zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: In which film did David Niven play Sir James Bond
Answer: Casino Royale
Question: Which underground British band had a hit album called Cunning Stunts
Answer: Caravan
Question: At which event was Vladimir Smirnov killed whilst defending his Olympic gold medal
Answer: Fencing
Question: What is the official language of Surinam
Answer: Dutch
Question: Which group did Paul Weller form after The Jam
Answer: Style Council
Question: Lake Titicaca is on the border between two countries, name one of them
Answer: Peru and Bolivia
Question: Which group did Jools Holland leave to become a TV presenter
Answer: Squeeze
Question: What do Siamese fighting fish make their nests from
Answer: Bubbles
Question: Who was the first person to be buried in Saint Paul's Cathedral
Answer: Christopher Wren
Question: In which city did Expo 67 take place
Answer: Montreal
Question: What is London's Theatre Royal more commonly called
Answer: Drury Lane
Question: Who invented the jet engine in 1930
Answer: Frank Whittle
Question: What is the nearest large town to Ben Nevis
Answer: Fort William
Question: On which Mediterranean island is mount Etna
Answer: Sicily
Question: What is Luther's Cradle Hymn more commonly known as
Answer: Away in a Manger
Question: Which one hit wonder took Oh Lori to number 8 in 1977
Answer: Alessi
Question: What is the only member of the hyena family to feed on termites
Answer: Aardwolf
Question: In the Bible what was the name of King David's wife who had been married to Nabal
Answer: Abigail
Question: Which group consists of the Duggans and the Brennans
Answer: Clannad
Question: Who was Fred Astaire's dancing partner in the musical film The Band Wagon
Answer: Cyd Charisse
Question: Which British author wrote the novel Of Human Bondage
Answer: Somerset
Question: Who created the character Rip Van Winkle
Answer: Washington
Question: What is the name given to the bands of white cloth on the neck of some clerical and academic robes
Answer: Geneva
Question: Who is the most famous daughter of Major Bruce Shand
Answer: Camilla Parker Bowles
Question: What breed of dog is identified with Hush Puppies advertising
Answer: Bassett hound
Question: What was the name of the character played by Christopher Lloyd in the Back to The Future series of films
Answer: Doctor Emmett Brown
Question: Which former bandleader was married to Ava Gardner and Lana Turner
Answer: Artie Shaw
Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the Manx
Answer: Norton
Question: Which bird was the emblem of the Roman Empire
Answer: The eagle
Question: What religion was Grace Kelly in the epic western High Noon
Answer: Quaker
Question: With which form of transport was Otto Lilienthal associated
Answer: Gliders
Question: Who was elected First Minister of the Northern Ireland Assembly in 1998
Answer: David Trimble
Question: Who was World 500 cc Motor Cycling Champion 1953 to 1955 (he was British)
Answer: Geoff Duke
Question: What was the name of the hurricane that hit America in September 2003
Answer: Isabel
Question: What was the name of the chemical plant responsible for the Bhopal disaster
Answer: Union Carbide
Question: What were the Commonwealth Games previously called
Answer: British Empire Games
Question: Who were the last team in the 20th century to win the FA Cup wearing stripes
Answer: Coventry City
Question: In the 50's western series Maverick who played Beau the English Maverick cousin
Answer: Roger Moore
Question: In which David Bowie song which charted in 1980 does Major Tom become a junkie
Answer: Ashes to Ashes
Question: The mojito is a traditional cocktail that originated in which country
Answer: Cuba
Question: What was the name of the band that started their career with the song "Anarchy in the UK"
Answer: Sex Pistols
Question: Which British bank was the first to appoint a female manager in 1958
Answer: Barclays
Question: Which former British heavyweight boxing champion had an identical twin brother called George
Answer: Henry Cooper
Question: Which Olympic event in 1900 left around 300 creatures dead
Answer: Pigeon shooting
Question: Where in the body is the lunate bone
Answer: Wrist
Question: On a wine label what does Premier Cru mean
