zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which type of suit , with tapering trousers and a long wide shouldered coat , became fashionable in the 1940's ?
Answer: ZOOT SUIT
Question: In which town does Desperate Dan live ?
Answer: CACTUSVILLE
Question: What is the common name of Scrivener's Palsey ?
Answer: WRITER'S CRAMP
Question: Which gas was once known as ' Fire Damp ' because it often caused explosions in mines ?
Answer: METHANE
Question: In which town is the Wetherspoons pub ' The Eric Bartholemew ' ?
Answer: MORECAMBE
Question: Which artist became the first President of the Royal Academy in 1768 ?
Answer: JOSHUA REYNOLDS
Question: Which Welsh town was granted city status in 2012 ?
Answer: ST ASAPH
Question: The Blowfly is known in the UK by what other common name ?
Answer: BLUEBOTTLE
Question: Which UK TV game show introduced us to Dusty Bin ?
Answer: 3-2-1
Question: In which country is the Kensington Oval cricket stadium ?
Answer: BARBADOS
Question: On which TV show did Mr Blobby first make his appearance ?
Answer: NOEL'S HOUSE PARTY
Question: By what name is the Russian city of Stalingrad now known ?
Answer: VOLGOGRAD
Question: Which type of coal contains the highest carbon count and the fewest impurities ?
Answer: ANTHRACITE
Question: Who wrote the music of the oratorios The Apostles and The Kingdom ?
Answer: ELGAR
Question: According to Dr Johnson , " Claret is the liquor for boys ; port , for men " , but he " who aspires to be a hero " must drink - what ?
Answer: BRANDY
Question: Which is the world's longest range of mountains?
Answer: THE ANDES
Question: Which city was the interim capital of Pakistan while Islamabad was being constructed?
Answer: RAWALPINDI
Question: How is the fragrant white spring flower with the botanical name Convalleria Majalis popularly known?
Answer: LILY OF THE VALLEY
Question: In Norse mythology who was the God of Mischief?
Answer: LOKI
Question: In which city is La scala opera house?
Answer: MILAN
Question: How many gills are there in half a gallon?
Answer: 16
Question: Who, along with Leslie Bricusse, wrote the lyrics for the James Bond film song Goldfinger?
Answer: ANTHONY NEWLEY
Question: The garden plant syringa is commonly known as what?
Answer: LILAC
Question: Against which background is Dickens' novel 'A tale of two cities' based?
Answer: THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
Question: In which of the rooms of Buckingham Palace are investitures held?
Answer: BALL ROOM
Question: Which "Games" were first held in Buenos Aires in 1951 and then every four years?
Answer: THE PAN-AMERICAN GAMES
Question: How many inches are there in a Hand, the unit used to measure the height of a horse?
Answer: FOUR
Question: Moses, Muriel, Mollie, Benjamin, Mr Whymper, Squealer and Minimus are all characters that appear in which famous novel of 1945 ?
Answer: ANIMAL FARM
Question: The Brenner Pass connects Italy with which other country ?
Answer: AUSTRIA
Question: Which renowned public school is situated in Godalming in Surrey ?
Answer: CHARTERHOUSE
Question: Which Austrian far right leader was killed in a car crash in October 2008 ?
Answer: Jorg HAIDER
Question: The song ‘ Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas comes from which musical ?
Answer: MEET ME IN ST LOUIS
Question: In physics , which Greek letter is commonly used to denote torque ?
Answer: TAU
Question: Which BBC current affairs programme, the longest-running in the world, is 60 years old this year ?
Answer: PANORAMA
Question: Nellie Forbush is the female protagonist of which musical ?
Answer: SOUTH PACIFIC
Question: Edgeware and Morden are termini of which London Underground line ?
Answer: NORTHERN
Question: The Santuari de Liuc monastery is considered the most important pilgrimage site on which Mediterranean island ?
Answer: MAJORCA
Question: King Ludwig II of Bavaria was the patron of which German composer ?
Answer: WAGNER
Question: What name is given to the form of divination through books ?
Answer: BIBLIOMANCY
Question: What type of animal is the South African dik-dik ?
Answer: ANTELOPE
Question: For which metal is Quicksilver another name ?
