zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What is the last letter in the Greek alphabet?
Answer: Omega
Question: What type of reference book lists synonyms?
Answer: Thesaurus
Question: It's 1996. A dance craze is sweeping America. What is it?
Answer: The Macarena
Question: In what party game might you hear the phrase "Right Foot Blue"?
Answer: Twister
Question: What are Casper and Slimer?
Answer: Ghosts
Question: Take marshmallows, graham crackers and chocolate - what do you get?
Answer: S'mores
Question: Geographically, which French city is closest to England?
Answer: Calais
Question: What animal did Ben Franklin think superior to the bald eagle? (as a national symbol of the US)
Answer: Wild Turkey
Question: What, in common English, is a gendarme?
Answer: Police Officer
Question: What does the Spanish word cerveza mean?
Answer: Beer
Question: What city is "my kind of town", according to Frank Sinatra?
Answer: Chicago
Question: In which U.S. state would you find Cape Cod?
Answer: Massachusetts
Question: Of what island do the Beach Boys sing, "We'll get there fast, and then we'll take it slow"?
Answer: Kokomo
Question: In what language does spasiba mean "thank you"?
Answer: Russian
Question: Who shot Achilles in the heel?
Answer: Paris
Question: Besides ketchup, what is the main ingredient in cocktail sauce?
Answer: Horseradish
Question: Who are the best-selling disco group of all time?
Answer: The Bee Gees
Question: What is the word for a corpse used for medical or scientific research?
Answer: Cadaver
Question: Which U.S. President had the longest term?
Answer: Franklin D. Roosevelt
Question: What is the easternmost national capital in the Americas?
Answer: Brasilia
Question: What is the Emerald Isle?
Answer: Ireland
Question: Whose "family" was Squeaky Fromme a part of?
Answer: Charles Manson's
Question: What "logy" is the study of animals?
Answer: Zoology
Question: What sport was featured in the movie "Invictus"?
Answer: Rugby Union
Question: What is both a breed of cattle and a stereotypical Scottish first name?
Answer: Angus
Question: What Australian "dame" is actually a man?
Answer: Dame Edna
Question: If George W. Bush were to have been impeached (and convicted), who would have become President?
Answer: Dick Cheney
Question: What is the world's southernmost national capital?
Answer: Wellington
Question: What does an oenophile love?
Answer: Wine
Question: What is the most populous city in Australia?
Answer: Sydney
Question: Elton John's was written in honor of what actress?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: What article of clothing is famously worn by Dracula and Superman?
Answer: Cape
Question: What plant is used to make tequila?
Answer: Blue Agave
Question: Who was the first black Supreme Court justice?
Answer: Thurgood Marshall
Question: What actor starred as Harry Potter?
Answer: Daniel Radcliffe
Question: What animal's milk is mozzarella cheese traditionally made from?
Answer: Water Buffalo
Question: What is the longest running show on MTV?
Answer: The Real World
Question: What is the largest type of venomous snake?
Answer: King Cobra
Question: What band is led by singer Axl Rose?
Answer: Guns N' Roses
Question: What was the Artful Dodger's profession?
Answer: Pickpocket
Question: In what U.S. state would you be most likely to find "Shave Ice"?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: If something is soporific, what would it make you want to do?
Answer: Sleep
Question: What is the tallest building in England?
Answer: The Shard
Question: Starting in Hong Kong and digging directly through the center of the Earth, in what country would you emerge?
Answer: Argentina
Question: What word is the most common synonym of the word “corsair”?
Answer: Pirate
Question: Who are Athos, Porthos, and Aramis?
Answer: The Three Musketeers
Question: In what sport might you see a Triple Axle?
Answer: Figure Skating
Question: What is the English translation of the words playa, plage, and Strand?
Answer: Beach
Question: What fictional character sings "It's not easy being green"?
Answer: Kermit the Frog
Question: What unit of distance is approximately equal to 0.62 miles?