Answer: First growth
Question: What is the third film in The Matrix series called
Answer: Matrix Revolution
Question: In which country were the Commonwealth Games held in 1962
Answer: Australia
Question: Which female newsreader threw a glass of wine over Tory MP Jonathan Aitken in 1983
Answer: Anna Ford
Question: Who designed the 2012 GB Olympics team uniforms
Answer: Stella McCartney
Question: What is cryptology the study of
Answer: Codes and ciphers
Question: What would a herpetologist study
Answer: Reptiles
Question: In the 2004 film biopic Beyond the Sea, Kevin Spacey plays which 1960s singer
Answer: Bobby Darin
Question: On what musical instrument would you play a rappel
Answer: Drum
Question: Which European city has an underground station called George V
Answer: Paris
Question: Which super group were originally called the 'New Yardbirds'
Answer: Led Zeppelin
Question: Which comedian hosted the annual Oscar ceremony over twenty times
Answer: Bob Hope
Question: Who wrote the poems Kublai Khan and The Rime of the Ancient Mariner
Answer: Samuel Taylor Coleridge
Question: Which Shakespeare play was the musical Kiss Me Kate based on
Answer: The Taming Of The Shrew
Question: What type of creature is a mugger
Answer: Crocodile
Question: Iceland, Herring and Black Headed are all types of which birds
Answer: Gulls
Question: What was the name of the barge that carried the Queen during the river pageant in June 2012
Answer: Spirit of Chartwel
Question: What is the name of the underground city in the Matrix films
Answer: Zion
Question: What word is used to describe any straight line from the centre of a circle to the circumference
Answer: Radius
Question: What kind of animal is Olivia Newton John riding on the cover of her Physical album
Answer: Dolphin
Question: Who won the Best Actor BAFTA in 1993 for his part in Shadowlands
Answer: Anthony Hopkins
Question: Which sign of the Zodiac is represented by a fish
Answer: Pisces
Question: Murder on the Calais Coach was the American title of which novel
Answer: Murder on the Orient Express
Question: What was the sequel of the book The Silence of the Lambs
Answer: Hannibal
Question: Where in Berkshire were Britain's first Cruise missiles based
Answer: Greenham Common
Question: What colour are the houses in a game of Monopoly
Answer: Green
Question: In American football, what position is LB
Answer: Linebacker
Question: Which class of racing yacht has the same name as a Shakespeare play
Answer: Tempest
Question: What was the Roman coin that was worth a quarter of a denarius
Answer: Sesterce
Question: Who led the Iceni against the Romans
Answer: Boudicca
Question: Francesco Schettino was the captain of which ship
Answer: Costa Concordia
Question: In which English County would you find both the towns of Ham and Sandwich
Answer: Kent
Question: MBE, OBE, CBE which is the highest honour
Answer: CBE
Question: Who wrote about a mongoose called Ricki Tikki Tavi
Answer: Rudyard Kipling
Question: What is the Beverley Hills Diet developed by Judy Mazel based on
Answer: Fruit
Question: Doctor Herman Tarnower was responsible for which well known diet
Answer: The Scarsdale Diet
Question: In the Fatty Arbuckle murder case what was the name of the victim
Answer: Virginia
Question: Developed as a new town in 1963 which Shropshire town is named after a Scottish engineer
Answer: Telford
Question: Sn is the chemical symbol for which metallic element
Answer: Tin
Question: Which Jazz great passed away in December 2012 at the grand age of 92
Answer: Dave Brubeck
Question: What is usually added to Pernod before it is drank by the French
Answer: Water
Question: The Melbourne Cup is a prize in which sport
Answer: Horse racing
Question: What is Thailand's biggest island
Answer: Phuket
Question: What was the name of the character played by Jodie Foster in Silence of the Lambs
Answer: Clarice Starling
Question: In which city does almost half the population of the state of Illinois live
Answer: Chicago
Question: Which disciple did not believe Jesus was alive until he had touched the hole in his hands
Answer: Thomas
Question: According to Greek mythology who was the father of Hercules
Answer: Zeus
Question: From which country does the food brand Heinz originate
Answer: U.S.A.
