zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Complete the group name Somethin' Smith and the
Answer: Redheads
Question: What sport is played on Smith's Lawn
Answer: Polo
Question: Sir Reginald Dorman Smith, former British Minister of Agriculture, instigated which campaign during WW2 to encourage people to convert land for growing more fruit and vegetables
Answer: Dig for Victory
Question: What flavour are Smiths Frazzles
Answer: Crispy Bacon
Question: Before committing suicide, how many times did US Park Ranger Roy Smith survive being struck by lightning
Answer: Seven times
Question: Which musical instrument is associated with jazz musician Willie "The Lion" Smith
Answer: Piano
Question: Which angel in Charlie's Angels was played by Jaclyn Smith
Answer: Kelly Garrett
Question: Which role did James Brown play in the film The Blues Brothers
Answer: Reverend Cleophus James
Question: What was the name of the bully in the novel, "Tom Brown's Schooldays"
Answer: Harry Flashman
Question: Which top 10 hit of 1959 by 'The Browns' tells the story of little Jimmy Brown
Answer: Three Bells
Question: Brown-Eyed Handsome Man was a hit for which singer after his death
Answer: Buddy Holly
Question: Where is Newcastle Brown Ale now brewed
Answer: Tadcaster
Question: Which New Zealander presented Take Your Pick on radio and TV
Answer: Michael MILES
Question: What are the small pair of wooden paddles used for working butter called
Answer: Scotch HANDS
Question: What is the Latin term that means great work. Said of someone's masterpiece.
Answer: MAGNUM opus
Question: In which sport is the Harry Sunderland Trophy awarded
Answer: Rugby LEAGUE
Question: What was the name of the song that Splodgenessabounds took to number 7 in 1980
Answer: Two PINTS of Lager and a Packet of Crisps
Question: What was jockey Harry Wragg's nickname
Answer: The HEAD Waiter
Question: Who wrote "The Agony and the Ecstasy"
Answer: Irving STONE
Question: What space shuttle was built to replace Challenger
Answer: Endeavour
Question: What English city did the Romans call Esmeduna
Answer: Liverpool
Question: Which cleaning agent is used to preserve and clean leather
Answer: Saddle soap
Question: What is the state capital of Rhode Island
Answer: Providence
Question: In which London park would you find Birdcage Walk
Answer: St James's Park
Question: Who wrote the musical Can Can
Answer: Cole Porter
Question: What did Cindy sell on her market stall when she first joined Eastenders
Answer: Hats
Question: Besides fruit what is the principal ingredient of a summer pudding
Answer: Bread
Question: Which lord lives at Beaulieu House
Answer: Lord Montague
Question: What is the inscription on the obverse side of the Victoria Cross
Answer: For Valour
Question: What is the main food of the giant panda
Answer: Bamboo shoots
Question: Finish this proverb "If you run with the hares you can’t"
Answer: Hunt with the hounds
Question: What is the daily record of events on board a ship called
Answer: The log
Question: What is a first wedding anniversary traditionally called
Answer: Cotton
Question: Many pubs are called The Turks Head but what in nautical terms is a turk's head
Answer: Knot
Question: What is the capital of Cuba
Answer: Havana
Question: What was the currency of Austria before the Euro
Answer: Schilling
Question: What is the title given to a Sultan's wife
Answer: Sultana
Question: What was the name given to the very first type of Rolls Royce
Answer: The Silver Ghost
Question: What is Frigophobia the fear of
Answer: Being cold
Question: Of which family of fish is the whiting a member
Answer: The cod family
Question: What is the minimum age for an American President
Answer: Thirty five
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with The Edge of Heaven
Answer: Wham
Question: What is the name given to a legal document by which a person may change their name
Answer: Deed Poll
Question: Who were the two boys convicted for murdering James Bulger
Answer: Jon Venables and Robert Thompson
Question: Who wears the Fisherman's Ring
Answer: The Pope
Question: At which theatre was Tommy Cooper appearing when he died on stage
Answer: Her Majesty's
Question: Who was Marti Pellow the lead singer with
Answer: Wet Wet Wet
Question: Which company manufactured the Ultra golf ball
Answer: Wilsons
Question: What is the term given to the source of a spring
Answer: Wellhead
Question: What is the capital of Curacao
Answer: Willemstad
Question: Which Devon town is famous for carpets
Answer: Axminster
Question: In which English county were the world's largest brickfields
Answer: Bedfordshire
Question: What is the highest mountain in the U.K.