Answer: MERCURY
Question: Which British city forms the background to the 2013 TV series The Fall starring Gillian Anderson and Jamie Doran ?
Answer: BELFAST
Question: The musical Man of La Mancha is based on the story of which hero ?
Answer: DON QUIXOTE
Question: Which playwright was the designer of Blenheim Palace and Castle Howard ?
Answer: (Sir John) VANBRUGH
Question: Established in 1951, which was Britain's first National Park ?
Answer: THE PEAK DISTRICT
Question: Which acid has the chemical formula HNO3 ?
Answer: NITRIC ACID
Question: What is a young whale usually called ?
Answer: A CALF
Question: Which King of England was married to Caroline of Ansbach ?
Answer: GEORGE II
Question: Who founded Body Shop in 1976 ?
Answer: ANITA RODDICK
Question: Which country declared war on Japan - the day before the atomic bomb was dropped on Nagasaki ?
Answer: SOVIET UNION
Question: What is the name of Victoria and David Beckham's daughter ?
Answer: HARPER SEVEN
Question: In what decade were Zebra crossings introduced into law in the UK ?
Answer: 1950's
Question: Who won Dancing On Ice 2013 ?
Answer: BETH TWEDDLE
Question: Where, in the strip cartoon, is the home village of Rupert Bear ?
Answer: NUTWOOD
Question: David Mitchell is married to which TV quiz presenter and journalist ?
Answer: VICTORIA COREN
Question: Meles meles is the scientific name of which mammal ?
Answer: BADGER
Question: 'The Worm that Turned', where women ruled the world, was a serial from which TV sketch show ?
Answer: THE TWO RONNIES
Question: For which healing process does the body produce the soluble protein fibrin ?
Answer: BLOOD CLOTTING
Question: Who was appointed Governor of the Bahamas in 1940 ?
Answer: DUKE OF WINDSOR
Question: Who sculpted the figure of the Statue of Liberty ?
Answer: AUGUSTE BARTHOLDI
Question: The Liverpool FC anthem You'll Never Walk Alone comes from which Rodgers and Hammerstein musical ?
Answer: CAROUSEL
Question: 'Gourmet Night' and 'The Kipper and the Corpse' were the titles of episodes from which TV series ?
Answer: FAWLTY TOWERS
Question: Who currently holds the title of Lord of Mann ?
Answer: QUEEN ELIZABETH II
Question: Ulysees is the Roman equivalent of which name from ancient Greek mythology ?
Answer: ODYSSEUS
Question: Kielder Water is a large artificial reservoir in which English county ?
Answer: NORTHUMBERLAND
Question: The formula pi times radius squared times height gives the volume of which three-dimensional geometric shape ?
Answer: A CYLINDER
Question: Who is the Patron Saint of grocers and police ?
Answer: ST MICHAEL
Question: What is the more common name of the Chilean Pine ?
Answer: MONKEY PUZZLE TREE
Question: What was the name of the drummer in TV's The Muppet Show ?
Answer: ANIMAL
Question: Which was the last four funnelled liner to be operated by the Cunard line ?
Answer: AQUITANIA
Question: What is the English title of Strauss's operetta Die Fledermaus ?
Answer: THE BAT
Question: Which actor played Edward VIII in the TV series Edward and Mrs Simpson ?
Answer: EDWARD FOX
Question: Which actress won an Oscar for her role in The Queen ?
Answer: HELEN MIRREN
Question: The name of which curry-flavoured soup of Anglo-Indian origin means "pepper water" ?
Answer: MULLIGATAWNY
Question: Which African mammal, one of the first names in a dictionary, is also known as the ant bear ?
Answer: AARDVARK
Question: What role is played by Rupert Graves in TV's Sherlock ?
Answer: INSPECTOR LESTRADE
Question: What is the surname of the singer Adele ?
Answer: ADKINS
Question: Who replaced Rowan Williams as Archbishop of Canterbury ?
Answer: JUSTIN WELBY
Question: Who played the title role in the 1943 Hollywood film version of The Phantom of the Opera ?
Answer: CLAUDE RAINES
Question: What is the highest mountain in France ?
