zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which newspaper published by Trinity Mirror, launched on February 29th this year, closed on May 6th?
Answer: The New Day
Question: Which BBC TV comedy is set in Sparkhill, Birmingham, described as ‘the capital of British Pakistan’?
Answer: Citizen Khan
Question: Who succeeded Herman Van Rompuy as President of the European Council in 2014?
Answer: Donald Tusk
Question: The 1066 Country Walk and Normans Bay are in which traditional county?
Answer: Sussex
Question: The word calcaneal refers to which part of the body?
Answer: Heel
Question: The symbol for which SI derived unit is a letter from the Greek alphabet?
Answer: Ohm (Ω)
Question: The word buccal refers to which part of the body?
Answer: Cheek
Question: Which US President was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford University?
Answer: Bill Clinton
Question: The TV comedy of the late 1970s and early 1980s Citizen Smith was set in which district of London?
Answer: Tooting
Question: Which La Liga football team plays in a city on the west coast of Spain?
Answer: Celta Vigo
Question: Give a year in the life of bandmaster and composer John Philip Sousa.
Answer: 1854-1932
Question: Gevrik and Yarg cheeses come from which English county?
Answer: Cornwall
Question: On the standard UK Cluedo game board, which room can be reached by taking the secret passage from the lounge?
Answer: Conservatory
Question: Into which body of water does the River Tiber flow?
Answer: Tyrrhenian Sea
Question: """Barwick Green"" is the name of the title music of which serial drama show?"
Answer: The Archers
Question: Which U.K. no.1 single was based on Psalm number 173 from the bible?
Answer: Rivers Of Babylon
Question: SVG Air is the national flag carrier airline of which country?
Answer: Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Question: Chinese inventor Cai Lun is credited with inventing what in 105bc? The first instance of his invention was created from a mixture of tree bark, rags, pieces of rope and worn fishing nets.
Answer: Paper
Question: Which traditional books of the Bible are no longer in the modern versions?
Answer: The Apocrypha
Question: Name the yean Mikhail Gorbachev becomes Soviet leader, cruise liner Achille Lauro is attacked and Wigan beat Hull 26-25 in the Challenge Cup Final?
Answer: 1985
Question: Which Premier League football team has a red hart on its club badge (it looks like a moose)?
Answer: Watford
Question: What flavour is the liqueur Kahlua?
Answer: Coffee
Question: Which chemical element has a name meaning "Devil's Copper" in German?
Answer: Nickel
Question: What was the name of Americas answer to Alf Garnett?
Answer: Archie Bunker
Question: Don't Rain on My Parade and Second Hand Rose are songs from which musical?
Answer: Funny Girl
Question: Which chemist discovered Nitrous Oxide in 1772?
Answer: Joseph Priestley
Question: Which British Prime Minister declared war on Russia on the 28th March 1854?
Answer: The Earl of Aberdeen
Question: Whose motto is "All things, for all people, everywhere"?
Answer: Harrods
Question: Citron Vert is French for which fruit?
Answer: Lime
Question: What colour is the Circle Line on the London Underground?
Answer: Yellow
Question: Who Sculpted "The Discus Thrower"?
Answer: Myron
Question: In Greek Cuisine which dish consists of vine leaves stuffed with rice and vegetables?
Answer: Dolmades
Question: Which TV chef had a dog called Chalky?
Answer: Rick Stein
Question: In which English cathedral would you find the 'Mappa Mundi'?
Answer: HEREFORD
Question: Who became English football's most expensive player when he moved from Middlesbrough to Manchester United for £2.3 million in August 1989?
Answer: GARY PALLISTER
Question: Located off the northwest coast of Ireland, which is the only BBC shipping forecast area to begin with the letter 'R'?
Answer: ROCKALL
Question: On which island did Gracie Fields die in 1979?
Answer: CAPRI
Question: Which American actress, born in 1906, appeared in the 1927 film 'It', thus becoming the first 'It Girl'?
Answer: CLARA BOW
Question: Which American film actress, born in 1921, was known as 'The Sweater Girl' because of her tight fitting clothes in the 1937 film 'They Won't Forget'?
Answer: LANA TURNER
Question: Who played the title character in the 2009 film 'Bruno'?