Answer: Kilometer
Question: In what part of the world would you be most likely to see the sport of caber tossing?
Answer: Scotland
Question: What is the process of splitting atoms called?
Answer: Fission
Question: What type of triangle has sides of three different lengths?
Answer: Scalene
Question: What word refers to the neck hair of a lion or horse?
Answer: Mane
Question: On what holiday is the Chicago River dyed green?
Answer: St. Patrick's Day
Question: Who suggested a spoonful of sugar to help the medicine go down?
Answer: Mary Poppins
Question: What book is subtitled "There and Back Again"?
Answer: The Hobbit
Question: What 1962 novelty song was a "graveyard smash"?
Answer: Monster Mash
Question: What religion did Germany consider banning in 2007?
Answer: Scientology
Question: On what TV show would you see a van called the Mystery Machine?
Answer: Scooby Doo
Question: What type of animal does mohair come from?
Answer: Angora Goat
Question: Who is Posh Spice's husband?
Answer: David Beckham
Question: At Starbucks, what size is bigger than grande?
Answer: Venti
Question: Before the Euro, what was the name of Italy's currency?
Answer: The Lira
Question: The star Betelgeuse is pronounced like what two English words?
Answer: Beetle Juice
Question: What is the English translation of the Latin word “Rex”?
Answer: King
Question: Ma Bell was the nickname of which company?
Answer: AT&amp;T
Question: What is the word for a group of fish?
Answer: School
Question: What is the most common first name in the world?
Answer: Muhammad
Question: What Canadian province is west of Alberta?
Answer: British Columbia
Question: What animal is the offspring of a male donkey and female horse?
Answer: Mule
Question: What can be purchased at a zapateria?
Answer: Shoes
Question: What is the strongest bone in the human body?
Answer: Femur
Question: What did my true love give to me on twelfth day of Christmas?
Answer: Twelve Drummers Drumming
Question: Traditionally, when a man bows a woman will do what?
Answer: Curtsey
Question: What is the last U.S. state, alphabetically?
Answer: Wyoming
Question: What does the Latin term "Annus Horribilis" means in English?
Answer: Horrible Year
Question: What river is spanned by the Tower Bridge?
Answer: Thames
Question: What part of speech are the words, "and", "or", and "but"?
Answer: Conjunction
Question: What is the only Great Lake that doesn't border Canada?
Answer: Lake Michigan
Question: What landlocked African country is also a men's name in the English language?
Answer: Chad
Question: What U.S. state is closest to London, geographically?
Answer: Maine
Question: In what country would you be most likely to find a polder?
Answer: Netherlands
Question: Jack fell down and broke his what?
Answer: Crown
Question: What is the largest Caribbean Island?
Answer: Cuba
Question: Besides tennis, what sport can be played at Wimbledon's All England Club?
Answer: Croquet
Question: What type of animal is said to never forget?
Answer: Elephant
Question: Who have fought from the halls of Montezuma to the shores of Tripoli?
Answer: U.S. Marines
Question: What popular singer is from the country of Barbados?
Answer: Rihanna
Question: If you cross the river Styx, where are you?
Answer: Hades
Question: Who lived by the sea in a land called Honah Lee?
Answer: Puff the Magic Dragon
Question: What type of person is a southpaw?
Answer: Left-Handed
Question: Who said "I'm strong to the finish, 'cause I eats me Spinach"?
Answer: Popeye
Question: Pont Neuf is the oldest bridge in Paris. What does its name mean?
Answer: New Bridge
Question: What is the largest ethnic group in Germany (besides Germans)?
Answer: Turks
Question: What program's 9th step is "making amends"?
Answer: Alcoholics Anonymous
Question: What industry's four capitals are New York, London, Paris and Milan?
Answer: Fashion
Question: What is the biggest retailer in the U.K.?
Answer: Tesco
Question: What breed of dog is Scooby-Doo?
Answer: Great Dane
Question: After corn, what is the most-planted crop in the United States?
