zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What was the last number one by The Jam
Answer: Beat Surrender
Question: If cats are feline which creatures are leporine
Answer: Hares
Question: Which car manufacturer made the Samara
Answer: Lada
Question: Monaco has the same flag as which other country
Answer: Indonesia
Question: Who did Paper Lace team up with in 1978 to make We've Got The Whole World In Our Hands
Answer: Nottingham Forest F.C.
Question: What nationality was F1 Grand Prix driver Denny Hulme
Answer: New Zealander
Question: Where do Bristol Rugby Union club play their home games
Answer: Memorial Ground
Question: Who was Prime Minister when Queen Victoria died
Answer: Balfour
Question: In the TV series Dear John what was John’s job
Answer: Schoolteacher
Question: What disability did the washer up in Robins Nest have
Answer: One arm
Question: What has been Chas and Dave’s biggest hit to date
Answer: Ain’t no Pleasing You
Question: Which French soldier’s name became the word for a strict disciplinarian
Answer: Martinet
Question: What is Mrs. short for
Answer: Mistress
Question: Who was the father of Henry 1
Answer: William The Conqueror
Question: Who is the Earl of Merioneth
Answer: Prince Philip
Question: Which baby was born into the Royal Family in 1988
Answer: Princess Beatrice
Question: Who plays Inspector Reg Wexford on TV
Answer: George Baker
Question: What is the name of the troublesome housing estate in The Bill
Answer: Jasmine Allen
Question: Where are the Descartes Highlands
Answer: On the moon
Question: Which Iron Maiden song reached number 3 in 1988
Answer: Can I Play With Madness
Question: What was the policeman nicknamed in Sykes
Answer: Corky
Question: Who was the Defence Ministry’s spokesman during the Falklands War
Answer: Ian McDonald
Question: To which island did the singer Gracie Fields retire
Answer: Capri
Question: Who was England’s football coach for one game between Hoddle leaving and Keegan taking over
Answer: Howard Wilkinson
Question: Which popular rum based liqueur is flavoured with coffee
Answer: Tia Maria
Question: What building is shown on the label of a bottle of H.P. Sauce
Answer: The Houses of Parliament
Question: In the Robin Hood T.V. series starring Richard Green what was the name of the inn that was used
Answer: The Blue Boar
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 90's with Would I Lie to You
Answer: Charles and Eddie
Question: What was the sequel to a Fish Called Wanda
Answer: Fierce Creatures
Question: Who twice took Honey to number 2 in the U.K. charts
Answer: Bobby Goldsboro
Question: Of whom did Margaret Asquith say if he was not a great man at least he was a great poster
Answer: Lord Kitchener
Question: In which sport could a half nelson be used
Answer: Wrestling
Question: What name is given to the period 1811-1820 in British history
Answer: The Regency
Question: Who was the original owner of the now defunct newspaper Today
Answer: Eddy Shah
Question: What is the monthly magazine published by the Consumer’s Association called
Answer: Which
Question: Name British Television's longest running comedy series
Answer: Last of the Summer Wine
Question: What kind of drink is Barack which is a favourite drink of Hungarians
Answer: Apricot brandy
Question: What is the collective noun for a group of leopards
Answer: Leap
Question: What is the name of the theme music used in The Lone Ranger T.V. series
Answer: The William Tell Overture
Question: Which cricketer was nicknamed Chilly
Answer: Chris Old
Question: What is the name of the dress worn by Chinese women with the long split in the side
Answer: The cheong sam
Question: Which men’s magazine was originally going to be called Stag Party
Answer: Playboy
Question: What is the oldest English Sunday newspaper
Answer: The Observer
