zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: In which County are Wells, Bridgewater and Yeovil?
Answer: SOMERSET
Question: Which port is at the mouth of the Seine?
Answer: LE HAVRE
Question: Who wrote the novel 'On The Beach'?
Answer: Nevil Shute
Question: Which veins of the human body are the only ones to carry oxygenated blood?
Answer: Pulmonary veins
Question: Who was the concert secretary in the TV series 'The Wheeltappers and Shunters Club'?
Answer: Colin Crompton
Question: In which sport can both long and short corners be taken?
Answer: (Field) Hockey
Question: Who wrote the novel 'The White Peacock'?
Answer: D H Lawrence
Question: By which of his Christian names is the French artist Manet (1832-1883) known?
Answer: Edouard
Question: Leaf, Goliath and cardinal are breeds of which insect?
Answer: Beetle
Question: Which company's products include Dettol, Veet, Cillit Bang and Durex?
Answer: Reckitt Benckiser
Question: Haworth, the home of the Brontes, has a railway station on which preserved steam railway?
Answer: Keighley & Worth Valley
Question: How many countries currently make up the European Union?
Answer: Twenty seven
Question: Which politician wrote the diaries of his dog 'Buster'?
Answer: Roy Hattersley
Question: Which company's products include Bisto, Branton pickle, Hovis, Mr Kipling cakes and Robertson's jam?
Answer: Premier foods
Question: Who published 'Unva Libro' (First Book) in 1887 in Warsaw?
Answer: Dr L L Zamenhof
Question: Which band leader adopted 'In The Mood' as his signature tune?
Answer: Joe Loss
Question: During the Roman Empire what was a 'murmillo'?
Answer: A TYPE OF GLADIATOR
Question: Who reached the FA Cup final in 2011 for the first time in the club's history?
Answer: STOKE CITY
Question: Give either of the two forenames of the author surnamed Lewis, who is famous for the Chronicles of Narnia books?
Answer: CLIVE STAPLES
Question: What was 'the devil's porridge', manufactured near Dumfries,, in a factory the site of which extended for more than 20 miles?
Answer: CORDITE
Question: Name the actress who died in July 2011 aged 94, who is probably best remembered for her role as the governor of a women's prison in Within These Walls?
Answer: GOOGIE WITHERS
Question: Who founded the College of Arms or Herald's College in 1484?
Answer: RICHARD III
Question: What is the "Fremantle Doctor"?
Answer: A SEA BREEZE
Question: What is the more common name for Oil of Vitriol?
Answer: SULPHURIC ACID
Question: Which island lies between North Uist and South Uist?
Answer: BENBECULA
Question: Who is the current Chief Scout?
Answer: BEAR GRYLLS
Question: Which British city's pubs were state-controlled from 1915-1971?
Answer: CARLISLE
Question: 'Jack Snipe', 'Tete-a-Tete' and 'Minnow' are varieties of which garden plant?
Answer: (miniature) DAFFODIL
Question: What name, also given to the space capsules used, was given to the US space programme that ran from 1959 to 1963 with the aim of putting a man in orbit?
Answer: MERCURY
Question: In the Bible how long was Jonah in the belly of the whale?
Answer: 3 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS
Question: What is the name of Hercule Poirot's secretary?
Answer: MISS FELICITY LEMON
Question: Which cricketer, known as The Wall, who retired from first-class cricket in 2012, is second to Sachin Tendulkar in test runs scored?
Answer: RAHUL DRAVID
Question: What relation was Louis XV of France to his predecessor Louis XIV?
Answer: GREAT GRANDSON
Question: Aberystwyth lies on which bay?
Answer: CARDIGAN
Question: What was the first horse to be trained by a woman to win the Grand National?
Answer: CORBIERE
Question: Samantha Murray won GB's final medal of the 2012 Olympics in which sport?
Answer: (WOMEN'S) MODERN PENTATHLON
Question: Which rowing race first rowed in 1715 is believed to be the oldest continually running sporting event in existence?
Answer: DOGGETT'S COAT AND BADGE
Question: Who was British Prime Minister at the time of the Jarrow March?