Answer: Ben Nevis
Question: Which English county has borders with no other county
Answer: Isle of Wight
Question: At which English tourist attraction would you find the Aubrey Holes
Answer: Stonehenge
Question: Which of the armed forces is known as the Senior Service
Answer: The Royal Navy
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Doctoring the Tardis
Answer: The Timelords
Question: What type of entertainer was Grock
Answer: Clown
Question: What was the first record released on the Beatles own Apple label
Answer: Hey Jude
Question: Which national newspaper did the Sun replace in 1964
Answer: The Daily Herald
Question: From which musical does the song I'm Getting Married In The Morning come
Answer: My Fair Lady
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 50's with Dream Lover
Answer: Bobby Darin
Question: What is the most common surname in the world
Answer: Chang
Question: What is the shortest word in English to contain ABCDEand F
Answer: Feedback
Question: Who was the first coloured player to captain England at football
Answer: Paul Ince
Question: What is John in Russian
Answer: Ivan
Question: Which car company manufactured the Nubira
Answer: Daewoo
Question: In which city was the British version of Concorde assembled
Answer: Bristol
Question: What are baby squirrels called
Answer: Kittens
Question: From which city did Radio Piccadilly broadcast
Answer: Manchester
Question: What is the pleated skirt worn by Greek soldiers called
Answer: Fustanella
Question: Which comic actor composed Nancy With the Laughing Eyes for Frank Sinatra
Answer: Phil Silvers
Question: What are angles less than 90 degrees called
Answer: Acute
Question: For what type of business is Madison Avenue famous
Answer: Advertising
Question: Who was the golden girl on the Golden Shot who couldn't add up
Answer: Anne Aston
Question: Which city is sometimes known as the city of the violet crown
Answer: Athens
Question: What is the name given to the study of gases in motion
Answer: Aerodynamics
Question: Which company makes the Hercules cargo transport aircraft
Answer: Lockheed
Question: From which musical does the song Don't Cry For Me Argentina come
Answer: Evita
Question: According to Exodus what is the first commandment
Answer: Thou shalt have no other gods before me
Question: What is the largest office building in the world
Answer: The Pentagon
Question: What is the original colour of a J.C.B. digger
Answer: Yellow
Question: Which golfer was portrayed by Glenn Ford in the 1951 film Follow the Sun
Answer: Ben Hogan
Question: In which Hollywood film did Matthew Broderick play a robotic policeman
Answer: Inspector Gadget
Question: Who was the Roman messenger of the Gods
Answer: Mercury
Question: What Beatles song was also recorded by Peter Sellars
Answer: A Hard Day's Night
Question: Which seaside resort had Britain's first no smoking beach
Answer: Bournemouth
Question: What does a camel store in it's hump
Answer: Fat
Question: What are people who come from Naples called
Answer: Neapolitans
Question: According to the proverb who makes the best gamekeeper
Answer: An old poacher
Question: What does the musical term forte mean
Answer: Loud
Question: In which daily newspaper does The Fosdyke Saga appear
Answer: The Mirror
Question: When did the Royal Mail introduce the two tiered mail system / first and second class
Answer: 1968
Question: People packed Wembley Stadium in 1954 to listen to whom
Answer: Billy Graham
Question: From which film did the song Windmills Of Your Mind come
Answer: The Thomas Crown Affair
Question: Do stalactites hang down or push up
Answer: Hang down
Question: On the American railways what is the caboose
Answer: Guard's van
Question: How would you write 200 in Roman numerals
Answer: CC
Question: Whose motto was all for one and one for all
Answer: The Three Musketeers
Question: Where in Britain is the Great Western Railway Museum
Answer: Swindon
Question: Who was the comedian noted for his odd odes
Answer: Cyril Fletcher
Question: How many sides has a heptagon
Answer: Seven
Question: In the 1998 set of commemorative stamps depicting comedians was issued who was on the 20p stamp
Answer: Tommy Cooper
Question: Where on a ship would you find the lubber's hole
Answer: On the mast
Question: Alphabetically what is the first country in Africa
Answer: Algeria
