zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: The rights to which children's book were bequeathed to the Great Ormond Street Hospital in 1929?
Answer: Peter Pan
Question: Kopi Luwak, produced mainly in Indonesia, and a waste product of the civet, is the most expensive variety of what?
Answer: Coffee
Question: This character lived at 11 Coronation Street, and is also the name of a leather maker?
Answer: Tanner
Question: Of what is Selenology the study?
Answer: The moon
Question: What was the name of the character played by Frances de la Tour in Rising Damp?
Answer: Miss Jones
Question: 1313 Webfoot Walk, Duckburg, Calisota
Answer: Donald Duck
Question: 52 Festive Road, Putney, London
Answer: Mr Benn
Question: Charles-Ădouard Jeanneret-Gris  was better known as who?
Answer: Le Corbusier
Question: Which Royal dynasty followed the Normans?
Answer: Plantagenet
Question: Who played lead guitar on While My Guitar Gently Weeps, on The White Album?
Answer: Eric Clapton
Question: Who was the last British King to rule over the US colonies?
Answer: King George III
Question: Which 2004 movie mapped the journey across South America by a young Che Guevara?
Answer: The Motorcycle Diaries
Question: In 1919, Chaplin formed United Artists with 3 other Hollywood greats. Name one.
Answer: Douglas Fairbanks , Mary Pickford and D W Griffith
Question: The Life of Brian was produced by Handmade Films. Who owned Handmade Films?
Answer: George Harrison
Question: What character has been played by Robert Donat in 1935, Kenneth More in 1959 and Robert Powell in 1978?
Answer: Richard Hannay
Question: A novel by Irvine Welsh set in Edinburgh was made into which 1996 film?
Answer: Trainspotting
Question: Which 1985 romantic comedy starring Alexandra Pigg and Margi Clarke was set in Liverpool?
Answer: Letter To Brezhnev
Question: Ron Perlman plays which comic book superhero in 2 films of the Noughties?
Answer: Hellboy
Question: Who actress played Sister Sarah Brown in the1955 musical film Guys and Dolls?
Answer: Jean Simmons.
Question: Italian gynaecologist Doctor Giorgio Fischer invented which surgical procedure in 1974?
Answer: Liposuction
Question: Who was the first black footballer to play for England?
Answer: Viv Anderson
Question: Which Polish-born astronomer proposed that the planets orbit the sun, and was later proved right?
Answer: Copernicus
Question: Caen is the capital of which French Department?
Answer: Calvados
Question: Mrs Chippy was the name of the ship’s cat aboard which vessel used by Ernest Shackleton for his Imperial Trans-Antarctic Expedition?
Answer: Endurance
Question: The resort town of Sliema is on which Mediterranean island?
Answer: Malta
Question: ‘Now what I want is, Facts’ is the opening line of which Charles Dickens novel?
Answer: Hard Times
Question: In British currency, how many pre-decimal pennies were in a pound?
Answer: 240
Question: Hoss, Little Joe and Ben are characters in which US tv series?
Answer: Bonanza
Question: American Buff, Pilgrim and Cotton Patch are breeds of which bird?
Answer: Goose
Question: According to the Bible, which ‘A’ was the last battle between good and evil before the Day of Judgement?
Answer: Armageddon
Question: What is the title of the 1984 film about the life of composer Mozart?
Answer: Amadeus
Question: Bob Pettit is associated with which sport?
Answer: Basketball
Question: Who plays Susan Delfino in the US tv series Desperate Housewives?
Answer: Teri Hatcher
Question: What was the name of the camp which was set up in Chile when 30 miners where trapped underground?
Answer: Camp Hope
Question: Which country has the internet domain ‘.ch’?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: Which English town had the Roman name Dubris?
Answer: Dover, Kent
Question: What is the only English word, and its derivatives, to end in ‘mt’?
Answer: Dreamt
Question: How many goals did footballer Gary Lineker score for England?
Answer: 48
Question: Texas Hold ‘Em is a variation of which card game?
Answer: Poker
Question: Which British comedian created the character Dennis Pennis?
