zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which Egyptian president was toppled from power due to popular unrest in 2011?
Answer: Hosni Mubarak
Question: Which American authoress wrote the novels 'Ethan Frome' and 'The Age of Innocence'?
Answer: Edith Wharton
Question: In which 1973 Terence Malick film did Martin Sheen and Sissy Spacek play a couple of psychotic murderers?
Answer: Badlands
Question: Which American state's flag contains an image of a bison?
Answer: Wyoming
Question: Who was the unsuccessful Democrat nominee for the US Presidency in the 1984 Presidential Election?
Answer: Walter Mondale
Question: Which BBC journalist has been revealed as the secret son of the late Peter Woods?
Answer: JUSTIN WEBB
Question: Which racecourse hosts The Lincoln Handicap?
Answer: DONCASTER
Question: Clare Grogan, singer with "Altered Images" first found fame as an actress in which film?
Answer: GREGORY'S GIRL
Question: Who plays Nelson Mandela in the 2009 film Invictus?
Answer: MORGAN FREEMAN
Question: Where in London was the venue of the first FA Cup Final in 1872?
Answer: THE OVAL
Question: In November 2011, 'Piccadilly Circus, London', one of the very few paintings of London by which artist, sold at auction for £5.6 million?
Answer: LS Lowry
Question: Formed in 2001, Myleene Klass, Kym Marsh and Suzanne Shaw were members of which pop group?
Answer: Hear'Say
Question: Name the Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan from where Russian space missions are launched?
Answer: Baikonur
Question: What is the name of the site in Australia used to test and launch missiles and spacecraft?
Answer: Woomera
Question: Richard Hamilton, who died in September 2011, was famous for the design of the cover of which Beatles album?
Answer: 'The Beatles'
Question: Which British Prime Minister said "in the case of war, it's not who is right but who is left"?
Answer: Winston Churchill
Question: Which group had a 1981 hit with 'Tainted Love'?
Answer: Soft Cell
Question: Which car company produce a model called the 'Kangoo'?
Answer: Renault
Question: Who in athletics was known as the "Flying Housewife?
Answer: Fanny Blankers-Koen
Question: In which year did men first walk on the moon?
Answer: 1969
Question: Which politician faked his own death in Florida in 1974?
Answer: John Stonehouse
Question: In which year did Elvis Presley get married?
Answer: 1967
Question: In which hospital was the first heart and lung transplant performed by Sir Magdi Yacoub?
Answer: Harefield Hospital
Question: What is the name of the Chilean mine in Copiapo, Chile, where 33 miners were trapped in 2010?
Answer: San Jose
Question: Where is Charles Darwin buried?
Answer: Westminster Abbey
Question: Which fictional girls' school did Ronald Searle create?
Answer: St Trinian's
Question: What is the name of The Vicar of Dibley?
Answer: Geraldine Grainger
Question: What is the name of the heroine in Steig Larsson's Millennium Trilogy?
Answer: Lisbeth Salander
Question: What do the cities of Turku in Finland and Tallinn in Estonia have in common in 2011?
Answer: European Capitals of Culture
Question: What was the first full-length animated film?
Answer: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Question: How are Bob Ferris and Terry Collier known collectively?
Answer: The Likely Lads
Question: Who wrote The Iceman Cometh, and disowned his daughter for marrying Charlie Chaplin?
Answer: Eugene O'Neill
Question: What type of creature is the Australian currawong?
Answer: Bird
Question: Who was wrongly convicted in 2001 of the murder of Jill Dando?
Answer: Barry George
Question: Which RAF base is located on Cyprus?
Answer: RAF Akrotiri
Question: Death of a Princess, a TV drama based on a real event, caused a diplomatic incident between Britain and which country in 1980?
Answer: Saudi Arabia
Question: Easter Island is a territory of which country?
Answer: Chile
Question: Who was the first British author to win the Nobel prize for Literature, in 1907?
Answer: Rudyard Kipling
Question: Which British group released the albums `Definitely Maybe' and 'Be Here Now' in the 1990s?
Answer: Oasis
Question: Which Italian composed the 1832 opera 'The Elixir of Love' (L'elisir d'amore')?
