zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What is Japanese golfer Masashi Ozaki's nickname?
Answer: JUMBO
Question: What was the name of the soap about a women's magazine that was on BBC from 1962 to 1965?
Answer: COMPACT
Question: Which was the last non capital city to host the Summer Olympic Games?
Answer: SYDNEY
Question: Which city in Delaware USA and town in Kent England share the same name?
Answer: DOVER
Question: Who wrote the book the Ipcress File?
Answer: LEN DEIGHTON
Question: Which American State in its shortened form sounds like a doctor?
Answer: MARYLAND
Question: What was the name of Adolf Hitler's pet dog?
Answer: BLONDIE
Question: Who became the presenter of Countdown after Jeff Stelling left?
Answer: NICK HEWER
Question: Who wrote the book "A Bridge Too Far"?
Answer: CORNELIUS RYAN
Question: Which English county is called Nelson's county?
Answer: NORFOLK
Question: Which author created the character Jason Bourne?
Answer: ROBERT LUDLUM
Question: Stanley in the Falkland Isles is twinned with which North Yorkshire town?
Answer: WHITBY
Question: What type of vehicle is a pantechnicon?
Answer: A LARGE VAN
Question: In 1978 who had their first UK Top Ten Hit with the song 'What A Waste'?
Answer: IAN DURY & THE BLOCKHEADS
Question: On a map of scale 1:50,000, what distance is represented by 10 centimetres?
Answer: 5 KILOMETRES
Question: Which World Heavyweight boxing champion-was known as 'The Cinderella Man'?
Answer: JAMES BRADDOCK
Question: Name one of the colours on the flag of Bangladesh.
Answer: RED AND GREEN
Question: Which contemporary US politician wrote an autobiography titled 'Living History'?
Answer: HILLARY CLINTON.
Question: Give a year in the life of King Louis XIV, the Sun King.
Answer: 1638-1715
Question: What is the standard lap distance in an Olympic velodrome
Answer: 250 METRES
Question: In which 18th century war were the battles of Dettingen and Fontenoy?
Answer: WAR OF AUSTRIAN SUCCESSION
Question: Which fish is traditionally used in the Cornwall dish 'Stargazy Pie'?
Answer: PILCHARDS
Question: The Voice (UK) judge Will. I. Am was a vocalist in which group?
Answer: BLACK EYED PEAS
Question: What is the square root of 1/4?
Answer: HALF
Question: In which shipping forecast area are the Channel Islands?
Answer: Portland
Question: What is the longest river entirely in Spain?
Answer: Ebro
Question: What is considered the most successful (financially and most other ways) Australian film of the 1980's?
Answer: Crocodile Dundee
Question: To which dynasty did the Plantagenet kings from Henry II to Richard II belong?
Answer: Angevin
Question: What was the name of the 1990's sitcom featuring Joe McCann, Diana Weston and Honor Blackman?
Answer: The Upper Hand
Question: Who won the heptathlon in the Sydney Olympics?
Answer: Denise Lewis
Question: Who won Great Britain's only athletics gold medal in the 1972 Munich Olympic Games?
Answer: MARY PETERS
Question: What do the national anthems of Spain and Kosovo have in common?
Answer: NO LYRICS
Question: Which Swiss team surprisingly beat Manchester United in December 2011 to knock them out of the Champion's League?
Answer: BASLE
Question: Which comic celebrity's autobiography published in 2012 is called 'Still Standing'?
Answer: PAUL O'GRADY
Question: The 'Arrival of the Queen of Sheba' comes from which Handel oratorio?
Answer: SOLOMON
Question: What distance is an Olympic steeplechase?
Answer: 3,000 metres
Question: An image of which English cathedral appeared on the back of £20 notes issued between 1999 and 2007?
Answer: WORCESTER
Question: Who is MP for Doncaster North?
Answer: ED MILIBAND
Question: Which company makes the Sea King helicopter?
Answer: WESTLAND HELICOPTERS
Question: Over what distance do Olympic rowing and sculling races take place?
Answer: 2,000 metres
Question: Who designed the 2012 Olympic flame?
Answer: THOMAS HEATHERWICK
Question: What is the title of the recent musical based on the music of the Spice Girls?
