zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What is the county town of County Kerry?
Answer: Tralee
Question: What is the county town of County Mayo?
Answer: Castlebar
Question: Who created the Ancient Roman detective Marcus Didius Falco?
Answer: Lindsay Davis
Question: Who is the current manager of West Bromwich Albion football club?
Answer: Roy Hodgson
Question: Who is the current coach of the English national cricket team?
Answer: Andy Flower
Question: What is the Christian name of the female singer Duffy?
Answer: Aimee
Question: The UK's highest recorded temperature of 38.5 degrees centigrade occurred on 10-8-2003, in which county?
Answer: Kent
Question: Which was the last Horse.to win the English Triple Crown?
Answer: NIJINSKY
Question: Who for 17 years from 1976 presented "One Man and His Dog?
Answer: PHIL DRABBLE
Question: Robert Diamond is the Chief Executive of which British bank?
Answer: BARCLAYS
Question: Which sport is featured in the 1951 film, Follow The Sun?
Answer: GOLF
Question: Which TV celebrity is married to Charles Saatchi?
Answer: NIGELLA LAWSON
Question: Which US City is not part of any US State?
Answer: WASHINGTON DC
Question: Which BBC Local Radio Station began as Radio Blackburn in 1971?
Answer: RADIO LANCASHIRE
Question: The Urbis Centre in Manchester is soon to be the home of which national museum?
Answer: NATIONAL FOOTBALL MUSEUM
Question: Who was General Secretary of SOGAT from 1983 to 1985, the first woman to lead a major trade union?
Answer: BRENDA DEAN
Question: What was the name of the juryless courts established in Northern Ireland in 1972, where the cases were heard by a single judge?
Answer: DIPLOCK COURTS
Question: Which Trade Unionist was appointed the first Minister of Technology in 1964?
Answer: FRANK COUSINS
Question: Apart from The Brecon Beacons and Snowdonia, which is the other National Park in Wales?
Answer: THE PEMBROKESHIRE COAST
Question: Who directed the 2009 film Invictus?
Answer: CLINT EASTWOOD
Question: Which film about the founding of Facebook won the Best Motion Picture Drama at the 2011 Golden Globe awards?
Answer: THE SOCIAL NETWORK
Question: Who plays King George VI in the award winning film The King's Speech?
Answer: COLIN FIRTH
Question: In which radio comedy series does Andy Hamilton play The Devil?
Answer: OLD HARRY'S GAME
Question: What do Nielsen Ratings measure?
Answer: TV audiences
Question: Where in London is the Bomber Command Memorial to be built in 2012?
Answer: Green Park
Question: Who composed the ballet 'Ocean's Kingdom' first performed in 2011?
Answer: Paul McCartney
Question: The 'Telegraph & Argus' is a local daily newspaper based in which city?
Answer: Bradford
Question: Who composed the cantata 'Belshazzar's Feast', first performed in 1931?
Answer: William Walton
Question: In which town was the 'Comedy Carpet' unveiled in October 2011?
Answer: Blackpool
Question: The new postcode E20 has been introduced to cover which development?
Answer: Olympic Park
Question: Who wrote the music for the 1993 film The Piano?
Answer: Michael Nyman
Question: Which British Prime Minister's wife was a published poet?
Answer: Harold Wilson
Question: Who was the first host of the TV show Pets Win Prizes?
Answer: Danny Baker
Question: In which TV soap is there a garage called the Arches?
Answer: Eastenders
Question: In which sea is the Great Barrier Reef?
Answer: Coral Sea
Question: What is the title of a novel by A J Cronin, a ballet by Kenneth Macmillan and has the Latin name cercis canadensis?
Answer: The Judas Tree
Question: What is a haboob in the Sahara?
Answer: A sand or dust storm
Question: What is the English version of the Russian forename Vasily?
Answer: Basil
Question: What unusual event happened in Britain on 11th August 1999?
Answer: Total Solar Eclipse
Question: In what year (5 years either way) was the British Open Golf Championship first held?
Answer: 1860
Question: Which TV cartoon series is about CIA agent Stan Smith and his family?
