zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Devil’s Lair, Jacob’s Creek and Banrock Station are all wines from which country?
Answer: Australia
Question: Who wrote the ‘Twilight’ series of books?
Answer: Stephenie Meyer
Question: ‘Donnerstag’ is German for which day of the week?
Answer: Thursday
Question: In 1918 which newspaper mogul became the first UK Minister of Information?
Answer: Lord Beaverbrook
Question: In the nursery rhyme ‘Ding Dong Bell’, who put the cat in the well?
Answer: Little Johnny Flynn
Question: Dr Alec Harvey and Laura Jesson are the main characters in which 1945 film?
Answer: Brief Encounter
Question: How many yards are in a UK mile?
Answer: 1760
Question: ‘That’s All Folks’ is the epitaph of which US comedian?
Answer: Mel Blanc
Question: Which US state has the abreviation AR?
Answer: Arkansas
Question: Who wrote the novel ‘Exodus’?
Answer: Leon Uris
Question: Morado is Spanish for which colour?
Answer: Purple
Question: Joe Buck and Rico Rizzo are characters in which 1965 novel by James Leo Herlihy?
Answer: Midnight Cowboy
Question: ‘Rosie Lee’ is cockney rhyming slang for what?
Answer: Tea
Question: What is the National Flower of England?
Answer: Rose
Question: ‘People in the Sun’ is the work of which American artist?
Answer: Edward Hopper
Question: Who won the Golden Shoe (Boot) Award for most goals scored in the 1966 FIFA World Cup?
Answer: Eusebio
Question: On a London Underground train map which colour depicts the Circle Line?
Answer: Yellow
Question: Which British celebrity had a pet called Fanny the Wonderdog?
Answer: Julian Clary
Question: The Roman goddess Ceres is the protector of what?
Answer: Crops
Question: In which century was the Royal Greenwich Observatory opened in London?
Answer: 17th Century
Question: Louisville, Kentucky, USA was named after which French monarch?
Answer: King Louis XVI
Question: Columbia University is in which US city?
Answer: New York
Question: Who played football coach Dave Dodds in the 2001 film ‘Mike Bassett:England Manager’?
Answer: Bradley Walsh
Question: What is cartoon cat Garfield’s favourite food?
Answer: Lasagne
Question: The Fountain of Wealth is in which Asian city?
Answer: Singapore
Question: An autotonsorialist is a person who cuts their own what?
Answer: Hair
Question: Who is generally credited with building the first reflecting telescope?
Answer: Isaac Newton
Question: The Prince Edward Islands in the Indian ocean are part of which country?
Answer: South Africa
Question: Steve Halliwell plays which character in the UK television soap ‘Emmerdale’?
Answer: Zak Dingle
Question: What is the square root of 361?
Answer: 19
Question: Mittwoch is German for which day of the week?
Answer: Wednesday
Question: Dr Robert Langdon is a fictional character in a series of novels by which author?
Answer: Dan Brown
Question: Ombrophobia is an irrational fear of which weather condition?
Answer: Rain
Question: Athlete Francis Morgan Thompson is better known by what name?
Answer: Daley Thompson
Question: Which notorious murderer is depicted in the 2001 film ‘From Hell’?
Answer: Jack the Ripper
Question: Barry Butler, who was killed in a car accident in 1966, was the captain of which English football team?
Answer: Norwich City FC
Question: What type of root does a dandelion have?
Answer: Taproot
Question: Who was the trainer of three-times English Grand National winner Red Rum?
Answer: Donald ‘Ginger’ McCain
Question: In the nursery rhyme who cut off the ‘Three Blind Mice’ tails?
Answer: The Farmer’s Wife
Question: ‘Parky’ is the nickname of which former British talk show host?
Answer: Michael Parkinson
Question: Which British darts player is known by the nickname ‘Mr Glitter’?
Answer: Bobby George
Question: Political Aide Alastair Campbell was best known as Director of Communications and Strategy for which British Prime Minister?
Answer: Tony Blair
Question: The headquarters of UEFA (Union of European Football Associations) is in which country?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: Mora-Siljan Airport is in which European country?
