon’s
Question: What is the capital city of Slovakia?
Answer: Bratislava
Question: Which motor manufacturer produces the Berlingo MPV and van?
Answer: Citroen
Question: Perth, in Scotland, stands on the banks of which river?
Answer: The River Tay
Question: Who wrote the novel "The Water Babies"?
Answer: Charles Kingsley
Question: From what Asian language is the word "batik", to describe a means of dyeing cloth using wax to shield certain areas from the process, derived?
Answer: Javanese
Question: Now in the "Galleria dell'Accademia" in Florence, the Renaissance masterpiece, 'The Statue of David" is by which sculptor?
Answer: Michelangelo
Question: Designed by Edvard Eriksen, which bronze statue in Copenhagen is based on a Hans Christian Andersen character?
Answer: The Little Mermaid
Question: What is the name of the international appreciation society of Laurel and Hardy?
Answer: Sons of the Desert
Question: Which dancing troupe was founded by irishwoman Margaret Kelly at the Folies Bergere, France in 1932?
Answer: Bluebell Girls
Question: Who played Captain Phillips in the 2013 film of that name?
Answer: Tom Hanks
Question: Which town on the A49 is almost midway between Ludlow and Hereford?
Answer: Leominster
Question: For which Rugby Union club does Owen Farrell play?
Answer: Saracens
Question: Which Scottish patriot was executed on 23rd August 1305 in London?
Answer: William Wallace
Question: Protium and tritium are isotopes of which element?
Answer: Hydrogen
Question: In Hans Anderson’s tale, the princess could feel the presence of a pea under how many mattresses?
Answer: Twenty
Question: What is the name of the Swedish arms manufacturing company formed in 1646 and located in Karlskoga?
Answer: Bofors
Question: Which European country has had four kings named Valdemar in the Middle Ages?
Answer: Denmark
Question: In Malay it means muddy estuary; what is the capital of Malaysia?
Answer: Kuala Lumpur
Question: In surveying, what is measured by a goniometer?
Answer: Angles
Question: In the 2013 film, who played The Railway Man’ of the title?
Answer: Colin Firth
Question: Which town is on the A6 almost midway between Buxton and Matlock?
Answer: Bakewell
Question: For which Rugby Union club does Leigh Halfpenny play?
Answer: Toulon
Question: How many atoms make up one molecule of ozone?
Answer: Three
Question: On television who played Dr Elizabeth Corday in the medical drama ER, and River Song in Dr Who?
Answer: Alex Kingston
Question: Gracepoint is the US version of which British drama series?
Answer: BROADCHURCH
Question: TV astronomer Brian Cox played keyboards with which group?
Answer: D.REAM
Question: In which war was Shakespeare’s Troilus and Cressida set?
Answer: TROJAN
Question: The new £1 coin due to come into circulation in 2017 will have how many sides?
Answer: TWELVE
Question: Tom Wilkinson played Lyndon Baines Johnson in which 2014 film?
Answer: SELMA
Question: Which was voted Britain’s national bird in a recent poll the results were announced on Countryfile in June 2015?
Answer: ROBIN
Question: Which composer wrote an opera based on a series of Pictures by British artist William Hogarth?
Answer: STRAVINSKY
Question: Who created and wrote the 2015 TV series Banished?
Answer: JIMMY McGOVERN
Question: During the I930’s which was the most famous club in Harlem?
Answer: COTTON
Question: Which British actor plays Donald Ducky Mallard in the long running US TV Series NCIS?
Answer: DAVID McCALLUM
Question: In sport who are the Black Caps?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND CRICKET TEAM
Question: Who in the Bible sold his birth right for a Mess of Pottage?
Answer: ESAU
Question: Outside which building in New York was John Lennon shot?
Answer: DAKOTA
Question: Who is the GMB Union General Secretary who received a knighthood in June 2015?
Answer: PAUL KENNY
Question: What is the name of the stage musical featuring the songs of the Kinks?
Answer: SUNNY AFTERNOON
Question: For which Broadway play did Helen Mirren win a 2015 Tony award?
Answer: THE AUDIENCE
Question: Who preceded Neil Kinnock as leader of the Labour Party?
Answer: MICHAEL FOOT
Question: Which ground is the home of Premiership Rugby Union club, Exeter Chiefs?
Answer: Sandy Park
Question: Who became the first Women's Marathon, Olympic Gold medallist?
