zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What Greek god was the equivalent of the Roman god Neptune?
Answer: Poseidon
Question: What iconic album cover featured the four band members walking across a street in single file?
Answer: Abbey Road
Question: What province nearly voted to declare independence from Canada in 1995?
Answer: Quebec
Question: What did the Manhattan Project create?
Answer: Atomic Bomb
Question: Which U.S. President had the shortest lifespan, just 46 years?
Answer: John F. Kennedy
Question: What type of alcohol, known as "the green fairy", was once banned in most of Europe?
Answer: Absinthe
Question: What film director has parodied Frankenstein, Star Wars, and Robin Hood?
Answer: Mel Brooks
Question: Most people have 23 pairs of these. Women and men share 22. What are they?
Answer: Chromosomes
Question: What is either a type of tree or an expensive ski resort in Colorado?
Answer: Aspen
Question: What British comedian partnered with Stephen Fry before starring as Dr. House?
Answer: Hugh Laurie
Question: What "shaping" garment of the 19th century was meant to give women an hourglass figure?
Answer: Corset
Question: What Scottish pattern is often called "plaid" in the United States?
Answer: Tartan
Question: What American city was famous for grunge music?
Answer: Seattle
Question: What movie from the 1980's featured a cute little creature named Gizmo?
Answer: Gremlins
Question: Which deadly sin was Ebenezer Scrooge most guilty of?
Answer: Greed
Question: Which Hindu god is the "destroyer of worlds"?
Answer: Shiva
Question: In what country is Angkor Wat located?
Answer: Cambodia
Question: What is the name of the good witch in "The Wizard of Oz"?
Answer: Glinda
Question: What type of volcanic stone is commonly used during pedicures?
Answer: Pumice
Question: What is the most famous island in French Polynesia?
Answer: Tahiti
Question: What city's tallest building is "The Shard", completed in 2012?
Answer: London
Question: During which holiday do Jews refrain from eating leavened bread?
Answer: Passover
Question: Who was Cher's first husband?
Answer: Sonny Bono
Question: What iconic Paris cathedral was completed in 1345?
Answer: Notre Dame de Paris
Question: What figurative "war" has the U.S. been fighting since 1971?
Answer: The War on Drugs
Question: What famous author wrote many plays but just one novel, "The Picture of Dorian Gray"?
Answer: Oscar Wilde
Question: What best-selling book was orginally a work of "Twilight" fan fiction?
Answer: Fifty Shades of Grey
Question: What was the profession of Jesus's father Joseph?
Answer: Carpenter
Question: What is the best-selling soda in the U.S. that is not made by Pepsi or Coke?
Answer: Dr Pepper
Question: What rapper's song, "Lollipop", is the best selling ringtone of all time?
Answer: Lil Wayne
Question: Whose embalmed body has been viewed millions of times since his death in 1924?
Answer: V.I. Lenin
Question: What notable person was born in Honolulu and lived in Jakarta for part of his childhood?
Answer: Barack Obama
Question: What waterfalls, the world's tallest, were unknown to science until 1933?
Answer: Angel Falls
Question: What are Ursa Major, Andromeda, and Crux?
Answer: Constellations
Question: What is the medical name for the windpipe?
Answer: Trachea
Question: What South African paralympian shot and killed his girlfriend?
Answer: Oscar Pistorious
Question: Who played Frodo in ?
Answer: Elijah Wood
Question: What illegal online marketplace was operated by "Dread Pirate Roberts"?
Answer: Silk Road
Question: What actor has portrayed Sherlock Holmes, Alan Turing, and Khan?
Answer: Benedict Cumberbatch
Question: If I need to raise shekels to win election to the Knesset, which country am I in?
Answer: Israel
Question: What animal has suffered from colony collapse disorder?
Answer: Bees
Question: What do Steinway and Sons make?
Answer: Pianos
Question: What is the name for a type of atmospheric gas that lets in more energy than it lets out?
Answer: Greenhouse Gas
Question: In what city must taxi drivers learn "The Knowledge" to navigate without the aid of maps?