Answer: Soybeans
Question: What musical duo is featured on the soundtrack to the movie "The Graduate"?
Answer: Simon & Garfunkel
Question: What is the only U.S. state whose name starts with the letter F?
Answer: Florida
Question: Who has appeared on the cover of Sports Illustrated a record 50 times?
Answer: Michael Jordan
Question: What American car company is named after a Serbian inventor?
Answer: Tesla Motors
Question: What band recorded the song "Where the Streets Have No Name"?
Answer: U2
Question: If something is simian, what type of animal does it resemble?
Answer: Ape
Question: Who famously designed the "little black dress"?
Answer: Coco Chanel
Question: What does the Indian word "raja" mean in English?
Answer: King
Question: What "be" word refers to men's clothing that is custom-made by a tailor?
Answer: Bespoke
Question: What is the name for a clay monster of Jewish folklore?
Answer: Golem
Question: What color, starting with M, is also referred to as fuchsia?
Answer: Magenta
Question: Aotearoa is an alternative name for what country?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: What is the most populous country in Africa?
Answer: Nigeria
Question: What is the world's most spoken language?
Answer: Chinese (Mandarin)
Question: What is the largest landlocked country in Africa?
Answer: Chad
Question: What country is bordered by Panama and Nicaragua?
Answer: Costa Rica
Question: What is a synonym of the word "shire"?
Answer: County
Question: Besides Cape Town and Bloemfontein, what city is a capital of South Africa?
Answer: Pretoria
Question: What country is the world's top oil exporter?
Answer: Saudi Arabia
Question: What is the most populous urban area in Africa?
Answer: Lagos
Question: What river forms part of the border between France and Germany?
Answer: Rhine
Question: In what city would you find a gondola?
Answer: Venice
Question: By land area, what is the largest country in Africa?
Answer: Algeria
Question: What is the world's first national park?
Answer: Yellowstone
Question: What is the world's least densely populated country?
Answer: Mongolia
Question: What is the largest city in the Midlands region of England?
Answer: Birmingham
Question: What is a three-letter word for a professor from that university?
Answer: Don
Question: In what U.S. state does the Mississippi River begin?
Answer: Minnesota
Question: What is the official residence of the Russian President?
Answer: The Kremlin
Question: What is the westernmost region of France? (not counting overseas territories)
Answer: Brittany
Question: What is Hobart the capital of?
Answer: Tasmania
Question: New Zealand was named after a province of what country?
Answer: Netherlands
Question: What was the world's tallest building in 1950?
Answer: Empire State Building
Question: What is the world's most populous country?
Answer: China
Question: What is either the name of a US state or an independent country?
Answer: Georgia
Question: Including inland seas, what's the world's largest lake?
Answer: Caspian Sea
Question: In what city would you find the world's tallest building?
Answer: Dubai
Question: What is Pakistan's longest river?
Answer: Indus River
Question: Who is on the American $100 bill?
Answer: Ben Franklin
Question: What was the former currency of Italy?
Answer: Italian Lira
Question: What was the capital of West Germany?
Answer: Bonn
Question: What bird product was an important fertilizer in the 19th century?
Answer: Guano
Question: Who is the namesake of the country of Bolivia?
Answer: Simón Bolívar
Question: What city was led by a doge?
Answer: Venice
Question: Who "invented" the hang glider, parachute, and diving suit?
Answer: Leonardo da Vinci
Question: Who was Louis XVI's wife?
Answer: Marie Antoinette
Question: What modern-day country was once the largest and most profitable Dutch colony?
Answer: Indonesia
Question: What is Queen Mary I of England's unflattering nickname?
Answer: Bloody Mary
Question: What is the name for a Celtic priest?
Answer: Druid
Question: Who was born as an old man and died as a baby?
Answer: Benjamin Button
Question: What object was used as a murder weapon at the end of the movie "There Will Be Blood"?
Answer: Bowling Pin
Question: What Harlem detective is the "cat who won't cop out when there's danger all about"?