Answer: Paul Kaye
Question: Which US state is known as the ‘Old Line State’?
Answer: Maryland
Question: In 1965, who became the first British driver to win the Indianapolis 500?
Answer: Jim Clark
Question: What was US President Gerald Ford’s middle name?
Answer: Rudolph
Question: Josip Broz was the original name of which Yugoslav statesman?
Answer: Marshall Tito
Question: A Percheron is what type of animal?
Answer: Horse
Question: Ophidiophobia is the fear of what type of creature?
Answer: Snake
Question: Which planet in our solar system takes the shortest time to orbit the sun?
Answer: Mercury
Question: The Bundesliga is a professional association football league in which country?
Answer: Germany
Question: Which Scottish hero was made Guardian of Scotland in 1297?
Answer: William Wallace
Question: Which 1975 film features the character Frank N Furter?
Answer: The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Question: Which group of islands were claimed by the British in 1833?
Answer: The Falkland Islands
Question: How many points is the ‘J’ tile worth in the game of Scrabble?
Answer: Eight
Question: Hong Kong, in China, lies at the mouth of which river?
Answer: Pearl River
Question: Who married Prince Ranier III of Monaco in 1956?
Answer: Grace Kelly
Question: What type of foodstuff is gelato?
Answer: Ice cream
Question: The Cagayan River is the largest river in which country?
Answer: Philippines
Question: In which year was the Henry Wood Promenade Concerts, otherwise known as The Proms, founded?
Answer: 1895
Question: Which cricketer won Pipe Smoker of the Year Award in 1986?
Answer: Ian Botham
Question: The Aqua Tower, the first tallest building in the world designed by a team led by a woman, Jeanne Gang, is in which US city?
Answer: Chicago
Question: Who played Martha Jones in the UK tv series Doctor Who?
Answer: Freema Agyeman
Question: Pato, a game played on horseback, is the national sport of which South American country?
Answer: Argentina
Question: The Chicago Bears defeated which team 73-0 in the 1940 NFL Championship game?
Answer: Washington Redskins
Question: Which of the Great Lakes is the only one located entirely in the United States of America?
Answer: Lake Michigan
Question: Which BBC radio programme introduces a castaway every week?
Answer: Desert Island Discs
Question: Lewis Hamilton was disqualified from which 2009 Formula One Grand Prix?
Answer: Australian
Question: In Greek mythology, who was the father of Achilles?
Answer: Peleus
Question: In which US city are the Academy Awards held?
Answer: Los Angeles
Question: Bobby Cox was manager of which US professional baseball team before his retirement in 2010?
Answer: Atlanta Braves
Question: Ian Stewart was known as the sixth member of which British rock group?
Answer: Rolling Stones
Question: What was the name of Isambard Kingdom Brunel’s steamship, launched in 1858?
Answer: The Great Eastern
Question: In the Bible, what was the name of Jacob’s only daughter?
Answer: Dinah
Question: In which English county is Dunster Castle?
Answer: Somerset
Question: In humans, nephrosis is the degeneration of which organ?
Answer: Kidney
Question: Who is the only driver in Formula One history to win the championship in a car which he built himself?
Answer: Jack Brabham
Question: In which British city is the University of Strathclyde?
Answer: Glasgow
Question: Which comedian played Kevin Turvey in the British tv sketch series ‘A Kick Up the Eighties?
Answer: Rik Mayall
Question: The resort of Costa Smeralda is on which Mediterranean island?
Answer: Sardinia
Question: In British politics, who succeeded Jeremy Thorpe as acting leader of the Liberal Party in 1976?
Answer: Jo Grimond
Question: Which Canadian island lies to the east of the Gulf of St Lawrence?
Answer: Newfoundland
Question: In which year were women allowed to compete in athletics events for the first time in the Olympic Games?
Answer: 1928
Question: Syngenesophobia is the irrational fear of who?
Answer: Relatives
Question: Which scientist was granted 1093 US patents for his inventions?
Answer: Thomas Edison
Question: What is the highest range of the female singing voice?