Question: Which American magazine calls itself the Bible of Boxing
Answer: The Ring
Question: What was the name of the hit theme from the Van Der Valk T.V. series
Answer: Eye Level
Question: Who were the first vocal group to top the UK charts way back in the 50's
Answer: The Stargazers
Question: What does the musical term presto mean
Answer: Fast
Question: Which country is the maker of the Exocet missile
Answer: France
Question: Which bird was shown on the reverse side of a farthing
Answer: Wren
Question: What is the French Stock Exchange called
Answer: The Bourse
Question: What is the currency of Bulgaria
Answer: Lev
Question: What was used to dry ink before blotting paper
Answer: Fine sand
Question: Where was the first 360 degree roller coaster in England
Answer: Alton Towers
Question: Decus et Tutanem is found on the edges of the pound coin what does it mean
Answer: Ornament and a Safeguard
Question: Which musical instrument is sometimes called the clown of the orchestra
Answer: The bassoon
Question: What do Americans call terylene
Answer: Dacron
Question: What would an American call a drawing pin
Answer: Thumb tack
Question: What do the English know American root beer as
Answer: Ginger beer
Question: What is the name of Britain’s only prison ship
Answer: H.M.P. Weare
Question: Snooker referee Len Ganley crushed a snooker ball to powder in a T.V. advert, what product was being advertised
Answer: Carling Black Label
Question: Chas and Dave sang Gertcha on which brewery’s advert
Answer: Courage
Question: Which brand of cigarettes did former U.S. President Ronald Reagan advertise in the fifties
Answer: Chesterfield
Question: Who was the first driver to win 50 formula 1 Grand Prix
Answer: Alain Prost
Question: What is the nineteenth hole on a golf course
Answer: Bar in the clubhouse
Question: What type of books were written by Moody and Sankey
Answer: Hymn books
Question: Which breed of terrier is the smallest in stature as recognised by The Kennel Club
Answer: Yorkshire terrier
Question: What is on the badge of the Yugoslavian club Red Star
Answer: A red star
Question: Who was the first F1driver to to win a Grand Prix for four different teams
Answer: Alain Prost
Question: In what sport do the Sheffield Hatters participate
Answer: Basketball
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 90's with Love is all Around
Answer: Wet Wet Wet
Question: Who played the part of Fleur in The Forsyte Saga
Answer: Susan Hampshire
Question: By what nickname was William 11 known
Answer: Rufus
Question: Where in the body would you find rod cells and cone cells
Answer: In the eye
Question: What is the Army equivalent to a Group Captain in the R.A.F.
Answer: Colonel
Question: On which make of motorcycle is the inscription “Live to ride, ride to live” to be found
Answer: Harley Davidson
Question: With which type of transport is James Brindley associated
Answer: Canals
Question: What type of transport is or was the SRN-1
Answer: Hovercraft
Question: What is bliss when it is folly to be wise
Answer: Ignorance
Question: Who was Constable of Caernarvon Castle when Charles was invested as Prince of Wales
Answer: Lord Snowdon
Question: Who is television's most famous steeplejack
Answer: Fred Dibnah
Question: Who won the 2001 Volvo PGA Championship
Answer: Andrew Oldcorn
Question: In which sport do competitors assemble for a final posedown
Answer: Bodybuilding
Question: What did the Rover company build before they built cars
Answer: Bicycles
Question: Which Derbyshire town is famous for having a church with a crooked spire
Answer: Chesterfield
Question: Which Scottish region shares its name with a musical instrument
Answer: Fife
Question: Where would you be incarcerated if you were in Parkhurst Prison
Answer: Isle of Wight
Question: Which group had a top ten hit in 1993 with Get The Girl, Kill The Baddies
