zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: 'Jungfrau' is the German for which sign of the zodiac?
Answer: VIRGO
Question: Which cyclist was BBC Scotland Sports Personality of the Year in 2003 and 2008?
Answer: CHRIS HOY
Question: What was the first name of 'Dr. No' in the film of that name?
Answer: 'JULIUS'
Question: Which musical features the song 'The Worst Pies In London'?
Answer: 'SWEENEY TODD'
Question: Which current presenter of 'Today' on BBC Radio 4 joined the programme in 1987?
Answer: JOHN HUMPHRYS
Question: At which circuit in Italy was the San Marino Grand Prix staged?
Answer: IMOLA
Question: What is the title of the BBC Radio 4 early evening programme similar to 'Today'?
Answer: 'PM'
Question: What was the occupation of 'Keith Barrett', played by Rob Brydon, in the t.v. comedy 'Marion and Geoff'?
Answer: TAXI DRIVER
Question: Which goalkeeper who played over 400 games for Everton in the 1960's and 1970's and won 3 England caps, dies in June this year?
Answer: GORDON WEST
Question: Who won the 1948 Pulitzer Fiction Prize for 'Tales Of The South Pacific'?
Answer: JAMES MICHENER
Question: Who founded a model village on the River Aire near Bradford in 1851?
Answer: TITUS SALT
Question: What is the chemical formula for Copper Sulphate?
Answer: CuSO4
Question: What is the surname of the Roald Dahl character 'Matilda'?
Answer: 'WORMWOOD'
Question: In which district of New York is Greenwich Village situated?
Answer: MANHATTAN
Question: What was the title of Japp Stam’s autobiography, which led to his departure from Manchester United?
Answer: HEAD TO HEAD
Question: In which year did Mohammed’s flight from Mecca to Medina take place?
Answer: 622 AD
Question: Who won series 8 of "Dancing on Ice" in 2013?
Answer: BETH TWEDDLE
Question: Name the year. Walt Disney dies, Hastings Banda becomes Malawi's first President, and Nelson's pillar in O'Connell Street, Dublin is blown up?
Answer: 1966
Question: Which spirit is the characteristic ingredient of "Planter’s Punch"?
Answer: RUM
Question: The men’s fragrances “Fahrenheit” and “Eau Sauvage” are made by which company?
Answer: CHRISTIAN DIOR
Question: In which year did Cleopatra die and Egypt become a province of the Roman Empire?
Answer: 30 BC
Question: In which town is the principal campus of the University of Ulster?
Answer: COLERAINE
Question: To what does the adjective 'lutrine' refer?
Answer: OTTERS
Question: The clock tower which houses Big Ben in London is dedicated to which saint?
Answer: St Stephen
Question: The 1966 song "All Or Nothing" was which group's only number 1 single?
Answer: Small Faces
Question: Give any year in the reign of Richard the Lionheart.
Answer: 1189 To 1199
Question: Which two word name is given to a mixture of nitric acid and sulphuric acid?
Answer: Aqua Regis
Question: To which James Bond film did Nancy Sinatra sing the theme tune?
Answer: You Only Live Twice
Question: Which town is the administrative centre of South Yorkshire?
Answer: Barnsley
Question: After how many years of marriage would you celebrate your coral wedding anniversary?
Answer: 35
Question: Lulu sang the theme tune to which James Bond film?
Answer: The Man With The Golden Gun
Question: Which stately home in Buckinghamshire is the official residence of the chancellor of the exchequer?
Answer: Dorneywood
Question: Who was the original wagon-master in the classic TV western series “Wagon Train"?
Answer: Major Seth Adams
Question: Purse, seine and drift are all types of what?
Answer: Fishing Nets
Question: The stormcock is an alternative name for which bird?
Answer: Mistle Thrush
Question: In June 1965 who became the first American to walk in space?
Answer: Ed White
Question: What name is given to the central division of a backgammon board?
Answer: The Bar
Question: What is the capital city of the Spanish autonomous community of Cantabria
Answer: Santander
Question: Talon is a tribute act to which band?
