zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: In the nursery rhyme, "There was a Jolly Miller", where did the jolly miller live?
Answer: ON THE RIVER DEE
Question: What is the name of the new racecourse, opened in June 2009, about five miles north of Llanelli?
Answer: FFOS LAS
Question: Who was Britain's longest serving Prime Minister, holding office from 1812-27?
Answer: LORD LIVERPOOL
Question: Which British Prime Minister died in office in 1827, just 199 days after assuming the title? His is the shortest term of office of any British P.M.
Answer: GEORGE CANNING
Question: """Go Now"", in 1964, is the only No 1 U.K. hit record for which famous group?"
Answer: THE MOODY BLUES
Question: What is the more common name for gypsum cement?
Answer: PLASTER OF PARIS
Question: What was described on TV as, "Bread wi' nowt taken out"?
Answer: ALLINSONS
Question: At which sport was Martine Le Moignan a leading exponent, in the 1980's and early 90's?
Answer: SQUASH
Question: In the Oscar acting categories, which actor has received the most nominations?
Answer: JACK NICHOLSON
Question: In the Oscar acting categories, which actress has received the most nominations?
Answer: MERYL STREEP
Question: From which musical does the song The Night They Invented Champagne' come?
Answer: GIGI
Question: With which instrument do you associate jazz musician Charlie Mingus?
Answer: DOUBLE BASS
Question: Who was the original quizmaster of the TV series 'They Think It's All Over'?
Answer: NICK HANCOCK
Question: In which English cathedral is the Angel Choir?
Answer: LINCOLN
Question: The Guiness brewery now specialises in producing stout, but which other traditional dark beer, weaker in alcohol, was also originally brewed there?
Answer: PORTER
Question: Who was the first music hall star to be knighted?
Answer: HARRY LAUDER
Question: Who, in 1632, painted 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr. Tulp'?
Answer: REMBRANDT
Question: Who had the catchphrase 'Can you hear me mother'?
Answer: SANDY POWELL
Question: What is a Portuguese man-of-war?
Answer: Jellyfish
Question: Rose Sunday is another name for which day?
Answer: Mothering Sunday
Question: The Braemar Gathering is the most famous event of what type?
Answer: Highland Games
Question: What is worn on the feet in street hockey?
Answer: Roller skates
Question: Safeway supermarkets were taken over by which rival?
Answer: Morrison's
Question: What is the name of the Japanese mafia-like criminal organisations?
Answer: Yakuza
Question: In which bay is the Isle of Capri?
Answer: Bay of Naples
Question: Which player has won 5 FA Cup winners medals in the last ten years?
Answer: Ashley Cole
Question: Norman Cook, known as Fat Boy Slim, began his music career as a member of which chart-topping group?
Answer: The Housemartins
Question: Who is the presenter of TV programme Dragons Den?
Answer: EVAN DAVIS
Question: What does the "S" in HBOS stand?
Answer: SCOTLAND
Question: Which retail company used Julie Walters in its adverts?
Answer: ASDA
Question: Who was Britain's youngest Olympian at the 2008 games?
Answer: TOM DALEY
Question: By what name is the Music of Black Origin Awards better known?
Answer: MOBO AWARDS
Question: Which stage musical is based on the songs of Take That?
Answer: NEVER FORGET
Question: Where in England beside Liverpool would you find a regional Tate Gallery?
Answer: ST IVES
Question: Who was the last English manager of Chelsea?
Answer: GLENN HODDLE
Question: Which stretch of water runs around Iran, Oman and The United Arab Emirates?
Answer: STRAITS OF HORMUZ
Question: Which acclaimed actor was the narrator of Paddington Bear on TV?
Answer: SIR MICHAEL HORDERN
Question: Hailey Williams is the lead singer with which current pop band?
Answer: PARAMORE
Question: Dundee cake is a rich fruit cake with which traditional topping?
Answer: ALMONDS
Question: In The Lord of the Rings trilogy to where did Frodo have to return the ring?
Answer: (THE FIRES OF) MOUNT
Question: Who was the first cartoon character to appear on a US postage stamp?