Answer: Pop Will Eat Itself
Question: Look At Me I'm Sandra Dee is a song from which musical
Answer: Grease
Question: Who played the piano on Bobby Darren's Dream Lover
Answer: Neil Sedaka
Question: From which musical does the song Shall We Dance come
Answer: The King and I
Question: From which country does the word tycoon originate
Answer: Japan
Question: From which language does the word ombudsman come
Answer: Swedish
Question: From which language does the word howitzer originate
Answer: Czech
Question: What is the capital of Cambodia
Answer: Phnom Penh
Question: In what year were post codes introduced in England
Answer: 1968
Question: What type of transport is or was a velocipede
Answer: An early bicycle
Question: What is the proper name for the bag holding the air in a hot air balloon
Answer: Envelope
Question: Which car manufacturer make the Felicia
Answer: Skoda
Question: In which TV quiz were the contestants invited to feel the sportsman
Answer: They Think It’s All Over
Question: Where is the German Grand Prix held
Answer: Hockenheim
Question: What is the national anthem of Bermuda called
Answer: God Save The Queen
Question: What was king George V's favourite hobby
Answer: Stamp Collecting
Question: What would a bicorrate animal have two of
Answer: Horns
Question: In the sixteenth century what was a Scavenger's Daughter
Answer: Torture instrument
Question: Who played the Cornish based detective, Wycliffe
Answer: Jack Shepherd
Question: What is type of car was driven by nurse Gladys Emmanuel in Open all Hours
Answer: Morris Minor
Question: What was the love theme from the film Titanic with Leonardo di Caprio called
Answer: My Heart Will Go On
Question: What was the theme song for the film Trainspotting
Answer: Lust for Life
Question: At which sport did Richard Corsie compete
Answer: Bowls
Question: Karen Briggs and Nicola Fairbrother were involved in which sport
Answer: Judo
Question: Liz Hobbs was well known in which sport
Answer: Water skiing
Question: If you are swimming off the west coast of Australia what sea or ocean will you be swimming in
Answer: Indian Ocean
Question: What is the largest of the Balearic islands
Answer: Majorca
Question: Who was P.M. when Elizabeth 11 became Queen of England
Answer: Winston Churchill
Question: Which fish is sometimes called a pike-perch
Answer: Zander
Question: What type of weather is normally brought on by an anti cyclone
Answer: Fine weather
Question: Who was the Carly Simon song Your So Vain supposed to be about
Answer: Warren Beatty
Question: How many red stripes are there on the U.S.A. flag
Answer: Seven
Question: Who was the first English cricketer to play in 100 test matches
Answer: Colin Cowdrey
Question: Which city is dominated by Sugar Loaf mountain
Answer: Rio de Janeiro
Question: Which mountains divide Yorkshire from Lancashire
Answer: The Pennines
Question: Who is Dangermouse's arch enemy
Answer: Baron Greenback
Question: Three months after D-Day the blackout was relaxed what did it become known as
Answer: The dim out
Question: What was the name of the Munsters pet dragon
Answer: Spot
Question: What is the name of the hotel in Heartburn Hotel
Answer: The Olympic
Question: Which TV series began with the words, "There is nothing wrong with your television set"
Answer: The Outer Limits
Question: Who kept the score on Bullseye
Answer: Tony Green
Question: Which chef is the host of BBC's Meals in Minutes programme
Answer: Ainsley Harriott
Question: Who was the first West Indian batsman to score 35.000 first class runs
Answer: Gordon Greenidge
Question: What was the previous name of Radio 2
Answer: The Light Programme
Question: Who was the first member of the Royal Family to appear on Desert Island Discs
Answer: Princess Margaret
Question: Where are the headquarters of the BBC World Service