Answer: American Dad
Question: In what year (5 years either way) was the US Open Golf Championship first held?
Answer: 1895
Question: Which artist painted 'Allegory on the Blessings of Peace' in about 1630?
Answer: Rubens
Question: In which Irish county would you find the Cliffs of Moher?
Answer: Clare
Question: Who won the 2010 Wimbledon Men's Singles title?
Answer: Rafael Nadal
Question: Who is the current Foreign Secretary?
Answer: William Hague
Question: What is Marks & Spencer's casual men's wear label?
Answer: BLUE HARBOUR
Question: What is the more common name for the bone the furcula?
Answer: WISHBONE
Question: Which landlocked country in Africa was formerly called Nyasaland?
Answer: MALAWI
Question: Which bird is the largest bird in the crow family?
Answer: RAVEN
Question: Which is the most southerly golf course in Britain that the British Open can be played at?
Answer: ROYAL ST GEORGES
Question: Which of the Goodies wore union jack underwear?
Answer: TIM BROOKE TAYLOR
Question: Which German footballer won the Golden Boot at the 2010 World Cup?
Answer: THOMAS MULLER
Question: 'The Sun is God' are reputedly the famous last words of which British artist?
Answer: J M W TURNER
Question: In World War One what were Talbots, Pups and Camels?
Answer: AEROPLANES
Question: In the traditional rhyme, who killed Cock Robin?
Answer: The Sparrow
Question: At which racecourse is the Eclipse Stakes run annually?
Answer: Sandown Park
Question: The Brandy Kirsch is distilled from which fruit?
Answer: Cherries
Question: Castor is the Latin name for which mammal?
Answer: BEAVER
Question: What is the most southerly country in Scotland?
Answer: DUMFRIES AND GALLOWAY
Question: """Suicide is Painless"" is the theme music to which film and long running TV series?"
Answer: M.A.S.H.
Question: The music of which classical composer was used as the theme of "The Lone Ranger"?
Answer: ROSSINI
Question: Which bird is the second tallest after the ostrich?
Answer: EMU
Question: USA - what is the state capital of Wisconsin?
Answer: MADISON
Question: Which stretch of water separates Cuba and Haiti?
Answer: THE WINDWARD PASSAGE
Question: The game of "conkers" goes back to Roman times, using what?
Answer: SHELLS
Question: 'Well, nobody's prefect 'is the last line of which film?
Answer: SOME LIKE IT HOT
Question: In World War II who designed the Mosquito Fighter/Bomber?
Answer: GEOFFREY DE HAVILLAND
Question: In the title of the detective story by Dorothy L Sayers, what are the 'Nine Tailors'?
Answer: CHURCH BELLS
Question: What is the more common name for the landrail?
Answer: CORNCRAKE
Question: 'Behind the Shades' is the autobiography of which controversial sports coach?
Answer: DUNCAN FLETCHER
Question: In which children's TV programme, narrated by Derek Jacobi, would you see Iggle-Piggle and Upsy-Daisy?
Answer: IN THE NIGHT GARDEN
Question: Which is the smallest US state capital with a population of less than 8,000 (name either the capital or the state)?
Answer: MONTPELIER, VERMONT
Question: Where does Marsala wine come from?
Answer: Sicily
Question: Which newspaper was once called the "Daily Herald"?
Answer: The Sun
Question: Who played country singer Johnny Cash in the film "Walk the Line"?
Answer: Joaquin Phoenix
Question: In which English city is De Montfort University?
Answer: Leicester
Question: Who is the Patron Saint of musicians?
Answer: St. Cecilia
Question: What is the value of the pink ball in the game of snooker?
Answer: Six points
Question: Who was the only Englishman actually on the pitch in the FIFA World Cup Final of 2010?
Answer: HOWARD WEBB
Question: In which musical do three dance girls sing 'There's gotta be something better than this'?
Answer: SWEET CHARITY
Question: What are Duke of Burgundy, White Admiral and Essex Skipper?
Answer: BUTTERFLIES
Question: Who played the character Nellie Harvey in Coronation Street?