Answer: STANLEY BALDWIN
Question: Who won the USA's only gold medal in boxing at Tokyo Olympic Games of 1964?
Answer: JOE FRAZIER
Question: Which legendary World Champion Boxer dropped his surname of Barrow to box under his two Christian names?
Answer: JOE LOUIS
Question: What was the occupation of Olympic and World Champion skater Christopher Dean before he turned professional?
Answer: POLICEMAN
Question: Which Ukrainian City is known as the "Pearl of the Black Sea"?
Answer: ODESSA
Question: What food would you get if you ordered Albondingas in a Spanish restaurant or Frikadeller in a Scandinavian one?
Answer: MEATBALLS
Question: Which operatic character dies at the hand of the soldier Don Juan?
Answer: CARMEN
Question: What charitable publication was founded by John Bird?
Answer: BIG ISSUE
Question: In Holst's suite 'The Planets' who is the bringer of old age?
Answer: SATURN
Question: Which English town is twinned with Disney World?
Answer: SWINDON
Question: How is the Gravelly Hill interchange more commonly known?
Answer: SPAGHETTI JUNCTION
Question: The Alfred Dunhill Links Championship is a pro-am golf tournament played at St Andrews, Kingsbarns and which other course which features the Barry Burn?
Answer: CARNOUSTIE
Question: Income tax was first levied in the UK to pay for which conflicts?
Answer: NAPOLEONIC WARS
Question: Ballasalla and Colby are railway stations on which British island?
Answer: ISLE OF MAN
Question: If an object's shape is described as reniform, what shape is it?
Answer: KIDNEY
Question: What is the name of the ship that left Southampton on Easter Day this year for the Titanic Memorial Cruise?
Answer: MS BALMORAL
Question: Which actress joined the cast of `Downton Abbey' in Series 3 playing the mother of the Countess of Grantham?
Answer: SHIRLEY MACLAINE
Question: Which football clubs original name was Thames Ironworks FC?
Answer: WEST HAM UNITED
Question: In which country is 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' set?
Answer: GREECE
Question: How many fluid ounces are there in an American gallon?
Answer: 128
Question: What is the more common name of the wild hyacinth?
Answer: BLUEBELL
Question: Which bandleader died in 2011 aged 100 years?
Answer: Edmundo Ros
Question: Which bandleader was known as "The sentimental gentleman of swing" because of his smooth trombone style?
Answer: Tommy Dorsey
Question: Antares is the brightest star in which zodiacal constellation?
Answer: Scorpio
Question: At 52, who was the oldest man to play test cricket for England?
Answer: Wilfred Rhodes
Question: Which island, a former Dutch colony with its capital at Orangestad, continues to move slowly towards complete independence?
Answer: Aruba
Question: From which football club did Liverpool sign TV pundit Mark Lawrenson in 1981?
Answer: Brighton
Question: Who is the youngest man to play test cricket for England?
Answer: Brian Close
Question: Which woman is the MP for Derby South?
Answer: Margaret Beckett
Question: In which county is Silverstone motor racing circuit?
Answer: Northamptonshire
Question: What is the state capital of Wisconsin?
Answer: Madison
Question: The song '76 Trombones' comes from which musical?
Answer: The Music Man
Question: What is recorded using Labanotation?
Answer: Ballet Movement
Question: Give the surname of the sisters who are MPs on Merseyside.
Answer: (Angela and Maria) Eagle
Question: What is Papageno's occupation in the Mozart opera The Magic Flute'?
Answer: A Birdcatcher
Question: What is the SI unit of Electrical Charge?
Answer: Coulomb
Question: If you had the initials FRIBA after your name, what would your profession be?
Answer: Architect
Question: In another life Gyles Brandreth was an MP for which constituency?
Answer: Chester
Question: In the recent London summer Olympics, where was the majority of the Triathlon event(s) held?
Answer: Hyde Park
Question: In the recent London Olympics where were the rowing events held?
Answer: Eton Dorney
Question: From which fruit was marmalade originally made?
Answer: Quince
Question: Which non-SI unit of length is 1 x 10-10 m (one ten-billionth of a metre)?