Answer: Viva Forever!
Question: What is the title of the recent musical based on a book by Ben Elton with the music of Queen?
Answer: We Will Rock You
Question: George W Bush was vice president in whose administration?
Answer: Ronald Reagan
Question: In which US state will you find Stanford University?
Answer: California
Question: Which royal residence has the postcode SL4 1 NJ?
Answer: Windsor Castle
Question: In which US state will you find Johns Hopkins University?
Answer: Maryland
Question: Merlyn Lowther, Andrew Bailey and Chris Salmon are the last three holders of which financial post?
Answer: Chief Cashier of the Bank of England
Question: Which halogen element, number 9 in the Periodic Table, is at standard pressure/temperature a pale yellow gas?
Answer: Fluorine
Question: Which lighthouse is situated on a rock nine miles southwest of Plymouth?
Answer: Eddystone
Question: Which Oscar winning actress plays Abraham Lincoln's wife in the film Lincoln?
Answer: SALLY FIELD
Question: The United Nations Agency W.M.O. deals with what subject?
Answer: METEOROLOGY
Question: Amelia Bullmore plays DCI Gill Murray in which TV crime drama?
Answer: SCOTT AND BAILEY
Question: Which Country won the men's hockey gold at the 2012 Olympics?
Answer: GERMANY
Question: Who created the fictional character Alex Cross?
Answer: JAMES PATTERSON
Question: In the Pop Song 'Tell Laura I Love Her' what was the name of the young driver the lover of Laura who died?
Answer: TOMMY
Question: Which company sponsors the 2013 County Cricket Championship?
Answer: LV
Question: Who sponsored the First Division of the Scottish Football League for the 2012/13 Season?
Answer: IRN BRU
Question: Vaughan William's The Lark Ascending was written for which solo instrument accompanied by piano or orchestra?
Answer: VIOLIN
Question: Which car company made the Sirocco model?
Answer: VOLKSWAGEN
Question: The Red Sea is a submerged section of which geographical feature?
Answer: THE GREAT RIFT VALLEY
Question: What was patented in 1965 by Owen Finlay McLaren?
Answer: Baby Buggy
Question: Who replaced Rowan Williams as Archbishop of Canterbury?
Answer: Justin Welby
Question: Who wrote the music commonly known as 'The Funeral March', it comes from his Piano Sonata No.2 written in 1837?
Answer: Chopin
Question: In which calendar did the year AM5774 begin on 4th September 2013?
Answer: Hebrew
Question: In what year did Britain have a Labour government for the first time?
Answer: 1924
Question: In a castle, what was kept in a mews?
Answer: Hawks
Question: Pope Francis was Archbishop of which city?
Answer: Buenos Aires
Question: Give the Christian name of the son of Dick Francis who since his father' death has written thrillers based around horse racing.
Answer: Felix
Question: The international board game Reversi is marketed in the UK by Pressman under what name?
Answer: Othello
Question: What is the internet code for Austria?
Answer: at
Question: What was the city of Harare called when Zimbabwe was called Rhodesia?
Answer: Salisbury
Question: Who won the county cricket twenty/twenty championships in both 2010 and 2012?
Answer: Hampshire
Question: What does the Latin phrase "cogito ergo sum" mean?
Answer: I Think Therefore I Am
Question: What is the English name for what the Welsh call Llyn Tegid?
Answer: Lake Bala
Question: What is the internet code for Spain?
Answer: es
Question: Who has competed in 7 of the last 10 all Ireland senior Gaelic football championship finals?
Answer: Kerry
Question: Which was the last club to lose in consecutive FA Cup Finals doing so in 1998 and 1999?
Answer: NEWCASTLE UNITED
Question: Which club has been FA Cup finalists 4 times but never won the trophy?
Answer: LEICESTER CITY
Question: Curly McLain is a character in which Rodgers and Hammerstein musical?
Answer: OKLAHOMA!
Question: Which element has the chemical symbol Hg?
Answer: MERCURY
Question: What is the literal meaning of the Latin phrase bona fide?
Answer: IN GOOD FAITH
Question: What is the literal meaning of the Latin phrase in vino veritas?
