zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Who launched the short-lived Skytrain air service?
Answer: Freddie Laker
Question: How was Jean Claude Duvalier known before he ws exiled in 1986?
Answer: Baby Doc
Question: Great Briton fought which country over the Falkland Islands?
Answer: Argentina
Question: Natan Sharansky was released from prison in the USSR to begin a new life where?
Answer: Israel
Question: What was the name of the world's first nuclear-powered submarine?
Answer: Nautilus
Question: In Chaplin's The Great Dictator, which country did the dictator rule?
Answer: Tomania
Question: Which President wrote Why England Slept about the rise of Fascism?
Answer: John F. Kennedy
Question: Queen Alia international airport is in which country?
Answer: Jordan
Question: Which team in the 80s won the Super Bowl by the biggest margin?
Answer: Chicago Bears
Question: Who won baseball's first World Series of the 50s?
Answer: New York Yankees
Question: Who won the Princess Cup in 1997 with Monica Seles?
Answer: Anna Kournikova
Question: Who skippered Stars & Stripes in the America's Cup in 1987 and 1988?
Answer: Dennis Conner
Question: Who captained the US Ryder Cup team in 1991?
Answer: Dave Stockton
Question: Who rode Affirmed for each race when he won the Triple Crown?
Answer: Steve Cauthen
Question: Which team lost the most Super Bowls in the 1970s?
Answer: Minnesota Vikings
Question: Who won baseball's first World Series of the 70s?
Answer: Baltimore Orioles
Question: Billy Crystal had a full college scholarship in which sport?
Answer: Baseball
Question: Who fought George Foreman in the Rumble In The Jungle?
Answer: Muhammad Ali
Question: What was Hank Aaron's first Major League team?
Answer: Milwaukee Braves
Question: In which decade did Joe Montana retire from football?
Answer: 1990s
Question: In which state did Michael Jordan play college basketball?
Answer: North Carolina
Question: With which university did Magic Johnson win the 1979 NCAA title?
Answer: Michigan State
Question: In Hockey, who did Maurice Rocket Richard play for?
Answer: Montreal Canadians
Question: Which state was Peggy Lee born in?
Answer: North Dakota
Question: What was the name of the island off Iceland which appeared in 1963 as a result of an underwater volcano?
Answer: Surtsey
Question: Which US soap actress's real name is Patsy Mclenny?
Answer: Morgan Fairchild
Question: Which Hollywood star starred in the 50s show My Three Sons?
Answer: Fred MacMurray
Question: Which member of The A Team played Clubber Lang in Rocky III?
Answer: Mr. T
Question: How is Tenzin Gyatso better known?
Answer: The Dali Lama
Question: Who won a record ninth Wimbledon singles title in 1990?
Answer: Martina Navratilova
Question: In women's field hockey, which country has won the most World Cups?
Answer: Netherlands
Question: Which team won baseball's first World Series of the 60s?
Answer: Pittsburg Pirates
Question: Which Bond movie used Stoke Poges golf club for some location shots?
Answer: Goldfinger
Question: What is a message sent to a newsgroup in the Internet called?|
Answer: Article
Question: In Mork and Mindy, what was the Orkan phrase for 'Goodbye'?
Answer: Nanu Nanu
Question: New York-born Sir Jacob Epstein worked in which branch of the arts?
Answer: Sculpture
Question: What was the occupation of Edith Cavell who was shot by the Germans in WWI?
Answer: Nurse
Question: Which Russian writer wrote Cancer Ward?
Answer: Alexander Solzhenitsyn
Question: Who said, "Some women get excited about nothing-- and then they marry him?
Answer: Cher
Question: What was the occupation of Roger Moore's father?
Answer: Policeman
Question: Which future President made the famous Checkers Speech in 1952?
Answer: Richard Nixon
Question: What relation was Henry Ford II to Henry Ford?
Answer: Grandson
Question: What was the profession of President Jean Bertrand Aristide of Haiti?