Answer: London
Question: What, according to cliche, are the 3 most important things in real estate?
Answer: Location, Location, Location
Question: What unit of distance is approximately 6 trillion miles?
Answer: Light Year
Question: What beverage was originally flavored with sassafras?
Answer: Root Beer
Question: If someone is masticating, what are they doing?
Answer: Chewing
Question: What ancient society built the city of Chichen Itza?
Answer: The Mayans
Question: What Roman god had two faces and is the namesake of the month of January?
Answer: Janus
Question: What type of food does Jiro dream of?
Answer: Sushi
Question: What sport takes place in a velodrome?
Answer: Track Cycling
Question: What type of monster tends to live under bridges?
Answer: Trolls
Question: What made the slide rule obsolete?
Answer: Calculators
Question: If you can travel from Luxor to Venice to New York in less than 30 minutes, which city are you in?
Answer: Las Vegas
Question: What French luxury company shares its name with the Greek messenger god?
Answer: Hermes
Question: What is the largest Native American tribe in the United States?
Answer: Cherokee
Question: What part of the body can be described as bulbous or aqualine?
Answer: Nose
Question: What Christian holiday comes the day after Halloween?
Answer: All Saints' Day
Question: What plant contains the chemical THC?
Answer: Cannabis
Question: What American sporting event was struck by a terrorist bomb in 2013?
Answer: The Boston Marathon
Question: What is legally classified as a religion in the United States, a cult in France, and a business in Switzerland?
Answer: Scientology
Question: In an orthodox Jewish service what group of people commonly sit in the balcony?
Answer: Women
Question: If something is "Gallic" where is it from?
Answer: France
Question: What city was blockaded by the Soviets in 1948, forcing other countries to airlift in supplies?
Answer: West Berlin
Question: What river was named after a race of female warriors from Greek mythology?
Answer: Amazon
Question: What is the meaning of the French word "gras"? Hint: think of Mardi Gras or Foie Gras
Answer: Fat
Question: What Incan city's ruins were unknown to the outside world until 1911?
Answer: Machu Picchu
Question: A pride is a group of what type of animal?
Answer: Lion
Question: Who is "able to leap tall buildings in a single bound"?
Answer: Superman
Question: What is the name of Dorothy's dog in
Answer: Toto
Question: Who was Queen Victoria's husband?
Answer: Prince Albert
Question: What animal causes lyme disease?
Answer: Tick
Question: What country is Tasmania a part of?
Answer: Australia
Question: Geronimo was a member of what Native American tribe?
Answer: Apache
Question: What did the temperance movement seek to ban?
Answer: Alcohol
Question: What war was the subject of "The Iliad"?
Answer: Trojan War
Question: What personality disorder is characterized by destructive excitement seeking and a lack of empathy?
Answer: Psychopathy
Question: What company acquired the rights to the "Star Wars" franchise in 2012?
Answer: Walt Disney
Question: What language were Gutenberg's bibles written in?
Answer: Latin
Question: What former British coin was worth 12 pence?
Answer: Shilling
Question: What feature of Jupiter is a storm that has lasted for centuries and has a bigger diameter than planet Earth?
Answer: Great Red Spot
Question: Who directed the movie "Jaws"?
Answer: Steven Spielberg
Question: What disease caused the deaths of Freddie Mercury, Liberace, and Arthur Ashe?
Answer: AIDS
Question: What mosquito-borne virus is thought to have caused an increase in children born with microcephaly (small heads)?
Answer: Zika Virus
Question: In the Bible, what city's walls fell after Joshua blew his trumpets?
Answer: Jericho
Question: What type of sugar, found in milk, do many people have trouble digesting?
Answer: Lactose
Question: What famous London serial killer killed at least 5 people in 1888?
Answer: Jack the Ripper
Question: What was Jesus's crown made of?
Answer: Thorns
Question: What is the name for an electrical device that regulates heartbeats?
Answer: Pacemaker
Question: What vegetable, starting with the letter O, is often used to make gumbo?
Answer: Okra
Question: What Shakespearean king had three daughters: Regan, Goneril and Cordelia?