Answer: MOLLIE SUGDEN
Question: Travis Beckum plays American Football for the New York Giants in which position, denoted by the letters T E?
Answer: TIGHT END
Question: Starr Gate and Imperial Hotel are stops on which tram system?
Answer: BLACKPOOL
Question: Who had a hit in 1968 with 'Baby Come Back'?
Answer: THE EQUALS
Question: What is the national flower of Spain?
Answer: CARNATION
Question: Rugosa is a particular type of which garden shrub?
Answer: ROSE
Question: 'All that glisters is not gold' is a line from which Shakespeare play?
Answer: THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
Question: In the children's TV show 'Trumpton', Captain Flack's firemen were Pugh, Pugh, Barney McGrew, Cuthbert, Dibble and who else?
Answer: GRUBB
Question: Which novel opens with the following words 'The boy with fair hair lowered himself down the last few feet of rock and began to pick his way towards the lagoon'?
Answer: LORD OF THE FLIES
Question: Which city is linked to the motorway network by the M32?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: Which fictional town was the setting for the TV series 'Z-Cars'?
Answer: NEWTOWN
Question: Found on bottles, what is the meaning of A.B.V.?
Answer: Alcohol By Volume
Question: How many squares are there on a standard Scrabble board?
Answer: 225
Question: Which is the national flower of Mexico?
Answer: Dahlia
Question: In 'The Owl and the Pussycat' who performed the wedding?
Answer: The Turkey
Question: Which US multinational chain is named after a character in Moby Dick?
Answer: Starbucks
Question: In the children's song Nellie the Elephant. the head of the herd was met one night on which road?
Answer: (to) Mandalay
Question: What are the periods of play in polo called?
Answer: Chukkas
Question: Known in English as "The Soldiers Song" is the national anthem of which European country?
Answer: Republic of Ireland
Question: Who devised and created the Blake's Seven TV series?
Answer: Terry Nation
Question: Which English football club are nicknamed the Shakers?
Answer: Bury
Question: What name is given to a prison or cell on a US ship?
Answer: Brig
Question: 'Approaching Menace' is the theme tune to which TV quiz show?
Answer: Mastermind
Question: What is the world's most southerly national capital city?
Answer: Wellington
Question: Which motorway connects Bristol to the M4?
Answer: M32
Question: The Olympic Games of 1944 were cancelled - where would they have taken place?
Answer: London
Question: What is the only bird leather can be obtained from?
Answer: Ostrich
Question: When milk sours what acid is formed?
Answer: Lactic acid
Question: To within a year, either way, in which year was "The Sky at Night" first broadcast on TV?
Answer: 1957
Question: In Norse mythology what was Bifrost?
Answer: THE RAINBOW BRIDGE
Question: Mechanical models of the Solar system are named after which Irish Earl who was presented with an early model of one?
Answer: THE EARL OF ORRERY
Question: Which US State has the smallest population?
Answer: WYOMING
Question: St Clare of Assisi is the Patron Saint of which everyday thing?
Answer: TELEVISION
Question: Asti Spumante is a white bubbly wine from Asti in Northern Italy. What is the name of the red wine from the same area?
Answer: BARBERA
Question: How many times has Luxemburg won the Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: FIVE TIMES
Question: What is the nickname of Chopin's short piano piece 'Waltz in D flat, Op.64, No.1'?
Answer: THE MINUTE WALTZ
Question: Haliaeetus albicilla is the Latin name for the largest bird of prey in the UK. By what name is it normally known?
Answer: (WHITE TAILED) SEA EAGLE
Question: Who plays the part of Sergeant Hathaway in ITV's detective series 'Lewis'?
Answer: LAWRENCE FOX
Question: Barbara Euphan Todd wrote a series of children's books about which popular character later the star of several TV series?
Answer: WORZEL GUMMIDGE
Question: Which Italian painter is known for his images of human faces made up of such things as flowers, vegetables and fish?
Answer: GIUSEPPE ARCIMBOLDO
Question: Which of the saints was martyred by being stoned to death?
Answer: ST STEPHEN
Question: Ditalini and manicotti are examples of which food?
Answer: Pasta
Question: The character Alexander Orlov advertises which company in TV commercials?
