zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: In which decade was the Bernardo Bertolucci directed film 'Last Tango In Paris' released?
Answer: 1970's
Question: Albert II, the Sovereign Prince of Monaco is a member of which Royal House?
Answer: GRIMALDI
Question: In which city were the 2002 Winter Olympic Games held?
Answer: SALT LAKE CITY
Question: Who launched the 'Today' newspaper in 1986?
Answer: EDDY SHAH
Question: Which Hungarian born Modernist was the architect of 2, Willow Road in Hampstead?
Answer: ERNO GOLDFINGER
Question: Which Rugby League club has been coached by Brian McClennan and Brian McDermott?
Answer: LEEDS (Rhinos)
Question: The Hoover Dam is on the border of Arizona and which other state?
Answer: NEVADA
Question: Who did Henry Cooper fight in his last bout?
Answer: JOE BUGNER
Question: """It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of good fortune, must be in want of a wife"", is the first line of which Jane Austen novel?"
Answer: 'PRIDE AND PREJUDICE'
Question: Who is the husband of Dutch model Lara Stone?
Answer: DAVID WALLIAMS
Question: Which Harvard Professor features in the novels 'Angels And Demons' and 'The Da Vinci Code' by Dan Brown?
Answer: 'ROBERT LANGDON'
Question: Which member of the Royal Family married Katharine Worsley in 1961?
Answer: DUKE OF KENT
Question: What is 'Emma's' surname in the Jane Austen novel 'Emma'?
Answer: 'WOODHOUSE'
Question: What was the title of the 1991 Channel 4 drama in which Robert Lindsay played 'Michael Murray' the militant Labour leader of a city council?
Answer: 'G.B.H.'
Question: Which school was founded in 1382 by William of Wykeham?
Answer: WINCHESTER
Question: 'ETIHAD Airways' is based in which of the United Arab Emirates?
Answer: ABU DHABI
Question: What was the surname of the character known as 'Face' or 'Faceman' in the 1980's TV show 'The A-Team'?
Answer: 'PECK'
Question: Which former British landmark is now the most famous tourist attraction in Lake Havasu City, Arizona?
Answer: LONDON BRIDGE
Question: The majority of 'The Only Way Is Essex' is set and filmed in which Essex town?
Answer: BRENTWOOD
Question: Developed sometime before 1915 by a bartender named Ngiam Tong Boon, which cocktail contains Gin, Cherry Heering, Benedictine,and fresh Sarawak Pineapple juice?
Answer: 'SINGAPORE SLING'
Question: On the 1st. January 2012, which artist was appointed to the Order of Merit?
Answer: DAVID HOCKNEY
Question: What is the name of the Japanese martial art of fencing that uses bamboo swords called Shinai?
Answer: KENDO
Question: What was the name of the South African student leader who died in 1977 whilst in police custody?
Answer: STEVE BIKO
Question: Of the four stations that appear on a 'Monopoly' board, which is the busiest (in terms of passenger numbers) in real life?
Answer: LIVERPOOL STREET
Question: Describing events in its capital of 'Laurania', as unrest against the dictatorial government turns to revolution, 'Savrola' published in 1899, was the only novel written by which Nobel Prize winner?
Answer: WINSTON S. CHURCHILL
Question: What is the tallest building in Europe?
Answer: The Shard, London
Question: Who is the famous mother of TV presenter Claudia Winkelman?
Answer: Eve Pollard
Question: In “Absolutely Fabulous”, who played Bubbles?
Answer: Jane Horrocks
Question: “By the pricking of my thumbs, something wicked this way comes” is a quote from which Shakespeare play?
Answer: Macbeth
Question: Luqa airport serves which holiday destination?
Answer: Malta
Question: Which Britis explorer travelled disguised as a Muslim to Mecca and Medina in 1853?
Answer: Sir Richard Burton
Question: In which state is Lewiston, the furthest inland seaport on the west coast of America?
Answer: Idaho
Question: Frederictown is the capital of which Canadian province?
Answer: New Brunswick
Question: In “Keeping Up Appearances”, who played Onslow?
Answer: Geoffrey Hughes
Question: On TV what did Dilithium crystals power?
Answer: The Starship Enterprise
Question: Which writer published “Public Confessions of a middle aged woman aged 55 ¾?