Answer: Donizetti
Question: Who was the first Irish poet to win the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923?
Answer: W B Yeats
Question: Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 2010 for her role as Leigh Anne Tuohy in the film 'The Blind Side'?
Answer: Sandra Bullock
Question: Which British group released the albums 'Pablo Honey', 'The Bands' and 'OK Computer' in the 1990s?
Answer: Radiohead
Question: Which Spanish City was known by the Romans as "Hispalis"?
Answer: SEVILLE
Question: Which fashion designer born in New York introduced the "Polo" label in 1967?
Answer: RALPH LAUREN
Question: Which City in France was known to the Romans as 'Argentoratum'?
Answer: STRASBOURG
Question: Which Scottish port lies on Loch Ryan?
Answer: STRANRAER
Question: Which musical instrument is Anne-Sophie Mutter famous for playing?
Answer: VIOLIN
Question: In French cookery, a dubarry sauce contains which vegetable?
Answer: CAULIFLOWER
Question: What was the pen name of Charles Lutwidge Dodgson?
Answer: Lewis Carroll
Question: Which comedian/entertainer was known as Bighearted Arthur?
Answer: Arthur Askey
Question: At which racecourse is the Royal Hunt Cup held annually?
Answer: Ascot
Question: What type of creature is a hairstreak?
Answer: Butterfly
Question: Titan is the largest moon of which planet?
Answer: Saturn
Question: Who wrote the book "The French Lieutenant's Woman" in 1969?
Answer: John Fowles
Question: The 1956 film "Forbidden Planet" was based on which Shakespeare play?
Answer: The Tempest
Question: The Aberdare mountains are in which African country?
Answer: KENYA
Question: On which horse did Lester Piggott ride his last Derby winner in 1984?
Answer: TEENOSO
Question: Roy Fitzgerald was the real name of which Hollywood actor?
Answer: ROCK HUDSON
Question: From which ballet company did Rudolph Nuryev defect to the west?
Answer: KIROV
Question: 'This could be the start of a beautiful friendship' is the last line of which film?
Answer: CASABLANCA
Question: In which country is the source of the Blue Nile?
Answer: ETHIOPIA
Question: Which palace in Spain takes its name from the colour of its sun dried red bricks?
Answer: ALHAMBRA
Question: What is the name of the mongoose in Rudyard Kipling' s 'The Jungle Book'?
Answer: RIKKI TIKKI TAVI
Question: Musician Evelyn Rothwell (Lady Barbirolli) died in January 2008, what instrument did she play?
Answer: OBOE
Question: Which American Indian Lakota chief is the subject of a monument, begun in 1948, in the Black Hills of South Dakota?
Answer: CRAZY HORSE
Question: Which country is bordered by Moldova, Bulgaria, Serbia, Hungary and Ukraine?
Answer: ROMANIA
Question: The "Daily Sketch" merged with which newspaper in 1971?
Answer: Daily Mail
Question: Which Englishman is credited with the discovery of oxygen?
Answer: Joseph Priestley
Question: The Egyptian god Anubis has the head of which creature?
Answer: Jackal
Question: The Hindu god Ganesh(a) or Ganapati has the head of which creature?
Answer: Elephant
Question: In which city did the Peterloo Massacre occur?
Answer: Manchester
Question: Who wrote "Our Man in Havana"?
Answer: Graham Greene
Question: In which city was L S. Lowry born?
Answer: Salford
Question: Who played President Richard Nixon in the film "Nixon"?
Answer: Anthony Hopkins
Question: How many players of each side are on the field of Australian Rules football?
Answer: Eighteen
Question: Who won the 2011 Best Actor Oscar Award?
Answer: Colin Firth
Question: Who had a hit in 1966 with 'Pretty Flamingo'?
Answer: MANFRED MANN
Question: Which tennis player was stabbed hi the back in Hamburg in 1993?
Answer: MONICA SELES
Question: Who was the first female president of the Irish Republic?
Answer: MARY ROBINSON
Question: What breed of dog is known as the carriage dog?
Answer: DALMATIAN
Question: The Tropic of Capricorn crosses the Atlantic coast of Africa in which country?