Answer: BUGS BUNNY
Question: Which well known couple died in 1934?
Answer: BONNIE AND CLYDE
Question: What is the name of the cake traditionally eaten at Easter?
Answer: SIMNEL
Question: Which Kent batsman has the same surname as a two-syllable point of the compass?
Answer: SAM NORTHEAST
Question: Who founded Vernon's Pools in 1925?
Answer: VERNON SANGSTER
Question: Which American actor, who died in 2009, played the middle aged husband of teenage temptress, Carol Baker, in the 1956 film, "Lolita"?
Answer: KARL MALDEN
Question: """The Red Badge of Courage"", a novel by Stephen Crane is set during which war?"
Answer: AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
Question: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, studied for which profession, before becoming a successful author?
Answer: DOCTOR OF MEDICINE
Question: In the popular song, what did the old lady swallow, after she swallowed a fly?
Answer: A SPIDER
Question: What is the Hindi name for India?
Answer: Bharat
Question: Which African capital lies closest to the Greenwich Meridian?
Answer: Accra
Question: What is the Finnish name for Finland?
Answer: Suomi
Question: Which architect, with various partners, designed London's Millennium Bridge?
Answer: (Norman) Foster
Question: Who wrote, in translation, "From each according to his abilities, to each according to his needs"?
Answer: (Karl) Marx
Question: Which King of Great Britain was succeeded by his niece?
Answer: William the Fourth
Question: Who was the first American to win the Tour de France?
Answer: Greg LeMond
Question: Created in 1946, what became the first New Town in England?
Answer: Stevenage
Question: Which is the only horse racing course in Northamptonshire?
Answer: Towcester
Question: The national flag of Germany is a tricolour with three horizontal bands. What colour is the top band?
Answer: Black
Question: Which Greek word meaning "curdling" is used in medicine for the formation of a blood clot?
Answer: Thrombosis
Question: In his famous poem, precisely how many daffodils did Wordsworth see "at a glance"?
Answer: Ten thousand
Question: Who started off selling newspapers, became the First Lord of the Admiralty in the 1870s and was immortalised in Gilbert and Sullivan's HMS Pinafore?
Answer: W H Smith
Question: What number Pennsylvania Avenue is the address of the White House?
Answer: 1600
Question: What is the only US state capital to have a 3-word name?
Answer: Salt Lake City
Question: Who represented the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1975 with the song "Let me be the one"?
Answer: The Shadows
Question: What was originally stored in a buttery?
Answer: Wine
Question: The moons of Uranus are named after characters in the works of Shakespeare and which other English writer and poet?
Answer: Alexander Pope
Question: Who represented the United Kingdom in the Eurovision Song Contest in 1974 with the song "Long Live Love"?
Answer: Olivia Newton John
Question: Which part of the digestive system gets its name from the fact that it is as wide as twelve fingers?
Answer: Duodenum
Question: Which pie-making company in Baxenden in Lancashire, has bright insect-green wagons delivering to chippies across the region?
Answer: HOLLAND'S
Question: What is the Roman numeral for 500?
Answer: D
Question: Bohea is a type of what?
Answer: TEA
Question: Which band leader's theme tune was 'Somebody Stole my Gal?
Answer: BILLY COTTON
Question: British Airways was formed between 1971 and 1974 by the merger of two airlines - name either.
Answer: BEA or BOAC
Question: Which town in Southwest Belgium, twinned with Bootle in 1967, was on 21 August 1914, the site of the first World War I battle between British and German forces?
Answer: MONS
Question: In melodrama, who was the supplier of fillings for Mrs Lovatt's pies?
Answer: SWEENEY TODD
Question: What was the title of the 1975 TV series starring Peter Strauss and Nick Nolte as the brothers Rudy and Tom Jordache?
Answer: RICH MAN, POOR MAN
Question: The Catalan Dragons Rugby League team is based in which town in Southern France?
Answer: PERPIGNAN
Question: Which TV programme turned a character named Zebedee into a star?
Answer: THE MAGIC ROUNDABOUT
Question: In which Australian state is the location of the TV show, "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here"?