Answer: IN WINE (there is) TRUTH
Question: Which novel by Iris Murdoch won the 1978 Booker Prize?
Answer: THE SEA, THE SEA
Question: Tabitha Babbitt is credited with which invention in 1813?
Answer: CIRCULAR SAW
Question: Which record by Culture Club was the best-selling UK single of 1983?
Answer: KARMA CHAMELEON
Question: Prior to Barack Obama in 2009 who was the last US president to be awarded the Nobel Peace Prize?
Answer: JIMMY CARTER
Question: Which artist painted Poppies Blooming in 1873?
Answer: CLAUDE MONET
Question: Which bird has the scientific name Buteo buteo?
Answer: BUZZARD
Question: Who plays Mary in the film 'There's something about Mary'?
Answer: CAMERON DIAZ
Question: Who was the puppet master of Spit the Dog?
Answer: BOB CAROLGEES
Question: Who has been the longest serving American President?
Answer: FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT
Question: In which UK town is the World of Glass Museum?
Answer: ST HELENS
Question: In which 1960's TV series did Clarence the cross-eyed lion appear?
Answer: DAKTARI
Question: What was the former name of Sellafield Nuclear Power Station?
Answer: WINDSCALE
Question: Which element has the symbol Sc?
Answer: SCANDIUM
Question: For what does the A stand in the acronym for the organisation UCAS?
Answer: ADMISSIONS
Question: What name is given to the wire frame on a dartboard?
Answer: SPIDER
Question: Who, in October 2012, became the first British player in 24 years to win a Women's Tennis Association Tour singles title?
Answer: HEATHER WATSON
Question: Alexander MacEwan was the first leader of which political party?
Answer: SCOTTISH NATIONAL PARTY
Question: 'A Handful of Dust' by Evelyn Waugh and 'The Grass is Singing' by Doris Lessing have their titles taken from lines written by which poet?
Answer: T S ELIOT
Question: In 2012-13 who were the sponsors of the Football League Cup?
Answer: CAPITAL ONE
Question: The singer/songwriter Tulisa, an X Factor judge, was a member of which hip-hop group formed in 2000?
Answer: N-DUBZ
Question: Which native British wildlife includes species called Field, Bank and Short-tailed?
Answer: VOLE
Question: In which English county is the village of Stilton?
Answer: CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Question: What acid is found naturally in grapes and bananas?
Answer: TARTARIC
Question: Manganese Bronze Holdings of Coventry is famous for the production of what sort of vehicle?
Answer: LONDON TAXIS
Question: Which former sportswoman's 2012 autobiography is titled 'Between the Lines'?
Answer: VICTORIA PENDLETON
Question: Which country was featured in the first of the Rough Guide travel series published in 1981?
Answer: GREECE
Question: Which country declared war on Japan - the day before the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki?
Answer: Soviet Union
Question: What was the Christian name of the character played by Penelope Keith in The Good Life' TV series?
Answer: Margot
Question: What was the RAF's first operational jet, first flying in 1943?
Answer: (Gloster) Meteor
Question: Upminster and Wimbledon are termini of which London Underground line?
Answer: District
Question: Which was the British Army's main battle tank of the post VVWII period? It was replaced by the Chieftain tank in 1967.
Answer: Centurion
Question: Of which country was Edith Cresson prime minister from 1995 to 1999?
Answer: France
Question: Why were British policemen known as "Peelers" in the nineteenth century?
Answer: After Sir Robert Peel
Question: Which Portuguese navigator (1467-1520) is regarded as the discoverer of Brazil?
Answer: (Pedro Alvares) Cabral
Question: What is the country of origin of the supermarket chain Aldi?
Answer: Germany
Question: Which opera house in New York is located in the Lincoln Centre for Performing Arts?
Answer: Metropolitan Opera House
Question: Wiki, as in Wikipedia, is a word that means fast or quick - in what language?
Answer: Hawaiian
Question: Name the bandleader who died in March 2013, his biggest hits were 'Samantha' and 'Midnight In Moscow'?
Answer: Kenny Ball
Question: 'Sauce bigarade' is a traditional French sauce to accompany which meat?
Answer: Duck
Question: At the end of the 2012-13 season, Cove Rangers and Formartine Utd finished first and second in which football league?