Answer: The Eagles
Question: The Bet Lynch Mob and the Rainy City Roller Girls are roller derby teams from which city
Answer: Manchester
Question: Drake Circus is a shopping centre opened in 2006 in which English city?
Answer: Plymouth
Question: Complete the title of the recent BBC TV improvised comedy Murder in …?
Answer: Successville
Question: Workshop and Digital are visual effects companies named after which large insects native to New Zealand?
Answer: Weta
Question: Who wrote the poem that begins: There's a breathless hush in the Close to-night Ten to make and the match to win A bumping pitch and a blinding light, An hour to play and the last man in.?
Answer: Henry Newbolt
Question: Which football team won the Scottish Cup in 2015?
Answer: Inverness Caledonian Thistle
Question: Who was simultaneously Father of the House and Prime Minister from May 1907 until shortly before his death in April 1908?
Answer: Henry Campbell- Bannerman
Question: Which humorous pop group with vocalist Duke D'Mond had hit singles Call Up the Groups and Pop Go the Workers in the 1960s?
Answer: The Barron Knights
Question: Which city lies at the west side of the Nile delta?
Answer: Alexandria
Question: D WL is the code of which railway station in Devon?
Answer: Dawlish
Question: Which American city is served by 'Hopkins International Airport'?
Answer: CLEVELAND, Ohio
Question: 'CH' are the international identification letters for which country's motor cars?
Answer: SWITZERLAND
Question: In which Olympic event did John Braithwaite win Gold for Great Britain in 1968?
Answer: CLAY PIGEON SHOOTING
Question: In which English county is the Lightwater Valley Theme Park?
Answer: NORTH YORKSHIRE
Question: In which town in California is Disneyland?
Answer: ANAHEIM
Question: The result of dividing a number into one is called the what, of that number?
Answer: RECIPROCAL
Question: Which product was advertised with the slogan "Good to the last drop"?
Answer: COFFEE (Maxwell House)
Question: Which poet wanted to be in England "now that April's there"?
Answer: ROBERT BROWNING
Question: Excluding Russia, which country is the largest in Europe by area?
Answer: UKRAINE
Question: The Britannia Monument, correctly called the Norfolk Pillar, in Great Yarmouth is a memorial to who?
Answer: HORATIO NELSON
Question: What is the name of the National Anthem of Australia?
Answer: 'ADVANCE AUSTRALIA FAIR'
Question: Who played 'Harvey 'Big Daddy' Pollitt' in the 1958 film 'Cat On A Hot Tin Roof'?
Answer: BURL IVES
Question: Which geographical feature completes '......... of Benin', ' Great Australian.....' and 'German......'?
Answer: BIGHT
Question: Which New York born Australian orchestral conductor died last month?
Answer: SIR CHARLES MACKERRAS
Question: In the Dewey Decimal Classification, books with a number beginning with 2 would be on which subject?
Answer: RELIGION
Question: Who was runner-up in the 2010 Open Golf Championship?
Answer: LEE WESTWOOD
Question: Which ITV series was set in the fictional town of 'Skelthwaite'?
Answer: 'WHERE THE HEART IS'
Question: Who won the Eurovision Song Contest with 'What's Another Year'?
Answer: JOHNNY LOGAN
Question: What colour is the pentagram on the flag of Morocco?
Answer: GREEN
Question: 'Stormbreaker' is the first in a series of novels by Anthony Horowitz about which teenage spy?
Answer: 'ALEX RIDER'
Question: Which Paris born sculptor died in New York in May?
Answer: LOUISE BOURGEOIS
Question: Which is the only cape in Scotland?
Answer: CAPE WRATH
Question: Which company is the new sponsor of the Football League in England?
Answer: NPOWER
Question: Who wrote the novel 'Mrs. Dalloway' about a day in the life of 'Clarissa Dalloway' in post-World War One England?
Answer: VIRGINIA WOOLF
Question: In which town in Yorkshire was the family home of the Bronte sisters?
Answer: HOWARTH
Question: Gorgonzola cheese is named after the small town of Gorgonzola on the outskirts of which Italian city?
Answer: MILAN
Question: Which European capital city is the highest above sea- level?
