zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Omega is the last letter of the Greek alphabet, which is the penultimate letter?
Answer: Psi
Question: What does Al Jazeera (the TV Station) mean in English?
Answer: The Peninsula
Question: What is the state capital of Nebraska?
Answer: Lincoln
Question: Who composed the music for the hymn Onward Christian Soldiers?
Answer: Arthur Sullivan
Question: Justin Lee Collins hosts which TV show?
Answer: Heads or Tails
Question: Which king was ousted by Colonel Gadaffi?
Answer: Idris
Question: What type of creature is an Antiguan Racer?
Answer: Snake
Question: Who created the character Paddington Bear?
Answer: Michael Bond
Question: In which city were the first operas performed?
Answer: Venice
Question: In which French city is William the Conqueror buried?
Answer: Caen
Question: In which decade did Edvard Munch paint The Scream?
Answer: 1890s
Question: What is NH3 the chemical formula for?
Answer: Ammonia
Question: Who plays Wycliffe on television?
Answer: Jack Shepherd
Question: Which driver won the first Grand Prix Formula One World Motor championship in 1950?
Answer: Guiseppe Farina
Question: What is the state capital of Alaska?
Answer: Juneau
Question: In Italian cuisine what name is given to a turnover of pizza dough filled with vegetables meat or cheese?
Answer: Calzone
Question: Which desert separates Egypt and Israel?
Answer: Negev
Question: What was the character name of the Girl from Uncle?
Answer: APRIL DANCER
Question: Who was the first female to be the speaker of the House of Commons?
Answer: BETTY BOOTHROYD
Question: From what material are millefiori ornaments made?
Answer: GLASS
Question: What is the name of the RAF Officer Training School?
Answer: CRANWELL
Question: In which British City was a mosque first opened in 1860?
Answer: CARDIFF
Question: Which was the first London Street to be lit by gas lamp?
Answer: PALL MALL
Question: Which British Foreign Minister, later Prime Minister, is associated with Gunboat Diplomacy?
Answer: LORD PALMERSTON
Question: What structures were built along the south coast of England during the Napoleonic wars to protect England from invasion by the French?
Answer: MARTELLO TOWERS
Question: What colour is copper sulphate?
Answer: BLUE
Question: Which is the lightest (least dense) metal?
Answer: LITHIUM
Question: Name the Italian composer of 'The Pines of Rome'.
Answer: OTTORINO RESPIGHI
Question: A National Hunt flat race is generally known as what?
Answer: A BUMPER
Question: Give one year during the life of George 'Beau' Brummell.
Answer: 1778 - 1840
Question: On old time sailing ships what was the role of a loblolly boy?
Answer: SURGEON'S ASSISTANT
Question: Which is the longest river in New Zealand?
Answer: WAIKATO
Question: William Lamb was the family name of which 19th century titled British Prime Minister?
Answer: LORD MELBOURNE
Question: The University of Pennsylvania is in which U S city?
Answer: PHILADELPHIA
Question: Which group had a number one hit in 1983 with 'True'?
Answer: SPANDAU BALLET
Question: What is the spirit ingredient in a Tom Collins cocktail?
Answer: GIN
Question: In a Stinger cocktail what spirit is added to crème de menthe?
Answer: BRANDY
Question: Which is the largest of London's theatres, i.e. has the most seats?
Answer: COLISEUM
Question: In which country was the board game Trivial Pursuit devised?
Answer: CANADA
Question: Where do celebrity panellists sit in the Channel 4 TV game show 'Countdown'?
Answer: DICTIONARY CORNER
Question: To what was the 17th Century Lord Mayor of London Sir Thomas Bloodworth referring when he disparagingly declared "A woman might piss it out", before going back to bed?
Answer: THE GREAT FIRE OF LONDON
Question: Which driver won the 2010 British Formula One Grand Prix?
Answer: MARK WEBBER
Question: Passat - the Volkswagen car model, is German for a type of what?
Answer: WIND
Question: The Childe of Hale visited which Oxford College, named after a door knocker, where an imprint of his hand could be seen in the plaster until the 1880s?