Answer: Sweden
Question: The Jet d’Eau Fountain is in which European city?
Answer: Geneva
Question: All Hallows’ Eve is celebrated on the last day of which month?
Answer: October
Question: Which month is mentioned in the Four Seasons song ‘Oh What A Night’?
Answer: December
Question: The gemstone pearl represents which month of the year?
Answer: June
Question: In Britain, which month sees the start of The Grouse Season?
Answer: August
Question: Author H E Bates wrote the novel ‘The Darling Buds of….when’?
Answer: May
Question: Which chemical element has the symbol Ba?
Answer: Barium
Question: In poetry, how many lines are in a clerihew?
Answer: Four
Question: A podiatrist works on which part of the human body?
Answer: Feet
Question: Which river forms the boundary between Burma and Thailand?
Answer: Salween River
Question: Lake Malaren is in which European country?
Answer: Sweden
Question: A ‘Picture Palace’ is an old-fashioned term for what?
Answer: Cinema
Question: The Ambassador Bridge, which connects the US with Canada, spans which river?
Answer: Detroit River
Question: A Russian woman was arrested in Paris in August 2009 for throwing a cup of tea at which work of art?
Answer: The Mona Lisa
Question: ‘Trust pink, Forget stains’ is the advertising slogan for which brand of laundry product?
Answer: Vanish
Question: In January 2012, who became the new presenter of the UK television show ‘Countdown’?
Answer: Nick Hewer
Question: In which English city is Preston Park railway station?
Answer: Brighton
Question: Which actor replaced Charlie Sheen in the US television series ‘Two and a Half Men’?
Answer: Ashton Kutcher
Question: In boxing, what is thrown into the ring to stop a fight?
Answer: Towel
Question: In which building is London’s Whispering Gallery?
Answer: St Paul’s Cathedral
Question: What colour is a polar bears skin?
Answer: Black
Question: Nephology is the study of what?
Answer: Clouds
Question: Which English scientist first described the colours of the rainbow as ‘numbering seven’?
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton
Question: Who was British Prime Minister in 1994?
Answer: John Major
Question: Who took over as host of BBC’s Question Time In January 1994?
Answer: David Dimbleby
Question: In 1994 which consortium was granted the licence to run the UK’s first National Lottery?
Answer: Camelot Group
Question: What was the currency of Austria before the Euro?
Answer: Austrian Schilling
Question: In humans, somnology is the scientific study of what?
Answer: Sleep
Question: Which month of the year comes first alphabetically?
Answer: April
Question: Clinophobia is the irrational fear of going where?
Answer: To bed
Question: Caprine relates to which animal?
Answer: Goat
Question: The Peroni Brewery is based in which European country?
Answer: Italy
Question: Bluewater Shopping Centre is located in which English county?
Answer: Kent
Question: Which breed of dog is the cartoon dog Marmaduke?
Answer: Great Dane
Question: When You’re Strange is a tribute band to which band?
Answer: The Doors
Question: Dorchester Heights is a historic district of which US city?
Answer: Boston
Question: Newmarket, Cheltenham and Epsom are towns in England associated with which sport?
Answer: Horse racing
Question: Xylology is the study of which natural substance?
Answer: Wood
Question: What is the collective name for the first ten amendments of the United States Constitution?
Answer: Bill of Rights
Question: A pentadecagon has how many sides?
Answer: 15
Question: Mark Renton, Daniel Murphy and Francis Begbie are all characters in which 1993 novel?
Answer: Trainspotting
Question: 1986 saw the 900th anniversary of which famous English book?
Answer: The Domesday Book
Question: The Conte Grading System was used by the makers of what?
Answer: Pencils
Question: Manzana is Spanish for which fruit?
Answer: Apple
Question: Oscar Wilde described which ‘sport’ as ‘The unspeakable in full pursuit of the uneatable’?
Answer: Foxhunting
Question: Anderlecht Football Club is based in which European country?
Answer: Belgium
Question: How many moons does the planet Mercury have?