Answer: SACHA BARON COHEN
Question: Which two colours are found on the flag of Greenland?
Answer: RED & WHITE
Question: Deriving from the Greek for 'crescent', what name is given to the convex or concave upper surface of a column of liquid, the curvature of which is caused by surface tension?
Answer: MENISCUS
Question: Playing for Wigan Athletic, who is the only Columbian currently registered as a Premier League footballer?
Answer: HUGO RODALLEGA
Question: Who is the MP for South Cambridgeshire and current Secretary of State for Health?
Answer: ANDREW LANSLEY
Question: Playing for Blackburn Rovers, who is the only Congolese currently registered as a Premier League footballer?
Answer: CHRISTOPHER SAMBA
Question: Who is the MP for Surrey Heath and current Secretary of State for Education?
Answer: MICHAEL GOVE
Question: Which actor and comedian plays the role of 'Gavin Shipman' in the TV series 'Gavin & Stacey'?
Answer: MATTHEW HORNE
Question: The name of which famous French newspaper translates into English as 'the world'?
Answer: LE MONDE
Question: Which metal is mixed with steel to make stainless steel?
Answer: CHROMIUM
Question: Which Christian feast is celebrated on the Thursday following Trinity Sunday?
Answer: CORPUS CHRISTI
Question: The Order of the Chrysanthemum is the highest order of which country?
Answer: JAPAN
Question: Which car company produces a model called the 'Charade'?
Answer: DAIHATSU
Question: If you are attending a local derby match between 'Penerol' and 'Nacional' in which city would you be?
Answer: MONTEVIDEO
Question: .uk is the network identifier for the United Kingdom, which country uses the identifier .sg?
Answer: SINGAPORE
Question: Which shipping area lies between Wight and Plymouth?
Answer: PORTLAND
Question: Which measurement is a tenth of a nautical mile?
Answer: CABLE
Question: Which game has the nickname 'Nero's Game' and is probably the oldest dice game still played?
Answer: BACKGAMMON
Question: 'Somebody, Someday' is the autobiography of which British male singer?
Answer: ROBBIE WILLIAMS
Question: Who was Archbishop of Canterbury at the start of World War II in 1939?
Answer: COSMO LANG
Question: From which t.v. comedy series did the catchphrase "This is a local shop for local people" come?
Answer: 'LEAGUE OF GENTLEMEN'
Question: In which English city would you find the 'Backs' and the 'Bridge of Sighs'?
Answer: CAMBRIDGE
Question: Who wrote the novel 'England Made Me'?
Answer: GRAHAM GREENE
Question: Welsh chieftain, Owen Glendower, led a revolt against the rule in Wales of which English king?
Answer: HENRY IV
Question: Which broadcaster said " The British motor industry is ..... owned by Nazis" and South Koreans are "too busy eating dogs to design a decent car"?
Answer: JEREMY CLARKSON
Question: What is the popular name for the plant Convallari majalis?
Answer: LILY OF THE VALLEY
Question: In 1895 Arturo Vaccari named his new alcoholic drink after an Italian Major killed in Ethiopia, what was the drink?
Answer: GALLIANO
Question: What does the French phrase "de rigueur" literally mean?
Answer: """OF STRICTNESS"""
Question: What is the name of the only cricket team in the 2014 NatWest T20 Blast that does not include the name of a county in its title?
Answer: Birmingham Bears
Question: What is the length, in metres, of the course in all Olympic Rowing races?
Answer: 2000
Question: Which word completes the title of the second book in this trilogy: Fifty Shades of Grey, Fifty Shades ____ and Fifty Shades Freed?
Answer: Darker
Question: Who was Chancellor of the Exchequer from 1924 to 1929?
Answer: Winston Churchill
Question: Which bird is missing from the title of the 1895 tone poem by Jean Sibelius: The _____ of Tuonela?
Answer: Swan
Question: Which word completes the title of the recent album by Paolo Nutini - Caustic ____?
Answer: Love
Question: What is the capital and largest city of the Republic of Guinea?
Answer: Conakry
Question: In which year was East Enders first broadcast?
Answer: 1985
Question: What nationality is tennis player Eugenie Bouchard?