Answer: BRASENOSE
Question: More famous in another field, who wrote the 2007 book, 'More than a Game', on the early history of cricket?
Answer: JOHN MAJOR
Question: Which US comedian and actor shares his name with a traditional English ballad and an area of the Eldon Square Shopping Centre in Newcastle upon Tyne?
Answer: CHEVY CHASE
Question: In which English county would you find the site of the Battle of Bosworth Field?
Answer: LEICESTERSHIRE
Question: In Indian cuisine what is aloo as in dishes saag aloo?
Answer: POTATO
Question: Musophobia is the fear of which animals?
Answer: MICE
Question: With regards to the Isle of Man who currently holds the title "Lord of Mann"?
Answer: QUEEN ELIZABETH II
Question: Which English town/city is the centre of the Post Code area NN?
Answer: NORTHAMPTON
Question: Who succeeded John Major as leader of the Conservative Party?
Answer: WILLIAM HAGUE
Question: Which artist/painter's adopted name literally mean 'Little Barrel'?
Answer: BOTTICELLI
Question: Victoria is the Roman Goddess of Victory but who is her Greek equivalent?
Answer: NIKE
Question: Which long distance footpath runs from Chepstow to Prestatyn?
Answer: OFFA'S DYKE PATH
Question: Which famous sporting venue is situated over Pennsylvania Railway Station in New York's 7th Avenue?
Answer: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Question: Who won the 2009 Open Golf Championship at Turnberry?
Answer: Stewart Cink
Question: Which is the main port on the River Amazon estuary?
Answer: Belem
Question: What is the most southerly city in the world?
Answer: Ushuaia
Question: What is the state capital of North Dakota?
Answer: Bismarck
Question: What is the top knot of stiff, spiky leaves on a pineapple called?
Answer: The crown
Question: William Hague, Tony Benn, Hilaire Belloc and Giles Brandreth are but four past holders of which prestigious but non-political office?
Answer: President of the Oxford Union
Question: Give any year in the life of the painter Sandro Boticelli.
Answer: 1445-1510
Question: In which British city is there a district called The Jericho?
Answer: Oxford.
Question: Who is the most infamous old boy of St. Peter's School in York?
Answer: Guy Fawkes.
Question: In which British city is there a suburb called New Zealand?
Answer: Derby
Question: Who wrote The Russia House' in 1989?
Answer: John le Carre
Question: The establishment of which law officers dates from 1194?
Answer: Coroners
Question: Which form of sentence was introduced to the UK by the 1972 Criminal Justice Act?
Answer: Community Service
Question: Chicago has baseball teams called 'Cubs' and 'White Sox', what is the name of Milwaukee's baseball team?
Answer: Brewers
Question: What are High Spy, Barf, Knott Rigg and Lord's Seat?
Answer: Lake District Fells
Question: Who was the winner of the 2009 X-Factor TV programme?
Answer: Joe McElderry
Question: Which English football league club are nicknamed 'the Brewers'?
Answer: Burton Albion
Question: Which car manufacturer uses the advertising slogan 'The power of dreams'?
Answer: Honda
Question: When he published his Theory of Special relativity in 1905, Albert Einstein was working as a patent clerk in which Swiss city?
Answer: Berne
Question: Two Tree Island, Frog Island and Eel Pie Island are all in which river?
Answer: Thames
Question: At which British ground was the 2002 Champions League final held?
Answer: HAMPDEN PARK
Question: In France it would be a cirque, in Scotland a corrie, what would it be called in Wales?
Answer: A CWM
Question: In the computer term pdf, for what does the d stand?
Answer: DOCUMENT
Question: Who succeeded King Edward III in 1377?
Answer: Richard II
Question: Who won the 1997 World Snooker Championship?
Answer: Ken Doherty
Question: Where are the administrative headquarters of the county of Northumberland?
Answer: Morpeth
Question: What is the essential ingredient in a dish described as Florentine?
Answer: Spinach
Question: Which city is the state capital of the US state of Maine?
Answer: Augusta
Question: Which letter of the Greek alphabet is the equivalent to the English L?
Answer: Lambda
Question: Who is the patron saint of doctors, surgeons, painters and artists?