Answer: Angstrom
Question: Who, from 2001-2005, was the US National Security Adviser?
Answer: Condoleezza Rice
Question: Roller (Inline) hockey comprises of how many members per team?
Answer: Five
Question: The name of which pasta is sometimes thought to have a name derived from the Italian for little turnips?
Answer: Ravioli
Question: What sport was founded at the George Hotel, Huddersfield in 1895?
Answer: Rugby League
Question: Which 2011 French romantic comedy-drama became the most awarded film in French film history?
Answer: The Artist
Question: Which American actress/singer, etc is the daughter of Maureen O'Sullivan?
Answer: Mia Farrow
Question: What is the southernmost tip of the Florida Keys?
Answer: Key West
Question: In which classic novel do the Bennett family feature prominently?
Answer: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Question: What does someone with xenoglossophobia fear?
Answer: FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Question: What is the common name for plants of the cheiranthus and erysimum genera?
Answer: WALLFLOWER
Question: King Idris was deposed by whom in 1969?
Answer: COLONEL GADDAFI
Question: Who is the father of James, Viscount Severn?
Answer: PRINCE EDWARD, EARL OF WESSEX
Question: What is the English name for plants of the Erica genus?
Answer: HEATH or HEATHER
Question: How many fluid ounces are there in an American pint?
Answer: 16
Question: What is the medical study of trichology concerned with?
Answer: HAIR
Question: Dodger, Oxford and Cobalt are shades of which colour?
Answer: BLUE
Question: In Gilbert and Sullivan's opera Iolanthe, a British institution is described in song as 'throughout the war did nothing in particular and did it very well'. What was the institution?
Answer: HOUSE OF PEERS
Question: What was the pen name of the short story writer H H Munro?
Answer: SAKI
Question: Which days child 'works hard for a living'?
Answer: SATURDAY'S
Question: What is the most southerly point in Dorset?
Answer: PORTLAND BILL
Question: What was the name of Britain's last battleship, broken up in 1960?
Answer: HMS VANGUARD
Question: Who is the only British Prime Minister to have taken office on the assassination of his predecessor?
Answer: Lord Liverpool
Question: In Ronald Searle's cartoons, which school was attended by Nigel Molesworth?
Answer: St Custards
Question: Which African country has a flag which is a vertical tricolour of orange, white and green, which looks like a reverse of the Irish flag?
Answer: Cote d'Ivoire
Question: Of what is pedology the study?
Answer: Soil
Question: Who wrote the novels "Enigma" and "The Ghost?
Answer: Robert Harris
Question: Which former party leader is MP for Chingford and Woodford Green?
Answer: Iain Duncan-Smith
Question: Who presents "I've Never Seen Star Wars" on BBC Radio 4?
Answer: Marcus Brigstocke
Question: What is the flavouring of the liqueur Kahlua?
Answer: Coffee
Question: What is the common name of garden plants in the Tagetes genus and Calendula genus?
Answer: Marigold
Question: Which British PM served for the longest time, his single term of 20 years, 314 days being longer than even the combined multiple terms of any other Prime Minister?
Answer: Robert Walpole
Question: Which Shakespeare play is set in Vienna?
Answer: Measure for Measure
Question: A dessert of peaches and raspberry sauce with vanilla ice cream was created by Auguste Escoffier in honour of which performer?
Answer: Dame Nellie Melba
Question: Who was the last winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature to have been born in Britain?
Answer: Harold Pinter
Question: Members of which band won both "I'm a Celebrity - Get Me Out of Here" and 'Strictly Come Dancing " in 2011?
Answer: McFly
Question: Give either of the real forenames of 'Count' Basie.
Answer: William James
Question: Which of the Mr Men is covered in bandages?
Answer: Mr Bump
Question: Who wrote the ballet 'The Three Cornered Hat' first performed in London in 1919?
Answer: Manuel de Falla
Question: Who won the 2012 series of X Factor?
Answer: James Arthur
Question: Situated in the Brecon Beacons, the village of Penderyn is the only location in Wales that makes what product?
Answer: Whisky
Question: Which 8 times grand slam singles champion became Andy Murray's coach in 2011?