Answer: Canadian
Question: Who wrote 'Harry's Game', 'The Glory Boys' and 'Holding The Zero'?
Answer: GERALD SEYMOUR
Question: Which bird has nostrils at the tip of its beak?
Answer: THE KIWI
Question: Similarly, which fruit is reputed to be the least nutritious?
Answer: CUCUMBER
Question: Which school near Tunbridge Wells was attended by Princess Anne?
Answer: BENENDEN
Question: Which product advertised itself as 'milk from contented cows'?
Answer: CARNATION
Question: Mary Queen of Scots was executed in Fotheringhay Castle, but which county is it in?
Answer: NORTHAMPTONSHIRE
Question: Pierre is the capital of which US state?
Answer: SOUTH DAKOTA
Question: 'I Love Paris' is a song from which musical?
Answer: 'CAN CAN'
Question: The Pacific island of Bora Bora is a dependency of which country?
Answer: FRANCE
Question: Which country's flag is divided diagonally red and black with a yellow 'Bird of Paradise' in the red, and white stars of the 'Southern Cross' in the black?
Answer: PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Question: What is the name of the only Italian who has won the world motor racing drivers championship?
Answer: ALBERTO ASCARI
Question: Which shipping weather area includes the Channel Islands?
Answer: PORTLAND
Question: Name the only county in Southern Ireland that begins with the letter 'T'?
Answer: TIPPERARY
Question: How many square inches are there in one square foot?
Answer: 144
Question: In geometry, what is the name for a triangle with three
Answer: SCALENE
Question: Which is Scotland's oldest football club?
Answer: QUEENS PARK
Question: In geometry, what is the name given to an angle greater than 180 degrees and less than 360 degrees?
Answer: REFLEX
Question: In which town are the HQ of the Sussex police?
Answer: LEWES
Question: Who is the new judge on 'Dragon's Den'?
Answer: HILARY DEVEY
Question: Which lady wrote the book 'Chequers: The Prime Minister's Country House And Its History'?
Answer: NORMA MAJOR
Question: Which Briton won the 2010 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine?
Answer: ROBERT EDWARDS
Question: What is the length in metres, of the course in Olympic Rowing events?
Answer: 2000
Question: Complete the name of the folk band 'Noah and the.....'?
Answer: '.. WHALE'
Question: Who was the leader of the LiberaL Democrats at the 1997 General Election?
Answer: PADDY ASHDOWN
Question: Who has been the editor of the Daily Mail since 1992?
Answer: PAUL DACRE
Question: Which local radio station broadcasts from Southport on 107.9 FM?
Answer: DUNE 107.9
Question: In which Commonwealth country is 'Fiordland National Park'?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND
Question: Which team won the Football League Championship in 2010-2011?
Answer: QUEENS PARK RANGERS
Question: Who was Home Secretary from 1979 to 1983?
Answer: WILLIAM WHITELAW
Question: Which football team finished bottom of the Premier League in 2010-2011?
Answer: WEST HAM UNITED
Question: What type of creature is a Fritillary?
Answer: A Butterfly
Question: Who wrote the poem On the Death of Dookie, the Royal Corgi?
Answer: Sir John BETJEMAN
Question: Which company advertised its products with the slogan "The best a man can get"?
Answer: Gillette
Question: What type of creature is a Whirligig?
Answer: A Water Beetle
Question: Who composed the title music to the film "The Deerhunter"?
Answer: Stanley Myers
Question: Which Northern Ireland football club plays its home matches at Windsor Park?
Answer: Linfield
Question: Which Nothern Ireland football club plays its home matches at the Oval?
Answer: Glentoran
Question: What is the county town of Louth?
Answer: Dundalk
Question: At 76 miles which is the longest river entirely in Northern Ireland?
Answer: Bann
Question: Martin Roberts and Lucy Alexander are regular presenters on which BBC T.V. property programme?
Answer: Homes Under the Hammer
Question: Who wrote the book 'The Prisoner of Zenda'?
Answer: Anthony Hope
Question: Recently promoted to the Premier League which 43 year old is the manager of Burnley football club?