Answer: None
Question: Which British-based clothing and adult toy company is named after the secretary of the male founder Caborn Waterfield?
Answer: Ann Summers
Question: Vodka, Galliano and fresh orange juice are the ingredients of which cocktail?
Answer: Harvey Wallbanger
Question: In the UK television series ‘On The Buses’, what is the first name of Inspector Blake?
Answer: Cyril
Question: Which British monarch had the nickname Silly Billy?
Answer: King William IV
Question: In cooking, 230 degrees Celsius is the equivalent of which gas mark?
Answer: 8
Question: Which British fashion designer created the UK television series ‘The Clothes Show’ in 1986?
Answer: Jeff banks
Question: What is the surname of Scottish-born singer and musician Donovan?
Answer: Leitch
Question: Kielce, Olsztyn and Opole are cities in which European country?
Answer: Poland
Question: Who played the title role in the 1996 film ‘Michael Collins’?
Answer: Liam Neeson
Question: Oxonia was the Latin name for which English city?
Answer: Oxford
Question: The first Summer Paralympic Games were hosted by which European city in 1960?
Answer: Rome
Question: ‘Twittering Machine’, declared ‘degenerate art’ by Adolph Hitler, was the 1922 work of which Swiss-German painter?
Answer: Paul Klee
Question: Which Australian controversially used a metal bat in 1979?
Answer: Dennis Lillee
Question: Xanthic relates to which colour?
Answer: Yellow
Question: Which 2009 animated film features a floating house suspended by helium balloons?
Answer: Up
Question: How many ounces in an Imperial pound?
Answer: 16
Question: Which body of water connects England and France?
Answer: The English Channel
Question: The Pya is a monetary unit of which country?
Answer: Burma (Myanmar)
Question: What does ‘Son et Lumiere’ translate to in English?
Answer: Sound and Light
Question: Jones the Steam is the driver of which fictional train?
Answer: Ivor the Engine
Question: How many letters of the English alphabet are used as Roman Numerals?
Answer: Seven
Question: In which London road is Harrod’s department store?
Answer: Brompton Road
Question: By what name is Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, known in the satirical magazine ‘Private Eye’?
Answer: Keith
Question: How many months of the year end in the letter ‘Y’?
Answer: Four
Question: In which British city is Anderston Railway Station?
Answer: Glasgow
Question: A tridecagon has how many sides?
Answer: 13
Question: In the US television series ‘Spin City’, who played Randall Winston, the dim-witted Mayor of New York City?
Answer: Barry Bostwick
Question: What is a person who makes and sells ladies hats called?
Answer: A milliner
Question: Which bird was depicted on a British pre-decimal farthing?
Answer: Wren
Question: The Obvodny Canal is in which European country?
Answer: Russia
Question: Which animal is the national symbol of the Netherlands?
Answer: Lion
Question: Which English club is nicknamed ‘The Cottagers’?
Answer: Fulham FC
Question: Who play the title roles in the 1989 film ‘Tango and Cash’?
Answer: Kurt Russell and Sylvester Stallone
Question: How many fluid ounces in one Imperial pint?
Answer: 20
Question: A sovereign is a British gold coin worth how much in sterling?
Answer: One pound
Question: Farrokh Bulsara was the lead singer in which British band?
Answer: Queen (Freddie Mercury)
Question: Captain Morgan is a brand of which type of alcoholic drink?
Answer: Rum
Question: Which was the first British football club to win the European Cup?
Answer: Celtic FC
Question: For the 2003 film ‘The Italian Job’ actor Jason Statham received driving tuition from which Formula One World Champion?
Answer: Damon Hill
Question: In medicine, a rhinologist is concerned with which part of the human body?
Answer: Nose
Question: A cut of silverside beef is from which part of the animal?
Answer: Hindquarters
Question: Pozole is a soup or stew which originated in which country?
Answer: Mexico
Question: What does each angle of a regular octagon measure in degrees?
Answer: 135
Question: Which British Prime minister’s first name was Leonard?
Answer: James Callaghan
Question: Which US singer released a 2000 album entitled ‘Music’?