Answer: MONT BLANC
Question: Which British seabirds are known as 'clowns of the sea' or 'sea parrots' ?
Answer: PUFFIN
Question: Prime Minister David Cameron is an alumnus of which Oxford college ?
Answer: BRASENOSE
Question: Which restaurant chain employed waitresses known as 'Nippies' ?
Answer: J. LYONS & CO
Question: What nationality is the armaments firm Bofors ?
Answer: SWEDISH
Question: In which year was the Butler Education Act passed ?
Answer: 1944
Question: What type of fish is Nemo in the film Finding Nemo ?
Answer: CLOWN FISH
Question: What is the highest peak in Northern Ireland ?
Answer: SLIEVE DONARD
Question: The mascot for the Brazil 2014 World Cup is what type of endangered animal ?
Answer: ARMADILLO
Question: According to Greek Mythology, what was the last thing that remained in Pandora's Box ?
Answer: HOPE
Question: If you were to order Fladenbrot in a German or Turkish restaurant, which food would You be served ?
Answer: BREAD
Question: A Numismatist is a person who has an interest and collects which particular items ?
Answer: COINS
Question: Kenya shares the vast majority of it’s East border with which country ?
Answer: SOMALIA
Question: Which famous author, born in Dublin in 1856 won the Nobel Prize For Literature In 1925 ?
Answer: GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
Question: Who were the last county to be admitted into the County championship ?
Answer: DURHAM
Question: Which bookmaker was founded in 1988 by the merger of 40 shops of three Irish bookmakers ?
Answer: PADDY POWER
Question: Which Welsh golfer won the award for BBC Sports Personality Of The Year in 1957 ?
Answer: DAI REES
Question: """I Whistle A Happy Tune"" and ""Getting To Know You"" are two songs from Which stage musical of 1951 ?"
Answer: THE KING AND I
Question: Published in 1980, which American author wrote the book The Bourne Identity ?
Answer: Robert LUDLUM
Question: Philippa Of Hainault was the wife of which English King ?
Answer: EDWARD III
Question: Puente Alto is the second most highly populated city of which country ?
Answer: CHILE
Question: Which motor company produces car models such as The Picanto, The Soul and The Carens
Answer: KIA
Question: Which letter of the Greek alphabet when written as a capital looks like a triangle ?
Answer: DELTA
Question: Which French port was the first port of call for the ill fated ship The Titanic after it had left Southampton on April 10th 1912 ?
Answer: CHERBOURG
Question: What was the title of the record sung by Clodagh Rogers when she represented the UK at the 1971 Eurovision Song Contest ?
Answer: JACK IN THE BOX
Question: Which European capital city is served by Henri Coanda Airport ?
Answer: BUCHAREST
Question: Which American cartoonist was the creator of the popular 1931 comic strip Dick Tracy ?
Answer: Chester GOULD
Question: Which European capital city is served by Vaclav Havel Airport ?
Answer: PRAGUE
Question: In mythology, if Vulcan was the Roman god of fire, who was the Greek equivalent ?
Answer: HEPHAESTUS
Question: Who was executed in 1955 at Holloway Prison for the murder of racing driver David Blakely ?
Answer: RUTH ELLIS
Question: Which Australian won the men’s singles title at Wimbledon in 1964 and 1965?
Answer: ROY EMERSON
Question: Donald Tusk aged 56 is the current Prime Minister of which country ?
Answer: POLAND
Question: What is the name of Oxford University’s Cricket Ground ?
Answer: THE PARKS
Question: On how many occasions did Jimmy Connors win the men’s singles title at Wimbledon ?
Answer: TWICE
Question: In which English county is the source of the River Trent ?
Answer: STAFFORDSHIRE
Question: The 1954 film Demetrius And The Gladiators was the sequel to which film of 1953 ?
Answer: THE ROBE
Question: The Ipcress File, published in 1962 was the very first novel for which British Author ?
Answer: LEN DEIGHTON
Question: If you were served food in a French restaurant 'En Brochette' how exactly would it be presented ?
Answer: ON A SKEWER
Question: What is the name of the 'Phantom' in the famous story Phantom Of The Opera?