Answer: Sean Dyche
Question: Which short-lived soap set in Manchester starred Helen Shapiro as Viv Harker?
Answer: Albion Market
Question: Who played Vincent Van Gogh in the 1956 film 'Lust for Life'?
Answer: Kirk Douglas
Question: Now in the Premier League who is the manager of Leicester City Football Club?
Answer: Nigel Pearson
Question: At over 3000 feet Lugnaquilla is the highest peak in which Irish mountains?
Answer: Wicklow Mountains
Question: The Eclipse Stakes are run annually at which English racecourse?
Answer: Sandown Park
Question: Give either Christian name of the writer H.G Wells?
Answer: Herbert George
Question: Which English football league team are nicknamed The Irons'?
Answer: Scunthorpe United
Question: Who plays Fred's mother-in-law in the 1994 film The Flintstones'?
Answer: Elizabeth Taylor
Question: Which six letter word is the alternative name for the European bison?
Answer: Wisent
Question: 'The Sunshine Tour' is a men's professional golf tour where most of the events are staged in which country?
Answer: SOUTH AFRICA
Question: What is the largest island crossed by the Arctic Circle?
Answer: GREENLAND
Question: Initially known as 'The Peter Jackson Tour', the golf tour that started in 1970 is now named after which country?
Answer: CANADA (Canadian Professional Golf Tour)
Question: 'The Aeneid' by Virgil tells the story of which Trojan who travelled to Italy, where he became the ancestor of the Romans?
Answer: AENEAS
Question: Which bowler was hit for 5 sixes and a four in a single over by Frank Hayes in 1977, nearly a decade after a more famous incident?
Answer: MALCOLM NASH
Question: Which chemical element, with the atomic number 107, is named after a Danish scientist?
Answer: BOHRIUM
Question: As a result of what conflict were the artists Luiz Ortiz Rosales, Domingo Lopez Torres and Ramon Acin all murdered?
Answer: SPANISH CIVIL WAR
Question: Complete the 'Bullseye' quote: "Stay out of the black and into the red, nothing in this game for....."what?
Answer: """TWO IN A BED"""
Question: Yaounde is the capital and second largest city of which country?
Answer: CAMEROON
Question: Which comedian won the first UK series of 'Celebrity Big Brother'?
Answer: JACK DEE
Question: What is the nationality of the Tennis player Ivo Karlovic?
Answer: CROATIAN
Question: From which African country does Cap Bon wine come?
Answer: TUNISIA
Question: Which American sprinter broke the 100m World Record in 1968 and held that record for the next fifteen years?
Answer: JIM HINES
Question: Which famously misogynistic Roman satiric poet of the first and second centuries wrote 'The Woes Of A Gigolo' and 'Roman Wives'?
Answer: JUVENAL
Question: Who was the American writer and counterculture icon who coined the phrase "Turn on, tune in, drop out"?
Answer: TIMOTHY LEARY
Question: Its name deriving from the Sinhalese for 'I cannot, I cannot', which disease, caused by a deficiency of Thiamine induces in the sufferer terrible symptoms including weight loss, emotional disturbance, an irregular heartbeat and, in advance cases, death?
Answer: BERIBERI
Question: The Ligurian Sea and the Tyrrhenian Sea are both arms of which larger sea?
Answer: MEDITERRANEAN SEA
Question: From which country does 'Limburger' cheese come?
Answer: BELGIUM
Question: Which cross was the symbol of both Joan of Arc and of the Free French Forces during World War II?
Answer: CROSS OF LORRAINE
Question: The name of which famous opera house is Italian for 'The Staircase'?
Answer: LA SCALA
Question: Bon Scott was the lead singer of which rock group until his death in 1980?
Answer: 'AC/DC'
Question: Who patented the electric, or dry razor in 1928?
Answer: JACOB SCHICK
Question: What was the first name of the character played by Connie Booth in 'Fawlty Towers'?
Answer: 'POLLY'
Question: Who was the US President when Clement Attlee was the UK Prime Minister?
Answer: HARRY S TRUMAN
Question: Which British poet was announced in July as the winner of the 2012 PEN/Pinter Prize?