Answer: Sue Townsend
Question: Who received the best actor Oscar for the 1934 film ' It Happened One Night'?
Answer: CLARK GABLE
Question: From which 1950 film musical does the song "I Got the Sun in the Morning" come?
Answer: ANNIE GET YOUR GUN
Question: How was Amandine Aurore Lucie Dupin better known?
Answer: GEORGE SAND
Question: From which 1950 film musical does the song "Honey Bun" come?
Answer: SOUTH PACIFIC
Question: Which group has released the albums "Fear Of Music", 'True Stories" and "Remain In Light"?
Answer: TALKING HEADS
Question: Which religion celebrates the festival of Dewali?
Answer: HINDU
Question: The musical term to play at a slow and dignified pace is what?
Answer: LARGO
Question: Which island's capital is Flying Fish Cove?
Answer: CHRISTMAS ISLAND
Question: In "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats", which is the mystery cat and Napoleon of Crime?
Answer: MACAVITY
Question: Which religion celebrates the festival of 'Baisakhi' or 'Vaisakhi'?
Answer: SIKH
Question: Which company introduced the first instant coffee in 1937?
Answer: NESTLES
Question: Henry Cooper controversially lost his British Tile in 1971 to which Boxer?
Answer: JOE BUGNER
Question: In which year was the £1 coin introduced into circulation?
Answer: 1983
Question: Which car manufacturer makes the 'Zetec' model?
Answer: FORD
Question: Which is the most common element in the Earth's crust after oxygen?
Answer: SILICON
Question: Who succeeded Kruschev as Soviet Prime Minister in 1964?
Answer: KOSYGIN
Question: In which year did the new halfpenny cease to be legal tender?
Answer: 1984
Question: What is the legal term, used in law to describe the state of those related through marriage?
Answer: AFFINITY
Question: Joe Strummer and Mick Jones were singers and guitarists with which band?
Answer: CLASH
Question: Which US city is home to the American Football team, the 'Bengals'?
Answer: CINCINATTI
Question: Who won his ninth 'Skol World Darts' title in January 2001?
Answer: PHIL TAYLOR
Question: Who was Bertie Aherne's predecessor as Prime Minister of Eire?
Answer: JOHN BRUTON
Question: What is the currency of Eire?
Answer: THE EURO
Question: Which Mediterranean island's two main beaches are called Ses Salines and Es Cavellet?
Answer: IBIZA
Question: Which two words were used to promote Greta Garbo's 1930 film, 'Anna Christie'?
Answer: """GARBO TALKS"""
Question: Who was the first 'baby boomer' President to sit in the White House?
Answer: WILLIAM JEFFERSON CLINTON
Question: Who was murdered along with O.J. Simpson's wife Nicole?
Answer: RONALD GOLDMAN
Question: What type of food is 'Gravadlax'?
Answer: FISH
Question: In which county is the Sizewell nuclear power station?
Answer: SUFFOLK
Question: Which doll's name gave 'Aqua' a number one hit?
Answer: 'BARBIE'
Question: Who is accredited with saying "I know I have the body of a weak and feeble woman, but I have the heart of a king, and a king of England too"?
Answer: ELIZABETH I
Question: Who starred opposite Walter Pidgeon in the 1942 film 'Mrs. Miniver'?
Answer: GREER GARSON
Question: Who played 'Fletcher Christian' to Charles Laughton's 'Captain Bligh' in the film 'Mutiny On The Bounty'?
Answer: CLARKE GABLE
Question: Zanzibar lies off the coast of which African country?
Answer: TANZANIA
Question: What was Elvis Presley's first UK hit single?
Answer: 'HEARTBREAK HOTEL'
Question: What was the name of the ship on which Dr. Crippen was apprehended on docking in America?
Answer: S.S. MONTROSE
Question: In which play by Shakespeare does the character 'Sir Andrew Aguecheek' appear?
Answer: 'TWELFTH NIGHT'
Question: Which former Music Hall comedian played 'Harry Payne' in television's 'Coronation Street' in 1978?
Answer: MAX WALL
Question: Which artist painted a portrait of Sir Winston Churchill that was later destroyed by Lady Churchill?
Answer: GRAHAM SUTHERLAND
Question: Who became the first President of Tanzania in 1964?
Answer: JULIUS NYERERE
Question: In which European city would you be if you landed at 'Ruzyne Airport'?