Answer: Priest
Question: Hafez al Assad was the first democratically elected President of which country?
Answer: Syria
Question: Which Russian leader was buried in 1998 in his family's vault?
Answer: Tsar Nicholas II
Question: Who succeeded "Anwar Sadat as President of Egypt?
Answer: Hosni Mubarak
Question: What was the name of the first hippie musical?
Answer: Hair
Question: What did the Little Shop hold in the movie which premiered in 1982?
Answer: Horrors
Question: Where was the Best Little Whorehouse according to the musical title?
Answer: Texas
Question: Which 90s revival hit shares its name with a gangster city?
Answer: Chicago
Question: Which musical about King Arthur became a byword for the JFK years?
Answer: Camelot
Question: In which European country did Spice Girl Victoria Adams marry?
Answer: Ireland
Question: Which British architect was responsible with Renzo Piano for the Famous Pompidou Centre in Paris?
Answer: Richard Rogers
Question: When did Euro Disney, now Disneyland Paris, open?
Answer: 1992
Question: Which actress is ex-beauty queen Miss Orange County 1976?
Answer: Michelle Pfeiffer
Question: Who said, "I squint because I can't take too much light?"
Answer: Clint Eastwood
Question: Who invented the liquid fuel powered rocket?
Answer: Robert H. Goddard
Question: Who was Geena Davis's husband when they made the loss-maker Cutthroat Island?
Answer: Renny Harlin
Question: Who said, "How can you rule a country which produces 246 different kinds of cheese?
Answer: Charles de Gaulle
Question: Who owned the LA nightclub The Viper Room at the time of River Phoenix's death there in 1993?
Answer: Johnny Depp
Question: Which electrical engineer invented the triode valve in 1907?
Answer: Lee De Forest
Question: Which detective lived on a boat called St Vitus Dance?
Answer: Crockett
Question: According to the inventor Thomas Edison genius is made up how many percent of inspiration?
Answer: One
Question: Who produced the first Chinook helicopter in 1961?
Answer: Boeing
Question: Who released an album called Thriller in 1982?
Answer: Michael Jackson
Question: Which 80s leader had a wife called Raisa?
Answer: Mikhail Gorbachev
Question: In what month in 1990 did Iraq invade Kuwait?
Answer: August
Question: Which island was the home of Bob Marley, who died in 1981?
Answer: Jamaica
Question: Where was the first nuclear reactor built, by Enrico Fermi?
Answer: Chicago
Question: In All In The Family, what was Archie's son-in-law's full name?
Answer: Mike Stivic
Question: Who was Butch Cassidy's partner?
Answer: The Sundance Kid
Question: In which state was the 1999 massacre at Columbine High?
Answer: Colorado
Question: Which saint's day saw a massacre in Chicago in 1929?
Answer: St. Valentine's Day
Question: What did Carlton Magee devise in the US for motorists?
Answer: Parking Meter
Question: In which city was the pinball machine invented?
Answer: Chicago
Question: Which director's autobiography was called The Name Above the Title?
Answer: Frank Capra
Question: Who is taller, Holly Hunter or Madonna?
Answer: Madonna
Question: What is Ryan O'Neal's real first name?
Answer: Patrick
Question: Who wrote the children's classic The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe?
Answer: C. S. Lewis
Question: Who made the film Renaldo and Clara with Bob Dylan?
Answer: Joan Baez
Question: About whom did Kenneth Tynan say, "What one sees in other women drunk, one sees in... sober?"
Answer: Greta Garbo
Question: In 1997 which airline replaced the flag on its tail fin with ethnic designs from around the world?
Answer: British Airways
Question: Which South African politician won the Nobel peace Prize in 1960?
Answer: Albert Luthuli
Question: Which country is the home of the Ashanti?
Answer: Ghana
Question: Where did the Gang of Four try to size power in 1976?
Answer: China
Question: The West Bank of which river has been occupied by Israel since 1967?