Answer: CAROL ANN DUFFY
Question: In the first act of which opera set in Paris at Christmas 1830, does 'Mimi' knock at the door of 'Rodolfo's' flat who then holds her frozen hand?
Answer: 'LA BOHEME'
Question: Guillermo is the Spanish for which male name?
Answer: WILLIAM
Question: """We may not know, we cannot tell, what pains he had to bear"" are words from the second verse of which Easter hymn?"
Answer: 'THERE IS A GREEN HILL FAR AWAY'
Question: Which arts series which ran on ITV for over 30 years has recently been revived on 'Sky Arts'?
Answer: 'THE SOUTH BANK SHOW'
Question: """She has a lovely face; God in his mercy lend her grace, The Lady of Shalot"" is spoken by which Arthurian Knight at the end of Tennyson's poem?"
Answer: 'LANCELOT'
Question: In which county was Laszlo Biro, the inventor of the ballpoint pen, born?
Answer: HUNGARY
Question: Complete the name of the Roam Catholic diocese 'Hexham and ......'?
Answer: NEWCASTLE
Question: Which island, which gives its name to an area in the Shipping Forecast, lies halfway between Orkney and Shetland?
Answer: FAIR ISLE
Question: Who wrote the music for the ballet 'The Three Cornered Hat'?
Answer: MANUEL DE FALLA
Question: Who was the first Italian boxer to be World Heavyweight Champion?
Answer: PRIMO CARNERA
Question: 'The Dead Of Jericho' and 'Last Bus To Woodstock' are novels featuring which detective?
Answer: 'INSPECTOR MORSE'
Question: Who was the Greek equivalent of the Roman goddess Venus?
Answer: APHRODITE
Question: Whose yacht was the Handicap Winner of the 1969 Sydney to Hobart Race?
Answer: Edward Heath
Question: Harold Pinter's play Betrayal was inspired by his seven-year affair in the 1960s with which BBC TV presenter, referred to by Frank Muir as 'the thinking man's crumpet'?
Answer: Joan Bakewell
Question: Which is the only Book of the Bible with a three-letter name
Answer: Job
Question: Ascot Gavotte and I've Grown Accustomed to Her Face are songs from which film?
Answer: My Fair Lady
Question: Which Book of the Bible follows Job alphabetically?
Answer: Joel
Question: Who organised the 1971 Concert for Bangladesh at Madison Square Garden with Ravi Shankar?
Answer: George Harrison
Question: MIMA is a contemporary art gallery in which large English town?
Answer: Middlesbrough (Institute Of Modern Art)
Question: What was the name of Joe Brown's backing group in the 1960s?
Answer: The Bruvvers
Question: Name either of the animals that are affected by the disease scrapie.
Answer: SHEEP Or GOATS
Question: 1969 was the first year of what was known as the Sunday League in cricket. Which county won?
Answer: Lancashire
Question: Which actor and comedian has the first names James Kimberley?
Answer: James Corden
Question: Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum is the ruler of which of the United Arab Emirates
Answer: Dubai
Question: The SRN1 was the first practical design of what type of vehicle
Answer: Hovercraft
Question: The album Menlove Ave, released posthumously in 1986, is by which musician?
Answer: John Lennon
Question: Following his defeat at the Battle of Waterloo, Napoleon surrendered to the British aboard which warship?
Answer: H.M.S. BELLEROPHON
Question: Situated on the left bank of the Seine in Paris, what is the 'Musee d'Orsay'?
Answer: AN ART GALLERY
Question: What sort of sauce is created by combining Bechamel sauce with grated cheese?
Answer: MORNAY SAUCE
Question: Who is the current British Heavyweight Boxing champion?
Answer: DANNY WILLIAMS
Question: Which 1993 film starring Whoopie Goldberg and Ted Danson, was about a black teenager conceived by artificial insemination, who discovers her father is a white car salesman?
Answer: 'MADE IN AMERICA'
Question: Lord Longford was the best man at the wedding of which criminal, whose real name is Michael Gordon Peterson?
Answer: 'CHARLES BRONSON'
Question: How many pounds are there in a hundredweight?
Answer: 112
Question: Which new racecourse in Wales opened in June 2009?
Answer: FFOS LAS
Question: What sort of creatures may be described as 'Caprine'?