Answer: Joan Benoit
Question: In fashion what name is given to leggings, styled to look like tight denim jeans?
Answer: Jeggings
Question: Which British character-actress, who was made a Dame in 1967, won the Oscar for best Supporting Actress in 1963 for her role in the film "The V.I.P.s"?
Answer: Margaret Rutherford
Question: Limahl was the lead singer of which 1980's chart group?
Answer: Kajagoogoo
Question: On clothing labels, what does a circle in a square with an x through it mean?
Answer: Do Not Tumble Dry
Question: The Tour De France cycling race was originally sponsored by which French newspaper?
Answer: L'Auto
Question: Which actor has released the blues albums "Let Them Talk" and "Didn't it Rain"?
Answer: Hugh Laurie
Question: The pollex is the anatomical name for which part of the body?
Answer: Thumb
Question: Limestone is a rock primarily composed of which chemical compound?
Answer: Calcium Carbonate
Question: In Greek mythology the River Styx formed the boundary between Earth and where?
Answer: Hades
Question: Who is the actress, daughter of Princess Elizabeth of Yugoslavia who played Amanda Carrington, nee Bedford in "Dynasty"?
Answer: Catherine Oxenburg
Question: Aqua Regis is a mixture of Sulphuric and which other acid?
Answer: Nitric Acid
Question: Which self-help organisation was founded by Bill Wilson and Dr Bob Smith in Akron, Ohio in 1935?
Answer: Alcoholics Anonymous
Question: What type of creature is a vendace?
Answer: Fish
Question: Pinchbeck is an alloy of copper and which other metal?
Answer: Zinc
Question: Who wrote the novel The Riddle of the Sands'?
Answer: Erskine Childers
Question: Juliet and Cupid are moons of which planet in our solar system?
Answer: Uranus
Question: As at January 2015 who is the shadow Secretary of State for Education?
Answer: Tristram Hunt
Question: In which English county is Peckforton Castle?
Answer: Cheshire
Question: Which book won the Man Booker Prize in 2014. Its subject was Japanese prisoner of war camps in World War 2?
Answer: The Narrow Road To The Deep North
Question: In the human body where is the zygomatic bone?
Answer: Cheek(bone)
Question: What did the Romans call Winchester?
Answer: Venta Belgarum
Question: With which sport are the players Ernests Gulbis and Milos Raonic associated?
Answer: Tennis
Question: Which NW parliamentary constituency did Winston Churchill first represent?
Answer: Oldham
Question: Who wrote the 1893 opera ‘Hansel and Gretel’?
Answer: Engelbert Humperdinck
Question: Joe Strummer was the lead singer of which punk band from 1976-1986?
Answer: The Clash
Question: Who succeeded Alex Salmond as leader of the Scottish National Party and First Minister of Scotland in 2014?
Answer: Nicola Sturgeon
Question: The American fantasy crams series 'Game of Thrones' is based on the novels of which author?
Answer: George R R Martin
Question: Which 2004 play, iater a 2006 film, is based in the fictional Cutlers Grammar School in Sheffield?
Answer: The History Boys
Question: On a standard Qwerty computer keyboard which number key also has the asterisk/star symbol?
Answer: 8
Question: What name is given to a group of things to do before you die?
Answer: Bucket List
Question: In which country was fashion designer Tommy Hilfiger born?
Answer: America
Question: Which George Gershwin opera is adapted from a novel by DuBose Heyward?
Answer: Porgy and Bess
Question: Which French king did Henry the Eighth meet at the Field of the Cloth of Gold in 1520?
Answer: Francis the First
Question: Which former English referee was President of FIFA from 1961-1974?
Answer: Sir Stanley Rous
Question: Which 1960/70’s TV series was set on Moon Base Alpha?
Answer: Space 1999
Question: Which company is responsible for the tracks, bridges, tunnels etc, on railways in Britain?
Answer: Network Rail
Question: At the 2014 FIFAWorld Cup which now Real Madrid player won the Golden Boot as top scorer in the tournament?
Answer: James Rodriguez
Question: The Joshua Tree National Park is in which US state?
Answer: California
Question: Which website was created by Steve and Julie Pankhurst in 1999 and now has the slogan ‘Millions of memories all in one place’?
Answer: Friends Reunited
Question: Anne Reid and Derek Jacobi appear as Celia and Alan, two childhood sweethearts reunited via Facebook, in which BBC TV drama series?