Answer: PRAGUE
Question: From which island does 'Marsala Wine' come?
Answer: SICILY
Question: Which artist who lived from 1445 to 1510 painted 'The Birth Of Venus'?
Answer: SANDRO BOTTICELLI
Question: The songs 'Sing, Sing, Sing' and 'Sabine Women' are from which 1954 stage musical?
Answer: 'SEVEN BRIDES FOR SEVEN BROTHERS'
Question: What was the name of Captain Scott's ship on his last Antarctic voyage?
Answer: TERRA NOVA
Question: Which Biblical character is the son of Isaac and the twin brother of Jacob?
Answer: ESAU
Question: Which artist who lived from 1450 to 1516, painted 'The Garden Of Earthly Delights'?
Answer: HIERONYMOUS BOSCH
Question: To which family of birds does the 'Bittern' belong?
Answer: HERON
Question: Which comedian married his partner Kevin McGee in a civil ceremony in 2006?
Answer: MATT LUCAS
Question: Baku is the capital of which country?
Answer: AZERBIJAN
Question: With which orchestral instrument would you associate Yo-Yo Ma?
Answer: CELLO
Question: What is the main ingredient of the Middle-Eastern dish or snack 'Falafel'?
Answer: CHICK PEAS
Question: Name the Scottish Football League club whose home ground is in Dumfries?
Answer: QUEEN OF THE SOUTH
Question: Which composer was born in Belgium in 1822 but later became a French citizen?
Answer: CESAR FRANCK
Question: Spiny, Clawed and Slipper are varieties of which creature?
Answer: LOBSTER
Question: Which is the most southerly 'Sea Area' in the 'Shipping Forecast'?
Answer: TRAFALGAR
Question: Which singer was born with the forenames George Ivan?
Answer: VAN MORRISON.
Question: Gary Lightbody is the lead singer with which band?
Answer: 'SNOW PATROL'
Question: By what name is the flower Campanula better known?
Answer: CANTERBURY BELL
Question: Gaberone is the capital of which African state?
Answer: BOTSWANA
Question: Who was the unlikely European correspondent of The New York Tribune in 1853?
Answer: KARL MARX
Question: The 'Eduskunta' is the name given to the national parliament of which European country?
Answer: FINLAND
Question: In which city is the American t.v. show 'ER' set?
Answer: CHICAGO.
Question: What is the capital city of Southern Sudan?
Answer: JUBA
Question: Mississippi shares its eastern border with which other state?
Answer: ALABAMA
Question: Which stategic computer game, in which the player takes control of the members of a suburban household, is the best-selling PC video game of all time?
Answer: 'THE SIMS'
Question: Which car-racing simulation game is the best-selling video game of all time on both Playstation and Playstation 3?
Answer: 'GRAN TOURISMO'
Question: Which common component of antacids and laxatives is a suspension of Magnesium hydroxide in water?
Answer: MILK OF MAGNESIA
Question: Which English scientist and philosopher invented the magnifying glass in 1250?
Answer: ROGER BACON
Question: In which country do the football teams 'Grasshopper' and 'Young Boys' play?
Answer: SWITZERLAND
Question: Which fish is used in the soup 'Cullen Skink'?
Answer: HADDOCK
Question: Who presented the t.v. religious programme 'Highway', first broadcast in 1983?
Answer: HARRY SECOMBE
Question: What is the home venue of the 'New York Nicks' in the NBA and the 'New York Rangers' in the NHL?
Answer: MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Question: What is the name of the shipyard at which the 'Titanic' was built?
Answer: HARLAND AND WOLFF
Question: Which resort is the site of the Grand Hotel, damaged by shelling by the German Navy in 1914 and the North Marine Road Ground, the site of an annual Cricket festival?
Answer: SCARBOROUGH
Question: Ralph Boston won gold at the 1960 Olympics, silver at the 1964 Olympics and bronze at the 1968 Olympics, in which athletics event?
Answer: LONG JUMP
Question: Who wrote the series of novels featuring the adventurer 'Dirk Pitt'?
Answer: CLIVE CUSSLER
Question: What was the name of the nurse played by Lynda Barron in 'Open All Hours'?
Answer: 'NURSE GLADYS EMMANUEL'
Question: What is the national flower of India?
Answer: LOTUS
Question: There are six types or flavours of Quark. Which one is missing: up, down, bottom, top, strange and ........?