Answer: MADRID
Question: Who was the last veteran of the American War of Independence to be elected President of the USA?
Answer: JAMES MONROE
Question: In which African country would you find the holiday destination of Sousse?
Answer: TUNISIA
Question: In David Hockney's famous painting 'Mr. and Mrs. Clark and Percy', what type of creature is 'Percy'?
Answer: CAT
Question: Publishes posthumously in 1971, who wrote the novel 'Maurice'?
Answer: E.M. FORSTER
Question: In which US city do the Baseball team known as the 'Pirates' play their home games?
Answer: PITTSBURG
Question: During which war was Shakespeare's play 'Troilus And Cressida' set?
Answer: TROJAN WAR
Question: The name of which micro-organism is derived from the Greek for 'first animal'?
Answer: PROTOZOA
Question: The 'World Expo' ended this month In which Asian country had it been held?
Answer: SOUTH KOREA
Question: On which river does the Welsh city of Newport stand?
Answer: USK
Question: What sort of food is 'Raclette'?
Answer: SWISS CHEESE
Question: The English National Opera is resident in which London theatre?
Answer: COLISEUM
Question: What item of clothing is a 'Dashiki'?
Answer: A SHIRT
Question: Jefferson City is the capital of which US state?
Answer: MISSOURI
Question: In which 1993 film starring Sylvester Stallone, did a mountain rescue expert battle gangsters who had crashed in the Rocky Mountains with suitcases stuffed with money?
Answer: 'CLIFFHANGER'
Question: Who topped the UK charts for two weeks in 2005 with 'Get Right'?
Answer: JENNIFER LOPEZ
Question: The songs 'How To Handle A Woman' and 'If Ever I Would Leave You' came from which show and film?
Answer: 'CAMELOT'
Question: Name any year in Picasso's 'Blue Period'?
Answer: 1901 - 1904
Question: What is the more common name of the Chile Pine?
Answer: MONKEY PUZZLE TREE
Question: The adjective 'Crural' refers to which part of the body?
Answer: THE LEG
Question: Similarly, which king was on the throne at the time of the 'Black Death' pandemic?
Answer: EDWARD III
Question: The three 'Graces' of Greek mythology were 'Euphrosyne', 'Thalia' and which other?
Answer: 'AGLAEA'
Question: Which county shares borders with Norfolk, Suffolk, Essex, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire?
Answer: CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Question: Which singer had a number one hit in August 2010 with 'Beautiful Monster'?
Answer: NE-YO
Question: Which African capital city was formerly known as Christopolis?
Answer: MONROVIA
Question: In which part of a flower, found on top of a filament, is pollen contained?
Answer: ANTHER
Question: In which English city is the TV series 'Being Human' set?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: Sugar Loaf Mountain overlooks which city?
Answer: RIO de JANEIRO
Question: In the animated TV show 'The Simpsons', what was 'Marge Simpson's' maiden name?
Answer: 'BOUVIER'
Question: Which lake and UNESCO World Heritage Site straddles the border between Macedonia and Albania?
Answer: LAKE OHRID
Question: In 1984, which Indian cricketer became only the second person to score six sixes from one over in first class cricket?
Answer: RAVI SHASTRI
Question: The Order of the Elephant is the premier order that can be awarded in which European country?
Answer: DENMARK
Question: With only one chapter, which is the shortest book in the Old Testament?
Answer: OBADIAH
Question: Which group had 90s hits with 'Life Of Riley', 'Perfect' and 'Lucky You'?
Answer: 'LIGHTENING SEEDS'
Question: In which city do Sampdoria play their home games?
Answer: GENOA
Question: Who at 21, was the youngest goal scorer in the EUFA EURO 2012 Tournament - he is English?
Answer: DANNY WELBECK
Question: .ac is the top level internet domain name for which island in the South Atlantic?
Answer: ASCENSION ISLAND
Question: Who is both the youngest and oldest man to be US Secretary of Defence, serving under Gerald Ford and George W Bush?
Answer: DONALD RUMSFELD
Question: Who wrote the music for 'Billy Elliot, The Musical'?
Answer: ELTON JOHN
Question: Which resort was advertised in a travel poster as '............ is so bracing'?