Answer: Comparethemarket.com
Question: Who composed 'Belshazzar's Feast' cantata?
Answer: William Walton
Question: What was the title of Elton John's first solo No. I hit?
Answer: Sacrifice
Question: 'I Could be so Good For You' was the theme song to which TV programme?
Answer: Minder
Question: If something is described as 'aquiline', which creature does it look like?
Answer: Eagle
Question: Which 1960 play has as its title character, a tramp named 'Davies'?
Answer: The Caretaker
Question: The Shard stands next to which London Underground station?
Answer: London Bridge
Question: Which is the longest and widest nerve in the human body?
Answer: Sciatic
Question: A 104 metre long 'Tapestry' depicting the early campaign of Bonnie Prince Charlie was completed in 2010, it is named after which town/battle?
Answer: Prestonpans
Question: Which seaside town is the venue for the Latitude Music Festival every July?
Answer: Southwold
Question: 'That's Livin' Alright' was the theme song to which TV programme?
Answer: Auf Wiedersehen, Pet
Question: Prince Harry has three other forenames, give any one of them?
Answer: Charles Albert David
Question: State of Israel is proclaimed.
Answer: 1948
Question: Who referred to the House of Lords as "Mr Balfour's Poodle"?
Answer: David Lloyd George
Question: Which new state officially came into being in July 2011?
Answer: South Sudan
Question: Which team was led to victory by Ritchie McCall in 2011?
Answer: New Zealand Rugby Union
Question: Which is the oldest college of Cambridge University?
Answer: Peterhouse
Question: Which is the largest US state, in terms of population?
Answer: California
Question: Which is the largest US state by size (area)?
Answer: Alaska
Question: Who wrote the play Chips with Everything?
Answer: Arnold Wesker
Question: In which decade was the driving test introduced in the UK and L plates issued?
Answer: 1930s
Question: How is the Sunday before Easter known in the Western Christian Church?
Answer: Palm Sunday
Question: Travelling on the M40 between Oxford and London, you would pass through which range of hills?
Answer: Chilterns
Question: Complete the name of the album 'Noel Gallagher's '?
Answer: High Flying Birds
Question: Which product was advertised on TV using the phrase 'Any time, any place, anywhere'?
Answer: Martini
Question: Clock, Klondike and Aces Up are variations of which group of card games?
Answer: Patience
Question: Which Salford landmark appeared as a backdrop for the Smiths 1986 album cover 'The Queen is Dead'?
Answer: Salford Lads Club
Question: Which football team, newcomers to League 2, play home games at Highbury?
Answer: Fleetwood Town
Question: Name either of the entertainers who played the roles of two Britons accused of faking a documentary in the film 'Alien Autopsy'?
Answer: Ant & Dec
Question: Which religion has Five K's (Kesh, Kangha, Kachera, Kara and Kirpan)?
Answer: Sikh(ism)
Question: Which novelist won the 1970 Nobel Prize for Literature "for the ethical force with which he has pursued the indispensable traditions of Russian literature"?
Answer: Solzhenitsyn
Question: Which UK shipping forecast area is the most southerly, lying off the coast of Spain?
Answer: Trafalgar
Question: A Bellini cocktail is made with the sparkling wine prosecco and which fruit juice?
Answer: Peach
Question: Which US state is named after Queen Henrietta Maria of France?
Answer: Maryland
Question: Who is the main character in the series of stories called 'Adventures of a Black Bag"?
Answer: Dr Finlay
Question: Who painted the self portraits 'Self-Portrait with Palette' and 'Self-Portrait with Cap'?
Answer: Manet
Question: The Centre for Life is a science museum in which city?
Answer: Newcastle
Question: Which dish, its name meaning literally "pick me up", comprises among other things, ladyfingers, egg yolks and mascarpone?
Answer: Tiramisu
Question: What should have been launched on April 20th 1964, but was delayed until the following day because of an fire at Battersea power station?
Answer: BBC2
Question: What is Ken Dodd's middle name?
Answer: Arthur
Question: What is the most common name for the animal found in North America which is also known as the woodchuck or land beaver?