Answer: QUEENSLAND
Question: In November 2009, on which stage was the singer, Morrisey, hit on the head by a plastic beer container, causing him to walk off stage and cancel his performance?'
Answer: LIVERPOOL ECHO ARENA
Question: What nationality are people born in the state of Carinthia?
Answer: AUSTRIAN
Question: Who sculpted the statue of Christ of the Andes which stands above Rio de Janeiro?
Answer: PAUL LANDOWSKI
Question: In which of Shakespeare's plays does the character, Mustardseed, appear?
Answer: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM
Question: Which rapper is the husband of R and B superstar singer, Beyoncé?
Answer: JAY Z
Question: What is the highest number on the Beaufort scale of wind measurement?
Answer: 17
Question: Which English football league club is based in Cleethorpes?
Answer: Grimsby Town
Question: Which actor played dodgy author Mel Hutchwright in Coronation Street?
Answer: Sir Ian McKellen
Question: In the Disney film Snow White, what is it that the Seven Dwarfs mine?
Answer: Diamonds
Question: Which song was a hit for Rose Royce in 1978 and for Jimmy Nail in 1985?
Answer: Love Don't Live Here Anymore
Question: What is the derived SI unit of energy?
Answer: Joule
Question: What is the highest number on the Mercalli scale of earthquake measurement?
Answer: 12
Question: ma is the internet suffix for which country?
Answer: Morocco
Question: What is the derived SI unit of frequency?
Answer: Hertz
Question: The song "Piper at the Gates of Dawn" appears on the 1997 album 'The Healing Game', by which artist?
Answer: Van Morrison
Question: On the internet what is the derogatory retronym for normal paper mail?
Answer: Snail Mail
Question: The city of St Albans stands on which river?
Answer: River Ver
Question: Which American entertainer says of herself "It costs a lot of money to look this cheap"?
Answer: Dolly Parton
Question: How many pairs of ribs are in the human body?
Answer: 12
Question: Whose first solo no. 1 hit was Fight for this Love, released in 2009?
Answer: Cheryl Cole
Question: Who, in the seventeenth century, said "Desperate diseases require desperate remedies"?
Answer: Guy Fawkes
Question: Which former sportsman presents the TV quiz show Divided?
Answer: Andrew Castle
Question: Which American composer wrote the music for the songs Stardust and Georgia on my Mind?
Answer: Hoagy Carmichael
Question: Which is the largest container port in the UK?
Answer: Felixstowe
Question: Who was the first chairman of BBC TV's Call My Bluff?
Answer: ROBIN RAY
Question: Upon which author's best-selling novel was the film 'Psycho' based?
Answer: ROBERT BLOCH
Question: England beat Australia at Lords in 2009 for the first time at that venue since 1934. Who was the UK's Prime Minister then?
Answer: RAMSEY McDONALD
Question: Who managed England during the 1982 World Cup?
Answer: RON GREENWOOD
Question: The Haworth Art Gallery is located in which Lancashire town?
Answer: ACCRINGTON .
Question: Give a year in the life of the scientist Nicolaus Copernicus.
Answer: 1473-1543
Question: Which city was selected in 2009 as the venue for the 2016 Olympic games?
Answer: RIO DE JANEIRO
Question: Buried in neither Westminster nor Windsor, where is the tomb of Edward II?
Answer: GLOUCESTER CATHEDRAL
Question: Who in Anglo-Saxon legend is the god of metal working?
Answer: WAYLAND
Question: In the Old Testament, who lived in the land of Uz?
Answer: JOB
Question: Vivaldi's 'Four Seasons' are 4 concertos for which instrument?
Answer: VIOLIN
Question: 'Eleanor Rigby' and 'Yellow Submarine' first appeared on which Beatles album of 1966?
Answer: REVOLVER
Question: Who was the Chief Medical Officer for England from 1998 to May 2010?
Answer: SIR LIAM DONALDSON
Question: Who hosted the 2010 ICC World Twenty20 Tournament?
Answer: WEST INDIES
Question: In the 2010 General Election a constituency in which city was the first to declare its result?
Answer: SUNDERLAND
Question: What does the Swedish name Bjorn literally mean?