Answer: SKEGNESS
Question: .ee is the top-level internet domain name for which former Soviet republic?
Answer: ESTONIA
Question: Who duetted with Marc Almond on the 1989 number one 'Something's Gotten Hold Of My Heart'?
Answer: GENE PITNEY
Question: In which Pacific island nation was Hull Rugby League player Sam Moa born?
Answer: TONGA
Question: Famous for Oysters, Whitstable is in which English county?
Answer: KENT
Question: In internet domain names what country is represented by the domain code '.dk'?
Answer: DENMARK
Question: Who along with Norman Foster designed the Millennium Bridge?
Answer: SIR ANTHONY CARO
Question: Which brewery, based in Bedford, produces Bombardier bitter?
Answer: CHARLES WELLS.
Question: What Suffolk town sits at the most easterly point of England?
Answer: LOWESTOFT
Question: In which European capital city are the headquarters of 'Greenpeace'?
Answer: AMSTERDAM
Question: Complete the name of the following American baseball team 'San Diego.......'?
Answer: PADRES
Question: What was the setting for the TV sit-com 'Slinger's Day'?
Answer: SUPERMARKET
Question: What is the name of the baseball team for Los Angeles?
Answer: DODGERS
Question: Before entering show business, what was the occupation of Leonard Rossiter?
Answer: INSURANCE CLERK
Question: Give a year in the life of English printer William Caxton?
Answer: 1422 - 1491
Question: What ingredient gives pasta verde its green colouring?
Answer: SPINACH
Question: In which film did Marilyn Monroe sing 'I Wanna Be Loved By You'?
Answer: Some Like It Hot
Question: Who replaced Anneka Rice on TV’s Treasure Hunt?
Answer: Annabel Croft
Question: Ambassadors to Britain are officially accredited to which court?
Answer: St James
Question: On which ship did Doctor Crippen attempt to escape from Britain?
Answer: SS Montrose
Question: Premiered in 1924 which British composer wrote me musk for the opera 'Hugh the Drover'?
Answer: Vaughn Williams
Question: Which number on the Beaufort scale denotes a strong gale?
Answer: Nine
Question: Which word is used in the NATO phonetic alphabet to denote the letter 'U'?
Answer: Uniform
Question: A Killick is a small what?
Answer: Anchor
Question: Newport in Gwent stands on which river?
Answer: Usk
Question: Which country are the current Olympic football champions?
Answer: Mexico
Question: Bryn and Emma Parry founded which military charity in 2007?
Answer: Help for Heroes
Question: The Australian rapper, songwriter, and model Amethyst Amelia Kelly performs under which stage name?
Answer: Iggy Azalea
Question: Oscuro is the darkest variety of which aromatic product?
Answer: Cigar Wrapper
Question: Which is the only English sporting venue apart from the Oval to have held both an F.A. Cup Final and an England cricket test match?
Answer: Bramall Lane
Question: A maple leaf is the livery of which airline?
Answer: Air Canada
Question: Who was the first the first U.S. president to be born a United States citizen?
Answer: (Martin) Van Buren
Question: Which birds make the saliva nests used in the Chinese delicacy bird’s nest soup?
Answer: (Cave) Swifts
Question: Paraesthesia is the medical term for which condition?
Answer: Pins & needles
Question: In which county are the towns of Okehampton, Sidmouth and South Molton?
Answer: Devon
Question: Who wrote the "Sharpe" novels?
Answer: Bernard Cornwell
Question: Which British Prime Minister said: "The world is becoming a lunatic asylum, run by lunatics"?
Answer: David Lloyd George
Question: What is the comparative rank in the RAF of a Brigadier in the army?
Answer: Air Commodore
Question: If a dish is cooked or served "a La Portuguese", what is it with?
Answer: Tomatoes
Question: Who founded The Promenade Concerts in 1895?
Answer: Henry Wood
Question: Rg is the chemical symbol for which element, named after a Nobel Prize winner for Physics?
Answer: Roentgenium
Question: Which car manufacturer's logo has one big star and five small stars on its badge, its name translating as "Pleiades"?