Answer: Saint Luke
Question: Churchill described Montgomery as "in defeat, unbeatable, in victory . . . " what?
Answer: Unbearable
Question: Prometheus Bound was written by Aeshylus (524-556BC). Who wrote Prometheus Unbound in 1820AD?
Answer: Percy Bysshe Shelley
Question: Who won the 1997 British Open?
Answer: Justin Leonard
Question: How many imperial pounds are in an imperial ton?
Answer: 2240
Question: What letter of the Greek alphabet is equivalent to the English K?
Answer: Kappa
Question: What is the lowest of the commissioned ranks in the Royal Air Force?
Answer: Pilot Officer
Question: In which land does Puff the Magic Dragon live?
Answer: Honalee
Question: What is the official residence of the French President?
Answer: Elysee Palace
Question: Which footballer has won a record 111 caps for Colombia? He is best known for his distinctive blond afro hairstyle and he played in Europe between 1988 and 2001, first for Montpellier and latterly for Real Valladolid.
Answer: Carlos Valderrama
Question: Who was the first woman to win the TIME Man of the Year award in 1936?
Answer: Wallis Simpson
Question: If Strasbourg is 68 and Montpellier is 34, then what number is Paris?
Answer: 75
Question: """Nodor"" and ""Winmau"" are the two leading manufacturers of which item of sport/games equipment?"
Answer: Dartboards
Question: If a girl were to say to her boyfriend: "Mina rakastan sinua", what language would she be speaking?
Answer: Finnish
Question: Which Test Match Special commentator has a son who has been a bowler for Sussex CCC since 1994?
Answer: Christopher Martin Jenkins
Question: In which French town, did Jean Claude Killy achieve a clean sweep all of the men's alpine events in the 1968 Winter Olympics?
Answer: Grenoble
Question: Give a year in the life of composer, conductor and pianist Carl Maria von Weber.
Answer: 1786-1826
Question: """The Last Man In Europe"" was the working title of which novel?"
Answer: 1984
Question: The Battle of Northampton was fought in which century?
Answer: 15th
Question: Of the teams playing in the current (2011-12) Premiership, which was the first to win the FA Cup, winning in 1884?
Answer: Blackburn Rovers
Question: Which model of Ford car took its name from a 'light or west wind'?
Answer: Zephyr
Question: Stanislas Wawrinka represents which country in international tennis?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: On a traditional Monopoly board, Regent Street and Bond Street are two of the green properties, name the third?
Answer: Oxford Street
Question: In the grounds of which house is the Emperor Fountain?
Answer: Chatsworth
Question: Who was the first chairman of Radio 4's 'The News Quiz' in 1977, a role later filled for many years by Barry Took?
Answer: Barry Norman
Question: At 325m Beacon Batch is the highest point in which range of English hills?
Answer: Mendips
Question: 'Windmills of your mind' was hit in 1969 for which artist?
Answer: NOEL HARRISON
Question: What is the capital of Fiji?
Answer: SUVA
Question: Who wrote the novel "Lovely Bones"?
Answer: ALICE SEBOLD
Question: ES is the chemical symbol for which element?
Answer: EINSTEINIUM
Question: Which European country recently passed a law legalizing divorce?
Answer: MALTA
Question: Who wrote the 1960 novel "Country Girls"?
Answer: EDNA O'BRIEN
Question: In the USA what 'day' is celebrated on February 2nd, it is also the title of a film?
Answer: Groundhog Day
Question: As illustrated on its label, Marmite gets its name from the French word meaning what?
Answer: Cooking pot
Question: Baumwolle is the German word for which fabric?
Answer: Cotton
Question: The famous Viennese dessert `Sachertorte' is a type of what?
Answer: Chocolate cake
Question: Who was the elder brother of Henry 8th who died before he could become king?
Answer: Prince Arthur
Question: What, on an aircraft, is the 'empennage'?
Answer: Tail or tail assembly
Question: Which retail company markets the clothing label 'Per Una'?
Answer: Marks & Spencer
Question: Who introduces the weekly jazz music show on Radio 2 every Tuesday evening at 7.00pm?