Question: In which sport did Prince William represent Scotland Universities in 2004
Answer: Water Polo
Question: On the Beatles Sergeant Pepper album cover who is the sergeant
Answer: Ringo Starr
Question: Who was Britain's first divorced Prime Minister
Answer: Anthony Eden
Question: Who did Princess Margaret decide not to marry in 1955
Answer: Group Captain Peter Townsend
Question: Composer Felix Mendelssohn had a musical sister what was her christian name
Answer: Fanny
Question: What was the name of the nanny allegedly murdered by Lord Lucan
Answer: Sandra Rivett
Question: What is the name given to a shot in snooker where the cue ball hits a red ball which hits another red ball to make it go into a pocket
Answer: A plant
Question: What kind of weapon was a Brown Bess
Answer: Musket
Question: Rhinotillexomania is the medical name of which bad habit
Answer: Picking one's nose
Question: In which country is the Great Sandy Desert
Answer: Australia
Question: What was Lord Baden-Powell's first name
Answer: Robert
Question: What are the cowboys of the South American pampas called
Answer: Gauchos
Question: Which British city is served by the Metrolink Tram Service
Answer: Manchester
Question: Marble is a form of which type of stone
Answer: Limestone
Question: Who played Sylvia Trench in the first two Bond films
Answer: Eunice Gayson
Question: What is the family name of the Duke of Norfolk
Answer: Fitzalan-Howard
Question: What type of weapon is the Scottish claymore
Answer: Sword
Question: What was the name of Vinnie Jones character in Lock Stock And Two Smoking Barrels
Answer: Big Chris
Question: What was the name of the Illinois express on which Casey Jones lost his life in 1900
Answer: The Cannonball Express
Question: Curt Smith and Roland Orzabel are better known as which duo
Answer: Tears For Fears
Question: The Canadian Captain Arthur Roy Brown is credited with bringing which man down in WW1
Answer: The Red Baron
Question: What type of animal is a Brown Havana
Answer: Cat
Question: Over half of all bird species are passerine, what does this mean that they can do
Answer: PERCH
Question: What name was David Bowie's son given at birth
Answer: Zowie
Question: What did the transistor replace
Answer: Vacuum tube
Question: Which flower is associated with the Earl Haigh Fund
Answer: Poppy
Question: What is the name of the convex membrane that forms the anterior covering of the eye
Answer: Cornea
Question: Which country do the giraffe necked women who wear up to 20 pounds of brass rings on their necks come from
Answer: Burma
Question: What instrument was Pablo Casals associated with
Answer: Cello
Question: In 1867 Samuel B Fay of the United States was awarded the first patent for which piece of office equipment
Answer: Paper clip
Question: Who commanded the Israeli Army during the Six Day War
Answer: Moshe Dayan
Question: Which means of transportation was invented by the American Jonathon Scobie in 1836
Answer: The rickshaw
Question: What is the name of the town featured in Dad's Army
Answer: Walmington -on -Sea
Question: What was the family name of the Duke of Wellington
Answer: Wellesley
Question: Which type of sunset did the Kinks sing about
Answer: Waterloo
Question: Which car manufacturer made the Dolomite
Answer: Triumph
Question: Which sign of the Zodiac is represented by a ram
Answer: Aries
Question: What word is given to the style of furniture dating from the time of James 1
Answer: Jacobean
Question: What was the third country to put a rocket into space
Answer: France
Question: What desert lies to the south of Fukah
Answer: The Sahara
Question: In which American state is Dodge City
Answer: Kansas
Question: What term now describes 500 sheets of paper
Answer: A ream
Question: What are the ridges across a guitar’s fingerboard called
Answer: Frets
Question: Who played Tarzan in films the most times
Answer: Johnny Weismuller
Question: What connects Alan Sillitoe, John Travolta and The Drifters
Answer: Saturday Night