Answer: John Shaft
Question: Who directed the movie "American Sniper"?
Answer: Clint Eastwood
Question: Who once enjoyed eating human liver, fava beans, and a nice chianti?
Answer: Hannibal Lecter
Question: What sculpture appeared at the end of the movie "Planet of the Apes"?
Answer: The Statue of Liberty
Question: What singer starred as a man with boobs in the movie "Fight Club"?
Answer: Meat Loaf
Question: What city was the destination of Harry and Lloyd in the movie "Dumb and Dumber"?
Answer: Aspen
Question: What type of animal was Turbo?
Answer: Snail
Question: Who dated Ellen Degeneres from 1997-2000?
Answer: Anne Heche
Question: What movie was about surfers who robbed banks wearing U.S. President masks?
Answer: Point Break
Question: What movie was about an archer girl with lots of curly red hair?
Answer: Brave
Question: What 2013 Martin Scorsese film set a record for the most F-bombs dropped in a mainstream movie?
Answer: The Wolf of Wall Street
Question: Who starred as The Tramp?
Answer: Charlie Chaplin
Question: What pig won a sheep dog competition?
Answer: Babe
Question: What French electronic music duo almost always wear helmets when appearing in public?
Answer: Daft Punk
Question: What heavy metal band has a one-armed drummer?
Answer: Def Leppard
Question: What song is Warren G famous for?
Answer: Regulate
Question: What movie featured the songs "Danger Zone" and "Take My Breath Away"?
Answer: Top Gun
Question: What stringed instrument starts with Z, and is traditionally found in parts of Eastern Europe?
Answer: Zither
Question: What song by Michael Jackson asks "Annie are you O.K."?
Answer: Smooth Criminal
Question: What, according to Kanye West, was one of the best music videos of all time?
Answer: Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)
Question: What country singer has friends in low places?
Answer: Garth Brooks
Question: What type of tasty treat brings "all the boys to the yard"?
Answer: Milkshake
Question: What British rock band recorded "I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor" and "Fluorescent Adolescent"?
Answer: The Arctic Monkeys
Question: What 1990's hip hop group had a DJ named Spinderella?
Answer: Salt-N-Pepa
Question: In what city is the most famous Mormon Temple located?
Answer: Salt Lake City
Question: Besides India, what other country is predominately Hindu?
Answer: Nepal
Question: What Norse god was the ruler of Asgard?
Answer: Odin
Question: What was the food of the Greek gods?
Answer: Ambrosia
Question: At what religious gathering were over 700 people killed in 2015 due to a stampede?
Answer: Hadj
Question: What is another name for the devil, starting with the letter L?
Answer: Lucifer
Question: What rating replaced X in the movie theaters?
Answer: NC-17
Question: What TV host would pretend to be a psychic swami named Carnac the Magnificent?
Answer: Johnny Carson
Question: Where is one likely to get "lei'd" when arriving at the airport?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: What song is commonly played when the President of the United States enters a room?
Answer: Hail to the Chief
Question: What ice cream chain offered 31 flavors?
Answer: Baskin-Robbins
Question: Among major American cities, which one has the highest percentage of Chinese-Americans?
Answer: San Francisco
Question: What are the three biggest cities in Montana that start with the letter B?
Answer: Billings
Question: What city is known as Chocolate Town, U.S.A.?
Answer: Hershey, PA
Question: What college is the alma mater of 53 NASA astronauts, more than any other?
Answer: U.S. Naval Academy
Question: What is the northernmost major city in the lower 48 U.S. states?
Answer: Seattle
Question: What cable station broadcasts the proceedings of U.S. Congress?
Answer: C-SPAN
Question: What Crayola crayon color, starting with the letter P, is a pale blue?
Answer: Periwinkle
Question: What type of product is Mrs. Butterworth's?
Answer: Syrup
Question: What type of furniture is also known as an Ottoman?
Answer: Footstool
Question: What is either a large rock or a city in Colorado?