Answer: Jordan
Question: Which 15th-century navigator discovered the sea route from Europe to India by the Cape of Good Hope?
Answer: Vasco da Gama
Question: On which inland sea do the ports of Astrakhan and Baku lie?
Answer: Caspian Sea
Question: Which country was suspended from the Arab League for ten years from 1979?
Answer: Egypt
Question: What kind of wild cattle with shaggy coats and upturned horns live in the mountains of Tibet?
Answer: Yak
Question: In which 1954 battle did the Vietminh defeat the French and end their influence in Indochina?
Answer: Dien Bien Phu
Question: Which river runs 1,560 miles to the Bay of Bengal?
Answer: Ganges
Question: Isfahan is a major city in which country?
Answer: Iran
Question: On which river does Prague stand?
Answer: Vltava
Question: Which is further north, Corsica or Sardinia?
Answer: Corsica
Question: Which group had most seats in the European Parliament after the 1989 election - the left, the centre or the right?
Answer: The Left
Question: Of which island is Valletta the capital?
Answer: Malta
Question: In which Polish city was the Solidarity union formed in 1989?
Answer: Gdansk
Question: Where did Roosevelt, Churchill and Stalin meet in 1945 to plan the final defeat of Germany?
Answer: Yalta
Question: Which family ruled Florence for three centuries from 1434?
Answer: Medici
Question: Which king of England had a mother and a son who were both beheaded?
Answer: James I
Question: Which battle of 1746 ended the Jacobite revolution?
Answer: Culloden
Question: Which 17th-century king of Sweden was known as the "Lion of the North"?
Answer: Gustavus Adolphus
Question: Whom did Charles V confront at the Diet of Worms in 1521?
Answer: Marin Luther
Question: What was the first considerable engagement in the American Revolution?
Answer: Bunker Hill
Question: Who set out his political ideas in Mein Kampf?
Answer: Adolf Hitler
Question: What do the British call the person other countries might call minister of the interior?
Answer: Home Secretary
Question: Which party did F W de Klerk represent as South African president?
Answer: National Party
Question: Who played the part of Piers Fletcher Dervish, personal assistant to MP Alan B'stard, in the television comedy series The New Statesman?
Answer: Michael Troughton
Question: Who was dismissed from office as Australian prime minister in 1975 after refusing to call a general election?
Answer: Gough Whitlam
Question: Who was lead singer with the group Queen?
Answer: Freddie Mercury
Question: What nationality was the spy Mata Hari?
Answer: Dutch
Question: What name is given to animals that eat both flesh and plant material?
Answer: Omnivores
Question: Which flightless marine birds of the southern hemisphere live in rookeries?
Answer: Penguins
Question: Which species of decapod has varieties called "fiddler', 'spider' and 'hermit'?
Answer: Crab
Question: Which digestive organ is well-developed in grass-eating herbivores, but is only vestigial in humans?
Answer: Appendix
Question: What is a beaver's home called?
Answer: Lodge
Question: What is the state of inactivity through the dry, summer season, as hibernation is the dormancy of the winter months?
Answer: Aestivation
Question: Which is the dominant generation in the ferns?
Answer: Sporophyte
Question: The best longbows were constructed from which wood?
Answer: Yew
Question: Which step in photosynthesis is responsible for splitting water molecules?
Answer: Light reaction
Question: What is the scientific name for the kneecap?
Answer: Patella
Question: Where in the body are the cerebellum, the medulla and the hypothalamus?
Answer: Brain
Question: What are the very narrow blood vessels which form a network between arteries and veins?
Answer: Capillaries
Question: What kind of joint is the hip?
Answer: Ball-and-socket
Question: Which organ of the body secretes insulin?
Answer: Pancreas
Question: Which gland secretes the corticosteroids?
Answer: Adrenal
Question: What kind of tide appears at full Moon?
Answer: Spring tide
Question: What is the scientific scale for measuring the hardness of rocks?