Answer: ERIK
Question: What was the maiden name of the mother of William Shakespeare ?
Answer: ARDEN
Question: Which Peugeot model won the award for European Car Of The Year in 1988 ?
Answer: 405
Question: In the card game 'Happy Families', how many cards make up a complete family ?
Answer: FOUR
Question: In the original version of the board game Trivial Pusuit, how many subject categories are there ?
Answer: SIX
Question: Which commonly used acid has the formula HNO3 ?
Answer: NITRIC ACID
Question: Which European city was destroyed by an earthquake in 1753 ?
Answer: LISBON
Question: Who won this year's cycling Tour of Britain ?
Answer: SIR BRADLEY WIGGINS
Question: Which musical, the winner of 9 Tony awards, is currently running at the Prince of Wales theatre in London ?
Answer: THE BOOK OF MORMON
Question: In which film did Jack Lemmon play the role of Professor Fate ?
Answer: THE GREAT RACE
Question: Which commission published its report on the assassination of President Kennedy on September 17, 1964 ?
Answer: WARREN COMMISSION
Question: What is the clinical word for the navel or belly button ?
Answer: UMBILICUS
Question: Arreciffe is the capital of which of the Canary Islands ?
Answer: LANZAROTE
Question: Which Australian attraction is known as 'The Coathanger' ?
Answer: SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE
Question: Which herb is principally associated with Bearnaise sauce ?
Answer: TARRAGON
Question: Who wrote the orchestral work Carnival of the Animals in 1886 ?
Answer: SAINT-SAENS
Question: What is the main currency unit of Hungary ?
Answer: FORINT
Question: What does a candela measure ?
Answer: LUMINOUS INTENSITY
Question: Which lines on a map connect points with equal atmospheric pressure ?
Answer: ISOBARS
Question: Every January , the inhabitants of Lerwick on the Shetland Islands burn a full-size replica of what ?
Answer: VIKING LONGSHIP
Question: What is the longest river in Italy ?
Answer: THE PO
Question: In which of London's Royal Parks is Speakers' Corner located ?
Answer: HYDE PARK
Question: Biltong is a cured meat from which country ?
Answer: SOUTH AFRICA
Question: Tower Bridge in London is an example of what kind of bridge ?
Answer: BASCULE
Question: The Australian kookaburra is one of the largest species of which bird ?
Answer: KINGFISHER
Question: Which fastening system was developed by Swiss inventor George de Mestral?
Answer: VELCRO
Question: Who became the 120th Briton to win a Nobel Prize by winning this year's prize for physics ?
Answer: PETER HIGGS
Question: A tiger called Richard Parker appears in which novel by Yann Martel ?
Answer: LIFE OF PI
Question: Which was the second James Bond film to star Daniel Craig in the title role ?
Answer: QUANTUM OF SOLACE
Question: Which capital city was planned by Pierre l'Enfant in the 1790s ?
Answer: WASHINGTON DC
Question: Where would you find the hardest substance in the human body ?
Answer: TEETH
Question: What feature of Japanese life is the Shinkansen ?
Answer: THE BULLET TRAIN
Question: What was Mr Darcy's first name in Pride and Prejudice ?
Answer: FITZWILLIAM
Question: Which children's comic was named after the son of Andy Capp ?
Answer: BUSTER
Question: Which classic film ends with the line " .... After all, tomorrow is another day."?
Answer: GONE WITH THE WIND
Question: Who wrote the music of the German national anthem ?
Answer: HAYDN
Question: What did a chandler originally make ?
Answer: CANDLES
Question: Which Italian city is served by Gallileo Galilei airport ?
Answer: PISA
Question: Karl Landsteiner won a Nobel Prize for his discovery of what ?
Answer: BLOOD GROUPS
Question: Cassiterite is the primary ore of which metallic element ?
Answer: TIN
Question: Which are of Tokyo, famous for its department stores, boutiques and restaurants, is one of the most luxurious shopping districts in the world ?
Answer: GINZA
Question: Libreville is the capital of which African country ?
Answer: GABON
Question: Which former US President will be celebrating his 89th birthday today ?
Answer: JIMMY CARTER
Question: Which chemical element, Atomic Number 17, gets its name from the Greek word for green ?