Answer: Bush House
Question: In the Chuck Berry song Memphis Tennessee how old was Marie
Answer: Six years old
Question: In which city did George Bush begin his Asian tour
Answer: Tokyo
Question: In Fawlty Towers what was Polly the maid's surname
Answer: Sherman
Question: Which Grand National winner had the same name as the race's sponsors
Answer: Seagram
Question: What is the capital of El Salvador
Answer: San Salvador
Question: What is tahini paste which is used in Middle Eastern cookery made from
Answer: Sesame seeds
Question: What are native Israeli born Jews called
Answer: Sabras
Question: Who was boxer Audley Harrison's first professional opponent
Answer: Mike Middleton
Question: Which is the most widely spread bird in the world found on every continent except Antarctica
Answer: Barn owl
Question: Which two colours are on the beak of a bewick swan
Answer: Black and yellow
Question: What is the collective noun for lapwings
Answer: Desert
Question: Which country is known as the Cockpit of Europe
Answer: Belgium
Question: What was the 1910 Fruitgum Company's only hit
Answer: Simon Says
Question: Whose only UK hit was Here Comes the Judge
Answer: Pigmeat Markham
Question: In which TV series do Edna and Saffron appear
Answer: Absolutely Fabulous
Question: In which town is the retirement home in Waiting For God
Answer: Bournemouth
Question: In what year were ball girls first used at Wimbledon
Answer: 1989
Question: What is the collective noun for moose
Answer: Herd
Question: What would you be doing if you were to Shoot the Owl, Chase the Squirrel and Box the Gnat
Answer: Country dancing
Question: Which famous character in commercials was played by John Hewer
Answer: Captain Birdseye
Question: In which London square is the National Gallery
Answer: Trafalgar Square
Question: In which city is the Albertina art gallery
Answer: Vienna
Question: Which southern state is patrolled by Deputy Dawg
Answer: Mississippi
Question: What is the name given to a professional rose grower
Answer: Rosarian
Question: Liquid tomato fertiliser is rich in which plant food
Answer: Potash
Question: To what plant did botanist Leonard Fuchs give his name
Answer: Fuchsia
Question: In American slang how much is a sawbuck
Answer: Ten dollars
Question: What is the name of Germany's central bank
Answer: The Bundesbank
Question: What was a hundredth of a German mark before the introduction of the Euro
Answer: A pfennig
Question: What extraordinary item of dress is a gibus
Answer: Collapsible top hat
Question: What was the Monkees best selling single
Answer: I'm a Believer
Question: In Minder what football team did Terry support
Answer: Fulham
Question: Which actress plays the title role in the TV series Linda Green
Answer: Liza Tarbuck
Question: What was the name of Charles Bronson's character in The Magnificent Seven
Answer: Bernardo
Question: Who is the quizmaster on the Radio 4 programme I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue
Answer: Humphrey Littleton
Question: What is the name of Barbie's new boyfriend
Answer: Blaine
Question: What is Paddington Bear's favourite food
Answer: Marmalade sandwiches
Question: Which TV puppets live on a canal barge
Answer: Rosie and Jim
Question: Which country's car international index mark is S.F.
Answer: Finland
Question: What nickname does New York's 28th Street have
Answer: Tin Pan Alley
Question: Which tradesman would hammer with a fuller and use a leaf hammer
Answer: Blacksmith
Question: On what day of the week do Australians always celebrate Australia Day
Answer: Monday
Question: What was the former name of the Green Party
Answer: The Ecology Party
Question: Solder is an alloy of which two metals
Answer: Tin and lead
Question: What rank in the British Amy is the equivalent to Hauptsturmfuhrer in the S.S.