Answer: King Lear
Question: In what country did the didgeridoo originate?
Answer: Australia
Question: In what country would you find Mount Ararat?
Answer: Turkey
Question: What University's athletes are called the Fighting Irish?
Answer: Notre Dame
Question: What is the plural of focus?
Answer: Foci
Question: In the bible, who lived to the age of 969?
Answer: Methuselah
Question: What athlete is known as "Rafa"?
Answer: Rafael Nadal
Question: What is the largest city in Bavaria?
Answer: Munich
Question: What city is nicknamed "Sin City"?
Answer: Las Vegas
Question: What beats 4 of a kind?
Answer: Straight Flush
Question: What type of food was famously shared by Lady and the Tramp?
Answer: Spaghetti
Question: Who is the Roman goddess of love and beauty?
Answer: Venus
Question: Ursine refers to what type of animal?
Answer: Bear
Question: What brand of car is most famously associated with James Bond?
Answer: Aston Martin
Question: Who said "Th-Th-Th-Th-Th-... That's all, folks"?
Answer: Porky Pig
Question: Who was prime minister of the UK before Churchill?
Answer: Neville Chamberlain
Question: What was the name of King Arthur's sword?
Answer: Excalibur
Question: The mineral pyrite is commonly referred to as what?
Answer: Fool's Gold
Question: What New Mexico city is associated with a 1947 UFO crash?
Answer: Roswell
Question: What is the most expensive property in the U.S. version of Monopoly?
Answer: Boardwalk
Question: Who built a wall to separate Scotland and England?
Answer: Hadrian
Question: What city are you in if you land at LAX?
Answer: Los Angeles
Question: Which beverage is consumed by the winner of the Indy 500?
Answer: Milk
Question: Whose hair burst into flames while making a Pepsi commercial?
Answer: Michael Jackson
Question: What U.S. state quarter features a cow, a cheese wheel and an ear of corn?
Answer: Wisconsin
Question: What condiment is sometimes called Japanese horseradish?
Answer: Wasabi
Question: What movie featured the Stay-Puft Marshmallow Man?
Answer: Ghostbusters
Question: For what crime was Al Capone sent to prison?
Answer: Tax Evasion
Question: What is the first name of Prince Charles' wife?
Answer: Camilla
Question: In what city did Bruce Lee grow up?
Answer: Hong Kong
Question: What is the name of the Japanese mafia?
Answer: Yakuza
Question: Prickly pear and saguaro are types of what?
Answer: Cactus
Question: Vampires are averse to what common food product?
Answer: Garlic
Question: Wednesday is associated with which Norse god?
Answer: Odin
Question: What type of flag signals the end of an auto race?
Answer: Checkered
Question: Who wrote the music to "West Side Story"?
Answer: Leonard Bernstein
Question: What famous document starts: "When in the Course of human events, it becomes necessary..."
Answer: U.S. Declaration of Independence
Question: Where is Queen Elizabeth I buried?
Answer: Westminster Abbey
Question: What shape are SpongeBob's pants?
Answer: Square
Question: What is the name of both a Native American tribe and a modern hairstyle?
Answer: Mohawk
Question: What is the term for three consecutive strikes in bowling?
Answer: Turkey
Question: What is America's "national pastime"?
Answer: Baseball
Question: What taxonomic rank comes above phylum?
Answer: Kingdom
Question: Whose face launched a thousand ships?
Answer: Helen's
Question: What country is home to Coptic Christians?
Answer: Egypt
Question: In what U.S. state did Huckleberry Finn live?
Answer: Missouri
Question: What was the Fonz's last name?
Answer: Fonzarelli
Question: What is the last name of siblings Gianni and Donatella?
Answer: Versace
Question: What is the official London residence of the British monarch?
Answer: Buckingham Palace
Question: What is the most popular reading system for the blind?
Answer: Braille
Question: What type of dinosaurs were the main antagonists in "Jurassic Park"?
Answer: Velociraptor
Question: What Shakespearean play is it bad luck to mention inside a theater?
Answer: Macbeth
Question: What plant is linen made from?