Answer: NAMIBIA
Question: Who is the voice of the title character in the recent film 'Puss in Boots'?
Answer: ANTONIO BANDERAS
Question: 'Ranunculus' is the species name of which common wild flower?
Answer: BUTTERCUP
Question: Who owned a teddy bear called Archibald Ormsby-Gore?
Answer: JOHN BETJEMAN
Question: Plato was the pupil of which famous teacher?
Answer: SOCRATES
Question: In the Second World War, what was Operation Avalanche?
Answer: ALLIED INVASION OF ITALY
Question: What was the first name of the furniture maker Chippendale?
Answer: THOMAS
Question: How many spoons are there in a full set of Apostle spoons?
Answer: 13
Question: A standard (Double 6) set of Dominoes contains how many dominoes?
Answer: 28
Question: How many astronauts have walked on the Moon?
Answer: 12
Question: In which decade was Kentucky Fried Chicken (KFC) founded by Colonel Harland Sanders?
Answer: 1930s
Question: Known in English as "Royal March", the national anthem of which country has no words?
Answer: Spain
Question: In which British city was Saint Enoch's Railway Station?
Answer: Glasgow
Question: In which English county can the Prime Minister's country house Chequers be found?
Answer: Buckinghamshire
Question: The US Presidential retreat Camp David is in which state?
Answer: Maryland
Question: In what year was the old age pension introduced in the UK?
Answer: 1909
Question: Who was Prime Minister when pensions were introduced?
Answer: H H Asquith
Question: In literature whose manservant was Bunter?
Answer: Lord Peter Wimsey
Question: Vermilion is a shade of which primary colour?
Answer: Red
Question: Hg is the chemical symbol for which element?
Answer: Mercury
Question: What is the name of Tchaikovsky's symphony No. 6 in B minor?
Answer: PATHETIQUE
Question: Aristide Bruant and Jane Avril feature in the art of which French painter?
Answer: HENRI DE TOULOUSE-LAUTREC
Question: Give a year in the life of John Bunyan?
Answer: 1628-1688
Question: Which breed of dog has varieties called Welsh, Scottish and Irish?
Answer: TERRIERS
Question: What kind of creature is a taipan?
Answer: A SNAKE
Question: Namibia, then known as South-West Africa, became a colony of which country in 1884?
Answer: Germany
Question: Danny O'Donoghue was a judge on the TV show 'The Voice'; he is the singer with which group?
Answer: The Script
Question: Who was the New Zealander killed during a protest against the National front in London in 1979?
Answer: Blair Peach
Question: What is the English title of the national anthem of Ireland?
Answer: Soldier's Song
Question: Which Sam rode the winner of the 2011 Cheltenham Gold Cup, Long Run?
Answer: Sam Waley Cohen
Question: In which country was actor Basil Rathbone born?
Answer: South Africa
Question: In literature, whose servant was Passepartout?
Answer: Phileas Fogg
Question: Which is the lightest metallic element with Atomic Number 3?
Answer: Lithium
Question: Michelangelo's statue 'David' is in the Galleria dell'Accademia in which city?
Answer: Florence
Question: Which US state is named after Queen Elizabeth I?
Answer: Virginia
Question: Which religion has Five Pillars (the Shadahad, Salah, Zakah, Sawma and Hajj)?
Answer: Islam
Question: Who painted the self portrait; 'Arrangement in Gray: Portrait of a Painter'?
Answer: Whistler
Question: Who starred as Matt Dillon in the TV programme 'Gunsmoke'?
Answer: James Arness
Question: Who was British Prime Minister at the outbreak of the First World War?
Answer: Asquith
Question: What is the name of the main character in John Osborne's 'Look Back In Anger'?
Answer: Jimmy Porter
Question: The trophy awarded to the winner of the Ladies Singles at the French Open tennis championships is named after which famous player?
Answer: Suzanne Lenglen
Question: Which-singer's voice was of the leading actress in the films 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes', 'The King and I', 'West Side Story' and 'My Fair Lady'?
Answer: Marni Nixon
Question: In August 2012, three members of which Russian feminist punk-rock collective were sentenced to two years in jail for hooliganism?