Answer: Soprano
Question: Dublin, in Ireland, lies on which river?
Answer: River Liffey
Question: Who wrote the books ‘The Good Companions’ and ‘An Inspector Calls’?
Answer: J.B. Priestly
Question: In the UK, in which year did the Life Peerage Act entitled women to sit in the House of Lords for the first time?
Answer: 1958
Question: Which former England rugby union player was nicknamed ‘Squeaky’?
Answer: Rob Andrew
Question: In 1879, the Zulu War ended after which battle?
Answer: The Battle of Rorke’s Drift
Question: Which British Prime Minister introduced income tax, to help offset a reduction in revenue caused by a decline in trade?
Answer: William Pitt the Younger
Question: American Larry Adler was known for playing which musical instrument?
Answer: Harmonica
Question: Pung and Chow are terms used in which game?
Answer: Mah jong
Question: The Pyramids of the Sun and the Moon are popular tourist attractions in which country?
Answer: Mexico
Question: St Mawes and Pendennis Castles in Cornwall were built by which English monarch to defend the coast against a French invasion?
Answer: Henry VIII
Question: The islands of La Gomera and Tabarca belong to which European country?
Answer: Spain
Question: Olympus Mons is the highest mountain on which planet in our solar system?
Answer: Mars
Question: In the game of golf, a Bo Derek is a score of what at any hole?
Answer: Ten
Question: In World War ll, what type of planes were used by the Dambusters?
Answer: Lancasters
Question: The New York city of Yonkers is on which river?
Answer: Hudson River
Question: The English city of Lincoln lies on which river?
Answer: River Witham
Question: In which English town is the University of Teesside?
Answer: Middlesbrough
Question: In which year was the Ford Anglia car first produced in the UK?
Answer: 1940
Question: Dame Mary Lesley Perkins is a co-founder of which chain of UK opticians?
Answer: Specsavers
Question: Which English comedian’s real name is Royston Vasey?
Answer: Roy ‘Chubby’ Brown
Question: In which year was the Battle of Britain?
Answer: 1940
Question: Moorfield’s Hospital in London specialises in the treatment of which part of the body?
Answer: Eyes
Question: Which English singer entertained the crowds on Centre Court at Wimbledon in 1996 when rain stopped play ?
Answer: Cliff Richard
Question: What was the name of the President of Granada who was executed during the 1983 coup?
Answer: Maurice Bishop
Question: Former French President Charles de Gaulle said ‘How can you govern a country which has 246 varieties of ‘what’?
Answer: Cheese
Question: Pattie Boyd, George Harrison’s first wife, was cast as a schoolgirl fan in which Beatles film?
Answer: ‘A Hard Day’s Night’
Question: In the book ‘The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe’ by C.S. Lewis, what type of creature is Maugrim?
Answer: Wolf
Question: Which English poet was buried upright in London’s Westminster Abbey in 1637?
Answer: Ben Johnson
Question: Elvis Presley played the role of Clint Reno in which 1956 film?
Answer: Love Me Tender
Question: Indian politician Sonia Gandhi was born in which country in 1946?
Answer: Italy
Question: In 1997, what was the first mammal to be cloned from an adult cell?
Answer: Dolly the sheep
Question: Who was the mother of King James l of England?
Answer: Mary Queen of Scots
Question: Which Irish musician released a 1988 album entitled ‘Watermark’?
Answer: Enya
Question: Saint Apollinia is the patron saint of which medical profession?
Answer: Dentists
Question: The Seychelle Islands lie in which body of water?
Answer: Indian Ocean
Question: Which jazz pianist, bandleader and composer was backed by the Red Hot Peppers?
Answer: Jelly Roll Morton
Question: In the game of scrabble, how many points is the ‘F’ tile worth?
Answer: Four
Question: Bukit Timah is the highest point in which Republic of Southeast Asia?
Answer: Singapore
Question: Who played barmaid Michelle Connor in the UK tv soap ‘Coronation Street’?