Answer: Flax
Question: Which city-state was Athens's greatest rival?
Answer: Sparta
Question: Holstein and Angus are types of what?
Answer: Cattle
Question: Who led Spain from 1939 to 1975?
Answer: Francisco Franco
Question: What major river flows through London?
Answer: River Thames
Question: Who tries to hunt Bugs Bunny during wabbit season?
Answer: Elmer Fudd
Question: What is the first book of the Bible?
Answer: Genesis
Question: Who did Rocky fight in ?
Answer: Ivan Drago
Question: Who preceded Queen Elizabeth II as monarch?
Answer: George VI
Question: In which country would you find Omaha, Juno, and Utah beaches?
Answer: France
Question: What are Windsor, Neuschwanstein, and Blarney?
Answer: Castles
Question: Who played Iceman in the movie "Top Gun"?
Answer: Val Kilmer
Question: How many points does a Yahtzee score?
Answer: 50
Question: What is the first name of Ozzy Osbourne's wife?
Answer: Sharon
Question: Who is the most famous traitor of the American Revolution?
Answer: Benedict Arnold
Question: What does a predator hunt?
Answer: Prey
Question: What ethnic group is famous for helping people to climb Mt. Everest?
Answer: Sherpas
Question: What city was the primary capital of the Confederate States of America?
Answer: Richmond, Virginia
Question: In Romeo and Juliet, Juliet is from which family?
Answer: Capulet
Question: Who wrote "A Tale of Two Cities"?
Answer: Charles Dickens
Question: Who ran against Obama in the 2008 Presidential election?
Answer: John McCain
Question: In what year did Columbus sail the ocean blue?
Answer: 1492
Question: What is the name of the 3-headed dog that guards Hades?
Answer: Cerberus
Question: Something that is “prêt-à-porter” is ready to what?
Answer: Wear
Question: What element is commonly found inside thermometers?
Answer: Mercury
Question: What instrument is used to measure the intesity of an earthquake?
Answer: Seismometer
Question: What is the call sign of the plane carrying the U.S. president?
Answer: Air Force One
Question: What type of tree do acorns come from?
Answer: Oak
Question: Originally, what animated mouse was to be named Mortimer?
Answer: Mickey Mouse
Question: What spacecraft exploded in 1986, killing the 7 astronauts inside?
Answer: Challenger
Question: What childhood stories feature a young boy named Mowgli?
Answer: The Jungle Book
Question: Who is the mayor of McDonaldland?
Answer: Mayor McCheese
Question: What word refers to both oranges and belly buttons?
Answer: Navel
Question: What prison did Sirius Black escape from?
Answer: Azkaban
Question: According to Greek mythology, who is the god of war?
Answer: Ares
Question: Mr. Olympia is a competition in what activity?
Answer: Bodybuilding
Question: Who wrote "The Audacity of Hope"?
Answer: Barack Obama
Question: How many leagues did Captain Nemo travel "under the sea"?
Answer: 20,000
Question: What actress played Bella in Twilight?
Answer: Kristen Stewart
Question: What American track athlete won 4 gold medals in 1984?
Answer: Carl Lewis
Question: What country attacked Pearl Harbor in 1941?
Answer: Japan
Question: What mountain chain runs through the majority of Switzerland?
Answer: Alps
Question: What are LP records made out of?
Answer: Vinyl
Question: What city did Pest merge with in 1873?
Answer: Buda
Question: What TV show had an episode entitled "The Trouble with Tribbles"?
Answer: Star Trek
Question: What was the hunchback of Notre Dame's name?
Answer: Quasimodo
Question: What landmark was built for the 1962 World's Fair in Seattle?
Answer: The Space Needle
Question: Dungeness, King, and Spider are types of what?
Answer: Crabs
Question: What type of droid was C-3PO?
Answer: a Protocol Droid
Question: What is the common description of the term rhinoplasty?
Answer: Nose Job
Question: What is the currency of Germany?
Answer: The Euro
Question: What is the title of the first Rambo movie?