Answer: Last Tango in Halifax
Question: Which ship, launched in 1860, was the Royal Navy’s first iron-hulled warship?
Answer: HMS Warrior
Question: The Shenandoah National Park is in which US state?
Answer: Virginia
Question: In October 2013, which country' was the last to leave the Commonwealth after 48 years of membership?
Answer: Gambia
Question: David Dinsmore is editor of which daily newspaper?
Answer: The Sun
Question: Kirsten Mehr is the German bom wife of which prominent British politician?
Answer: Nigel Farage
Question: Disarrono is a prominent brand of which alcoholic- drink?
Answer: Amaretto
Question: The company TNT Post has changed its operating name in Britain to what?
Answer: Whistl
Question: Which musician has written the children’s book High In The Clouds, the story of Wirral the Squirrel?
Answer: Sir Paul McCartney
Question: Which of John Steinbeck’s novels told the story of the Joad family?
Answer: Grapes of Wrath
Question: """Rinka"" the Great Dane was owned by which male model?"
Answer: Norman Scott
Question: The Zimmerman telegram of 1917 was intended for which country?
Answer: Mexico
Question: Which king was Prince Rupert of the Rhine's grandfather?
Answer: James I
Question: Pewter is an alloy of tin and which other metal?
Answer: Lead
Question: With which instrument do you associate jazz musician Freddie Hubbard?
Answer: Trumpet
Question: In which Russian city is the Summer Palace?
Answer: St. Petersburg
Question: What name is given to the stretch of water between the west coast of Scotland and the Outer Hebrides?
Answer: The Minch
Question: Who was the drummer of the pop group Slade?
Answer: Don Powell
Question: In Kipling's poem " For all we have and are", who is at the gate?
Answer: The Hun
Question: Which actor played Barnes Wallis in the film The Dambusters?
Answer: Michael Redgrave
Question: Alfred Butts created which board game in 1938?
Answer: Scrabble
Question: With a character in which novel does Starbuck's coffee chain share its name?
Answer: Moby Dick
Question: Situated on Mars, what is the name of the iargest volcano in the Solar System?
Answer: Olympus Mons
Question: By what name was pop and rock singer Larry Lurex better known?
Answer: Freddie Mercury
Question: Who was the gypsy guitarist who became a jazz virtuoso in the 1930s with the Quintette du Hot Club de France?
Answer: DJANGO REINHARDT
Question: Who was the Austrian Chancellor assassinated in 1934 by Nazis?
Answer: ENGELBERT DOLLFUSS
Question: Catherine Earnshaw and Edgar Linton appear in which book by one of the Brontë sisters?
Answer: WUTHERING HEIGHTS
Question: How many faces are there on an icosahedron?
Answer: TWENTY
Question: Heroes sung by Måns Zelmerlöw won the 2015 Eurovision Song Contest representing which country?
Answer: SWEDEN
Question: FFS performed at Glastonbury this year. They are a collaboration between Sparks and which band?
Answer: FRANZ FERDINAND
Question: What is the first name of the Coronation Street character who has had surnames Potter, McIntyre and Rodwell among others?
Answer: GAIL
Question: Who was the losing presidential candidate to Dwight D Eisenhower in 1956?
Answer: ADLAI STEVENSON
Question: In which city were Jessica Ennis and Naseem Hamed born?
Answer: SHEFFIELD
Question: Who scored most goals, 26, in the Premier League in 2014-2015?
Answer: SERGIO AGÜERO
Question: What is the date of St Sylvester's Day?
Answer: DECEMBER 31ST
Question: Which city, capital of Andalusia, is the only river port in Spain?
Answer: SEVILLE
Question: What is the name of Sidney Poitier?s character in the 1967 film In the Heat of the Night? (The name features in the title of a 1970 follow-up.)
Answer: VIRGIL TIBBS
Question: Who painted Old Woman Cooking Eggs and portraits of theIInfanta in the 17th century?
Answer: DIEGO VELASQUEZ
Question: Which French writer, born Marie-Henri Beyle in 1783, wrote The Charterhouse of Parma and The Red and the Black?
Answer: STENDHAL
Question: Who plays Alan Buttershaw in the TV series Last Tango in Halifax?
Answer: DEREK JACOBI
Question: Who hosts the ITV quiz show The Chase?
Answer: BRADLEY WALSH
Question: What is the second largest city, by population, in Ireland?