Answer: Groundhog
Question: In which state of the USA would you find the cities of Chattanooga and Knoxville?
Answer: Tennessee
Question: Which mountain makes up the Yorkshire "Three Peaks", along with Ingleborough and Pen-y-Ghent?
Answer: Whernside
Question: Which blue-veined soft cheese has a name which translates as "sweet milk"?
Answer: Dolcelatte
Question: The centenary of which sporting event was commemorated by the issue of a special £2 coin in 2008?
Answer: (1908) London Olympics
Question: By what name are David Myers and Simon King known in the title of several TV series?
Answer: The Hairy Bikers
Question: Not counting the City of London, which is the smallest city in England by population?
Answer: Wells
Question: Which group had a 1968 number 1 hit with 'Baby, Come Back'?
Answer: THE EQUALS
Question: The 2011 Open in golf was played at which English course?
Answer: ROYAL ST GEORGE'S
Question: Name the 19th century American artist famous for his illustrated book 'The Birds of America'.
Answer: JOHN J AUDUBON
Question: Where in the body is the stapes bone?
Answer: EAR
Question: Which London art gallery is situated in a Victorian mansion in Manchester Square?
Answer: THE WALLACE COLLECTION
Question: Who won a 2012 Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for his role in 'Beginners'?
Answer: CHRISTOPHER PLUMMER
Question: The first cancellation to be used on British postage stamps in 1840 was of what form?
Answer: A (MALTESE) CROSS
Question: Which actress won the 2012 Best Supporting Actress Oscar for her performance in 'The Help'?
Answer: OCTAVIA SPENCER
Question: Which footballer was known as 'The Flying Pig'?
Answer: TOMMY LAWRENCE
Question: What is the smallest breed of ape?
Answer: GIBBON
Question: Which cricketer holds the record of being the longest serving captain of his country?
Answer: W. G. GRACE
Question: Which poet famously wrote 'Tis better to have loved and lost then never to have loved at all'?
Answer: ALFRED LORD TENNYSON
Question: What is the collective noun for hedgehogs?
Answer: ARRAY
Question: Which bird can swim as fast as a seal?
Answer: A PENGUIN
Question: A cornice is a variety of which fruit?
Answer: PEAR
Question: In which year did Queen Elizabeth make her first Christmas speech?
Answer: 1957
Question: What was the tea ration per person per week during World War II?
Answer: TWO OUNCES
Question: UK, USA, Russia and China are four of the five permanent members of the UN Security Council, which country is the fifth?
Answer: France
Question: The 'Kilmarnock Volume' features whose poetry?
Answer: Robert Burns
Question: In 2010, actress Ayda Field married which British entertainer?
Answer: Robbie Williams
Question: Which was the last British coin to cease to be legal tender?
Answer: Decimal half-penny
Question: Three Counties Radio covers Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and which other county?
Answer: Hertfordshire
Question: The name of which African country means 'House of Stone'?
Answer: Zimbabwe
Question: Which food company, still in existence today, was founded in 1902 in a disused malthouse in Burton-on-Trent?
Answer: Marmite
Question: The MP for Pontefract & Castleford is Yvette Cooper; she is the wife of which other MP?
Answer: Ed Balls
Question: Which fictional character was shipwrecked when the 'Demeter' ran aground?
Answer: Dracula
Question: Which Russian man won both the 100 and 200m gold medals at the 1972 Olympic Games?
Answer: Valery Borzov
Question: Which creatures might be bred and reared in a 'ranarium'?
Answer: Frogs
Question: The bell, Great Peter is in the northwest tower of which cathedral?
Answer: York Minster
Question: Which county cricket team play home games at Wantage Road?
Answer: Northants
Question: Which future president escaped from Lincoln Prison in 1919 when a key to his cell was smuggled in to him in a cake?
Answer: Eamonn de Valera
Question: Which opera features a 'Prisoner's Chorus'?
Answer: Fidelio
Question: Which Scottish football team is nicknamed the 'Pars'?
Answer: Dunfermline Athletic
Question: Which city was known in Roman times as Glevum?