Answer: First Blood
Question: What does the U.S. government famously store at Fort Knox?
Answer: Gold
Question: What was the name of the first Indiana Jones movie?
Answer: Raiders of the Lost Ark
Question: What "valley" is home to many tech companies including Apple, Google, and Facebook?
Answer: Silicon
Question: What actor was the voice of Woody in "Toy Story"?
Answer: Tom Hanks
Question: In what modern-day country did the Battle of Gallipoli take place?
Answer: Turkey
Question: Hatha, Bikram, and Iyengar are forms of what?
Answer: Yoga
Question: What were Calico Jack and Blackbeard?
Answer: Pirates
Question: 2, 3, 7, 11, and 19 are all examples of what type of number?
Answer: Prime
Question: What is the slowest of the four Olympic swimming strokes?
Answer: Breaststroke
Question: What was the nickname of Manfred von Richthofen, the top fighter ace in World War One?
Answer: The Red Baron
Question: What disease killed approximately 40% of Europe's population in 1346-1353?
Answer: Black Death
Question: Lorenzo the Magnificent was the ruler of what city-state?
Answer: Florence
Question: For what disease did Jonas Salk invent a vaccine?
Answer: Polio
Question: What was the name of the Hunchback of Notre Dame?
Answer: Quasimodo
Question: Who is the Hindu destroyer god?
Answer: Shiva
Question: What ended at 11am on November 11, 1918?
Answer: World War I
Question: What is the name of Lord Grantham's estate?
Answer: Downton Abbey
Question: What space telescope has been in orbit since 1990?
Answer: Hubble
Question: What is the main ingredient in marinara sauce?
Answer: Tomatoes
Question: In what battle did Napoleon meet his final defeat?
Answer: Battle of Waterloo
Question: What beat novel featured the character Dean Moriarty?
Answer: On The Road
Question: What toxin was banned from household paints in the US in 1978?
Answer: Lead
Question: What was the pen name of Samuel Langhorne Clemens?
Answer: Mark Twain
Question: What salt sea borders Jordan and is 433 meters below sea level?
Answer: Dead Sea
Question: What singer had two hit songs that started with "Like a"?
Answer: Madonna
Question: In what country did the movie "The Last King of Scotland" take place?
Answer: Uganda
Question: Where are the pearly gates said to be?
Answer: Heaven
Question: What country is home to 9 of the 10 most venomous types of snakes?
Answer: Australia
Question: What is the term for an economic downturn that is more severe than a recession?
Answer: Depression
Question: What unit is used to measure the purity of gold?
Answer: Carat
Question: Who is the Duke of York?
Answer: Prince Andrew
Question: What is Gordon Matthew Thomas Sumner's stage name?
Answer: Sting
Question: What word describes an organism with an absence of pigment in the skin?
Answer: Albino
Question: What is Decompression Sickness commonly called?
Answer: The Bends
Question: What is the common term for Myocardial Infarction?
Answer: Heart Attack
Question: If someone commits matricide, who did they kill?
Answer: Their Mother
Question: What TV chef co-authored "Mastering the Art of French Cooking"?
Answer: Julia Child
Question: In what country did papyrus originate?
Answer: Egypt
Question: What is the common term for alopecia?
Answer: Baldness
Question: What Norse god is known as a "trickster god"?
Answer: Loki
Question: What city was captured at the end of the First Crusade in 1099?
Answer: Jerusalem
Question: What island do lemurs come from?
Answer: Madagascar
Question: What type of doors did the DeLorean in "Back to the Future" have?
Answer: Gull-wing
Question: What was stolen from the Louvre in 1911?
Answer: The Mona Lisa
Question: What "wonder drug" was discovered by Alexander Fleming?
Answer: Penicillin
Question: What actress was on the cover of the first issue of Playboy?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: What species interbred with humans in Europe and Asia before going extinct around 30,000 B.C.?
Answer: Neanderthal
Question: In what country would you have found Robben Island prison?
Answer: South Africa
Question: What giant beast was kidnapped from Skull Island?
Answer: King Kong
Question: In what movie did Meryl Streep play a character inspired by Vogue editor Anna Wintour?