Answer: Highland League
Question: The miracle substance Graphene was developed by Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov at which university?
Answer: Manchester
Question: Which TV series of the 1950s, one the first 'soaps' on British TV, featured Jill Browne, Desmond Carrington, Richard Thorp and John Alderton?
Answer: Emergency Ward 10
Question: Who was the first US astronaut to walk in space?
Answer: Ed White
Question: Who presents the Radio 2 Rhythm & Blues Show at 7.00pm every Monday?
Answer: Paul Jones
Question: The 1932 film 'Taxi' is famous for which line of dialogue?
Answer: """You dirty rat"""
Question: The UK is to spend approximately £1 million before 2015 on Project Hougoumont, where is it to be spent?
Answer: Waterloo
Question: Which town is the administrative centre of Powys?
Answer: LLANDRINDOD WELLS
Question: Which presenter of the BBC Radio 4's daily news magazine 'PM' became a stand-in presenter for the Andrew Marr show following Marr's stroke?
Answer: EDDIE MAIR
Question: Who became U.S. Secretary of State early in 2013, replacing Hilary Clinton?
Answer: JOHN KERRY
Question: Which famous landmark is found on Mount Lee?
Answer: THE HOLLYWOOD SIGN
Question: Born James Newell Osterberg Jr. in 1947, which pop star fronted a TV campaign for car insurance in 2009?
Answer: IGGY POP
Question: Which country banned the use of the word Hashtag in February 2013?
Answer: FRANCE
Question: Which former member of the Clash formed the Justice Tonight Band to promote awareness of the Hillsborough Justice campaign?
Answer: MICK JONES
Question: A targeted group of assassinations in France on St Bartholomew's Day in 1572 led to which word entering the English language?
Answer: MASSACRE
Question: The concept of 'cloud-cuckoo land' originated with which Ancient Greek playwright?
Answer: ARISTOPHANES
Question: Who was the man who devised shorthand writing in 1937?
Answer: SIR ISAAC PITMAN
Question: Who coined the phrase 'My flabber has never been so gasted?
Answer: FRANKIE HOWARD
Question: What is the capital city of Rwanda?
Answer: KIGALI
Question: If Monday's child is fair of face what is Saturday's child?
Answer: WORKS HARD FOR A LIVING
Question: Which horse race along with the Cambridgeshire makes up the 'Autumn Double'?
Answer: CESAREWITCH
Question: Who holds the record as the longest serving county cricket captain?
Answer: W. G. GRACE
Question: What is the collective name for thrush?
Answer: MUTATION
Question: Which fruit or vegetable is an Autumn Queen?
Answer: ONION
Question: In the acronym OFSTED, what one word do the letters ST represent?
Answer: STANDARDS
Question: What was the name of the resort in the film 'Dirty Dancing'?
Answer: KELLERMANS
Question: If Calvin Coolidge was number 30, who was number 31?
Answer: HERBERT HOOVER
Question: 'Rodeo', 'Billy the Kid' and 'Fanfare for the Common Man' are all works by which composer?
Answer: AARON COPLAND
Question: In the southwest of the UK who or what is often referred to as a 'grockle?
Answer: A TOURIST
Question: Which England player was sent off during the England/Ukraine game in September 2012?
Answer: STEVEN GERRARD
Question: In computing for what does the P stand in the term http?
Answer: PROTOCOL
Question: Which English city is said, like Rome, to be built on seven hills?
Answer: SHEFFIELD
Question: """She was more like a beauty queen from a movie scene"" are the opening lines from which song?"
Answer: BILLIE JEAN
Question: The fashion brand "Nutmeg" was launched by which company in 2013?
Answer: MORRISONS
Question: Which pop artist won the Oscar for the best original song for Skyfall in 2013?
Answer: ADELE
Question: Which author created the fictional character "Tracey Beaker"?
Answer: JACQUELINE WILSON
Question: Which ITV crime drama series stars Brenda Blethyn in the title role?
Answer: VERA
Question: The Norton Canes service area is the only one on which Motorway
Answer: M6 TOLL ROAD
Question: Which current cabinet minister is MP for Richmond?
Answer: WILLIAM HAGUE
Question: Which car manufacturer's branded slogan is "The Power to Surprise"?