Answer: BEAR
Question: What is a naevus, or nevus?
Answer: A BIRTHMARK or MOLE
Question: Which author said 'Probably the Battle of Waterloo was won on the playing fields of Eton, but the opening battles of all subsequent wars have been lost there'?
Answer: GEORGE ORWELL
Question: Who is the TESCO boss who recently announced his intention to retire?
Answer: SIR TERRY LEAHY
Question: Which cricketer has scored the most test runs without making a test century?
Answer: SHANE WARNE
Question: What is the highest number that is a common factor (HCF) of 32 and 48?
Answer: 16
Question: Which QC chaired an enquiry into MPs expenses in 2009?
Answer: SIR THOMAS LEGG
Question: Dyce airport serves which city?
Answer: ABERDEEN
Question: What is the birthstone for September?
Answer: SAPPHIRE
Question: Who is the patron saint of Norway?
Answer: St. Olaf
Question: Who wrote the songs and music for Easter Parade?
Answer: Irving Berlin
Question: Taraxacum spp is the Latin name for which genus of common wild garden plant?
Answer: Dandelion
Question: Which UK supermarket has its headquarters in Preston?
Answer: Booths
Question: Who narrated the English version of Pocoyo?
Answer: Stephen Fry
Question: Who wrote the lyrics and music for A Little Night Music?
Answer: Stephen Sondheim
Question: In the abbrevation CAFOD - for what does the 'O' stand?
Answer: Overseas
Question: What colour is the artist's colour called amaranth?
Answer: Purple
Question: Give a year in the life of the explorer Jacques Cartier?
Answer: 1491 - 1557
Question: How is food cooked 'en papillotte'?
Answer: In paper
Question: Barophobia is the irrational fear of what?
Answer: Gravity
Question: Whose quote? 'No man is rich enough to buy back his past'?
Answer: Oscar' Wilde
Question: Who was the Secretary of State for Health as at February 2010?
Answer: Andy Burnham
Question: Who was President of the USA between Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson?
Answer: William H Taft
Question: Which company was founded in 1998 by the merger of Grand Metropolitan and Guinness?
Answer: Diageo
Question: Which football club won the FA Cup' in 1951, 52 and 55 but haven't won a major domestic trophy since?
Answer: Newcastle United
Question: What do 'Barb'' charts show?
Answer: TV ratings
Question: Which Dickens novel is subtitled A Tale of The Riots of Eighty?
Answer: Barnaby Rudge
Question: Which fashion items are made by. Christian Louboutin?
Answer: Shoes
Question: What was the name of the seat at King Arthur's Round Table that was reserved for the knight who would one day find the Holy Grail?
Answer: The Siege Perilous
Question: Who is the only female judge sitting in Britain's Supreme Court?
Answer: Baroness Hale
Question: Whose novel "The Original of Laura" has finally been published 32 years after his death?
Answer: Vladimir Nabokov
Question: Which artist (1844-1910) painted many jungle scenes (although he never left France) and landscapes of Paris?
Answer: Henri Rousseau
Question: Lentigenes is the medical term for what?
Answer: FRECKLES
Question: In the Scottish Football League, in which City do St Johnstone play their home matches?
Answer: PERTH
Question: Who was four years late in collecting his Nobel Prize for Literature which was originally awarded in 1970?
Answer: SOLZHENITSYN
Question: Name the Prime Minister of Australia from 1968 to 1971 who fostered Australia's involvement in the Vietnam War?
Answer: JOHN GORTON
Question: The name of which European capital translates into English as 'Log Island'?
Answer: STOCKHOLM
Question: What year saw the abolition of the death penalty for murder in Britain?
Answer: 1969
Question: The headquarters of Interpol are in which city?
Answer: LYONS
Question: The Old Testament contains two instances of talking animals, the serpent in the garden is one, name the other?
Answer: BALAAM'S ASS
Question: What is the name of the soft white Belgian cheese with a very strong smell and flavour?
Answer: LIMBURGER
Question: In which city is the novel and film 'Saturday Night and Sunday Morning' set?