Answer: Kym Marsh
Question: Mizaru, Mikazaru and Iwazaru are the names of the three what?
Answer: Wise Monkeys
Question: ‘The Heater from Van Meter’ was the nickname of which American Major League Baseball pitcher?
Answer: Bob Feller
Question: In December 2007, The Empire State Building in New York was illuminated yellow to promote which film?
Answer: ‘The Simpsons Movie’
Question: What is the name of the last Beatles album to be recorded before the band split up?
Answer: Abbey Road
Question: Which wife of English monarch King Henry Vlll was imprisoned in the Tower of London in May 1536?
Answer: Anne Boleyn
Question: Which British Prime Minister negotiated the Munich Agreement with Hitler, Mussolini and Daladier?
Answer: Neville Chamberlain
Question: Which country hosted the 2007 Rugby Union World Cup?
Answer: France
Question: The 2016 Summer Olympics will be held in which country?
Answer: Brazil
Question: The Clarin is the best-selling daily newspaper in which South American country?
Answer: Argentina
Question: Sandra Bullock played FBI agent Gracie Hart in which 2000 film?
Answer: Miss Congeniality
Question: In November 1952, which Agatha Christie murder-mystery play opened at the Ambassadors Theatre, London?
Answer: The Mousetrap
Question: A filibeg is a type of which garment?
Answer: Kilt
Question: In which African country did New Zealand refuse to play in the 2003 Cricket World Cup, because of a terrorist threat?
Answer: Kenya
Question: Potomology is the scientific study of what?
Answer: Rivers
Question: Who wrote the children’s stories ‘The Clangers’, ‘Noggin the Nog’ and ‘Bagpuss’?
Answer: Oliver Postgate
Question: Which Hollywood actress appeared on the centrefold of the first issue of ‘Playboy’ magazine?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: Who duetted with Madonna on the 2008 single ‘Four Minutes’?
Answer: Justin Timberlake
Question: Rosalynn Smith is married to which former US President?
Answer: Jimmy Carter
Question: Al Qaharih is the local name for which city?
Answer: Cairo
Question: In medicine, what is the name of the hollow flexible tube inserted into the human body to withdraw or introduce fluids?
Answer: Catheter
Question: Borah Peak is the highest mountain in which US state?
Answer: Idaho
Question: Solyanka is what type of cooked food dish?
Answer: Soup
Question: Which British sports commentator famously said ‘He looks about as happy as a penguin in a microwave’?
Answer: Sid Waddell
Question: The ‘Wisden Almanack’ relates to which sport?
Answer: Cricket
Question: Which US singer/guitarist was on the ‘Winter Dance Tour’ when he was killed in a plane crash along with Ritchie Valens and The Big Bopper?
Answer: Buddy Holly
Question: Shami Chakrabati became the director of which British pressure group in 2003?
Answer: Liberty
Question: What is the largest recorded number of children born to one woman?
Answer: 69
Question: Which group had a hit with ‘Baby Love’ in 1964?
Answer: Supremes
Question: What was the top baby boy name in England in 2008?
Answer: Jack
Question: Which Italian-born fashion designer introduced the colour ‘Shocking Pink’ in 1936?
Answer: Elsa Schiaparelli
Question: In which year did Patrick Moore present the first episode of ‘The Sky At Night’ on television?
Answer: 1957
Question: Mercury Seven, also referred to as the Original Seven, were a group of what?
Answer: Astronauts
Question: In which year were the Academy Awards first broadcast on television?
Answer: 1953
Question: Abdullah Gul was elected President of which country in August 2007?
Answer: Turkey
Question: Meniere’s disease affects which part of the body?
Answer: Inner ear
Question: A morwong is what type of creature?
Answer: Fish
Question: Which British monarch said of Thomas Seymour ‘This day died a man of much wit and very little judgement’?
Answer: Queen Elizabeth I
Question: Actor Lawrence Tureaud is better known by what name?
Answer: Mr T
Question: In humans, cholecystitis is the inflammation of which part of the body?
Answer: Gall bladder
Question: Colomba Pasquale (or Easter Dove) is a traditional Easter cake which originated from which country?