Answer: KIA
Question: For what does the "E" stand in the authors' name E L James?
Answer: ERIKA
Question: What was abolished by the 13th Amendment to the US constitution in 1865?
Answer: SLAVERY
Question: What was abolished by the 21st Amendment to the US constitution in 1933?
Answer: PROHIBITION
Question: Which spirit is combined with rum, triple sec and lemon juice to make a Between the Sheets?
Answer: BRANDY
Question: Which actress played the part of Mrs Hudson in the TV series Sherlock first screened in 2010?
Answer: UNA STUBBS
Question: In the Scottish Premier League, in which town do Ross County play?
Answer: DINGWALL
Question: In which year was the English £1 coin introduced?
Answer: 1983
Question: Who succeeded Brendan Barber as the T.U.C's General Secretary on January 1st 2013?
Answer: FRANCES O'GRADY
Question: In Scotland, which town is the home venue of Albion Rovers FC?
Answer: COATBRIDGE
Question: Name the year that Terry Waite was kidnapped in Beirut, and the 'Herald of Free Enterpise' capsized off the coast near Zeebrugge?
Answer: 1987
Question: Which actor played the part of Lestrade in the TV series Sherlock first screened in 2010?
Answer: RUPERT GRAVES
Question: Give a year in the life of the artist George Stubbs.
Answer: 1724-1806
Question: Who was the architect of the Shard, the highest building in Europe when it was opened in 2013?
Answer: RENZO PIANO
Question: What colour is the milk of a hippopotamus?
Answer: PINK
Question: The Channel Islands are in which shipping forecast sea area?
Answer: PORTLAND
Question: Which US President had the shortest term of office - one month?
Answer: WILLIAM HARRISON
Question: What completes this Spike Milligan quote, 'Are you going to come quietly, or do I have to use...'?
Answer: EARPLUGS
Question: To the nearest whole number what is the value of absolute zero on the Celsius scale?
Answer: MINUS 273
Question: On television who travelled in the Liberator until it was destroyed?
Answer: BLAKE'S 7
Question: Who wrote 'The Rights of Man' in 1791?
Answer: THOMAS PAINE
Question: Which record label was founded by Berry Gordy Junior?
Answer: MOTOWN
Question: What was the name of the cat who was an enemy to the mice Pixie and Dixie?
Answer: MR JINKS
Question: Which fashion house designed the costumes for Kylie Minogue's 'Aphrodite Les Folies' world tour?
Answer: DOLCE & GABBANA
Question: The Dickens novel 'Hard Times' is set in which fictional town, partly based on Preston?
Answer: COKETOWN
Question: What was the name of the scarecrow in 'Bob the Builder'?
Answer: SPUD
Question: On the London Monopoly board which is the only property south of the River Thames?
Answer: OLD KENT ROAD
Question: What is the name for the fruit cherry in German?
Answer: KIRSCHE
Question: Name the actress who played the title role in the 1998 film 'There's Something about Mary'.
Answer: Cameron Diaz
Question: In which Scandinavian city are the headquarters of the Volvo manufacturing company?
Answer: Gothenburg
Question: Give either the year or the venue when Jean Claude Killy won 3 Olympic Alpine Skiing Gold medals.
Answer: 1968 Grenoble
Question: In which county is Plumpton racecourse?
Answer: (East) Sussex
Question: Give a year when Lord Liverpool was the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.
Answer: 1812-1827
Question: Which is the largest Canadian province in terms of area?
Answer: Quebec
Question: Buster Bloodvessel was the lead singer of which pop group - popular in the early 1980s?
Answer: Bad Manners
Question: With 133 appearances who is England's most capped cricket player?
Answer: Alec Stewart
Question: Scotch, Drambuie, ice and a lemon twist are the traditional ingredients of which cocktail?
Answer: Rusty Nail
Question: Give a year in the life of the Belgian artist Rene Magritte.
Answer: 1898-1967
Question: Who was the Arsenal captain when they won the 2005 FA Cup -on penalties against Manchester United?
Answer: Patrick Viera
Question: Steve Pemberton played shopkeeper Tulip 'Tubbs' Tattsyrup in which British TV series which ended in 2002?