Answer: Jamie Cullum
Question: Which motorway ends in Blackpool?
Answer: M55
Question: Who was the original presenter of BBC TV's 'A Question of Sport'?
Answer: David Vine
Question: Against which football team does Barcelona contest the 'local derby'?
Answer: Espanyol
Question: From what is the Japanese sauce wasabi made?
Answer: Horseradish
Question: Who was the first Governor of a southern US state to go on to become President after the Civil War?
Answer: Jimmy Carter
Question: Which fictional character travelled on a ship called 'Antelope'?
Answer: Gulliver
Question: Birchfield Harriers Athletics Club is based in which English city?
Answer: Birmingham
Question: Which US tennis player won the Australian, Wimbledon and French Women's Singles in 1999, also the Gold Medal at the 1996 Atlanta Olympic Games?
Answer: Lindsay Davenport
Question: Which motorway crosses the original Severn Bridge?
Answer: M48
Question: Which M62 spur runs from Cleckheaton to Bradford?
Answer: M606
Question: Gillian Gilks (nee Perrin, later Goodwin) was an exponent in which sport?
Answer: Badminton
Question: The EGX 30 index is the name of which country's stock market?
Answer: Egypt
Question: What is the name of Hong Kong's stock market Index?
Answer: Hang Seng
Question: Which US actor/comedian originally sung "I Wish I Was Eighteen Again"?
Answer: George Burns
Question: In which Italian city are the HQ of Ducati motorcycles?
Answer: Bologna
Question: Who took over from Gordon Burns on BBC TV's North West Tonight?
Answer: Roger Johnson
Question: Which American rock band took its name from a pickup truck?
Answer: Reo Speedwagon
Question: What is the national bird of England, and Ireland?
Answer: (European) Robin
Question: Which WW2 bomber was made entirely of wood?
Answer: The Mosquito
Question: Where, within the British Isles, in the world's oldest whiskey distillery?
Answer: bushmills county antrim
Question: Opera buffa is a formal description of what?
Answer: (Italian) Comic Opera
Question: Which world famous distillery is in Lynchburg, Tennessee, USA?
Answer: Jack Daniels
Question: Whose education system lays emphasis on independence, freedom within limits, and respect for a child's psychological development, etc?
Answer: (Maria) Montessori
Question: The daily newspaper The Tennessean' is published in which city?
Answer: Nashville
Question: David Moyes played in what position during his football career?
Answer: Centre Half
Question: Lod airport (now Ben Gurion International Airport) serves which Asian city?
Answer: Tel Aviv
Question: Who had 1960's hits with "Forget Me Not", "I Don't Know Why", and "Boys Cry"?
Answer: Eden Kane
Question: In which English city is Paragon Station?
Answer: Hull
Question: Who had 1960's Top Ten hits with "A Hundred Pounds of Clay", "Time" and "Our Favourite Melodies"?
Answer: Craig Douglas
Question: Thorpe Station is in which English city?
Answer: Norwich
Question: Which Army rank equates to the RAF rank of Wing Commander?
Answer: Lieutenant Colonel
Question: To within 10 miles, how long is the Pennine Way, running from Edale in the Peak District to Kirk Yetholm in the Scottish Borders?
Answer: 267 miles
Question: Michael Caine portrayed which officer in the 1964 film "Zulu"?
Answer: Lt. Gonville Bromhead
Question: Which former American baseball player currently holds the records for both most home runs in a season, and most career home runs?
Answer: Barry Bonds
Question: What is the 10th letter in the Greek alphabet and is equivalent to the English letter "K"?
Answer: Kappa
Question: What is the meaning of the Latin phrase "Agnus Dei"?
Answer: Lamb of God
Question: Which is the 11th letter of the Greek alphabet and is equivalent to the English letter "L"?
Answer: Lambda
Question: Give a year in the life of Vasco de Gama.
Answer: 1460-1524
Question: Which religious body was originally called Russelites?
Answer: Jehovah's Witnesses
Question: Onward, Fertility and Merton Pride are all varieties of which fruit?
Answer: Pear
Question: Who painted "The garden of earthly delights" circa 1504?