Answer: Gloucester
Question: What feature of British life is owned by "Lord Gnome"?
Answer: Private Eye
Question: How many naturally-occurring elements are there in the periodic table?
Answer: 92
Question: Which castle is the seat of the Dukes of Northumberland?
Answer: Alnwick
Question: Who presents Radio 4's The News Quiz?
Answer: Sandi Toksvig
Question: Give either of the middle names of Venus Williams.
Answer: Ebony Starr
Question: Who writes verse obituaries in Private Eye?
Answer: E J Thribb
Question: Burns refers to a "cutty sark" in his poem" Tam O'Shanter" but what precisely is a "cutty sark"?
Answer: A short shirt
Question: 'Endless Love' is a song duet by Diana Ross and which singer/composer?
Answer: Lionel Richie
Question: Who was the first poet laureate of the 20th century?
Answer: Alfred Austin
Question: 'II Dolce' refers to what in an Italian restaurant?
Answer: Dessert
Question: In 1949 who became the first post-WW2 World Heavyweight Boxing Champion?
Answer: Ezzard Charles
Question: Prior to 2005 Alesha Dixon was a member of which girl band?
Answer: Mis-Teeq
Question: The Wizard of Wishaw' is better known as which sportsman?
Answer: John Higgins
Question: Who played Wycliffe in the 1990s ITV detective series?
Answer: Jack Shepherd
Question: Which playwright said "I like long walks, especially when they are taken by people who annoy me"?
Answer: Noel Coward
Question: Who was the wife of King Henry V of England?
Answer: Catherine of Valois
Question: What does the word 'vodka' literally mean in Russian?
Answer: Little water
Question: Which French word- derived from an old French word for "paw"-means dialect?
Answer: Patois
Question: 'Bring It All Back' was the debut single for which group in 1999?
Answer: S Club 7
Question: Where does the annual pop festival 'T in the Park' take place?
Answer: Balado
Question: Which famous 19th century American said "A friend is one who has the same enemies as you have"?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: What is the capital city of the Norse Gods?
Answer: ASGARD
Question: Which singer and actor first performed the role of Che Guevara?
Answer: DAVID ESSEX
Question: Which sitcom starred Richard Beckinsale and Paula Wilcox?
Answer: THE LOVERS
Question: Which actress played Nerys Hughes's mother in the sitcom The Liver Birds?
Answer: MOLLY SUGDEN
Question: Which former newsreader presided over the TV programme Treasure Hunt?
Answer: KENNETH KENDAL
Question: Which of the characters in Alice's Adventures in Wonderland advises Alice 'to start at the beginning and go on till you get to the end then stop'?
Answer: THE KING OF HEARTS
Question: Who had a number 1 hit in 1960 with the record 'Running Bear'?
Answer: JOHNNY PRESTON
Question: In which country is the Vestre Mardola Waterfall?
Answer: NORWAY
Question: Which film featured the song 'I've had the time of my life'?
Answer: DIRTY DANCING
Question: During which decade was the Hollywood Walk of Fame established?
Answer: 1950's
Question: Berlin's song "Take my Breath away" came from which film'?
Answer: TOP GUN
Question: What is the capital of Morocco? RA
Answer: RABAT
Question: Which African capital is named after a US President?
Answer: Monrovia
Question: Blaise Castle, described as "the finest place in England" in Jane Austen's Northanger Abbey', is in which city?
Answer: Bristol
Question: Which lake has the largest volume of fresh water in Great Britain?
Answer: Loch Ness
Question: Which was the first British club to win a European football trophy?
Answer: Tottenham Hotspur
Question: The Tocantino River (the name means Toucan's Beak) runs for 2640 km from South to North in which country?
Answer: Brazil
Question: Who succeeded Paul Stephenson as Commissioner of the Metropolitan Police?
Answer: Bernard Hogan-Howe
Question: The jewellery company 'Pandora' is based in which country?
Answer: Denmark
Question: Freddie Eynsford-Hill is a character in which musical that premiered in 1956?
Answer: MY FAIR LADY
Question: Which country's euro coins feature flying swans and cloudberries?
Answer: FINLAND