Question: What is the name given to sun dried brick used in hot countries for building
Answer: Adobe
Question: What is the main food of the Eurasian jay
Answer: Acorns
Question: What was the name of The Sleeping Beauty
Answer: Aurora
Question: What was the first X rated film to win the Oscar for best film
Answer: Midnight Cowboy
Question: From which country does Canterbury lamb come
Answer: New Zealand
Question: What was the name of the superlight plane that flew non stop round the world in 1986
Answer: Voyager
Question: Which terrifying anti personnel weapon was first used by the German army at Verdun in 1916
Answer: Flame-thrower
Question: Which planet in the Solar System is third from the Sun
Answer: Earth
Question: In mythology which of the Titans was condemned to carry the weight of the world on his shoulders
Answer: Atlas
Question: Which Scottish international footballer was killed by lightning on Enfield Golf Course
Answer: John White
Question: For which fictitious Football Team did Roy of the Rovers play
Answer: Melchester Rovers
Question: What was the only U.K. number one for The Supremes
Answer: Baby Love
Question: What is the name given to the home of a racoon
Answer: Den
Question: What were the Quarter sessions and Assizes replaced by
Answer: Crown Courts
Question: Which terrorist gang murdered Christian Democrat leader Aldo Moro
Answer: The Red Brigade
Question: Which toothpaste in the 60's advertised The ring of confidence
Answer: Colgate
Question: What does Desperate Dan shave with
Answer: A blowlamp
Question: Who played the part of Achilles in the 2004 film Troy
Answer: Brad Pitt
Question: Eastman Kodak introduced an inexpensive, lightweight hand held camera in 1900 – what was it called
Answer: Brownie
Question: Which product was advertised as I'm only here for the beer
Answer: Double Diamond
Question: Eastman Kodak introduced an inexpensive, lightweight hand held camera in 1900 - what was it called
Answer: Brownie
Question: Who wrote Death Of A Salesman and The Crucible
Answer: Arthur Miller
Question: Who was the commander of Apollo 14
Answer: Alan Shepard
Question: What is the name given to a long stemmed clay tobacco pipe
Answer: Churchwarden
Question: Which 18th century English poet was known as the Bard of Twickenham
Answer: Alexander Pope
Question: What was the name of the character played by Michael J Fox in the Back To The Future series of films
Answer: Marty McFly
Question: Which fictional jungle dwelling character was invented by Edgar Rice Burroughs
Answer: Tarzan
Question: Which chocolates were advertised as having the less fattening centres
Answer: Maltesers
Question: Which Japanese car manufacturer make the Civic
Answer: Honda
Question: What is your star sign if you were born on the fourth of July
Answer: Cancer
Question: Which plant is Saint Patrick said to have used to illustrate the Holy Trinity
Answer: Shamrock
Question: What is a man made lake for storing water called
Answer: A reservoir
Question: Who plays Rachel in Friends
Answer: Jennifer Aniston
Question: Which famous doctor was found in Africa by a reporter called Henry Stanley
Answer: Doctor Livingstone
Question: In criminal slang, what is a dip
Answer: A pickpocket
Question: Which lighthouse is 4 miles south west of the Scilly Isles
Answer: Bishop's Rock
Question: Which Japanese car manufacturer made the Cherry
Answer: Datsun
Question: What meat product appears in Punch and Judy
Answer: Sausages
Question: Who played the part of the coach in the film The Bad News Bears
Answer: Walter Matthau
Question: What has been the most common first name of US Presidents
Answer: James
Question: In sculpture, what is the name for the upper part of a human figure, depicting the head and neck plus all or part of the chest and shoulders
Answer: Bust
Question: What sport did Mick the Miller compete in
Answer: Greyhound racing
Question: Which American football team lost the super bowl in three consecutive seasons 91-92 and 93
Answer: The Buffalo Bills