Answer: Italy
Question: The company Titleist manufacture which sports equipment?
Answer: Golf
Question: What was the first battle in the Wars of the Roses in England in 1455?
Answer: Battle of St Albans
Question: Brothers Richard and Simon Mantell played which sport for England in the 2010 Commonwealth Games?
Answer: Hockey
Question: Who wrote the book ‘Dubliners’, first published in 1914?
Answer: James Joyce
Question: Myocardium is the muscular tissue of which part of the human body?
Answer: Heart
Question: Mal de mer is the French term for which ailment in humans?
Answer: Seasickness
Question: CDN is the international car registration for which country?
Answer: Canada
Question: Which nuclear physicist is known as the ‘father of the atomic bomb’?
Answer: Julius Robert Oppenheimer
Question: In February 1983 which US writer choked to death on the cap from a bottle of eye drops?
Answer: Tennessee Williams
Question: Who built the Roman wall which divided England and Scotland?
Answer: Hadrian
Question: Which company introduced the first triple blade cartridge razor, the Mach 3, in 1998?
Answer: Gillette
Question: Which famous London museum was established at the Baker Street Bazaar in 1835?
Answer: Madame Tussaud’s
Question: Catamarca, Mendoza and Formosa are all provinces in which South American country?
Answer: Argentina
Question: Pouchong tea is traditionally scented with the leaves of which flower?
Answer: Rose
Question: What is the national flower of Switzerland?
Answer: Edelweiss
Question: The Azores island group is administered by which country?
Answer: Portugal
Question: Which was the first Latin-American country to legalise same-sex marriage?
Answer: Argentina
Question: Managua is the capital of which South American country?
Answer: Nicaragua
Question: Who directed the 1968 film ‘Rosemary’s Baby’?
Answer: Roman Polanski
Question: In which city was tennis player Martina Navratilova born?
Answer: Prague
Question: Who was the first US President to appear on television while still in office?
Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Question: The headwear item ‘yamulke’ is better known by what name?
Answer: Skull cap
Question: What type of creature is a kagu (or cagou)?
Answer: Bird
Question: Author Charles Lutwidge Dodgson is better known by what name?
Answer: Lewis Carroll
Question: ‘The Angel of the North’ is the work of which British sculptor?
Answer: Antony Gormley
Question: ‘The Divine Miss M’ was the debut album of which US singer?
Answer: Bette Midler
Question: Which was the 48th US state to be admitted to the Union, in February 1912?
Answer: Arizona
Question: Who invented the electric battery in 1800?
Answer: Alessandro Volta
Question: Which US President was given the nickname ‘The Trust Buster’?
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt
Question: British singer and actor Terence Nelhams-Wright was better known by what name?
Answer: Adam Faith
Question: On 30th July 1938, the first issue of which children’s comic was published in Britain?
Answer: The Beano
Question: In 1993, which animated animal was first used to advertise Coca Cola?
Answer: Polar Bear
Question: If a person is ambidextrous they can use which part of the body equally well?
Answer: Hands
Question: Who played Heinrich Himmler in the 1976 film ‘The Eagle Has Landed’?
Answer: Donald Pleasance
Question: ‘The Dong With the Luminous Nose’ is a poem by which poet?
Answer: Edward Lear
Question: Chicago Pile-1 (CP-1) was the world’s first what?
Answer: Nuclear reactor
Question: Who wrote ‘The Joy of Sex’, first published in 1972?
Answer: Dr. Alex Comfort
Question: Which European city is said to have been the first to introduce house numbers, in 1512?
Answer: Paris
Question: What type of animal is a Herdwick?
Answer: Sheep
Question: In horse racing, during which month is the St. Leger run?
Answer: September
Question: In which English county are the Medway Towns?
Answer: Kent
Question: ‘Nighthawks’ is the work of which American artist?
Answer: Edward Hopper
Question: Which actor played the President in the 1997 film ‘Air Force One’?
Answer: Harrison Ford
Question: How many lines are in an English sonnet?