Answer: CHARM
Question: In physics, what is defined as mass per unit volume?
Answer: DENSITY
Question: Which 'Oscar' winning actress was, in 1986, the first African-American entrant in the 'Miss World' contest?
Answer: HALLE BERRY
Question: Which Durham new town is named after a miner's leader?
Answer: PETERLEE
Question: Which horse won the 2014 Cheltenham Gold Cup?
Answer: Lord Windermere
Question: Which American car company made the Firebird and Phoenix models?
Answer: Pontiac
Question: What name is given to the traditional Malay dagger with a wavy blade?
Answer: Kris
Question: Britt Ekland played Mary Goodnight in which James Bond film?
Answer: The Man With the Golden Gun
Question: According to The Beeges’ first British hit single, which fictitious catastrophe occurred in 1941?
Answer: New York Mining Disaster
Question: What name is given to the individual prongs on a fork?
Answer: Tines
Question: Which Italian artist painted “The Stonemason’s Yard”?
Answer: Canaletto
Question: Which ship escaped under the cover of darknes in July 1949 along the flooded Yangtse river?
Answer: HMS Amethyst
Question: Who created and drew the comic strip “The Fosdyke Saga”?
Answer: Bill Tidy
Question: Telly Savalas played the villainous Blofeld in which James Bond film?
Answer: On Her Majesty’s Secret Service
Question: More familiar for television roles, who played King Edward the First in the film “Braveheart”?
Answer: Patrick McGoohan
Question: Which Victorian artist painted “The Boyhood of Raleigh”?
Answer: John Everett Millais
Question: Between 1867 and 1914 wjat title was given to the viceroy of Egypt?
Answer: Khedive
Question: Which schoolboy, created by Anthony Buckeridge, attended Linbury Court School?
Answer: Jennings
Question: Which is the outermost layer of the atmosphere?
Answer: Exosphere
Question: Morton’s Tower stands at the entrance to which London palace?
Answer: Lambeth Palace
Question: What is Puck's alternative name in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"?
Answer: ROBIN GOODFELLOW
Question: Which Supermarket chain has run a series of 'Computers For Schools' voucher schemes?
Answer: TESCO
Question: Which major car company owns 'Seat'?
Answer: VOLKSWAGEN
Question: What type of coffee traditionally comes from Yemen?
Answer: MOCHA
Question: Which other car company owns Ferrari?
Answer: FIAT
Question: Which treaty, signed in May 1902, ended the Boer War?
Answer: VEREENIGING
Question: 'Sean Dillon' is an ex-IRA terrorist created by which author?
Answer: JACK HIGGINS
Question: Who composed the opera 'Lakme'?
Answer: DELIBES
Question: What was the name of the Blackburn weaver who invented the'Spinning Jenny'?
Answer: JAMES HARGREAVES
Question: The Jay belongs to which bird family?
Answer: CROW
Question: Who wrote the poem 'The Village Blacksmith'?
Answer: HENRY LONGFELLOW
Question: Whose law states"Bad money drives out good"?
Answer: GRESHAM'S LAW
Question: Who would usually use a sword called an 'Estoque'?
Answer: MATADOR
Question: What is the eleventh letter of the Greek alphabet, the equivalent of our letter 'L'?
Answer: LAMBDA
Question: Which author's works include 'Pied Piper' and 'No Highway'?
Answer: NEVILLE SHUTE
Question: In which part of the human body can the 'Tragus' be found?
Answer: THE EAR
Question: Which Italian city is served by 'Malapensa Airport'?
Answer: MILAN
Question: From the roots of which plant is Tapioca made?
Answer: CASSAVA
Question: Which non-metallic element is obtained via the 'Frasch Process'?
Answer: SULPHUR
Question: Which American author wrote 'Death In The Afternoon', a non-fiction work about Spanish bull fighting?
Answer: ERNEST HEMMINGWAY
Question: 'Poker Face' was a 2009 number one for which singer?
Answer: 'LADY GAGA'
Question: Which company manufactures the Wii video games console?
Answer: NINTENDO
Question: Bryan Adams'(Everything I Do) I Do It For You’ spent 16 weeks at number one in 1991. Which 'U2' single finally knocked it from number one?
Answer: 'THE FLY'
Question: Who wrote the music for the ballet 'The Three-Cornered Hat'?