Question: What is the name of the policeman in The Noddy stories
Answer: P.C. Plod
Question: What colour is Park Lane on a Monopoly board
Answer: Dark blue
Question: What is the capital of Iran
Answer: Tehran
Question: What was snooker champion Joe Davis's home town
Answer: Chesterfield
Question: Who was the composer of the Student Prince
Answer: Sigmund Romberg
Question: Which group sang about Baggy Trousers
Answer: Madness
Question: In the nursery rhyme who saw Cock Robin die
Answer: The fly
Question: What is the name of the house in Cluedo in which the murder takes place
Answer: Arlington Grange
Question: Enetophobia is the unreasonable fear of what everyday object
Answer: Pins
Question: In the advert which soap claimed to make you a little lovelier each day
Answer: Pink Camay
Question: What was the name of the commission that investigated the bribery allegations in South African cricket
Answer: The King Commission
Question: In which English county is the river Kent
Answer: Cumbria
Question: Which Cadbury's chocolate bar was named after a bus
Answer: Double Decker
Question: What is the trade of a British Army soldier with a white horseshoe on his arm
Answer: Farrier
Question: In which Baltic seaport was the German rocket centre during WW2
Answer: Peenemunde
Question: On a Monopoly board what colour is Old Kent Road
Answer: Brown
Question: What is the capital of Jamaica
Answer: Kingston
Question: With which pop artist do you associate Campbell's soup tins
Answer: Andy Warhol
Question: Which historical character supposedly said of the peasants let them eat cake
Answer: Marie Antoinette
Question: What is the official language of Pakistan
Answer: Urdu
Question: How is a footpath marked on an Ordnance Survey map
Answer: Dotted Line
Question: Which family of animals does the gnu belong to
Answer: Antelope
Question: In the song American Pie who took the last train for the coast
Answer: The father the son and the holy ghost
Question: Who was driving the car that killed Tiffany in Eastenders
Answer: Frank Butcher
Question: In January 2012, who became the new presenter of the UK television show 'Countdown'
Answer: Nick Hewer
Question: Who wrote a book of short stories called a Quiver full of Arrows
Answer: Jeffrey Archer
Question: Who replaced Tommy Docherty as Manchester United's manager
Answer: Dave Sexton
Question: Which American duo had a hit with Yesterday Once More in 1973
Answer: Carpenters
Question: Which Scottish economist is on the back of the twenty pound note
Answer: Adam Smith
Question: Who succeeded Alf Ramsey as England (caretaker) football manager in 1974
Answer: Joe Mercer
Question: Who was the first female presenter of Top Gear
Answer: Angela Rippon
Question: What was the first British building society to become a bank
Answer: Abbey National
Question: Who was the last football league team to win the FA Cup with 11 Englishmen
Answer: West Ham United
Question: What is the last letter of the Greek alphabet
Answer: Omega
Question: Who had a number one in the eighties with Green Door
Answer: Shakin' Stevens
Question: What are light cream filled tubular cakes made from choux pastry called
Answer: Eclairs
Question: According to the proverb what is bliss when it is folly to be wise
Answer: Ignorance
Question: Where was the TV series Magnum set
Answer: Hawaii
Question: Where in the body would you find the stirrup
Answer: Ear
Question: Members of the National Association of Licensed Door Supervisors are known by which more common term
Answer: Bouncers
Question: Where in London is the Metropolitan Police Training School
Answer: Hendon
Question: What is a male goose called
Answer: Gander
Question: For which sport is Wayne Gretzky famous
Answer: Ice hockey
Question: Which Motown star had a new millennium hit with Not Over Yet
Answer: Diana Ross
Question: Whose bodyguards were known as the Memphis Mafia
Answer: Elvis Presley's
Question: What was the name of Bill Sykes dog in Oliver Twist
Answer: Bullseye
Question: The United Nations flag shows a map of the world on one side what is shown on the other
Answer: An olive branch
Question: Who is Bananaman's best friend
Answer: Crow
Question: What did the dove bring to Noah
Answer: An olive branch
Question: What was the Marcels only number one in the sixties
Answer: Blue Moon
Question: Where are the headquarters of the S.A.S.