Answer: The League of Gentlemen
Question: Name the author of the novel 'The Van', shortlisted for the 1991 Booker Prize.
Answer: Roddy Doyle
Question: After how many years is a Ruby wedding anniversary celebrated?
Answer: 40
Question: Which element, No. 71, has its name derived from the city of Paris?
Answer: Lutetium
Question: in which city do the football team Atalanta of the Italian league play their home games?
Answer: Bergamo
Question: In which city do German football team Schalke 04 play their home games?
Answer: Gelsenkirchen
Question: Who presents the TV show Reflex?
Answer: Shane Richie
Question: On a human body, what are known medically as ephelides?
Answer: Freckles
Question: Upon which river does Durham stand?
Answer: Wear
Question: Which vegetable Daucus spp has varieties called Autumn King and Pamex?
Answer: Carrot
Question: Which is the easternmost capital city in the European Union?
Answer: Nicosia
Question: Gd is the chemical symbol for which element?
Answer: GADOLINIUM
Question: Who was the 14th President of the United States from 1853-1857?
Answer: FRANKLIN PIERCE
Question: The term 'Hard Edge Painting' was coined in 1958 by which Los Angeles art critic?
Answer: JULES LANSNER
Question: Which singer/songwriter released the 1972 album 'One Man Dog'?
Answer: JAMES TAYLOR
Question: Which American politician said 'Marriage is neither Heaven nor Hell? It is simply Purgatory'?
Answer: ABRAHAM LINCOL
Question: In the traditional list of wedding anniversaries the 1st is paper, what is it in the modern list?
Answer: CLOCKS
Question: In what year did Finland become a member of the EU?
Answer: 1995
Question: At is the symbol for which chemical element?
Answer: ASTATINE
Question: What is the State Capital of Montana?
Answer: HELENA
Question: Published in 2013 who wrote the novel 'An Officer and a Spy'?
Answer: ROBERT HARRIS
Question: Seven Men at Daybreak by Alan Burgess is a book about which WWII event?
Answer: ASSASSINATION OF REINHARD HEYDRICH
Question: Who painted 'The Death of Chatterton' in 1856?
Answer: HENRY WALLIS
Question: Which English town is connected with Count Dracula?
Answer: WHITBY
Question: Which county on the West coast of Ireland lies between County Limerick and County Galway?
Answer: COUNTY CLARE
Question: The musical Jersey Boys features the music of which group?
Answer: (FRANKIE VALLI AND) THE FOUR SEASONS
Question: Who is the American lead male singer in the Canadian band Arcade Fire?
Answer: WIN BUTLER
Question: Chetham's School in Manchester is famous in what field?
Answer: MUSIC TEACHING
Question: Who composed the 1938 ballet Billy the Kid?
Answer: AARON COPLAND
Question: Ringwood Brewery is based in which English county?
Answer: HAMPSHIRE
Question: Which county on the East coast of Ireland lies between County Dublin and County Louth?
Answer: COUNTY MEATH
Question: Which author created the Alex Rider books and the Power of Five series?
Answer: ANTHONY HOROWITZ
Question: Which planet, because of changes in visibility at different times, was in fact thought to be 2 separate bodies, known as Phosphorous an Hesperus by the Greeks and Lucifer and Vesper by the Romans?
Answer: VENUS
Question: Okells Brewery is based in which part of the British Isles?
Answer: ISLE OF MAN
Question: On which English town did Thomas Hardy base the town of Casterbridge?
Answer: DORCHESTER
Question: Who became Prime Minister after the assassination of Spencer Perceval?
Answer: LORD LIVERPOOL
Question: In which old children's TV programme did the character Mike Mercury feature?
Answer: SUPERCAR
Question: Which element has atomic number 68 and symbol Er?
Answer: ERBIUM
Question: The song "Tomorrow belongs to me" features in which musical show?
Answer: CABARET
Question: What phrase was first used in print in 1951 by Frank Nicklin of the Manchester Evening News in a report on a Liverpool v Manchester United game? The game saw the debuts of two young Manchester United players.
Answer: BUSBY BABES
Question: Which Welsh golfer played in the 2014 Ryder Cup?
Answer: JAMIE DONALDSON