Answer: MANUEL de FALLA
Question: Which opera by Sergei Prokofiev is based on a novel by Leo Tolstoy?
Answer: 'WAR AND PEACE'
Question: Which county shares borders with Devon, Somerset, Wiltshire and Hampshire?
Answer: DORSET
Question: Which year saw the resignation of John Profumo, the Great Train Robbery and the assassination of John F. Kennedy?
Answer: 1963
Question: Which fashion designer, known for his space age designs, introduced the 'bubble dress' in 1954?
Answer: PIERRE CARDIN
Question: Located in Kanagawa Prefecture on Honshu, which is Japan's second largest city by population?
Answer: YOKOHAMA
Question: What is the name of the cooking technique used in Japanese cuisine, in which foods are broiled or grilled in a sweet soy sauce marinade?
Answer: TERIYAKI
Question: Often used in sushi, which Japanese delicacy consists of very fresh raw seafood, sliced into thin pieces and served with a dipping sauce?
Answer: SASHIMI
Question: Which English monarch wrestled with Francis I of France at 'The Field of the Cloth of Gold'?
Answer: HENRY VIII
Question: The name of which chemical element is derived from the Greek for 'colour'?
Answer: CHROMIUM
Question: Colin Firth was nominated for an 'Oscar' for Best Actor this year for his role as 'George Falconer' in which film?
Answer: 'A SINGLE MAN'
Question: The British Open Championships of which sport are held annually at Cowdray Park in West Sussex?
Answer: POLO
Question: Falco subbuteo is the scientific name for which member of the falcon family?
Answer: HOBBY
Question: Formerly known as 'Marky Mark', who played 'Charlie Croker' in the 2003 film 'The Italian Job'?
Answer: MARK WAHLBERG
Question: In which year on June 14th was the Battle of Naseby?
Answer: 1645
Question: 'Jam and Jerusalem' is a traditional epithet for which organisation?
Answer: WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Question: Emmanuel Leutze's most famous painting is of George Washington crossing which river, an event that took place in 1776?
Answer: DELAWARE
Question: Who wrote the book 'A Town Like Alice'?
Answer: NEVIL SHUTE
Question: Which amateur jockey rode the winner of the 2011 Cheltenham Gold Cup and the runner-up in the 2011 Grand National?
Answer: SAM WALEY-COHEN
Question: In 'Hamlet' who is the sister of 'Laertes'?
Answer: 'OPHELIA'
Question: Brian Cox was a keyboard player in the 1990's for the band 'D:Ream'. What is the title of the band's number one hit from 1994?
Answer: 'THINGS CAN ONLY GET BETTER'
Question: In which country is the Laerdal Tunnel, the longest road tunnel in the world?
Answer: NORWAY
Question: In 1902, who succeeded the Marquis of Salisbury as Prime Minister?
Answer: ARTHUR BALFOUR
Question: Which country used the Markka as currency before the Euro?
Answer: FINLAND
Question: What is the nickname of Millwall Ladies Football Club?
Answer: 'LIONESSES'
Question: In March 1992 'Deeply Dippy' was the only number one hit for which group?
Answer: 'RIGHT SAID FRED'
Question: In which country in the northern hemisphere is Cape Farewell?
Answer: GREENLAND.
Question: What in April 1983 was the only number one hit for 'Spandau Ballet'?
Answer: 'TRUE'
Question: Which Pre-Raphaelite artist painted 'The Scapegoat', presently on display at the Lady Lever Art Gallery?
Answer: HOLMAN HUNT
Question: Which author said "Patriotism is your conviction that this country is superior to all other countries, because you were born in it"?
Answer: GEORGE BERNARD SHAW
Question: St. John's, the oldest city of English-speaking North America, is the capital of which Canadian province?
Answer: NEWFOUNDLAND
Question: The bacterium Bordetella pertussis is the causative agent for which childhood disease?
Answer: WHOOPING COUGH
Question: In which country is Cabo (Cape) Verde (now Cap Vert)?
Answer: SENEGAL
Question: Which 20th century artist's works include 'Christ Of St. John Of The Cross' and 'Metamorphosis Of Narcissus'?
Answer: SALVADOR DALI
Question: In which country in 2004 was the 'Orange Revolution'?
Answer: UKRAINE
Question: Which European city is served by 'Arlanda Airport'?