Answer: Hereford
Question: Who presents the TV quiz show The People Versus
Answer: Kaye Adams
Question: 9What do you get if you cross a collie with a greyhound
Answer: Lurcher
Question: Who was Princess Alexandra married to
Answer: Angus Ogilvy
Question: Where does the Government Chief Whip have his office
Answer: 12 Downing Street
Question: According to legend who dug the Rio Grande
Answer: Pecos Bill
Question: What Canadian province was named after one of Queen Victoria's children
Answer: Alberta
Question: What number on the Beaufort Scale describes the wind as light breeze
Answer: Two
Question: Who is the host of the Radio 4 programme Just a Minute
Answer: Nicholas Parsons
Question: Which was the first Scottish group to have three number ones
Answer: Wet Wet Wet
Question: What is the largest bird in the bunting family
Answer: Corn bunting
Question: Which is the third largest of the Channel Islands
Answer: Alderney
Question: What is England's tallest building
Answer: The Shard
Question: Which city was the first destination of Thomas Cook's tours
Answer: Paris
Question: Who was the first man to bowl for England in a cricket test match wearing sunglasses
Answer: Darren Gough
Question: What was the first British hatchback car
Answer: Austin A40
Question: In what year did Susan Brown become the first woman to take part in the Boat Race
Answer: 1981
Question: Who was the first coloured man to appear on The Black and White Minstrel Show
Answer: Lenny Henry
Question: Who was the first person known to have died from the effects of radiation
Answer: Marie Curie
Question: What was the first ever household detergent (washing powder)
Answer: Persil
Question: Which school was the first to have an old school tie
Answer: Eton
Question: Which card game is also the name of a British racecourse and H.Q. of British horse racing
Answer: Newmarket
Question: What is the capital of Thailand
Answer: Bangkok
Question: What is the common name for a turf accountant
Answer: A bookmaker
Question: What is the national flower of Wales
Answer: Daffodil
Question: Which bird is the world wide symbol for peace
Answer: Dove
Question: What was the first British credit card
Answer: Barclaycard
Question: Who had a U.K. number one in the sixties with Massachusetts
Answer: Bee Gees
Question: What is the collective noun for tigers
Answer: Ambush
Question: What is the slang term for a criminal who specialises in safe cracking
Answer: Peterman
Question: What is the state capital of Idaho
Answer: Boise
Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the Dragonfly
Answer: Douglas
Question: Which champion boxer appeared in the third of the Crocodile Dundee films
Answer: Mike Tyson
Question: What game is sometimes referred to as the roaring game
Answer: Curling
Question: What is the crime of killing one's father called
Answer: Patricide
Question: What was the signature tune of Reg Dixon who for years played the organ in Blackpool Tower's ballroom
Answer: Oh I Do Like To Be Beside The Seaside
Question: Which figure personifying the USA was used on World War One recruiting posters
Answer: Uncle Sam
Question: What would you be reading about in Glass's Guide
Answer: Used car prices
Question: What are the curved arms that are used for lowering lifeboats called
Answer: Davits
Question: By what name is magnesium silicate more commonly known
Answer: Talcum powder
Question: What is the mascot of Children in Need
Answer: Pudsey Bear
Question: What would you be suffering from if you had an ocular contusion
Answer: Black eye
Question: What is the official British bird
Answer: The robin
Question: How does the Bishop of Exeter sign his name
Answer: Exon
Question: What was the first UK number one for Shakespeare's Sister