Answer: Boulder
Question: What's the best-selling variety of Girl Scout cookies?
Answer: Thin Mints
Question: Whose likeness did Republicans propose putting on the dime, in 2003?
Answer: Ronald Reagan's
Question: In what office does the President work?
Answer: The Oval Office
Question: What city is the southernmost state capital?
Answer: Honolulu
Question: What does Frederick's of Hollywood sell?
Answer: Lingerie
Question: What company's 2012 bankruptcy caused a brief halt in the production of Twinkies?
Answer: Hostess
Question: What is the state food of Maryland?
Answer: Blue Crabs
Question: What President's middle name was simply "S"?
Answer: Harry S Truman
Question: Which TV show starred James Gandolfini, Edie Falco, and Jamie-Lynn Sigler?
Answer: The Sopranos
Question: What famous billionaire investor lives in Omaha, Nebraska?
Answer: Warren Buffett
Question: What is the flagship campus of the University of California?
Answer: Berkeley
Question: What Southern city is often called the most polite city in the U.S.?
Answer: Charleston
Question: In what city would you find the headquarters of Amazon.com?
Answer: Seattle
Question: What state's capital city is Charleston?
Answer: West Virginia
Question: Complete the analogy. Fred is to "Wonder Years" as Ben is to ...
Answer: Boy Meets World
Question: What state symbol of Ohio is similar to a chestnut - except that it is poisonous?
Answer: Buckeye
Question: What KFC sandwich uses fried chicken fillets in place of bread?
Answer: Double Down
Question: Who flips the tiles on "Wheel of Fortune"?
Answer: Vanna White
Question: In which quarter would you find Bourbon Street?
Answer: The French Quarter
Question: What does Rold Gold make?
Answer: Pretzels
Question: Who replaced Charlie Sheen on "Two And A Half Men"?
Answer: Ashton Kutcher
Question: What is the most popular TV show that took place in the city of Albuquerque?
Answer: Breaking Bad
Question: Who is He-Man's twin sister?
Answer: She-Ra
Question: What Native American warrior is the subject of an unfinished outdoor sculpture that dwarfs Mount Rushmore?
Answer: Crazy Horse
Question: What syndrome did Corky have on the show "Life Goes On"?
Answer: Down Syndrome
Question: What is the "twin city" of Minneapolis?
Answer: St. Paul
Question: What city in Kansas did people need to "get the hell outta"?
Answer: Dodge City
Question: Who is the President of the Senate?
Answer: The Vice President
Question: What was the lowest terror alert level ever reached?
Answer: Elevated (Yellow)
Question: What kind of "handles" do Oklahoma, Texas, and Florida have?
Answer: Panhandles
Question: What alien was over 200 years old, wanted to eat the family cat, and had a girlfriend named Rhonda?
Answer: ALF
Question: Who was the original host of "America's Funniest Home Videos"?
Answer: Bob Saget
Question: In what New York neighborhood would one find the Apollo Theater?
Answer: Harlem
Question: A valedictorian is the person who finishes first in their class. What is the name for the person who finishes second?
Answer: Salutatorian
Question: On what bay does St. Petersburg, Florida lie?
Answer: Tampa Bay
Question: What notable University is located in New Haven, Connecticut?
Answer: Yale
Question: What cave, located in Kentucky, has over 400 miles of passages?
Answer: Mammoth Cave
Question: What National Park borders the city of Gatlinburg, Tennessee?
Answer: Great Smoky Mountains
Question: What is the second biggest city in Arizona?
Answer: Tucson
Question: What is the biggest city in Ohio that doesn't start with the letter C?
Answer: Toledo
Question: What is the westernmost city in Texas?
Answer: El Paso
Question: What is the biggest U.S. city whose name starts with "Fort"?
Answer: Fort Worth
Question: What is the nearest major city to the Hoover Dam?
Answer: Las Vegas
Question: What is the northernmost city in the United States?
Answer: Barrow, Alaska
Question: What is the biggest city in North Dakota?