Answer: Hieronymus Bosch
Question: Which is the smallest country in area in South America?
Answer: Surinam(e)
Question: Aqua Sulis was the Latin name for which English city?
Answer: Bath
Question: On which river does Lincoln stand?
Answer: Witham
Question: Which Polynesian word means forbidden?
Answer: Taboo
Question: In which sport did Stanley Matthews' father achieve success?
Answer: Boxing
Question: Which is the only spice quoted on the stock market?
Answer: PEPPER
Question: Which was the last pitched battle to be fought on English soil?
Answer: SEDGEMOOR
Question: Which rank in the British Army was abolished in 1907?
Answer: COMMANDER IN CHIEF
Question: Which American State Capital has the same name as its state?
Answer: OKLAHOMA CITY
Question: Which "Bond Girl" has a mother who is from Liverpool?
Answer: HALLE BERRY
Question: The cricketer Derek Randall had which, racehorse -related, nickname?
Answer: ARKLE
Question: Which sport is supervised in Scotland by the Camanachd Association?
Answer: SHINTY
Question: What is the name of the Speaker of the House of Commons?
Answer: JOHN BERCOW
Question: Aqua Fortis is another name for which liquid?
Answer: NITRIC ACID
Question: 'What is the currency of Zambia?
Answer: THE KWACHA
Question: Warts are part of which virus family?
Answer: PAPOVAVIRUS
Question: Which philosopher said that the life of man was "solitary, poor, nasty, brutish and short"?
Answer: THOMAS HOBBS
Question: Who wrote 'An Enemy of the People'?
Answer: HENRICK IBSEN
Question: Which rank in the Royal Navy is the equivalent to the rank of Colonel in the British Army?
Answer: CAPTAIN
Question: Shepton Dash in 1961 was the first dog to advertise which product?
Answer: Dulux Paint
Question: Who sculpted the figure of Eleanor Rigby in Liverpool's Stanley Street?
Answer: Tommy Steele
Question: In Mathematics on a 2-dimensional graph, what is the name given to the point of intersection of the x and y axes?
Answer: Origin
Question: What white grapes are used to make champagne?
Answer: Chardonnay
Question: Cornish Yarg cheese is wrapped in the leaves of which plant?
Answer: Nettle
Question: In which country was Roald Dahl born?
Answer: Wales
Question: Who composed and sang the theme tune for "One Foot in the Grave"?
Answer: Eric Idle
Question: Which was the last Olympic Games to be opened by a ruling British monarch?
Answer: Montreal
Question: Who painted "The Boyhood of Raleigh'?
Answer: (John Everett) Millais
Question: SNN is the international code for which European airport?
Answer: Shannon, Ireland
Question: Which US state is bordered by Massachusetts, New York and New Hampshire?
Answer: Vermont
Question: Which letter is represented in Morse code by 'dot dot'?
Answer: The letter 'i'
Question: Who lit the Olympic flame at the Atlanta Games in 1996?
Answer: Muhammed Ali
Question: In the Army, which rank comes below Major General and above Colonel?
Answer: Brigadier
Question: Which Briton won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1983?
Answer: William Golding
Question: Winston Churchill was MP for which constituency from 1924-1945?
Answer: Epping
Question: Which chemical element, atomic no. 97, is named after a US university?
Answer: Berkelium
Question: Who were the first winners of the Football League in 1889?
Answer: Preston North End
Question: Which letter is represented in Morse code by 'dash dash'?
Answer: The Letter M
Question: A 'Royal Sovereign' is a variety of which fruit?
Answer: Strawberry
Question: How many fluid ounces are there in a US pint?
Answer: Sixteen
Question: In which modern Olympic Games were women allowed to compete for the first time? (Date or venue)
Answer: PARIS 1900
Question: What is the final event of the women's heptathlon?
Answer: 800 metres
Question: What do the Americans call what we call a gear lever?
Answer: SHIFT STICK
Question: Which chemical element is named after the old name for Copenhagen?
Answer: HAFNIUM
Question: What do the Americans call what we call a coffin?
Answer: A CASKET
Question: Which current Premier League football club are the only club to have won all four top divisions and both major cups in English football?