Answer: Stay
Question: Which football league side used to be known as South Shore
Answer: Blackpool
Question: Which non royal christened P&O's £380 million cruise ship Azura
Answer: Darcey Bussell
Question: How is the Office of Water Services more commonly known
Answer: OFWAT
Question: Who was the lead singer with Doctor and the Medics
Answer: Clive Jackson
Question: Who is the official usher of the House of Lords
Answer: Black Rod
Question: Don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you've got till it's gone are lyrics from which song
Answer: Big Yellow Taxi
Question: Which type of acid is used in car batteries
Answer: Sulphuric
Question: Which Florida county is Walt Disney World in
Answer: Orange County
Question: What is the name given to the children's literature section of Penguin Books
Answer: Puffin Books
Question: Who was the first Football League substitute
Answer: Keith Peacock
Question: What is the name of the woollen fabric principally used in flag making
Answer: Bunting
Question: Which girl band signed up to promote Avon Cosmetics "Colour Trend" range for the teenage market
Answer: Atomic Kitten
Question: Which page three girl had the biggest hits
Answer: Samantha Fox
Question: What is genuine Italian salami made from
Answer: Donkey
Question: What were detected in space for the first time in 1938
Answer: Radio waves
Question: Who had a top ten hit in 1998 with Vindaloo
Answer: Fat Les
Question: With what song did Frank Bruno get into the top thirty
Answer: Eye of The Tiger
Question: What colour is the bird on the Twitter website logo
Answer: Blue
Question: When the Bastille was stormed how many prisoners was it found to contain
Answer: Seven
Question: What comfortable furniture item was invented by California furniture designer Charles Prior Hall in 1968
Answer: Waterbed
Question: Who won this years (2015) British basketball league
Answer: Newcastle Eagles
Question: What is the deepest lake in the world
Answer: Lake Baikal in Siberia
Question: What have Durham CCC added to their one day name
Answer: Dynamos
Question: Vigo international Airport is in which country
Answer: Spain
Question: Dicky Mint, Mick the Marmaliser and Nigel Ponsonby-Smallpiece were members of which group
Answer: Ken Dodd's Diddymen
Question: Which UK supermarket chain launched a controversial carrier bag with the maxim 'Take an Old Bag Shopping'
Answer: Sainsburys
Question: What is the more common name for sodium carbonate
Answer: Washing soda
Question: What was Starsky and Hutch's call sign
Answer: Zebra 3
Question: ABOMINATION TO A WELL WISHER (anagram of a TV quiz show)
Answer: Who Wants To Be A Millionaire
Question: Which TV quiz show was based on the producer's experiences at the hands of the Gestapo
Answer: Mastermind
Question: What was Criss Cross Quiz called in the USA
Answer: Tic Tac Dough
Question: Who was the host of the TV game show Bognor or Bust
Answer: Angus Deayton
Question: In which 1987 film did Arnold Schartzenegger play a contestant in a futuristic game show
Answer: The Running Man
Question: Who was the first presenter of the TV game show You Bet
Answer: Bruce Forsyth
Question: Who is the tall bloke who sits in the corner and helps in the TV quiz show Pointless
Answer: Richard Osman
Question: Which emblem is used on official House of Commons stationary
Answer: Portcullis
Question: What would you read about in a Stanley Gibbon's catalogue
Answer: Postage stamps
Question: WARMS NO MALE (anagram of a magazine)
Answer: Woman's Realm
Question: What is the capital of Switzerland
Answer: Berne
Question: What new domestic device was launched by Hoover in 1963
Answer: Steam iron
Question: What is the world's largest herb
Answer: Banana plant