Answer: The Devil Wears Prada
Question: In what country were the Smurfs invented?
Answer: Belgium
Question: What term refers to dipping food into a communal pot of melted cheese?
Answer: Fondue
Question: What holiday comes the day after Halloween?
Answer: All Saints' Day
Question: What is the fruit of the ficus tree?
Answer: Figs
Question: What type of bird was used to carry battlefield messenges in WWI and WWII?
Answer: Pigeons
Question: What company purchased the rights to the Star Wars franchise in 2012?
Answer: Disney
Question: What Australian soap opera has aired for since 1985 and once starred Kylie Minogue?
Answer: Neighbours
Question: What creature lived at the center of the labyrinth?
Answer: Minotaur
Question: What musical instrument is considered to be a symbol of Ireland?
Answer: Harp
Question: Montreal is located on an island in what river?
Answer: Saint Lawrence
Question: What country is also known as Persia?
Answer: Iran
Question: What country is nearest to the French territory of St. Pierre and Miquelon?
Answer: Canada
Question: What city did Rome defeat in the Punic Wars?
Answer: Carthage
Question: What is the Southern Hemisphere's equivalent to the Tropic of Cancer?
Answer: Tropic of Capricorn
Question: Lemurs are native to what island?
Answer: Madagascar
Question: In what country would you find Mount Kilimanjaro?
Answer: Tanzania
Question: Not counting continents, what is the world's largest island?
Answer: Greenland
Question: In what country did Zoroastrianism start?
Answer: Iran
Question: What word is used to describe a chain of islands?
Answer: Archipelago
Question: What valley is the site of the Earth's highest-ever recorded temperature, 134°F?
Answer: Death Valley
Question: What is the capital of Western Australia?
Answer: Perth
Question: On what street would you find the official residence of the British Prime Minister?
Answer: Downing
Question: In what country is Khmer the primary language?
Answer: Cambodia
Question: On what Turkish mountain is Noah's ark often said to have landed?
Answer: Mount Ararat
Question: What's the Spanish name for the United States?
Answer: Estados Unidos
Question: Who did Rome fight against in the Punic Wars?
Answer: Carthage
Question: What creature was used for the medical treatment of bloodletting?
Answer: Leeches
Question: Who was killed in Sarajevo on June 28, 1914?
Answer: Franz Ferdinand
Question: What German kingdom was ruled by Ludwig II, builder of the famous Neuschwanstein castle?
Answer: Bavaria
Question: What city did the Nazis siege for 872 days but never capture?
Answer: Leningrad
Question: What crime was Al Capone convicted of in 1931?
Answer: Tax Evasion
Question: From which empire did Greece gain its independece, in 1830?
Answer: Ottoman Empire
Question: What volcano destroyed Pompeii and Herculaneum?
Answer: Mount Vesuvius
Question: What was the primary language of the Byzantine Empire?
Answer: Greek
Question: What "generalísimo" ruled Spain from 1939-1975?
Answer: Francisco Franco
Question: What nation was ruled by King Nebuchadnezzar II?
Answer: Babylon
Question: What "plot" was Guy Fawkes involved in?
Answer: The Gunpowder Plot
Question: What crop was "king" in the antebellum U.S. South?
Answer: Cotton
Question: What city had a liberal "spring" in 1968 that was crushed by Soviet tanks?
Answer: Prague
Question: What Russian princess, murdered in 1918, did many imposters claim to be?
Answer: Anastasia
Question: What figurative barrier separated democratic and communist Europe?
Answer: Iron Curtain
Question: In which modern-day country was the Anglo-Boer war fought?
Answer: South Africa
Question: What country was ruled by "Papa Doc" and "Baby Doc" Duvalier?
Answer: Haiti
Question: Who famously lived at Robben Island prison from 1964-1990?
Answer: Nelson Mandela
Question: What group of French-speaking people settled in Louisiana after being forced out of eastern Canada?
Answer: Acadians
Question: What insignia did the Nazi SS wear on their caps?
Answer: Skull and Crossbones