Answer: NOTTINGHAM
Question: In which city are the HQ of the University of Warwick located?
Answer: COVENTRY
Question: The Wood Sorrell plant is more commonly known as what?
Answer: SHAMROCK
Question: What is the name of Cristiano Ronaldo's designer label and boutique?
Answer: CR7
Question: The motor racing circuit of Mallory Park is in which county?
Answer: LEICESTERSHIRE
Question: In which year were £1 coins introduced?
Answer: 1983
Question: On which horse-racing track is the Rowley Mile?
Answer: NEWMARKET
Question: With a seating capacity of 150 000, in which country is the largest football stadium in the world?
Answer: NORTH KOREA
Question: Which is the longest European river that drains into the Atlantic Ocean?
Answer: TAGUS
Question: In the term ESOL, for what does the O stand?
Answer: OTHER
Question: Name the fashion designer murdered outside his Miami Beach home in 1997.
Answer: GIANNI VERSACE
Question: Which musical is set in the fictional English town of Everington?
Answer: BILLY ELLIOT
Question: Who was the creator of the TV comedy series Last of the Summer Wine?
Answer: ROY CLARKE
Question: In the traditional English language nursery rhyme 'Solomon Grundy', on which day did he 'take ill'?
Answer: THURSDAY
Question: The motor racing circuit of Thruxton is in which county?
Answer: HAMPSHIRE
Question: Which horse-racing track is at Prestbury Park?
Answer: CHELTENHAM
Question: Who was appointed captain of the US golf team for the 2010 Ryder Cup?
Answer: COREY PAVIN
Question: Which is the longest European river that drains into the Mediterranean Sea?
Answer: EBRO
Question: In the term NIACE for what does the A stand?
Answer: ADULT
Question: What is the stage name of Dylan Mills?
Answer: DIZZEE RASCAL
Question: In information technology, for what does the L stand in LAN?
Answer: Local
Question: Which stage musical features The Lambeth Walk and Leaning on a Lamp Post?
Answer: Me and My Girl
Question: Which European country's currency is the forint?
Answer: Hungary
Question: Which UK city has the area dialling code 0113?
Answer: Leeds
Question: Give a year in the life of the composer Camille Saint-Saens.
Answer: 1835 - 1921
Question: Which UK city has the area dialling code 0117?
Answer: Bristol
Question: When Roger Federer achieved a career grand slam in 2009, he was the first man to do so since who in 1999?
Answer: Andre Agassi
Question: Which concert venue is the home of the Halle orchestra?
Answer: Bridgewater Hall
Question: Who was the founder and first Director of the National Theatre?
Answer: Sir Laurence Olivier
Question: In which US city was the original TV series CSI based?
Answer: Las Vegas
Question: Which European country's currency is the lev?
Answer: Bulgaria
Question: In geometry, how many vertices has a cube?
Answer: Eight
Question: What is the capital of the Canadian province of British Columbia?
Answer: Victoria
Question: Who is the patron saint of locksmiths and clockmakers?
Answer: St Peter
Question: On which TV programme has the voice of Marcus Bentley been regularly heard for the last ten years?
Answer: Big Brother
Question: Which famous military leader was Deputy Commander of NATO forces from 1951 to 1958?
Answer: Montgomery
Question: In Jerusalem, what is the 'Yad Vashem;?
Answer: Holocaust Memorial museum
Question: On which river does Leeds stand?
Answer: Aire
Question: Comedo is the medical term for which blemish?
Answer: Blackhead
Question: Who composed 'Land of Hope and Glory'?
Answer: Edward Elgar
Question: 'Dusty Bin' featured on which popular 1980s TV game show?
Answer: 3-2-1
Question: 'Tucker's Luck' was a spin-off from which children's TV series?
Answer: Grange Hill
Question: What, according to the proverb, is the thief of time?
Answer: Procrastination
Question: What is the National Flower of Belgium?
Answer: POPPY
Question: What is the National Flower of Turkey?
Answer: TULIP
Question: What was the first Christian name of the composer Chopin?
Answer: FREDERIC
Question: Who presents the TV quiz show a "Question of Genius"?