Answer: CHLORINE
Question: Who did Wigan beat 16 - 0 to win the 2013 RL Challenge Cup at Wembley?
Answer: HULL FC
Question: By what name is the Gravelly Hill Interchange better known?
Answer: Spaghetti Junction
Question: A methuselah of wine holds the equivalent of how many bottles?
Answer: Eight
Question: What does a cartophilist collect?
Answer: Cigarette cards
Question: What was the first name of Dustin Hoffman's female character in Tootsie?
Answer: Dorothy
Question: How did soul singer Otis Redding die in 1967?
Answer: Plane crash
Question: Who invented the revolver (handgun)?
Answer: Samuel Colt
Question: In which ocean is Ascension Island?
Answer: Atlantic
Question: In which country was cricketer Ted Dexter born?
Answer: Italy
Question: The 2,228m high Mount Kosciuszko is the highest mainland mountain of which country?
Answer: Australia
Question: Tirana is the capital of which country?
Answer: Albania
Question: Polytetrafluoroethylene (PTFE) is better known by what DuPont brand name?
Answer: Teflon
Question: In which year did the ocean liner the QE2 make her maiden voyage?
Answer: 1969
Question: What is produced in the islets of Langerhans in the pancreas?
Answer: Hormones
Question: What is the largest rough gem-quality diamond ever found (as at 2010)?
Answer: The Cullinan Diamond
Question: The religious slot Thought for the Day features in which BBC Radio show?
Answer: Today
Question: What chemical element's symbol derives from the Latin word aurum, meaning 'shining dawn'?
Answer: Gold
Question: Jibbons and scallions are alternative words for which vegetables?
Answer: Spring onions
Question: Who became Baron of Kington-upon-Hull when joining the House of Lords in July 2010?
Answer: John Prescott
Question: Photophobia is extreme sensitivity to, or fear of, what?
Answer: Light
Question: Which major UK racecourse is at Prestbury Park?
Answer: Cheltenham
Question: Ibiza is in which Mediterranean island group?
Answer: Balearic Islands
Question: In medicine, carditis is the inflammation of which organ of the human body?
Answer: Heart
Question: What is the capital of Haiti?
Answer: Port-au-Prince
Question: What is the surname of Truman, played by Jim Carrey, in the 1998 film The Truman Show?
Answer: Burbank
Question: Which phobia is colloquially associated with the disease rabies?
Answer: Hydrophobia
Question: Neat, kine, and beeves are old collective words for what?
Answer: Cattle
Question: International telephone dialling codes for Africa generally begin with what number?
Answer: 2
Question: How many horns does the British minotaur dung beetle have?
Answer: Three
Question: Who was the first female presenter on UK TV's Top of The Pops, who made only one appearance in 1982 to celebrate BBC Radio One's 15th birthday?
Answer: Annie Nightingale
Question: What is the name of the trimmed tree trunk tossed in competition in the Highland Games?
Answer: Caber
Question: In rugby union, which position is known only by the number on the shirt?
Answer: Number Eight
Question: Wenlock and Mandeville are the mascots of which sporting event?
Answer: 2012 London Olympics
Question: Who succeeded John Major as leader of the UK Conservative Party in 1997?
Answer: William Hague
Question: The Alpine ski resort of St Moritz is in which country?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: What is the public declaration, usually in a church, of an intended marriage?
Answer: The banns
Question: If someone is bibulous, what are they addicted to or fond of?
Answer: Alcohol
Question: How many squares are traditionally on a Snakes and Ladders board?
Answer: One hundred
Question: What is the Russian term for an astronaut?
Answer: Cosmonaut
Question: Which palace is the official London residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury?
Answer: Lambeth Palace
Question: A tercentenary is an anniversary of how many years?
Answer: Three hundred
Question: What is the name of a Spanish dance, and associated with this a short jacket worn open at the front?
Answer: Bolero
Question: What is the name of the small hammer with a circular rubber head used by doctors to test body reflexes, particularly at the knee?
Answer: Plexor
Question: The Scandinavian raw dish gravlax is made from which creature?
Answer: Salmon
Question: A dageurreotype was an early type of what?