Answer: CORK
Question: Which clothing retailer was founded in Dublin in 1969 under the name Penneys?
Answer: PRIMARK
Question: Who composed a London Symphony, a Clock Symphony and a Surprise Symphony?
Answer: JOSEPH HAYDN
Question: Châteauneuf-du-Pape is a red wine from which French wine region?
Answer: RHONE
Question: To which musician was actress Gwyneth Paltrow married; they separated in 2014?
Answer: CHRIS MARTIN
Question: Who was the last Tsar of Russia?
Answer: NICHOLAS II
Question: Tony Hadley was the lead singer with which UK chart-topping group in the 1980s?
Answer: SPANDAU BALLET
Question: Who is Secretary of State for International Development – she was previously Secretary of State for Transport?
Answer: JUSTINE GREENING
Question: Which river rises in south Poland and empties into the Baltic Sea at Gdansk?
Answer: VISTULA
Question: John Proctor and Abigail Williams are characters in which play by Arthur Miller?
Answer: THE CRUCIBLE
Question: The Resurrection is a symphony by which composer?
Answer: GUSTAV MAHLER
Question: Who in 2014 scored the highest innings by an England number 11 batsman in Test cricket when he scored 81 versus India?
Answer: JAMES ANDERSON
Question: Gavin Maxwell’s book Ring of Bright Water is about which creatures?
Answer: OTTERS
Question: Who is the only man to have trained three consecutive Epsom Derby winners?
Answer: AIDAN O'BRIEN
Question: Headmaster’s Message from the Cameron Free School (formerly Coalition Academy) appears in which magazine?
Answer: PRIVATE EYE
Question: What is the name of the Bengal tiger in The Jungle Book by Rudyard Kipling?
Answer: SHERE KHAN
Question: Nuits-Saint-Georges comes from which wine-making region in France?
Answer: BURGUNDY
Question: Which poem by Walter de la Mare begins “‘Is there anybody there?’ said the Traveller”?
Answer: THE LISTENERS
Question: Who painted The Night Café in 1888?
Answer: VINCENT VAN GOGH
Question: Damon Albarn was lead singer and guitarist with which UK chart-topping group in the 1990s?
Answer: BLUR
Question: Which actor played the part of Oskar Schindler in the film Schindler’s List?
Answer: LIAM NEESON
Question: Which horse won the 2014 Epsom Derby?
Answer: Australia
Question: A spiked wheel is the principal emblem of which saint, martyred in Alexandria?
Answer: St Catherine
Question: Which singer married Bianca Perez-Mora Macias in St Tropez in 1971?
Answer: Mick Jagger
Question: What term is given to a plant that lasts more than two years?
Answer: Perennial
Question: What is the alternative name of the Chilean Pine?
Answer: Monkey Puzzle Tree
Question: Trenton is the state capital of which US State?
Answer: New Jersey
Question: Of which American state is Tallahassee the state capital?
Answer: Florida
Question: The River Manzanares runs through which city?
Answer: Madrid
Question: What was the former name of the Pura Cup before 1999? It is the first-class cricket competition in Australia.
Answer: Sheffield Shield
Question: The sisters Gudrun and Ursula Brangwen are the eponymous characters in which D. H. Lawrence novel from 1920?
Answer: Women In Love
Question: Striding Edge is a feature on which English mountain?
Answer: Helvellyn
Question: Who is credited with creating the periodic table?
Answer: Dmitri Mendeleev
Question: Which singer is known as the “Empress of the blues?
Answer: Bessie Smith
Question: Who narrated the children’s animation called 'Bod'?
Answer: John Le Mesurier
Question: Brother and sister Scout and Jem are the main characters in which book?
Answer: To Kill a Mockingbird
Question: Which musical era began in August 1935 at LA’s Palomar Ballroom?
Answer: Swing
Question: Where do the Rivers Foss and Ouse meet?
Answer: York
Question: Who made the “Tryst with Destiny” speech in 1947?
Answer: Jawaharlal Nehru
Question: What is the alternative name for the Snow Leopard?
Answer: Ounce
Question: In which city was the 2015 Women’s Football World Cup Final held?
Answer: Vancouver
Question: In 2015 the left wing Syriza party won the general election in which country?
Answer: Greece
Question: The term “paparazzi’ is derived from the name of a character in which film by Federico Fellini?
Answer: La Dolce Vita
Question: In 1984 which song urged you to “push pineapple, shake the tree”?
Answer: Agadoo