Answer: STOCKHOLM
Question: What disease was declared extinct by the World Health Organisation in 1980?
Answer: SMALLPOX
Question: Astrakhan is a port in the delta of which river?
Answer: The Volga
Question: According to Oscar Wilde, what was the second biggest disappointment of the average American honeymoon?
Answer: Niagara Falls
Question: Which Stoke-on-Trent brewery produces Lifeboat, White Star, Wreckage and Captain Smith beers?
Answer: Titanic
Question: Which Lerner and Leowe musical of 1958 features the songs “The Night They Invented Champagne” and “I Remember It Well”?
Answer: Gigi
Question: Which former leader of the Conservative party was MP for Chingford & Woodford Green?
Answer: Ian Duncan Smith
Question: John Bird and Gordon Roddick founded which magazine in 1991?
Answer: The Big Issue
Question: Lonicera is the Latin name for which fragrant climbing plant?
Answer: Honeysuckle
Question: In which French fishing port on the Cote d’Azur is Pamplona Beach?
Answer: St Tropez
Question: Which ice cream company produces flavours including Cherry Garcia, Cone Sweet Cone and Caramel Chew Chew?
Answer: BEN & JERRY’S
Question: Three Asian countries will play in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. Two are Japan and South Korea. Which is the third
Answer: IRAN
Question: Mrs Malaprop is a character in which Sheridan comedy?
Answer: THE RIVALS
Question: The 1969 Derby winner Blakeney and the 1973 winner Morston were both named after villages in which English county?
Answer: NORFOLK
Question: In which sport do players use the penhold grip or the shakehand grip?
Answer: TABLE TENNIS
Question: Which character in Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland recites the poem which begins Twinkle, twinkle, little bat! How I wonder what you’re at! Up above the world you fly, Like a tea tray in the sky?
Answer: THE (MAD) HATTER
Question: The screenplay of the 1961 horror film The Pit and the Pendulum was based on a short story by which author?
Answer: EDGAR ALLAN POE
Question: Which musical, currently running in London, includes the song Tomorrow is a Latter Day?
Answer: THE BOOK OF MORMON
Question: Which author who created Adrian Mole died last month aged 68?
Answer: SUE TOWNSEND
Question: At which race course is the King Richard III Stakes run in April?
Answer: LEICESTER
Question: How many years of marriage is usually associated with a gift of pearl?
Answer: 30
Question: In which sport did violinist Vanessa-Mae compete at the 2014 Winter Olympics?
Answer: (ALPINE) SKIING
Question: Which historical figure has been played on film and TV by "Richard Harris", "Tim Roth" and "Dominic West"?
Answer: Oliver Cromwell
Question: In Greek mythology, who built the Labyrinth?
Answer: Daedalus
Question: Which vegetable has the Latin name Apium graveolens?
Answer: Celery
Question: Released in 1976, on which album would you find the songs, "Life in the Fast Lane", "New Kid in Town" and "Wasted Time"?
Answer: Hotel California
Question: The battles of Lutzen 1632 and Rocroi 1643, were fought during which war?
Answer: Thirty Years War
Question: The Lemur is native to where?
Answer: Madagascar
Question: Who makes the car models "Jetta" and "Passat"?
Answer: Volkswagen
Question: """Prince of Wales"", ""Gunpowder"" and ""Russian Caravan"" are all types of what?"
Answer: Tea
Question: Paul Baumer is the narrator of which 1929 War Novel?
Answer: All Quiet on the Western Front
Question: Released in 1977, on which album would you find the songs "Go Your Own Way", "Dreams" and "Never Going Back Again"?
Answer: Rumours
Question: Who wrote the poem "For the Fallen"?
Answer: Laurence Binyon
Question: Alfred Harmsworth founded which newspaper in 1903, as a newspaper for women, run by women?
Answer: Daily Mirror
Question: Actress Wanda Ventham is the mother of which famous actor?
Answer: Benedict Cumberbatch
Question: What was the surname of the wartime British agent known as 'Odette'?
Answer: CHURCHILL
Question: Similarly, which team finished top of the Vauxhall Conference this year and has been promoted to the Coca Cola Division Two?
Answer: DAGENHAM & REDBRIDGE
Question: In terms of population, which is the largest city in the world that is not a national capital?
Answer: MUMBAI