Answer: Fargo
Question: What is the southernmost state capital?
Answer: Honolulu
Question: Which state has the lowest population density?
Answer: Alaska
Question: What city is home to the University of Colorado?
Answer: Boulder
Question: What desert, starting with the letter M, can be found in southeast California?
Answer: Mojave Desert
Question: Which major city has the highest percentage of African-American residents (82%)?
Answer: Detroit
Question: Michael O'Hehir (pronounced O'Hair) was, for many years, a commentator for the BBC on which sporting event?
Answer: THE GRAND NATIONAL
Question: In 1982, Sarah Jane Hutt was the last English winner of which title?
Answer: MISS WORLD
Question: What is the more common name for Vibrissae, found on all feline creatures?
Answer: CATS WHISKERS
Question: Which human facial feature is properly known as a diastema?
Answer: THE GAP BETWEEN THE FRONT TEETH
Question: Who was the last man to win the British Open Golf Championship on three consecutive occasions?
Answer: PETER THOMSON
Question: Which classical singer sang the theme song "Where My Heart Will Take Me", for the TV series, "Enterprise"?
Answer: RUSSELL WATSON
Question: Which creature appears on the current English £10 note alongside Charles Darwin?
Answer: A HUMMINGBIRD
Question: Which wine area, in the Bordeaux region, lies between the River Gironde and the Atlantic coast?
Answer: MEDOC
Question: The 1942 film, "Casablanca" was based on which play, written by Joan Alison and Murray Burnett?
Answer: EVERYBODY COMES TO RICKS
Question: Gloucester and England Rugby Union player, Lesley Vainikolo, was born in which country?
Answer: TONGA
Question: Which stage and film musical featured the song, "You Gotta Have Heart"?
Answer: DAMN YANKEES
Question: Which Jockey rode Shergar to victory in the 1981 Epsom Derby?
Answer: WALTER SWINBURNE
Question: Who was the first female presenter of ITV's, "News at Ten"?
Answer: ANNA FORD
Question: A Which stage and film musical featured the song, "Sunrise, Sunset"?
Answer: FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
Question: According to the words of the song, if the rain is Tess, and the fire is Joe, what is the name of the wind?
Answer: MARIA
Question: Which English authors works include, "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning" and "The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner"?
Answer: ALAN SILLITOE
Question: The village of Piltdown, scene of the infamous hoax find of a prehistoric skull in 1912, is in which English county?
Answer: (EAST) SUSSEX
Question: What word is used to describe animals, which lay eggs?
Answer: OVIPAROUS
Question: What is the name of the mongoose in Rudyard Kipling's 'The Jungle Book'?
Answer: RIKKI TIKKI TAVI
Question: Which solo instrument features in the Largo from Dvorak's New World Symphony?
Answer: COR ANGLAIS
Question: During WW2, which building was the headquarters of Fighter Command?
Answer: BENTLEY PRIORY
Question: In the title of the detective story by Dorothy L.Sayers, what are the 'Nine Tailors'?
Answer: CHURCH BELLS
Question: 'Behind the Shades' is the autobiography of which controversial sports figure? -
Answer: DUNCAN FLETCHER
Question: In which childrens' TV programme, narrated by Derek Jacobi, would you see Iggle-Piggle & Upsy-Daisy?
Answer: IN THE NIGHT GARDEN
Question: Which of the Four Gospels is thought to be based on eyewitness information?
Answer: St. MARK
Question: On which island is the children's' TV programme Balamory set?
Answer: MULL
Question: Who succeeded John Quincy Adams as president of the USA in 1829?
Answer: Andrew Jackson
Question: Give a year in the life of English poet, William Blake.
Answer: 1757-1827
Question: What part of the body is affected by Brights disease?
Answer: Kidneys
Question: What is the meaning of the adjective lachrymal?
Answer: Tearful
Question: Which football team play their home games at the Don Valley Stadium?
Answer: Rotherham United