Answer: Captain
Question: What rank in the Navy comes between Ordinary Seaman and Leading Seaman
Answer: Able Bodied
Question: Which sign meant happy motoring
Answer: Esso
Question: Who described Emmerdale as Dallas with dung
Answer: Les Dawson
Question: What profession is followed by leprechauns
Answer: Cobbling
Question: What did the Owl and the Pussycat dine on
Answer: Mince and slices of quince
Question: What is the gas that puts the fizz into fizzy drinks
Answer: Carbon Dioxide
Question: What is the nickname of non league football team Aylesbury
Answer: Ducks
Question: How many tons of TNT does a megaton represent
Answer: One million
Question: What is the traditional colour of Willow Pattern china
Answer: Blue and white
Question: Who played the part of Paul McCartney's grandfather in the film A Hard Day's Night
Answer: Wilfred Brambell
Question: In which city is the University of East Anglia
Answer: Norwich
Question: What is a male guinea pig called
Answer: Boar
Question: Which motor manufacturer make the Scenic
Answer: Renault
Question: Who had a top ten U.K. hit in 1990 with Naked in the Rain
Answer: Blue Pearl
Question: In American slang how much is two bits
Answer: Twenty five cents
Question: What brand of lager was advertised using the slogan follow the bear
Answer: Hofmeister
Question: Who was the top fashion designer nicknamed the Punk Princess of Fashion
Answer: Zandra Rhodes
Question: Who in 1964 said Paris is out of date and promptly launched the mini skirt
Answer: Mary Quant
Question: What do Americans call fireflies
Answer: Lightning bugs
Question: What was the name of the single that Blur won the BRIT award for best single in 1994
Answer: Parklife
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Everything I Do I do for You
Answer: Bryan Adams
Question: Will you still be sending me a valentine is a line from which Beatles song
Answer: When I'm Sixty Four
Question: Which London theatre is home to the Royal Shakespeare Company
Answer: The Barbican
Question: What was the first top ten entry for House of Pain (1993)
Answer: Jump Around
Question: Who was the first man to walk in space without a safety line
Answer: Bruce McCandless
Question: What are Russia's two outstanding ballet companies
Answer: Bolshoi and Kirov
Question: In ballet what is a pas de deux
Answer: Dance for two
Question: What is the symbol of the National Trust
Answer: Oak leaves
Question: What is the largest lake in England
Answer: Windermere
Question: Who joined East 17 on If You Ever in 1996
Answer: Gabrielle
Question: On which Beatles Album was I'll Follow The Sun
Answer: Beatles For Sale
Question: What is a pregnant goldfish called
Answer: A twit
Question: Which tasty fish is also known as a smear dab
Answer: Lemon sole
Question: What name is given to words named after people e.g. Boycott
Answer: Eponyms
Question: Who invented the pneumatic tyre
Answer: John Dunlop
Question: Which bone is the most often broken in humans
Answer: Collar bone
Question: What is the USA gambling game keno similar to in England
Answer: Bingo
Question: Which Scottish city is known as The Granite City
Answer: Aberdeen
Question: Which actress co-starred with Mel Gibson in the 1997 film Conspiracy Theory
Answer: Julia Roberts
Question: In which city is the Pakistan national cricket stadium
Answer: Karachi
Question: A serenade is played in the evening what is it's morning equivalent
Answer: An aubade
Question: Which rowing club stages the Henley Regatta
Answer: Leander
Question: At which ground are the All Ireland Gaelic Football finals held
Answer: Croke Park in Dublin
Question: What is the more common name for the insect called a devil's coach horse
Answer: Black beetle
Question: What disease is carried by bark beetles
Answer: Dutch elm disease
Question: On a bottle of drink what does A.b.v mean
Answer: Alcohol by volume
Question: What flavour is the liqueur Tia Maria
Answer: Coffee
Question: What was marmalade originally made from
Answer: Quince
Question: Which is the only walled city in North America to be declared a World Heritage Treasure by UNESCO
Answer: Quebec
Question: Which singer starred with John Wayne in True Grit
Answer: Glen Campbell
Question: Who in a sixties TV series was thawed from a block of ice to fight crime
Answer: Adam Adamant
Question: On what river is Paris
Answer: Seine
Question: In the military world what is an A.F.V.