Answer: Subaru
Question: Which 1985 TV series starred David Suchet in the title role about the proposed construction of a motorway through Cleeve Gorge it also starred George Cole, Julie McKenzie and Simon Cadell?
Answer: Blott on the Landscape
Question: """The flight of the Bumblebee"" comes from which Opera?"
Answer: The Tale of Tsar Saltan
Question: Who took over from Ian Duncan Smith as Minister for Work and Pensions?
Answer: Stephen Crabb
Question: Which of the Teletubbies is missing - Tinky-Winky, Laa-Laa, Po and ?
Answer: Dipsy
Question: Which novel is set in the seventh century AF (After Ford) - 632 years after the birth of the inventor of the model T?
Answer: Brave New World
Question: What is the first word of the song Memory from the musical Cats?
Answer: Midnight
Question: Cobalt is a shade of what colour?
Answer: Blue
Question: Who played Old Deuteronomy and Bustopher Jones in the original London production of Cats in 1981?
Answer: Brian Blessed
Question: What word can be part of an arch, part of the description of a team of incompetent policeman and a nickname of the state of Pennsylvania?
Answer: Keystone
Question: The adjective navicular means shaped like which object?
Answer: Boat
Question: The name of which popular game comes from the Swahili word for build?
Answer: Jenga
Question: If a dress is a size 8 in the USA what size is it in the UK?
Answer: Size 12
Question: The Tarantella is a form of folk music and a ballroom dance originating from which country?
Answer: Italy
Question: Which team won The Superbowl in 2016?
Answer: Denver Broncos
Question: In which art gallery would you find The Haywain by Constable, The Stonemasons by Canaletto and The Arnolfini Protrait by Van Eyck?
Answer: National Gallery London
Question: What is the name of the mouthpiece of a brass musical instrument?
Answer: Embouchure
Question: """Durham Early"" and ""January King"" are types of which vegetable?"
Answer: Cabbage
Question: Anything you can do" and "There's no business like show business" are songs from which musical?
Answer: Annie Get Your Gun
Question: Name the year; Military coup in Greece removes Constantine II, Che Guevara is captured and shot in Bolivia and Celtic beat Inter-Milan 2-1 in the European Cup final.
Answer: 1967
Question: Delphinium is the botanical name for which common flower?
Answer: Larkspur
Question: At what time of the day is the Ceremony of the Keys held in the Tower of London?
Answer: 10pm
Question: What colour is the 100 euro note?
Answer: Green
Question: In which Canadian City would you find the Skytrain overhead railway?
Answer: Vancouver
Question: Who hosts Radio 1 breakfast show?
Answer: Nick Grimshaw
Question: What position does Amber Rudd hold in the Cabinet?
Answer: Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change
Question: Costa Coffee and Premier Inn are owned by which company?
Answer: WHITBREAD
Question: Who founded the eponymous fashion label DVF?
Answer: DIANE VON FURSTENBERG
Question: North Foreland and South Foreland are chalk headlands in which English county?
Answer: KENT
Question: What is the two-word title by which the Simon and Garfunkel song "The 59th Street Bridge Song" is familiarly known?
Answer: FEELIN' GROOVY
Question: Which Socialist was elected President of France on this day in 1981?
Answer: FRANCOIS
Question: """Cinderella Rockefella"" was a Number One single in 1968 for Esther and Abi (who)?"
Answer: OFARIM
Question: In the Famous Five stories by Enid Blyton which of the children owns Timmy the dog?
Answer: GEORGE (or GEORGINA)
Question: What was the setting for the BBC TV comedy "Early Doors"?
Answer: A PUB
Question: Which European country has the Leu as its currency?
Answer: Romania
Question: On a standard UK typewriter keyboard, over which number is a circumflex positioned?
Answer: 6
Question: Channel 4 have recently announced that they are to screen a one off special of which show to coincide with the EU referendum, presented by Antoine de Caunes and Jean-Paul Gaultier which has been off air since 2007?
Answer: Eurotrash
Question: In what year was the first Formula One motor racing world championship held?
Answer: 1950
Question: Which Royal Navy heavy cruiser sank the German battleship Bismarck on May 27th 1941?