Question: In which fictitious village is the TV series Heartbeat set
Answer: Aidensfield
Question: What is the colour of the jersey worn by the leader in the Tour de France
Answer: Yellow
Question: Which volcano erupted in 79 AD burying Pompeii
Answer: Vesuvius
Question: American call them garbanzo beans what would we call them
Answer: Chick peas
Question: From which middle east country were Terry Waite and John McCarthy released in 1991
Answer: Lebanon
Question: What fruit flavour is the alcoholic drink Mirabelle
Answer: Plum
Question: In what detective programme did Gene Barry play a millionaire detective
Answer: Burke's Law
Question: How many funnels did the ill-fated liner Titanic have
Answer: Four
Question: What is the name of the upright member fitted into the back of a chair
Answer: A splat
Question: Which colour lies between red and yellow in the visible spectrum
Answer: Orange
Question: Who created the master detective Sherlock Holmes
Answer: Sir Arthur Conan Doyle
Question: Which car manufacturer made the Popular in the fifties and sixties
Answer: Ford
Question: Where in the body is the scaphoid bone
Answer: Wrist
Question: Which motor manufacturer made the Zephyr in the sixties
Answer: Ford
Question: What are Grapnel, Bruce, Kedge, and Plough
Answer: Anchors
Question: By what title was Thomas Patrick John Anson better known
Answer: Lord Lichfield
Question: In what area of France is champagne made?
Answer: Reims
Question: Joseph Levitch became famous as who?
Answer: Jerry Lewis
Question: Alan Ginsberg is credited with inventing what 60s phrase?
Answer: Flower Power
Question: What British golfer became the youngest Ryder Cup player in 1977?
Answer: Nick Faldo
Question: In which year did Queen Elizabeth the Second celebrate her Golden Jubilee?
Answer: 2002
Question: What law states that if something can go wrong, it will?
Answer: Murphy's Law
Question: Which 1970's group recorded Stairway to Heaven?
Answer: Led Zeppelin
Question: Who had his first solo number one hit in the UK with 'I just called to say I love you'?
Answer: Stevie Wonder
Question: What word describes the ability to imagine and share another persons feelings and/or experiences?
Answer: Empathy
Question: Beginning with a 'C', this word means 'a small crown or ornamental headdress'?
Answer: Coronet
Question: Which crime writer created 'Mike Hammer'?
Answer: Mickey Spillane
Question: With which other painter would you associate painter Francoise Gilot?
Answer: Pablo Picasso
Question: What was the name of the painter who was the son of Hans Holbein the Senior?
Answer: Hans Holbein the Younger
Question: Which was the first English football club to win the European Cup?
Answer: Manchester United
Question: Albert Finney turned down which role that won Peter O Toole an Oscar?
Answer: Laurence of Arabia
Question: Which 2006 animated Disney film featured the characters 'Lightning McQueen, Doc Hudson and Fillmore'?
Answer: Cars
Question: Reginald Truscott-Jones became famous as who?
Answer: Ray Miland
Question: George Simenon created Maigret - what nationality was he?
Answer: Belgian
Question: Mary Read and Anne Boney had what job in common?
Answer: Pirates
Question: Short actors stand on what wooden object - to appear bigger?
Answer: Pancake
Question: Kali is the goddess of death in who's mythology?
Answer: Hindu
Question: Who was the creator of the children's character 'Noddy'?
Answer: Enid Blyton
Question: Montego Bay can be found on which Caribbean island?
Answer: Jamaica
Question: From which area of France does Camembert cheese come?
Answer: Normandy
Question: Which Egyptian god of the dead and son of Osiris had the head of a Jackal?
Answer: ANUBIS
Question: In what year did Sir Francis Drake die?
Answer: 1596
Question: How many shillings were there in a Guinea?
Answer: Twenty-One
Question: What villain was portrayed in Batman by Jim Carrey?
Answer: The Riddler
Question: In which year did Elvis die?
Answer: 1977
Question: What is the name for water that collects in the bottom of a boat?