Answer: Photograph
Question: Cnut the Great, who ruled Denmark, England, Norway and parts of Sweden from 1018-35, is commonly known by what other name, particularly relating to a story of attempting to 'rule the sea'?
Answer: King Canute
Question: Abhorson is an executioner in which Shakespeare play?
Answer: Measure For Measure
Question: What Japanese expression derives from two colloquial Japanese words meaning 'belly cutting'?
Answer: Hara-Kiri
Question: In which country was escapologist Harry Houdini born?
Answer: Hungary
Question: What is the main ingredient of the Italian dish frittata?
Answer: Eggs
Question: Which is the largest joint in the human body?
Answer: Knee
Question: How many stars are on the national flag of China?
Answer: Five
Question: During which month is Republic Day in Italy?
Answer: June
Question: In anatomy, 'plantar' relates to which part of the human body?
Answer: Foot
Question: Sfumato is a technique in what?
Answer: Painting
Question: A Munro, of which there are 283, is a Scottish mountain which is over how many feet high?
Answer: 3,000
Question: An anemometer is a guage used for recording the speed of what?
Answer: Wind
Question: Which of the Rolling Stones has a cameo role as Captain Jack Teague, father of Jack Sparrow in 'Pirates of the Caribbean, At World's End'?
Answer: Keith Richards
Question: In the UK in the 1930s, what was named after the Minister of Transport?
Answer: Belisha Beacon
Question: How many players are (on the field) in a men's lacrosse team (one team not both teams)?
Answer: 10
Question: New York City comprises how many boroughs?
Answer: 5
Question: According to the singer Katie Melua, how many million bicycles are there in Beijing? 5; 9; 10; or 25?
Answer: 9
Question: Twain is an old English word for which number?
Answer: 2
Question: Which jockey won the 1981 UK Grand National on Aldaniti?
Answer: Bob Champion
Question: In which year did Morocco gain its independence from France?
Answer: 1956
Question: Lake Balaton is in which European country?
Answer: Hungary
Question: During which battle of 1876 did the Sioux Indians massacre George Custer's Seventh Cavalry Regiment?
Answer: Battle of the Little Big Horn
Question: The eldest son of Queen Victoria became which king?
Answer: Edward VII
Question: Welsh singer Michael Barratt is better known by which name?
Answer: Shakin' Stevens
Question: Which British comedienne's autobiography is entitled 'Look Back In Hunger'?
Answer: Jo Brand
Question: Total of the sides on a pentagon and a heptagon?
Answer: 12
Question: 'The curse of Scotland' diamonds playing card?
Answer: 9
Question: The age that Brian Jones, Janis Joplin, Jimmy Hendrix, Jim Morrison and Kurt Kobain all died?
Answer: 27
Question: With species called common, Danube and Italian, what creature is a bleak; Bird; Fish; Crab; or Whale?
Answer: Fish
Question: Which composer died on 5th December 1791, aged 35?
Answer: Mozart
Question: A mooli is which type of vegetable?
Answer: Radish
Question: The John Rylands Library is in which English city?
Answer: Manchester
Question: What class of creature is a scorpion?
Answer: Arachnid
Question: In which year was the Metropolitan Police Service established in London?
Answer: 1829
Question: Petrography is the study of what?
Answer: Rocks
Question: The UK Glastonbury music festival was originally known as what name (combined with 'festival'), taken from a nearby village?
Answer: Pilton
Question: An ammeter measures electrical what?
Answer: Current
Question: Anthracite is a type of what?
Answer: Coal
Question: In which country is the Nafud Desert?
Answer: Saudi Arabia
Question: A mummichog is what type of creature?
Answer: Fish
Question: Tahiti is the largest of which group of islands?
Answer: Society
Question: In 1919, which country became the first to legalise abortion?
Answer: Russia
Question: If something is 'fluviatile', it is produced or found in a?
Answer: River
Question: The Odense River is in which European country?
Answer: Denmark
Question: In 1760, Belgian inventor Joseph Merlin patented which item of footwear?
Answer: Roller skates
Question: When steel is galvanized it is most commonly coated by what?
Answer: Zinc