Answer: Mohs' scale
Question: What is the name of the atmospheric gas which screens out the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation?
Answer: Ozone
Question: What type of rock is granite?
Answer: Igneous
Question: What type of rock is basalt?
Answer: Igneous
Question: What was the name of the dioxin-containing defoliant used during the Vietnam war by the USA army?
Answer: Agent Orange
Question: What name is given to your angular distance on the Earth's surface relative to the equator?
Answer: Latitude
Question: What name is given to the Earth's single continent, which existed 250 million years ago?
Answer: Pangaea
Question: What component of CFCs causes destruction of ozone?
Answer: Chlorine
Question: What is the term for a fold of the Earth's crust in which the layers of rock dip inwards?
Answer: Syncline
Question: What is a very hard, naturally-occurring mineral, of which ruby and sapphire are gem quality varieties?
Answer: Corundum
Question: What is almost halfway through its 10-billion-year life, will expand to become a red giant and then shrink to become a white dwarf?
Answer: The sun
Question: Which is the largest moon in the solar system?
Answer: Ganymede
Question: Where, theoretically, might one find objects squeezed to an infinite density?
Answer: Black Hole
Question: What was the first artificial satellite?
Answer: Sputnik 1
Question: What is the name of the space shuttle destroyed in midair 28 Jan 1986?
Answer: Challenger
Question: What is the name given to the super dense stars that sometimes result form a supernova?
Answer: Neutron Stars
Question: What is the name of the thousands of small bodies which orbit the Sun?
Answer: Asteroids
Question: How many centimetres make up a hand, the measurement used on horses?
Answer: 10
Question: Which superhero has a butler named Alfred?
Answer: Batman
Question: What is Fred Flintstone's wife called?
Answer: Wilma
Question: Which famous character was created by Michael Bond in a series of books for children?
Answer: Paddington Bear
Question: Which of the Bronte sisters wrote Wuthering Heights?
Answer: Emily
Question: Out of all the animals which make up the Chinese horoscope, which comes first alphabetically?
Answer: Dog
Question: Out of all the animals in the Chinese horoscope, which comes last alphabetically?
Answer: Tiger
Question: What single by Wet Wet Wet spent 15 weeks at number one in the UK charts in 1994?
Answer: Love Is All Around
Question: What organisation is also known as La Cosa Nostra?
Answer: The Mafia
Question: In the stock exchange what animal is used as a nickname to describe someone who sells shares thinking that the price will fall?
Answer: Bear
Question: In what country was the game of golf invented?
Answer: Scotland
Question: Which French artist, born in 1834 was best known for his paintings of ballet dancers?
Answer: Edgar Degas
Question: In what year did Agatha Christie die?
Answer: 1976
Question: What is the only known substance that naturally exists on Earth in all three chemical states?
Answer: Water
Question: Which scientist was born in Germany in 1879, became a Swiss citizen in 1901 and later became a US citizen in 1940?
Answer: Albert Einstein
Question: What is the most common blood type in humans?
Answer: O
Question: Who provided the voice of the genie in the 1992 animated film Aladdin?
Answer: Robin Williams
Question: Who created havoc in 1938, when his radio broadcast of The War Of The Worlds was believed to be true?
Answer: Orson Welles
Question: Which American President saw active service in both the first and second World Wars?
Answer: Eisenhower
Question: How many stars make up Orion's belt?
Answer: 3
Question: In the St. Valentine's Day Massacre, what were the hitmen dressed as?
Answer: Policemen
Question: Actor Richard Kiel is best known for playing the same character in two different films. What is the name of this character?
Answer: Jaws
Question: What was the name of the character played by Harrison Ford in the films Clear And Present Danger and Patriot Games?
Answer: Jack Ryan
Question: What was the most recent film to win a best picture Oscar which was predominantly black and white?
Answer: Schindler's List
Question: Which film was adapted from a Michael Ondaajte novel and went on to win 9 Oscars?
Answer: The English Patient
Question: What is currently the only sequel to have won a best picture Oscar?