Answer: Ivan Lendl
Question: Which Bolton-born woman, the founder of Pall-Ex Ltd, replaced James Caan on BBC's Dragons Den?
Answer: Hilary Devey
Question: Which country has the highest population of Roman Catholics?
Answer: Brazil
Question: Continental Airlines is based in which US city?
Answer: Newark
Question: Which Cuban born ballet dancer, joined the Royal Ballet in 1998 and was appointed its Principal Guest Artist in 2003?
Answer: Carlos Acosta
Question: Delta Airlines is based in which US city?
Answer: Atlanta
Question: Which is the only independent African country to have Spanish as an official language?
Answer: Equatorial Guinea
Question: Who replaced Jeff Stelling as host of Channel 4's Countdown?
Answer: Nick Hewer
Question: The2012 London Olympic Games were officially known as the games of what number Olympiad?
Answer: 30th
Question: The name of the NRL rugby league club Manly is completed by what animal-related name?
Answer: Sea Eagles
Question: Who succeeded Dale Winton as presenter of 'Pick of the Pops' in 2010?
Answer: Tony Blackburn
Question: Who plays Miranda Hart's mother in the TV series "Miranda" and is seen dancing with her in the closing credits?
Answer: Patricia Hodge
Question: Who is the regular presenter of 'The Official Chart' on Radio One?
Answer: Reggie Yates
Question: Which common English word is derived from the ancient Greek word meaning 'a place for viewing'?
Answer: Theatre
Question: Bolivia is one of two landlocked countries in South America, name the other.
Answer: Paraguay
Question: What is the currency of Bolivia?
Answer: Boliviano
Question: Which British person has won the most Olympic Gold medals?
Answer: Sir Chris Hoy
Question: Which TV sitcom is about the Brockman family?
Answer: Outnumbered
Question: In which ballet does the Sugar Plum Fairy appear?
Answer: Nutcracker
Question: In 1856 a Lady Chapel had been completed intended as the first part of a new Liverpool Metropolitan Cathedral but building was abandoned, who was the architect, famous for building over 100 churches and son of another famous architect?
Answer: EW Pugin
Question: Who wrote 'The Empire of The Sun'?
Answer: JG Ballard
Question: What is the name given to the part of Australia's Highway 1 which runs from Port Augusta, South Australia to Darwin? It is named after the first European to cross Australia from south to north.
Answer: Stuart Highway
Question: In which constituency was Chris Huhne elected as MP in 2005?
Answer: EASTLEIGH
Question: Which Liberal Democrat MP succeeded Chris Huhne as Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change in 2012?
Answer: ED DAVEY
Question: Which chemical element is named after the Roman for Paris?
Answer: LUTETIUM
Question: St Aidan's, John Snow and Ustinov are colleges at which University?
Answer: DURHAM
Question: 'Lungs' is the 2009 debut album by which indie rock band?
Answer: FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE
Question: Which team won the 2012 Baseball World Series?
Answer: SAN FRANCISCO GIANTS
Question: The original TV series 'CSI' was set in which American city?
Answer: LAS VEGAS
Question: King Richard III succeeded which King?
Answer: EDWARD V
Question: Which bird was adopted as Britain's National Bird in the 1960s?
Answer: ROBIN
Question: In which British city would you find Shrub Hill railway station?
Answer: WORCESTER
Question: Wb is the symbol for which SI derived unit?
Answer: WEBER
Question: Bq is the symbol for which SI derived unit?
Answer: BECQUEREL
Question: Which 20th century conflict had the code name Operation Corporate?
Answer: THE FALKLANDS WAR
Question: Which actress played Agatha Christie's Miss Marple in five films?
Answer: MARGARET RUTHERFORD
Question: Who carried the British flag at the closing ceremony of the 2012 Olympic Games?
Answer: BEN AINSLIE
Question: Who was the author of the 1938 novel 'Scoop'?
Answer: EVELYN WAUGH
Question: Which Charles Dickens novel follows the life of Nell Trent and her grandfather?
Answer: THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP
Question: Queens Park Rangers defender Jose Bosingwa plays international football for which country?