Answer: HMS Dorsetshire
Question: In which UK city is the Bullring Shopping centre?
Answer: Birmingham
Question: BFN, CPT, DUR & JNB are all IATA codes for airports in which country?
Answer: South Africa
Question: The secretary-general of the Tanzania China-Africa Business Council, Yang Fenglan, has gone on trial in Dar es Salaam recently, she is accused of being the kingpin of a ring involved in the illegal trade of what?
Answer: Ivory
Question: Which internet based company has its headquarters at 1 Hacker Way, Menlo Park, California?
Answer: Facebook
Question: What was the name of Elvis Presley’s entourage?
Answer: Memphis Mafia
Question: Which pre-Raphaelite painted The Light of the World which shows Jesus preparing to knock on an overgrown and long-unopened door?
Answer: WILLIAM HOLMAN HUNT
Question: Which rugby league club played at Thrum Hall between 1886 and 1998?
Answer: HALIFAX
Question: Which word can be a flightless bird, a Greek goddess or the second largest moon of Saturn?
Answer: RHEA
Question: What name is given to the shortest hole on the Old Course at Royal Troon Golf Club?
Answer: POSTAGE STAMP
Question: Racing driver Jacky Ickx and athlete Ivo Van Damme have both been Sports Personality of the Year in which country?
Answer: BELGIUM
Question: In office from 1969 to 1973 who was Richard Nixon’s first Vice President?
Answer: SPIRO T AGNEW
Question: Which English born author and inventor was a Radar instructor during world war two, pioneered the science of geostationary satellite orbiting in the late 1940's, discovered underwater ruins while scuba diving off Sri Lanka in 1956 and was knighted by the Queen in 1998, 10 years before his death?
Answer: (Arthur C.) Clarke
Question: German engineer and architect Hermann Tilke is best known for his design of over 25 what around the world?
Answer: Motor Racing Circuits
Question: Dennis Hennessy, a convicted murderer from London was last month sentenced to a six month prison sentence, after he was caught 'admiring gardens', where?
Answer: Buckingham Palace
Question: BOM, HYD & DEL are all IATA codes for airports in which country]?
Answer: India
Question: Which James Bond film was the first to be released in the U.K. with an age restricting classification rating?
Answer: License to Kill
Question: What is the capital city of Afghanistan?
Answer: Kabul
Question: Which strait in north-west Scotland separates the north-west Highlands and the northern Inner Hebrides, from Lewis and Harris in the Outer 1 Hebrides?
Answer: The Minch
Question: Today is the birthday of the current Chief Scout, born in 1974, who is he?
Answer: (Bear) Grylls
Question: What is the real first name of current Chief Scout, Bear Grylls?
Answer: Edward
Question: Which Actress was the mother of the actress Janette Scott?
Answer: (Thora) Hird
Question: In geometry what name is given to an angle between 180 and 360 degrees?
Answer: Reflex
Question: What name links: an old time parish official, actor William Holden's real surname and a 1980's and 90's TV practical joker?
Answer: Beadle
Question: The Minack is an open air theatre carved out of the cliffs in which county?
Answer: Cornwall
Question: Who is the Chief Constable of the Greater Manchester Police Force?
Answer: Ian Hopkins
Question: In Rene Magritte's painting "The Son of Man", what is obscuring the man's face?
Answer: A Green Apple
Question: Currently on channel 4, "Great Canal Journeys", is presented by which husband and wife?
Answer: Timothy West and Prunella Scales
Question: First published in 1989, who wrote "The Lady in the Van"?
Answer: Alan Bennett
Question: Who is Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police Force?
Answer: Bernard Hogan- Howe
Question: Which Public School was founded by John Lyon in 1572?
Answer: Harrow
Question: To which race of people did Goliath belong?
Answer: The Philistines
Question: Which body of water separates Cuba from Haiti?
Answer: Windward Passage
Question: Which islands lie off the Northwest coast of Anglesey?
Answer: The Skerries
Question: Which French footballer, currently at Manchester United, won the Golden Boy Award, for the best Under 21 player in Europe in 2015?
Answer: Anthony Martial