Answer: bilge
Question: What was the spin-off to the TV series 'Yes Minister'?
Answer: Yes Prime Minister
Question: Where is the body of Charles Darwin interred?
Answer: Westminster Abbey
Question: Which country was inaded by Russia in 1979?
Answer: Afghanistan
Question: In snooker, what colour is the ball that begins a game in the centre of the table?
Answer: Blue
Question: What is the name of the city in which The Simpsons live?
Answer: Springfield
Question: In July this year we saw the final Space Shuttle mission. Which shuttle was used for the voyage?
Answer: Atlantis
Question: What began in 1877 but banned women until 1884?
Answer: Wimbledon Tennis
Question: Five tons of which precious jewels are mined annually - ?
Answer: Diamonds
Question: In what country could you spend a tugrik?
Answer: Mongolia
Question: What was Mickey Mouse's originally called?
Answer: Mortimer Mouse
Question: What year was the first atomic bomb dropped?
Answer: 1945
Question: Queen Elizabeth II is reigning queen and head of how many sovereign states?
Answer: 16
Question: Who played the leading role in the 1982 film 'Gandhi'?
Answer: Ben Kingsley
Question: Who was the first actor to play Doctor Who?
Answer: William Hartnell
Question: Which war was said to be 'The war to end all wars'?
Answer: World War I
Question: Eric Faukner; Derek Longmuir and Les McKeown were members of which 70's pop group?
Answer: Bay City Rollers
Question: Who piloted the first aeroplane to cross the English Channel from Calais to Dover in 1909?
Answer: Louis Bleriot
Question: In what year was 'The Domesday Book' completed?
Answer: 1086
Question: Who played 'Holly Golightly' in Breakfast at Tiffany's?
Answer: Audrey Hepburn
Question: Pocahontas is buried alongside which river?
Answer: Thames
Question: In a game of chess, which colour is moved first?
Answer: White
Question: Which word is given to a winning tennis serve that the opponent can’t return?
Answer: Ace
Question: Name the Dick Francis mount that collapsed approaching the finishing line in the 1956 'Grand National'?
Answer: Devon Loch
Question: Who starred in the 1933 comedy satire film 'Duck Soup'?
Answer: The Marx Brothers
Question: Who married Elizabeth Taylor in 1991 to become her eighth husband?
Answer: Larry Fortensky
Question: I which country will you find the 'Great Victoria Desert'?
Answer: Australia
Question: Which American President along with his Soviet Union counterpart signed the 1974 SALT Treaty?
Answer: Richard Nixon
Question: Who created the character 'Count Dracula'?
Answer: Bram Stoker
Question: Where was US President Barack Obama born?
Answer: Honolulu, Hawaii
Question: What is the real surname of actor Tom Cruise?
Answer: Mapother IV
Question: What is the name of the professor in the board game Cluedo?
Answer: Professor Plum
Question: In what HG Wells book did we meet the  Eoli and the Morlocks?
Answer: The Time Machine
Question: Charles Bingley was a character in what classic Jane Austen novel?
Answer: Pride and Prejudice
Question: Who in books and films was the man of bronze?
Answer: Doc Savage
Question: To where in France do the sick make pilgrimages?
Answer: Lourdes
Question: What was the name of the bear in the Muppet Show?
Answer: Fozzie
Question: What farmyard animal is used to search for Truffles?
Answer: Pig
Question: Irvine Welsh wrote which novel about Scottish heroin addicts?
Answer: Trainspotting
Question: What year did the 'London Underground' open?
Answer: 1863
Question: The explorer Abel Tasman gave his name to the island of Tasmania - but what nationality was he?
Answer: Dutch
Question: Who's band was The Quarrymen?
Answer: John Lennon
Question: In which American state is mount St.Helens?
Answer: Washington
Question: Whose ear did Mike Tyson bite in Las Vegas 1997?
Answer: Evander Holyfield
Question: Which country grows the most dates?
Answer: Iraq
Question: Where in your body is your patella?
Answer: Knee