Answer: Pussy Riot
Question: Which 'major-winning' golfer has the real first names Lodewicus Theodorus?
Answer: Louis Oosthuizen
Question: Which Italian opera has a title meaning 'The strolling players (or clowns)'?
Answer: I Pagliacci
Question: At which Buckinghamshire estate did the National Museum of Computing open in 2007?
Answer: Bletchley Park
Question: Kielder Water is the largest artificial lake in the UK. In which county would you find it?
Answer: Northumberland
Question: Which South-East Asian city is known as the "Lion City"?
Answer: Singapore
Question: In the Morecambe and Wise 1971 Christmas special, there was a famous sketch featuring Andre Previn; what was the piece of music which was supposedly being played?
Answer: Grieg Piano Concerto
Question: What kind of bird is a kakapo, which is endemic to New Zealand?
Answer: Parrot
Question: Which country's team won the 2011 Women's Football World Cup?
Answer: JAPAN
Question: Name the English general who surrendered to American forces at Saratoga in 1777.
Answer: JOHN BURGOYNE
Question: Who was captain of the wrecked cruise ship Costa Concordia in 2011, who abandoned his ship?
Answer: FRANCESCO SCHETTINO
Question: Ellen Johnson Sirleaf is the first female African head of state - in which country?
Answer: LIBERIA
Question: Which pop group had a hit in 1970 with 'Lola'?
Answer: THE KINKS
Question: Benghazi is the chief town of which province in Libya?
Answer: CYRENAICA
Question: What is the common name of the purple flowering garden plant Lunaria valued for its seed pods?
Answer: HONESTY
Question: Spica is the brightest star in which constellation?
Answer: VIRGO
Question: Who plays Holmes in the recent TV series entitled 'Sherlock'?
Answer: BENEDICT CUMBERBATCH
Question: Mulhacen, the highest peak on mainland Spain, lies in which range?
Answer: SIERRA NEVADA
Question: The International Airlines Group was formed from a merger of British Airways and which other airline?
Answer: IBERIA
Question: Who was the jazz trumpet musician leading the Tijuana Brass?
Answer: HERB ALPERT
Question: Who wrote romantic navels under the name Mary Westmacott?
Answer: AGATHA CHRISTIE
Question: What was the profession of the composer Vivaldi?
Answer: PRIEST
Question: Boris Johnson was once the editor of which weekly political magazine?
Answer: SPECTATOR
Question: Which make of car was the first to be powered by gas turbine?
Answer: ROVER
Question: Janet Street Porter was once the editor of which British newspaper?
Answer: INDEPENDENT ON SUNDAY
Question: What was advertised with the slogan "Nice One Cyril"?
Answer: BREAD
Question: In 1865 General Robert E. Lee surrendered the Confederate Army to which general?
Answer: Ulysses S. Grant
Question: What is the pen name of American author Daniel Handler who wrote the children's book 'A Series of Unfortunate Events'?
Answer: Lemony Snicket
Question: Which current England footballer won his first four caps under four different managers?
Answer: Ashley Cole
Question: Of which US city was Jerry Springer the mayor in 1977-78?
Answer: Cincinnati
Question: The Primate of All Ireland is the Archbishop of which City?
Answer: Armagh
Question: Archibald Primrose was Prime Minister 1894-95, what was his title?
Answer: Lord Rosebery
Question: Under what name does Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta perform?
Answer: Lady Gaga
Question: Who presents Radio 4's I'm Sorry, I Haven't a Clue?
Answer: Jack Dee
Question: How old was Elvis Presley when he died in 1977?
Answer: 42
Question: How old was Jimi Hendrix when he died in 1970?
Answer: 27
Question: Which castle is the seat of the Dukes of Norfolk?
Answer: Arundel
Question: Which 1959 film comedy featured a European country called the Duchy of Grand Fenwick?
Answer: The Mouse That Roared
Question: Closing Time was a sequel to which famous novel of 1961?
Answer: Catch 22
Question: Peter Adamson played which character in Coronation Street?
Answer: Len Fairclough
Question: James Harding is the editor of which daily newspaper?
Answer: The Times
Question: Who played the female lead in Howard Hawks' 1959 film 'Rio Bravo'?