Answer: Madonna
Question: Omonia, Enosis and Anorthosis are football clubs in which European country?
Answer: Cyprus
Question: What does a pluviometer measure?
Answer: Rainfall
Question: What was Spain’s main unit of currency before the Euro?
Answer: Peseta
Question: Which two colours make up the national flag of Austria?
Answer: Red and white
Question: Tattenham Corner is a feature of which British race course?
Answer: Epsom
Question: In the International Morse Code, which letter of the alphabet is represented by one dash?
Answer: T
Question: On a clothing care label, what does a circle denote?
Answer: Dry clean only
Question: Major Metcalf, Detective-Sergeant Trotter and Mollie Ralston all feature in which play by Agatha Christie?
Answer: The Mousetrap
Question: How many chains are in a furlong?
Answer: 10
Question: The Rapa Nui are the native Polynesian inhabitants of which island?
Answer: Easter Island (Rapa Nui)
Question: Which two alcoholic drinks are in the ingredients of a ‘Sidecar’ cocktail?
Answer: Brandy and Cointreau
Question: In medicine, polydipsia is a non-medical symptom  in which a patient displays an excessive what?
Answer: Thirst
Question: Sion Airport is in which European country?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: What is the leader of a boy cub scout pack called?
Answer: Akela
Question: The ‘tea house’ Mellow Yellow opened in which European city in 1972, pioneering the legal sale of cannabis?
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: In February 1973, which US state became the first to post distance in metric signs?
Answer: Ohio
Question: The toy ‘Metal Lazy Spring’ is better known by what name?
Answer: Slinky
Question: Which nation’s football team prevented England from competing in the 1974 FIFA World Cup finals?
Answer: Poland
Question: In French cookery, what is ‘farce’?
Answer: Stuffing
Question: Swedis-born Nicklas Lidstrom is associated with which sport?
Answer: Ice hockey
Question: Which make-up brand is advertised as ‘The make-up of make-up artists’?
Answer: Max Factor
Question: What is the name of the famous London museum which houses the most famous collection of wax figures in the world?
Answer: Madame Tussauds
Question: An octadecagon has how many sides?
Answer: 18
Question: Sn is the symbol for which chemical element?
Answer: Tin
Question: In British politics, who was Chancellor of the Exchequer from November 1990 to May 1993?
Answer: Norman Lamont
Question: What do all the numbers on a standard roulette wheel add up to?
Answer: 666
Question: Merlot is French for which bird?
Answer: (Young) Blackbird
Question: ZZ Tripp is a tribute band to which famous band?
Answer: ZZ Top
Question: The James Bond film ‘You Only Live Twice’ is set in which country?
Answer: Japan
Question: Which two English footballers had a hit single with ‘Diamond Lights’ in 1987?
Answer: Glenn Hoddle and Chris Waddle
Question: How many noggins are in an Imperial pint?
Answer: Four
Question: Broken Heart, Charley Horse, Wish Bone and Brain Freeze are all parts of which board game?
Answer: Operation
Question: If something is biannual how often does it occur?
Answer: Twice a year
Question: How deep, in feet, is a fathom?
Answer: Six feet
Question: The ‘Shuttlecock Club’ is an exclusive society for anyone who has crashed and survived on which racing track?
Answer: The Cresta Run
Question: How many rows of whiskers, on each side, does a cat usually have?
Answer: Four
Question: Who played Bill Sykes in the 1968 film ‘Oliver’?
Answer: Oliver Reed
Question: What does the statue of Eros, in Piccadilly Circus in London, hold in his left hand?
Answer: A bow
Question: A bronze statue of Paddington bear is situated in which London station?
Answer: Paddington Station
Question: The Interlagos Formula One racing circuit is in which country?
Answer: Brazil
Question: How many sheets of paper, of the same size and quality, is in a metric quire?
Answer: 25
Question: Who plays Isobel Crawley in the UK television series ‘Downton Abbey’?
Answer: Penelope Wilton
Question: Rubber, Boxing and Gardening are all types of what?