Answer: 14
Question: ‘Fragaria’ is the Latin name for which fruit?
Answer: Strawberry
Question: In which Shakespeare play does the character Mustardseed appear?
Answer: A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Question: John George Diefenbaker was Prime Minister of which country from 1957 to 1963?
Answer: Canada
Question: A caracal is what type of animal?
Answer: Cat
Question: In medicine, myology is the study of the structure, arrangement and action of what?
Answer: Muscles
Question: Which English football player has a daughter called Harper Seven?
Answer: David Beckham
Question: In which year was the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbour in the USA?
Answer: 1941
Question: In British government, Sir George Cornewall Lewis was replaced by George Grey in 1861 in which cabinet post?
Answer: Home Secretary
Question: In which year was the Jif Plastic Lemon launched by Reckitt and Colman?
Answer: 1957
Question: The Republic of the Union of Myanmar is otherwise known by what name?
Answer: Burma
Question: Who played Ron Kovic in the 1989 film ‘Born on the Fourth of July’?
Answer: Tom Cruise
Question: Which planet in our solar has the longest year, equal to 164 Earth years?
Answer: Neptune
Question: Who directed and starred in the 1969 film ‘Easy Rider’?
Answer: Dennis Hopper
Question: Who is the creator of animated characters Wallace and Gromit?
Answer: Nick Park
Question: During which month of the year does Mexico celebrate its independence from Spain?
Answer: September
Question: How many times does the word ‘Christian’ appear in the King James version of the Bible?
Answer: Three
Question: Who played Sandy Richardson in the British tv series ‘Crossroads’?
Answer: Roger Tonge
Question: Ephebiphobia is the irrational fear of which members of society?
Answer: Teenagers
Question: Sophophobia is the irrational fear of doing what?
Answer: Learning
Question: In economics, which four countries are known as the BRIC countries?
Answer: Brazil, Russia, India, China
Question: Nadezhda Konstantinovna Krupskaya was married to which Russian politician?
Answer: Vladimir Lenin
Question: Which play by Arthur Miller opened on Broadway in New York in January 1953?
Answer: The Crucible
Question: Clidro, Pipeline and Backdoor are terms that are used in which sport?
Answer: Surfing
Question: What is  the name of the dog in the children’s tv programme ‘The Herbs’?
Answer: Dill
Question: Convict George Joseph Smith was known as the ‘Brides in the ‘what’ murderer’?
Answer: Bath
Question: Which late actor and comedian was born Solomon Joel Cohen in May 1913?
Answer: Sid James
Question: Which country hosted the 1994 FIFA World Cup?
Answer: USA
Question: In the human body, Seasonal Allergic Rhinitis is commonly known by what name?
Answer: Hayfever
Question: What was the name of the late King’s jester in Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’?
Answer: Yorick
Question: An ‘E coli’ outbreak, said to be caused by bean sprouts, killed over 30 people in which European country in June 2011?
Answer: Germany
Question: What is the title of the novel which won the 2011 Man Booker Prize for Fiction for Julian Barnes?
Answer: The Sense of an Ending
Question: Which national team won the 2011 Rugby Union World Cup?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: Which 2011 Nobel Prize was jointly awarded to Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, Leymah Gbowee and Tawakkol Karman?
Answer: Nobel Peace Prize
Question: Which tennis player won the 2011 Wimbledon Men’s Singles Championship?
Answer: Novak Djokovic
Question: Kurt Waldheim, U Thant, Trygvie Lie and Boutros Boutros Ghali have all held which post?
Answer: Secretary General of the United Nations
Question: In which year was Alaska admitted as the 49th US state?
Answer: 1959
Question: In the Bible, what sign did God give Noah that the earth would not be flooded again?
Answer: A rainbow
Question: The fictional character John Clayton is better known by what name?
Answer: Tarzan
Question: In Greek mythology, Pygmalion was the king of which Island?
Answer: Cyprus
Question: Dr John Arbuthnot created which well-known cartoon character, which was used on World War I recruitment posters?
Answer: John Bull