Answer: GOATS
Question: What position is currently held by Martin Lees, Baron Lees of Ludlow?
Answer: ASTRONOMER ROYAL
Question: Similarly, what position is currently held by Peter Maxwell Davis?
Answer: MASTER OF THE QUEEN'S MUSIC
Question: Alphabetically, which is the last book of the New Testament?
Answer: TITUS
Question: How many feet are there in a 'Furlong'?
Answer: 660
Question: Seven crew are killed when the space shuttle Challenger explodes, US Air Force bombers attack Libya, Castleford win the Rugby League Challenge Cup. Which year?
Answer: 1986
Question: What is the literal meaning of "pot pourri"?
Answer: ROTTEN POT
Question: 'Liberty Airport' serves which American city?
Answer: NEWARK (New Jersey)
Question: What is the capital of Zimbabwe?
Answer: HARARE
Question: Who directed thee 1982 film 'Tootsie'?
Answer: SYDNEY POLLACK
Question: In which country are the Taurus Mountains?
Answer: TURKEY
Question: Who devised the TV series 'Citizen Smith'?
Answer: JOHN SULLIVAN
Question: What was the real first name of Mother Teresa?
Answer: AGNES
Question: Who devised the TV series 'Last Of The Summer Wine'?
Answer: ROY CLARKE
Question: 'Lindberg International Airport' serves which American city?
Answer: SAN DIEGO
Question: What is the capital of Zambia?
Answer: LUSAKA
Question: In which city are the headquarters of the European Central Bank?
Answer: FRANKFURT
Question: Playing on the title of another of the director's films, which 1984 movie starred Robert de Niro and James Woods as Jewish ghetto youths who rise to prominence in New York City's world of organised crime?
Answer: 'ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA'
Question: Kimberley and Vancouver are cities in which Canadian province?
Answer: BRITISH COLUMBIA
Question: The adjective 'Hirundine' refers to which bird?
Answer: SWALLOW
Question: In the English translations of the 'Asterix' comics, what is the name of the village Druid with a white gown and red cloak, usually seen carrying a golden sickle?
Answer: 'GETAFIX'
Question: Who is the patron saint of doctors?
Answer: ST. LUKE
Question: To which country do the Chatham Islands belong?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND
Question: Socotra is an archipelago in the Indian Ocean belonging to which country?
Answer: YEMEN
Question: What is the title of the 2010 film that is the sequel to the 1999 film East is East?
Answer: West Is West
Question: In which sport did Liberal Democrat MP Menzies Campbell compete in the 1964 Olympics
Answer: Athletics
Question: The Spurn Lightship is a museum in which city
Answer: Hull
Question: Der Konig der Lowen is the German version of which musical?
Answer: The Lion King
Question: Boggis, Bunce and Bean are three wealthy fanners who are the targets of the title character in which Roald Dahl novel filmed in 2009?
Answer: Fantastic Mr Fox
Question: The album If You Wait reached number two last year for which band? Their name sounds like it could be the name of a school in the capital.
Answer: London Grammar
Question: Which comedian co-hosts the TV talk show The Last Leg with Adam Hills and Alex Brooker?
Answer: Josh Widdecombe
Question: The logo of which General Motors car brand is on the shirts of Manchester United FC
Answer: Chevrolet
Question: Which actor, who died after a riding accident while filming in 1988, played Henry Salt in the 1971 film Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory1?
Answer: Roy Kinnear
Question: In which city is Monkwearmouth Station Museum?
Answer: Sunderland
Question: In 1985 which was the last non-Glasgow team to win the Scottish Football League title
Answer: Aberdeen
Question: What is the highest value Euro banknote?
Answer: €500
Question: In the TV comedy that ran from 1977 to 1980 Wolfie Smith is the self- proclaimed leader of the TPF. Which district of London is the T in the title of the group?
Answer: Tooting (Popular Front)
Question: Aisgill Summit is the highest point on which railway line?
Answer: SETTLE TO CARLISLE
Question: Who composed 'The Lark Ascending'?
Answer: RALPH VAUGHAN- WILLIAMS
Question: Who wrote the children's book 'Heidi'?
Answer: JOHANNA SPYRI