Answer: Armoured Fighting Vehicle
Question: What type of car does Mr. Bean drive
Answer: Mini
Question: Who duetted with Cliff Richard on When God Shines His Light
Answer: Van Morrison
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Turn Back Time
Answer: Aqua
Question: What mode of transport would you be using in the Devizes to Westminster marathon
Answer: Canoe
Question: What is the name of the pub in the TV series Born and Bred
Answer: Signalman's Arms
Question: What is the capital of Ecuador
Answer: Quito
Question: Who was Hitler's Armaments Minister during World War 11
Answer: Albert Speer
Question: Where did Prince Charles marry Diana
Answer: Saint Paul's Cathedral
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 70's with Knowing Me Knowing You
Answer: ABBA
Question: What was Glenn Miller's given first christian name
Answer: Alton
Question: Which Australian city has a cricket ground called The Oval
Answer: Adelaide
Question: Which Scottish League football team is nicknamed The Wasps
Answer: Alloa
Question: In which country is Townsville Airport
Answer: Australia
Question: Which comedian's catch phrase was "I theng yow"
Answer: Arthur Askey
Question: With which means of transport has Cardington been associated in the past
Answer: Airships
Question: Why would a motorist use ethylene glycol in his car
Answer: As antifreeze
Question: What is the fish used in the Jewish speciality gefiltefisch
Answer: Carp
Question: Which Welsh market town has the highest tides in Britain
Answer: Chepstow
Question: What was the name of the Wookey in Star Wars
Answer: Chewbacca
Question: In which country other than England do a team called Everton play
Answer: Chile
Question: What do we call the art which consists of gluing articles onto canvas
Answer: Collage
Question: Where would you be able to look at the Graham Sutherland tapestry titled Christ in Glory
Answer: Coventry Cathedral
Question: The Library Mob was to be the title for which long running B.B.C. comedy series
Answer: Last of the Summer Wine
Question: In which county is Eton school
Answer: Berkshire
Question: Which qualification is abbreviated to H.N.D.
Answer: Higher National Diploma
Question: What is the most expensive property on a Monopoly board
Answer: Mayfair
Question: Which comedy actress featured in The Pet Shop Boy's first film
Answer: Windsor
Question: Which English soccer international once won the top prize on Double Your Money
Answer: Charlton
Question: Who is the Man From Auntie
Answer: Elton
Question: What type of bells are campanula
Answer: Canterbury
Question: What word links merry, new, and squad
Answer: England
Question: Which group's first top ten entry was called Ghosts (1982)
Answer: Japan
Question: Which English artist painted The Morning Walk
Answer: Gainsborough
Question: Which was the first company to introduce fish fingers onto the British market
Answer: Eye
Question: Which book is often referred to as the O.E.D.
Answer: Oxford
Question: Who was Desmond Lynam's co-presenter in the first series of How do They do That
Answer: Hull
Question: By what name do actors call stage blood
Answer: Kensington
Question: Who was the last Briton to hold the World 5,000 metres world record
Answer: David Moorcroft
Question: Sunday county cricket teams playing in the Norwich Union League now have given themselves nicknames, what is the nickname of Northants
Answer: Steelbacks
Question: In which film was the song Bright Eyes featured
Answer: Watership Down
Question: If a car's international licence plate has CH on which country has it come from
Answer: Switzerland
Question: What was the first western TV series to be shown in full colour on British TV
Answer: Bonanza
Question: What is the capital of Malaysia
Answer: Kuala Lumpur
Question: In which Irish county is Dingle Bay
Answer: Kerry
Question: What is the collective noun for eagles
Answer: A Convocation
Question: The Red Lion is the commonest pub name in England then The Crown, The Royal Oak, The White Hart, what comes next
Answer: The King's Head
Question: Who recorded the album Listen Without Prejudice
Answer: George Michael
Question: Who wrote the Flight of the Bumble Bee
Answer: Rimsky-Korsakov
Question: Which German international rejoined Spurs in 1997
Answer: Jurgen Klinsmann
Question: Which British island is served by Ronaldsway Airport
Answer: Isle of Man
Question: Which aircraft company made the Tri-Star
Answer: Lockheed
Question: Liz McLarnon, Natasha Hamilton and Jenny Frost are all members of which pop group
Answer: Atomic Kitten
Question: What sport is played by Cleveland Browns
Answer: American Football
Question: What type of animals are Cheviots, Southdowns and Shropshires
Answer: Sheep
Question: Who had a No 1 in the 90's with Saturday Night
Answer: Whigfield
Question: Who sang the theme tune for the first series of Auf Wiedershen Pet
Answer: Joe Fagin