Answer: WOLVERHAMPTON WANDERERS
Question: What festival is celebrated with bread baked from the first grains of wheat harvested?
Answer: LAMMAS
Question: Who did Brendan Barber succeed as General Secretary of the TUC?
Answer: JOHN MONKS
Question: Opened in 1914, what is Edinburgh's main concert hall?
Answer: Usher Hall
Question: A 'Loiner' comes from which city?
Answer: Leeds
Question: Which artist (1518-1594), born Jacopo Comin, also known as Jacopo Robusti, is known by a nickname taken from his father's occupation as a dyer?
Answer: TINTORETTO
Question: Who presents the TV series 'Extreme Fishing'?
Answer: ROBSON GREEN
Question: Which woman has won the most Oscars?
Answer: EDITH HEAD
Question: 'E20' is an internet spinoff from which soap opera?
Answer: EASTENDERS
Question: Which 1926 record by Charles Penrose became a cult classic on BBC 'Children's Favourites' from the 1950s to the 1970s?
Answer: THE LAUGHING POLICEMAN
Question: Which poet wrote the line 'T'is better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved at all'?
Answer: ALFRED LORD TENNYSON
Question: Which song, recorded by Mandy Miller, a regular request on 'Children's Favourites', begins 'To Bombay a travelling circus came'?
Answer: NELLIE THE ELEPHANT
Question: What is the American equivalent to Britain's Dartmouth Naval College?
Answer: ANNAPOLIS
Question: Who is the only person to have won an Oscar for acting and screen writing?
Answer: EMMA THOMPSON
Question: What is the real first name of the singer Lulu?
Answer: MARIE
Question: Which is the penultimate letter of the Greek alphabet?
Answer: PSI
Question: What is the name of Gilbert and Sullivan's Modern Major General?
Answer: STANLEY
Question: Who followed Henry Campbell Bannerman as Prime Minister in 1908?
Answer: H. H. Asquith
Question: Which alcoholic drink is added to brandy to make a Sidecar cocktail?
Answer: Cointreau
Question: Who was Jimmy Carter's Vice-President from 1977-1981?
Answer: Walter Mondale
Question: Which TV detective series is based on books by Caroline Graham?
Answer: Midsomer Murders
Question: Who followed Lloyd George as Prime Minister in 1922?
Answer: Andrew Bonar Law
Question: What was the name of the first horse to win the Derby in 1780?
Answer: Diomed
Question: Which MP represents the constituency of Doncaster North?
Answer: Ed Miliband
Question: How many yards are there in a rod?
Answer: 5.5
Question: Which recent US President's dog was called Buddy?
Answer: Bill Clinton
Question: What is the name of the soft boot, usually sealskin, worn by the Inuit and Yupik?
Answer: Mukluks
Question: Windhoek is the capital of which African republic?
Answer: Namibia
Question: In what language is BBC Alba broadcast?
Answer: Scottish Gaelic
Question: What food is known as an 'alligator pear'?
Answer: Avocado
Question: Which group of people were emancipated in 1861?
Answer: Russian serfs
Question: Similar to shepherd's pie, Bobotie is a national dish of which country?
Answer: South Africa
Question: Which eponymous teacher taught at Brookfield Boarding School?
Answer: Mr. Chips
Question: Julia Gillard, elected Australian PM in 2010, was born in which country?
Answer: Wales
Question: The original 'Old Guard' were part of whose army?
Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte
Question: The Straits Times Index is the stock market of which Asian republic?
Answer: Singapore
Question: What is the state capital of Kansas?
Answer: Topeka
Question: In which English county are the National Space Centre and the Foxton canal locks?
Answer: Leicestershire
Question: What is the main unit of currency of Vietnam?
Answer: Dong
Question: What is the state capital of Wyoming?
Answer: Cheyenne
Question: What is the main currency unit of Afghanistan?
Answer: Afghani
Question: Which cooking utensil is called a skillet in America?
Answer: Frying Pan
Question: What name is given to a female rat?
Answer: Doe
Question: What is the title of Private Eye's regular page of political news?
Answer: HP Sauce