Question: What is the ingredient usually used to turn rice or curry yellow
Answer: Turmeric
Question: If a dish is cooked a la hongroise it is cooked in cream and which spice
Answer: Paprika
Question: Which actor played the President of the United States in the film Nixon
Answer: Anthony Hopkins
Question: What is Triskaidekaphobia the fear of
Answer: Number thirteen
Question: On a Monopoly board what colour is Coventry Street
Answer: Yellow
Question: What word can be a piece of thread or a long story
Answer: Yarn
Question: In which children's comic did Keyhole Kate originally appear
Answer: Dandy
Question: Who was Arthur Scargill's predecessor as President of the NUM
Answer: Joe Gormley
Question: How many species of tarantula actually possess bites which are fatal to humans
Answer: None
Question: Brad, Finish, Clout, Casing and Horseshoe
Answer: Nails
Question: Golf, Cocktail, Beach and Bubble
Answer: Umbrella
Question: Mould, Board, Disc and Rotary
Answer: Plough
Question: What are the three National parks located within Wales
Answer: Brecon Beacons, Pembrokeshire Coast and Snowdonia
Question: Which three gods make up the Hindu Trinity
Answer: Brahma, Shiva and Vishnu
Question: Whose first novel, A Woman of Substance, became a best seller
Answer: Barbara Taylor Bradford
Question: In which London thoroughfare was the first Virgin record shop opened
Answer: Oxford Street
Question: Which company is famous for making the trouser presses that you find in the bedrooms of most decent hotels
Answer: Corby
Question: Which shoe company used the strap line Let's face the music and dance.
Answer: Allied Dunbar
Question: Where could you spend your Gourde?
Answer: Haiti
Question: What sausage gets it's name from the Italian for Onion?
Answer: Chipolata
Question: What makes Argon, Neon and Helium unique in chemistry?
Answer: No compounds
Question: The author of Moll Flanders wrote which more famous work?
Answer: Robinson Crusoe
Question: Who was called The Man of Destiny?
Answer: Napoleon Bonaparte
Question: Who invented the rocking chair?
Answer: Benjamin Franklin
Question: Ocean is NOT recognised International Hydrographic Bureau?
Answer: Antarctic Ocean
Question: What is the most common Spanish surname?
Answer: Garcia
Question: What word is derived from the Arabic mawsim meaning season?
Answer: Monsoon
Question: Oporto in Portugal stands on what river?
Answer: The Duoro
Question: Which US state exports the most wine ?
Answer: California
Question: What type of bank keeps its deposits at minus 196 degrees centigrade ?
Answer: Sperm bank
Question: What word is used to describe a group of ants ?
Answer: Colony
Question: In which city was the first public opera house opened?
Answer: Venice
Question: What is the most critical thing keeping bananas fresh transport?
Answer: Temperature not below 13 C 55F
Question: What is the name of the Paris stock exchange?
Answer: Bourse
Question: Who had a July 1968 UK No.1 with 'Do It Again'?
Answer: Beach Boys
Question: 'Amazing Grace' was an April 1972 No.1 for which band?
Answer: Pipes & Drums & Military Band Of The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
Question: Dallol Ethiopia has what claim to fame?
Answer: Worlds hottest average place 94
Question: Where are Bay of Heats and Bay of Dew Sinus Aestuum - Roris?
Answer: Near side of Moon
Question: International car registration letters what country is ZA?
Answer: South Africa
Question: In England what is the most popular girls name of the 90s?
Answer: Rebecca
Question: Lucy Johnson became famous under what name?
Answer: Ava Gardner
Question: FITA are the governing body of what sport?
Answer: Archery
Question: Winston Churchill had a dog - what type?
Answer: Miniature Poodle