Answer: PORTUGAL
Question: If you landed at Linate Airport, which European city would you be in?
Answer: MILAN
Question: The song 'I Know Him So Well', is a song from which musical?
Answer: CHESS
Question: In the 1966 film 'Carry on Cowboy', who plays The Rumpo Kid?
Answer: SID JAMES
Question: Who preceded Nicolas Sarkozy as President of France?
Answer: JACQUES CHIRAC
Question: Who was the Greek equivalent of the Roman god Vulcan?
Answer: HEPHAESTUS
Question: An erotic icon of the mid-1970s, which actress died at the age of sixty in October 2012?
Answer: SYLVIA KRISTEL
Question: Which Premiership rugby union team play their home games at Adams Park?
Answer: (LONDON) WASPS
Question: In which part of the body would you find the zygomatic bone?
Answer: THE CHEEK
Question: Whom did Mervyn King succeed as Governor of the Bank of England in 2003?
Answer: EDDIE GEORGE
Question: Which edible plant is also known as Lady's Fingers or Gumbo?
Answer: OKRA
Question: Which British Prime Minister arranged for Sir Roger Casement's bones to be returned to Ireland?
Answer: HAROLD WILSON
Question: Which Rugby League player has appeared in a record 10 Super League Grand Finals?
Answer: JAMIE PEACOCK
Question: What is the more common name for the condition Circadian Dysrhythmia?
Answer: JET LAG
Question: Which performer's signature tune was 'Mary From The Dairy'?
Answer: MAX MILLER
Question: Which ITV newsreader moderated the first ever UK leaders debate in April 2010 between Gordon Brown, David Cameron and Nick Clegg?
Answer: ALASTAIR STEWART
Question: In 1961, which British spy was sentenced to 42 years in prison, one of the longest sentences ever handed down by a British court?
Answer: GEORGE BLAKE
Question: The song 'People' appears in which 1964 Broadway musical?
Answer: Funny Girl
Question: Who was the first boxer to win the Olympic heavyweight title and go on to become the World Heavyweight Champion?
Answer: Joe Frazier
Question: Which is the most northerly state capital in the USA?
Answer: Juneau
Question: Of which sport is F.I.N.A. the ruling body?
Answer: Swimming
Question: What is the chemical formula for Ammonia?
Answer: NH3
Question: Only two flags of the world are square, one is Switzerland, what is the other one?
Answer: Vatican City
Question: Of which sport is F.I.A. the ruling body?
Answer: Motor racing
Question: Who played Blott, in BBC's 1985 adaptation of Tom Sharpe's novel 'Blott on the Landscape'?
Answer: David Suchet
Question: What animal is also known as the glutton?
Answer: Wolverine
Question: Who was the first Rugby Union player to play 100 games for England?
Answer: Jason Leonard
Question: Which biscuit company was founded in Reading in 1822?
Answer: Huntley & Palmers
Question: Who, in 1989, replaced Robin Day as presenter of BBC TV's Question Time?
Answer: Peter Sissons
Question: Which flower is known as 'the fair maid of February'?
Answer: Snowdrop
Question: Which group had No.1 albums with Southside in 1989 and White on Blonde in 1997?
Answer: Texas
Question: Which book, by number of verses, is the shortest in the Old Testament?
Answer: Obadiah
Question: What is the birthstone for the month of May?
Answer: Emerald
Question: Who is the current Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police?
Answer: Bernard Hogan-Howe
Question: Who was the first cricketer to play 100 tests for England?
Answer: Colin Cowdrey
Question: Which author created The Toff , The Baron and Gideon of Scotland Yard? ,
Answer: John Creasey
Question: Godthaab was the former name of which capital city?
Answer: Nuuk
Question: What horse won the 2013 Derby?
Answer: Ruler of the World
Question: On TV, who provides the voice for Bob the Builder?
Answer: Neil Morrissey
Question: Established in 1386 which is the oldest university in Germany?
Answer: Heidelberg
Question: At the 2012 London Olympics, who won the first ever Women's Boxing Gold medal?
Answer: Nicola Adams
Question: Which car manufacturer currently produces models called Cruze and Trax?