Answer: Glove
Question: Captain Blade is the mascot of which English football club?
Answer: Sheffield United FC
Question: Which fictional doctor is the central character in a series of books by Hugh Lofting?
Answer: Doctor Dolittle
Question: A sou was a coin of low value in which European country?
Answer: France
Question: Who was the first non-human to win an Oscar?
Answer: Mickey Mouse
Question: All the proceeds from J M Barrie’s novel ‘Peter Pan’ are bequeathed to which London hospital?
Answer: Great Ormond Street Hospital for Sick Children
Question: Which type of cheese is traditionally used in a Cobb Salad?
Answer: Roquefort
Question: What are baby beavers called?
Answer: Kits
Question: Which US President had a new one-lane bowling alley installed at The Whitehouse in the 1960’s?
Answer: Richard Nixon
Question: The Lakeside Shopping Centre is in which English county?
Answer: Essex
Question: Butler’s, London, Farmer’s and Belfast are all types of what found in the home?
Answer: Sink
Question: In humans, ‘Traumatic auricular haematoma’ is the medical term for which sporting injuty?
Answer: Cauliflower Ear
Question: Amarillo is Spanish for which colour?
Answer: Yellow
Question: The AEX is the stock exchange in which European city?
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: What colour is the bird on the Twitter website logo?
Answer: Blue
Question: What type of fashion items are ‘Mary Janes’?
Answer: Shoes
Question: Which word comes after Swindon, Ipswich and Huddersfield in the names of three English football clubs?
Answer: Town
Question: In humans, Vrolik disease affects which part of the body?
Answer: Bones
Question: In which year did Barbados join The Commonwealth?
Answer: 1966
Question: Who was the host of the first two series of the UK television panel game show ‘Odd One In’?
Answer: Bradley Walsh
Question: ‘Ocimum citriodorum’ is the Latin name for which herb?
Answer: Lemon Basil
Question: Amychophobia is the abnormal fear of being what?
Answer: Scratched or clawed
Question: A sophomore is a student in which year of university?
Answer: Second year
Question: How many stars are on the logo of car manufacturer Subaru?
Answer: Six
Question: In cooking, 160 degrees Celsius is equivalent to which gas mark?
Answer: 3
Question: In the US, how many Ivy League universities are there?
Answer: Eight
Question: Which English football club is nicknamed ‘The Tykes’?
Answer: Barnsley FC
Question: Salta International Airport is in which South American country?
Answer: Argentina
Question: Glienicke, Oberbaum and Moltke are all bridges in which European city?
Answer: Berlin
Question: Which bird is the unofficial national symbol of France?
Answer: (Gallic) Rooster
Question: In March 1967, which English football team became the first 3rd Division club to win the League Cup?
Answer: Queens Park Rangers
Question: The tune to the hymn ‘I Vow To Thee My Country’ was taken from which ‘Planet’ by Gustav Holst?
Answer: Jupiter
Question: The Lev is the currency of which country?
Answer: Bulgaria
Question: British television chef Phil Vickery married which television presenter in 2000?
Answer: Fern Britton
Question: What is the square root of 81?
Answer: 9
Question: What is a group of lions called?
Answer: A pride
Question: In architecture, where in a house would you find a purlin?
Answer: The roof
Question: ‘Cheval’ is French for which animal?
Answer: Horse
Question: In the ‘Tom & Jerry’ cartoons, what is the name of Spike’s son?
Answer: Tyke
Question: What does each angle of a regular pentagon measure in degrees?
Answer: 108
Question: Who resigned as Prime Minister of France in August 1976?
Answer: Jacques Chirac
Question: Which US President said ‘The best way to destroy an enemy is to make him a friend’?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: Quomotion is a tribute band to which British band?
Answer: Status Quo
Question: What is the boiling point of water on the Farenheit scale?
Answer: 212 degrees
Question: ‘Puff’ is the German name for which board game?
Answer: Backgammon
Question: Which actors play the blind man and the deaf man in the 1989 film ‘See No Evil, Hear No Evil’?