Answer: Angie Dickinson
Question: Three famous English composers died in 1934 - Elgar and Delius were two, who was the third?
Answer: Gustav Holst
Question: Under which monarch did Lanfranc become Archbishop of Canterbury?
Answer: William I
Question: Two Rugby League clubs play home games at a ground with the same name, Craven Park - Hull Kingston Rovers and which other team?
Answer: Barrow
Question: Who played Bret's brother, Bart Maverick in the 1957-62 Warner Bros TV western?
Answer: Jack Kelly
Question: Who wrote the 1980 children's book 'The Twits'?
Answer: Roald Dahl
Question: In Britain a joint of beef comprising two sirloins joined at the backbone is known as what?
Answer: Baron of Beef
Question: Which US president was shot and killed in Buffalo, New York state in 1901?
Answer: William McKinley
Question: What small fruit is the main ingredient of a tapenade?
Answer: Olive
Question: Who wrote the 1968 children's book 'The Wombles'?
Answer: Elizabeth Beresford
Question: Which singer and actress first performed the role of Christine on stage in the musical Phantom of the Opera?
Answer: SARA BRIGHTMAN
Question: If you serve on a jury how soon is it before you can be legally called upon to serve again?
Answer: 2 YEARS
Question: Against which country did Sachin Tendulkar score his 100th test century?
Answer: BANGLADESH
Question: Who was the British Boxer involved in a fracas with Derek Chisora in February 2012?
Answer: DAVID HAYE
Question: Who wrote the Norman Conquests?
Answer: ALAN AYCKBOURN
Question: Which journalist was killed in Syria in February 2012?
Answer: MARIE COLVIN
Question: Which guitarist who wrote the manual "Play in a Day" died in April 2012?
Answer: BERT WEEDON
Question: Which 20th century composer wrote Fanfare for the Common Man?
Answer: AARON COPELAND
Question: Which composer died at Bayreuth in Germany in 1886?
Answer: LISZT
Question: Which Canadian statesman had the Christian names Lester Bowles?
Answer: PEARSON
Question: What was the name of the horse that Zara Philips rode to win the World Equestrian Three Day Event Gold in 2006?
Answer: Toytown
Question: Which singer is /was known as the 'Thin White Duke'?
Answer: David Bowie
Question: Which St Helens player is the only man to win the Lance Todd trophy (awarded to the man of the match in the Rugby League Challenge Cup Final) three times?
Answer: Sean Long
Question: Which country's highest military honour is the Order of William?
Answer: Netherlands
Question: The Shona people come from which country?
Answer: Zimbabwe
Question: Which Elvis Presley hit was simply 'O Sole Mio' with a new lyric?
Answer: It's Now or Never
Question: Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, the world's busiest airport (more than 92 million passengers in 2011) serves which US city?
Answer: Atlanta
Question: With which instrument was bandleader Johnny Dankworth associated?
Answer: (Alto) Saxophone
Question: Which author created 'the Toff', the 'Baron' and Gideon of the Yard?
Answer: John Creasy
Question: Who wrote the book 'Breakfast at Tiffany's' on which the film is based?
Answer: Truman Capote
Question: What type of art is Banksy famous for?
Answer: GRAFFITI ART
Question: 'February made me shiver' is a line from which song?
Answer: AMERICAN PIE
Question: All Formula One cars use the same make of tyres. Who is the current manufacturer?
Answer: PIRELLI
Question: What was the name of Long John Silver's parrot?
Answer: CAPTAIN FLINT
Question: What is the date of St David's Day?
Answer: 1st March
Question: The Straits of Hormuz connect the Persian Gulf and which other Gulf?
Answer: Gulf of Oman
Question: Which singer had a 2011 hit with 'Rolling in the Deep'?
Answer: Adele
Question: What is the name of Colonel Muammar Ghaddafi's home town where he was killed in 2011?
Answer: Sirte
Question: Which TV series was set in Aidensfield?
Answer: Heartbeat
Question: In book and film, which vessel was commanded by Charlie Allnut?
Answer: The African Queen
Question: What is the name of the home town of Saddam Hussein, close to where he was captured in 2003?