Answer: The Godfather : Part II
Question: What was the first animated film to be nominated for a best picture Oscar?
Answer: Beauty and the Beast
Question: How many times has Bob Hope hosted the Oscars ceremony?
Answer: 18
Question: Behind Russia, what is the second largest country in Europe?
Answer: Ukraine
Question: I can run, but I can't walk. I've got a mouth, but I can't talk. I have a head, but I never weep. I have a bed, but I never sleep. What am I?
Answer: A river
Question: Which stand-up comedian has the real name of Royston Vasey?
Answer: Roy Chubby Brown
Question: In which series of action films does the character of John McClane appear?
Answer: Die Hard
Question: In Greek mythology, what creature had a mans head, trunk and arms, and a horse's body and legs?
Answer: Centaur
Question: Which team won the first English Premiership in 1992/93?
Answer: Manchester United
Question: What is Homer's local bar called?
Answer: Moe's Tavern
Question: Which character in The Simpsons is also known as Rainer Wolfcastle?
Answer: McBain
Question: Michael Bond wrote about which famous bear in a series of books for children?
Answer: Paddington Bear
Question: How many hurdles must a runner jump over in the 110m men's hurdles race?
Answer: 10
Question: How is the sport of tauromachy better known?
Answer: Bull Fighting
Question: What make of car featured in the film Back To The Future?
Answer: De Lorean
Question: What is name of the strait that divides New Zealand into Northern and Southern parts?
Answer: Cook Strait
Question: The condition of seasonal allergic rhinitis is better known by what name?
Answer: Hayfever
Question: Which company who make toy cars and other models won the first toy of the year award in 1965 for a model Aston Martin from the first James Bond film?
Answer: Corgi
Question: In Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, what was the name of the little people who worked for Willy Wonka and loved to sing?
Answer: Oompa Loompas
Question: Which fictional hero, created by Baroness Orczy, takes his name from the small red flower with which he signs his messages?
Answer: The Scarlet Pimpernel
Question: In American Film Institute's list of the top 50 movie heroes, the number one hero, Atticus Finch, was from which film?
Answer: To Kill A Mockingbird
Question: In which year did Superman appear in comics for the first time?
Answer: 1938
Question: What is the only country which is crossed by both the equator and the tropic of capricorn?
Answer: Brazil
Question: By what name was scultpor and painter Domenikos Theotocopoulos better known?
Answer: El Greco
Question: What relation is author Kingsley Amis to author Martin Amis?
Answer: Father
Question: Which author, who is most remembered for writing another series of books, wrote the children's story Chitty Chitty Bang Bang?
Answer: Ian Fleming
Question: Which football team won the F. A. Cup in 1988 as Dave Beasant became the first goalkeeper to save an F. A. Cup final penalty?
Answer: Wimbledon
Question: What is the second most common word in written English behind the?
Answer: Of
Question: Which sea has shores in Europe, Asia and Africa?
Answer: Mediterranean
Question: In which year did Karl Marx publish the first volume of Das Kapital?
Answer: 1867
Question: Which murder weapon in the game of Cluedo starts and ends with the same letter?
Answer: Revolver
Question: As at March 2004, who is the only actor to win an Oscar for best actor in a leading role for a performance in a foreign language film?
Answer: Roberto Benigni
Question: In what year did the first Rugby World Cup take place?
Answer: 1987
Question: What is the name given to a shot in snooker where the cue ball hits a red ball which hits another red ball to make it go into a pocket?
Answer: Plant
Question: At which English university was J. R. R. Tolkein a professor when he wrote The Lord Of The Rings?
Answer: Oxford
Question: What type of animal is Shere Khan in The Jungle Book?
Answer: Tiger
Question: Which famous scientist was born in Germany in 1879, became a Swiss citizen in 1901 and later became a US citizen in 1940?
Answer: Albert Einstein
Question: Who discovered the law of gravity?