Answer: Richard Pryor and Gene Wilder
Question: What is the name of Mildred’s brother-in-law in the UK television series ‘George and Mildred’?
Answer: Humphrey Pumphrey
Question: How many fluid ounces in half an Imperial pint?
Answer: 10
Question: The song ‘Lambeth Walk’ is from which musical?
Answer: Me and My Girl
Question: Acorthosis is a medical condition where a person has too many what?
Answer: Erections
Question: What kind of performer is an ecdysiast?
Answer: Striptease artist
Question: RSM is the international vehicle regristration for which republic?
Answer: San Marino
Question: Roman Numerals CD represent which number?
Answer: 400
Question: Nanophilia is a strong attraction to which type of people?
Answer: Short or small people
Question: ‘Where Everybody Knows Your Name’ is the theme tune to which US television series?
Answer: Cheers
Question: In Indian cookery, what is gingili otherwise called?
Answer: Sesame
Question: The seaside resort of New Brighton is on the North eastern tip of which English peninsula?
Answer: Wirral Peninsula
Question: Which British singer released a 2009 album entitled ‘Echo’?
Answer: Leona Lewis
Question: Cynomania is the intense enthusiasm or obsession for which type of animal?
Answer: Dog
Question: Which English world championship darts player walks onto the stage to the tune of ‘Rock and Roll’ by Led Zeppelin?
Answer: John Lowe
Question: A savarin is what type of foodstuff?
Answer: Cake
Question: ‘A Study In Scarlet’ by Arthur Conan Doyle, featuring Sherlock Holmes, was the first work of fiction to incorporate which item as an investigative tool?
Answer: Magnifying glass
Question: Mapo doufu, Goutie, Shahe fen and You tiao are dishes originating in which country?
Answer: China
Question: In January 1994, which member of the British royal family was the first senior royal to publicly convert to Catholicism, the first for more than 300 years?
Answer: Katharine, Duchess of Kent
Question: In the nursery rhyme, who ‘called for his fiddlers three’?
Answer: Old King Cole
Question: What is the official language of Tunisia?
Answer: Arabic
Question: In which English city is Meadowhall Railway Station?
Answer: Sheffield
Question: Used by Eskimos, what is a Komatik?
Answer: Dog sled
Question: Who plays President Coriolanus Snow in the 2012 film ‘The Hunger Games’?
Answer: Donald Sutherland
Question: Which English football club is nicknamed ‘The Black Cats’?
Answer: Sunderland AFC
Question: What is a female chimpanzee called?
Answer: Empress
Question: The painting ‘The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolaes Tulp’ is the work of which Dutch artist?
Answer: Rembrandt
Question: In the Star Wars series of films who played Sabe, one of Padme Amidala’s handmaidens, in ‘The Phantom Menace’?
Answer: Keira Knightly
Question: What is the modern-day name of the Kingdom of Mauretania?
Answer: Morocco
Question: What does the Latin phrase ‘Primus inter pares’ translate to in English?
Answer: First among equals
Question: William of Orange was the husband of which English sovereign?
Answer: Mary II
Question: What is the final event of a men’s decathlon?
Answer: 1500 metres
Question: Who played painter Paul Gaugin in the 1956 film ‘Lust for Life’?
Answer: Anthony Quinn
Question: A barista makes and serves what?
Answer: Coffee
Question: What is the national flower of Pakistan?
Answer: Jasmine (or Chambeli)
Question: Used in gaming, what are ‘Devil’s bones’?
Answer: Dice
Question: Plateado is Spanish for which colour?
Answer: Silver
Question: Which mountain range is known as ‘The Backbone of England’?
Answer: The Pennines
Question: Who wrote the novel ‘The Fourth Protocol’?
Answer: Frederick Forsyth
Question: The children’s toy Silly Putty was taken on board by the crew of which Apollo mission?
Answer: Apollo 8
Question: Which is the largest continent on Earth?
Answer: Asia
Question: Author Frances Hodgson Burnett wrote the children’s novel ‘The Secret….’what’?
Answer: Garden
Question: What is the square root of 36?
Answer: 6