Answer: Tikrit
Question: Which scientific law describes the relationship between the volume and temperature of a gas at constant pressure?
Answer: Charles's Law
Question: Which major company employ a 'Chief Doodler'?
Answer: Google
Question: What name is given to the original single continent on Earth that has split into the continents we have today?
Answer: PANGEA
Question: Shooting, swimming, riding, cross-country running and what comprise the modem pentathlon?
Answer: FENCING
Question: Which leader of the British National Party appeared on Question Time in October 2009?
Answer: NICK GRIFFIN
Question: Which female swimmer from Merseyside became the first to qualify for the 2012 Olympic games in 3 individual Olympic disciplines?
Answer: FRAN HALSALL
Question: Which protest movement which began in 2011, had as its slogan 'We are the 99%'?
Answer: OCCUPY
Question: Which English King had nicknames of 'Lackland' and 'Softsword'?
Answer: JOHN
Question: A tangelo is the result of crossing a tangerine and with other fruit?
Answer: GRAPEFRUIT
Question: In classical history what number was indicated by the word 'myriad'?
Answer: TEN THOUSAND
Question: What horse race is known as 'The Run For The Roses'?
Answer: KENTUCKY DERBY
Question: What horse race is known as 'The Race That Stops a Nation'?
Answer: MELBOURNE CUP
Question: Glenmorangie whisky is produced by 16 men known as the 'Sixteen men of .. where'?
Answer: TAIN
Question: Which American President organised the Louisiana Purchase in 1803?
Answer: THOMAS JEFFERSON
Question: What character was played first by Ursula Andress in a 1967 film, and by Eva Green in a 2006 remake?
Answer: VESPER LYND
Question: Made in Scotland, Caboc cheese is coated in what?
Answer: OATMEAL
Question: Which US magazine produces an annual '500' list of biggest US companies based on gross revenue?
Answer: FORTUNE
Question: Translating as 'strong man', rikishi is the name given to a participant in what sport?
Answer: SUMO WRESTLING
Question: Which fuel is commonly found in cigarette lighters?
Answer: Butane
Question: Which African capital was previously called Leopoldville?
Answer: Kinshasa
Question: The Limehouse Declaration of 1981 created what?
Answer: Social Democratic Party
Question: Which stage musical is performed on roller skates?
Answer: Starlight Express
Question: Which member of the royal family is patron of the Scottish Rugby Union?
Answer: Princess Anne, the Princess Royal
Question: What was the name of the cruise liner which capsized off the Italian coast in January 2012?
Answer: Costa Concordia
Question: As well as being a writer on cricket, John Arlott also wrote extensively about what?
Answer: Wine
Question: """Is that your final answer?"" is a catchphrase associated with which TV quiz show?"
Answer: Who Wants to Be a Millionaire
Question: Where are the administrative headquarters of the East Riding of Yorkshire?
Answer: BEVERLEY
Question: Which Simpson' TV cartoon series character is voiced by Kelsey Grammar?
Answer: SIDESHOW BOB
Question: Which famous work by Brendan Behan is set in a Dublin prison?
Answer: THE QUARE FELLOW
Question: Which British football club was founded by Brother Walfrid?
Answer: (GLASGOW) CELTIC
Question: What is the British Army equivalent to the German military rank of Oberst?
Answer: COLONEL
Question: Of what orchestral instrument is Anne-Sophie Mutter a virtuoso?
Answer: VIOLIN
Question: London's Tower Bridge is a suspension and what other type of bridge?
Answer: BASCULE
Question: Rhea and Tethys are moons of which planet?
Answer: SATURN
Question: Originally named The Shaftesbury Memorial, by what name is this statue more commonly known?
Answer: EROS
Question: Which NFL American Football team play their home games at Arrowhead Stadium?
Answer: KANSAS CITY CHIEFS
Question: Irish singer Enya began her career as a member of which band?
Answer: CLANNAD
Question: What animal has breeds named American Bobtail, Balinese and Japanese Bobtail?
Answer: CAT
Question: Which 1960s group was fronted by Colin Blunstone?
Answer: THE ZOMBIES
Question: The 'Oasis of the Seas' is a cruise liner operated by which company?
Answer: ROYAL CARIBBEAN