Answer: KIRSTY WARK
Question: Who wrote the book "The Ghost" released as a film in 2010?
Answer: ROBERT HARRIS
Question: In which county is Burghley House venue for the Burghley Horse Trials?
Answer: LINCOLNSHIRE
Question: 'Zorro' is the Spanish word for which animal?
Answer: Fox
Question: Which famous biblical character was born in Gath, according to the Book of Samuel?
Answer: Goliath
Question: Ben Nevis is the highest mountain in the UK, but which mountain comes next in height?
Answer: Ben MacDhui
Question: Who won the 2010 World Professional Snooker Championship?
Answer: Neil Robertson
Question: What is a Suffolk Punch?
Answer: A breed of (draught) horse
Question: Which car company produces a model called the Yeti?
Answer: Skoda
Question: What is the most northerly motorway in Britain?
Answer: M90
Question: Which musical features the song 'The Rhythm of Life'?
Answer: Sweet Charity
Question: In which James Bond film does Britt Ekland appear?
Answer: The Man with the Golden Gun
Question: Which pop group had a number one hit record in the 1990s with 'Don't Look Back in Anger'?
Answer: Oasis
Question: Who is the fictional detective, known as the female James Bond, created by Peter O'Donnell?
Answer: Modesty Blaise
Question: By what name is the steam locomotive wheel arrangement of 4-6-2 known?
Answer: Pacific
Question: What is the opposite of the word 'nadir'?
Answer: Zenith
Question: Which Rugby League team is nicknamed 'The Wildcats'?
Answer: Wakefield Trinity
Question: Who in 2007 was appointed Britain's first ever female Home Secretary?
Answer: Jacqui Smith
Question: What does the acronym SWALK on an envelope mean?
Answer: Sealed with a loving kiss
Question: Name the chief town on the Isle of Skye.
Answer: Portree
Question: Which football team was founded in 2002 and, after four promotions, started the 2009-10 season in the Blue Square Conference Premier, one step from the Football League?
Answer: (AFC) Wimbledon
Question: What 9-letter word beginning with G means a local official in the German Nazi Party?
Answer: Gauleiter
Question: Which TV series features the Chatsworth Estate?
Answer: Shameless
Question: What does the word 'wherefore' mean, as In the phrase, 'Wherefore art thou Romeo?'
Answer: Why
Question: The Eredivisie is the top football league in which country?
Answer: Netherlands
Question: What 7-letter word beginning with J is a nickname for a US marine?
Answer: Jarhead
Question: What is the nationality of Manny Pacquiao, considered by many the best pound-for-pound boxer in the world.
Answer: Filipino
Question: For what does the 'J' stand in the computer file format jpeg?
Answer: Joint
Question: Which awards are made each year at about the same time as the Oscars, but are for the year's worst films?
Answer: The Golden Raspberries
Question: The Mitchell Library is in which UK city?
Answer: Glasgow
Question: Who drew the cartoon strip The Fosdyke Saga?
Answer: Bill Tidy
Question: At the 2010 football World Cup which was the only team not to lose a game?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: Which awards are made each year in memory of those who have killed themselves in bizarre ways?
Answer: The Darwin Awards
Question: Give a year in the life of composer Leos Janacek?
Answer: 1854-1928
Question: Which south coast town is served by the local radio station Arrow FM?
Answer: Hastings
Question: In which country is 'Ninety Mile Beach'?
Answer: Australia
Question: The Monarch's Way is a long distance footpath, approximating to a route taken by which monarch?
Answer: Charles II
Question: Which type of soft undressed silk takes its name from the province of north-east China where it was originally made?
Answer: Shantung
Question: The Chester Beatty Library is in which city?
Answer: Dublin
Question: Which lighthouse stands 12 miles east of the Tay estuary?
Answer: Bell Rock
Question: What name, that of a German soldier born at Rostock in 1742, has been given since the early 19th century to a style of strong leather half-boot?
Answer: Blucher
Question: Which south coast town is served by the local radio station Splash FM?
Answer: Worthing
Question: For which daily newspaper does Frederick Forsyth write?
Answer: Daily Express