Answer: Chevrolet
Question: Which bottled sauce, also named after a county, and suitable for vegetarians is known as 'Grandma Entwistle's'?
Answer: Lancashire Sauce
Question: What was the name of the western lawman in New York City played on TV by Dennis Weaver?
Answer: (Marshal Sam) McCloud
Question: What is the middle name of US President Barack Obama?
Answer: Hussein
Question: Which tree belongs to the genus Betula?
Answer: Birch
Question: Off which island is there a group of rocks with a lighthouse called the Casquets?
Answer: Alderney
Question: Which African capital city's name means 'Fragrant Flower'?
Answer: Addis Ababa
Question: In the ancient Roman calendar what were the Kalends?
Answer: 1st Day of the month
Question: Which US President served the shortest term?
Answer: William H Harrison
Question: Who was the first American to perform a spacewalk?
Answer: Edward White
Question: Snow Hill is a railway station in which British city?
Answer: Birmingham
Question: The lead singer of The Undertones later achieved success as a solo act, what was his name?
Answer: Feargal Sharkey
Question: Name the most westerly point of the mainland of Great Britain?
Answer: Corrachadh Mòr
Question: On which river does Lancaster stand?
Answer: Lune
Question: Born in 1940, by what name is the actor Ramon Estevez better known?
Answer: Martin Sheen
Question: """E Pluribus Unum"" appears on the seal of the US President. What does this Latin phrase mean?"
Answer: One from many
Question: Who, in 1994, presented the first live UK lottery draw?
Answer: Noel Edmonds
Question: What is the title of Robert Browning's poem that begins "Oh, to be in England"?
Answer: Home Thoughts From Abroad
Question: In the 1971 David Hockney painting 'Mr and Mrs Clarke and Percy', who or what is Percy?
Answer: A (white) Cat
Question: Who invented the clockwork radio in 1992?
Answer: Trevor Bayliss
Question: Which car manufacturer built the Javelin model in the 1940s/1950s?
Answer: Jowett
Question: Originally manufactured by Peek Freans, these biscuits were named after which patriot and soldier, following his visit to the UK in 1854?
Answer: Garibaldi
Question: In heraldry what is a mullet?
Answer: (Five pointed) Star
Question: What is the NATO phonetic alphabet call for Q?
Answer: Quebec
Question: What is the birthstone for March?
Answer: Aquamarine
Question: What was advertised with the slogan "a taste of paradise"?
Answer: Bounty
Question: Near which English city is the National Space Centre?
Answer: Leicester
Question: The Leyden Jar is an early form of what?
Answer: (Electrical) Capacitor
Question: In which country are the 2018 Commonwealth Games to be held?
Answer: Australia
Question: Presented in 2013, who won the 2012 Oscar for Best Director?
Answer: Ang Lee
Question: From what London terminus station do you depart on a journey to Southampton?
Answer: Waterloo
Question: In which city is the Amalienborg Palace?
Answer: Copenhagen
Question: What was advertised with the slogan "the totally tropical taste"?
Answer: Lilt
Question: Give a year in the life of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart.
Answer: 1756 - 1791
Question: Which football league club play their home games at Adams Park?
Answer: Wycombe Wanderers
Question: What is the capital of North Korea?
Answer: Pyongyang
Question: Who founded Lotus Cars in 1952?
Answer: Colin Chapman
Question: What is the official nickname of the US state of Kentucky?
Answer: The Bluegrass State
Question: Which chemical elements name drives from the Greek word for stone?
Answer: Lithium
Question: Name the Italian politician, born in 1919, who was Prime Minister seven times in the period 1972 to 1992, he died in 2013?
Answer: Giulio Andreotti
Question: Which Russian-American is credited with inventing the helicopter?
Answer: Igor Sikorsky
Question: Which African mammal is also known as the ant bear?
Answer: Aardvark
Question: In Celtic mythology a kelpie is a water spirit in the form of which animal?
Answer: Horse
Question: On which river does the city of Derby Stand?
Answer: RIVER DERWENT
Question: Who wrote the book The Witches?
Answer: ROALD DAHL