Answer: Sir Isaac Newton
Question: Who had a hit single in 1989 with We Didn't Start The Fire?
Answer: Billy Joel
Question: In what year did the Gunpowder Plot take place?
Answer: 1605
Question: What was the name of the 1995 film starring Sandra Bullock as a computer expert whose identity is erased?
Answer: The Net
Question: What was Kenny Rogers first solo number one single in the UK?
Answer: Lucille
Question: What is the name of the hit show based on the songs of Abba?
Answer: Mama Mia
Question: On which TV island might you have found actor Ricardo Montalban?
Answer: Fantasy
Question: In which year was Prince William born?
Answer: 1982
Question: What is the official title of Camilla now that she has married Prince Charles?
Answer: Duchess of Cornwall
Question: Which George is the author with the real name of Eric Arthur Blair?
Answer: George Orwell
Question: What is the name of Derek Trotter's local?
Answer: The Nag's Head
Question: What are Dominican Monks also known as? Blackfriars, Greyfriars or Whitefriars?
Answer: Blackfriars
Question: Which motorcycle company makes the Road King FLHR?
Answer: Harley-Davidson
Question: Which character has been played on TV by Phil Silvers and on film by Steve Martin?
Answer: Sergeant Bilko
Question: Mary Nichols and Anne Chapman were two of the six victims of who?
Answer: Jack The Ripper
Question: Who painted the Flatford Mill?
Answer: John Constable
Question: In which capital city did the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand trigger World War I?
Answer: Sarajevo
Question: What was Madonna's first UK number one single?
Answer: Into The Groove
Question: Which footballer won the Golden Boot for scoring the most goals at 1986 World Cup Finals?
Answer: Gary Lineker
Question: Which London railway station has the most platforms?
Answer: Waterloo
Question: Who commanded the Scottish army at the Battle Of Bannockburn?
Answer: Robert The Bruce
Question: What was the title of Mariah Carey's debut single, which was a top ten hit in the UK and a number one in the USA?
Answer: Vision Of Love
Question: In what branch of science would a unit of distance called a Parsec be used?
Answer: Astronomy
Question: Which nation has won the Eurovision Song Contest more than any other?
Answer: Ireland
Question: Which animal has the Latin name of Lupus?
Answer: Wolf
Question: In Brad Anderson's comic strip Marmaduke, what type of dog is Marmaduke?
Answer: Great Dane
Question: Which sport, of Celtic origin, uses a ball called a sliotar?
Answer: Hurling
Question: Based on characters from Greek mythology, the 1963 film Jason And The Argonauts is centred around a quest to find what?
Answer: The Golden Fleece
Question: Ganymede is the largest moon in the solar system, around which planet does it orbit?
Answer: Jupiter
Question: Who played bass guitar in the Beatles?
Answer: Paul McCartney
Question: Which female vocalist sang on Eminem's hit song Stan?
Answer: Dido
Question: Who wrote the 1872 novel in which Tweedledum and Tweedledee first appear?
Answer: Lewis Carroll
Question: Which former heavyweight boxing champion has an identical twin brother called George?
Answer: Henry Cooper
Question: What is the name of the lion in C.S. Lewis' The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe?
Answer: Aslan
Question: Which former Bond girl played Paige Prescott in the 2001 horror film Valentine?
Answer: Denise Richards
Question: The younger co-writer of the 1848 Communist Manifesto?
Answer: Friedrich Engels
Question: Who married Catharine von Bora, a former nun?
Answer: Martin Luther
Question: Whose scandalous affair with Lord Alfred Douglas eventually led to imprisonment?
Answer: Oscar Wilde
Question: Which fruit is distilled to make Calvados?
Answer: Apples
Question: A cantaloupe belongs to which family of fruits?
Answer: Melon
Question: Famous for its V-twins, what American motorcycle manufacturer started producing machines in 1903?
Answer: Harley-Davidson
Question: What colour of flag should a ship fly to show it is in quarantine?
Answer: Yellow