zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which Ex Chief Secretary to the Treasury (2010 - 2015) was defeated by Drew Hendry of the Scottish National Party (SNP) in the General Election in May 2015?
Answer: Danny Alexander
Question: Which shipping forecast area lies immediately east of Fair Isle?
Answer: Viking
Question: What is the main ingredient of Coulibiac, a type of Russian pie?
Answer: Fish
Question: What would you find in a "Harden's Guild"?
Answer: Restaurants
Question: Which historical figure has been played on film by Gerard Depardieu, Marlon Brando and Jim Dale?
Answer: Christopher Columbus
Question: Name the year: Chilean President Savador Allende is killed in a coup, the Yom Kippur war erupts in the middle-east and Morston wins The Derby at 25-1?
Answer: 1973
Question: Which European Country's flag is an upside-down version of Monaco's flag?
Answer: Poland
Question: In which Scottish city is Dalcross Airport?
Answer: Inverness
Question: What is the plural of Opus?
Answer: OPERA
Question: Which Yorkshire town shares its name with the capital of a Canadian Province?
Answer: HALIFAX
Question: What is the name of the Scandinavian alcoholic drink made from potatoes?
Answer: AQUAVIT
Question: What is the namegiven to 'fortune telling' by playing or tarot cards?
Answer: CARTOMANCY
Question: What word can mean a colour, or a type of rocket?
Answer: MAROON
Question: Near which city is 'Fuhlsbuttel Airport'?
Answer: HAMBURG
Question: Which group represented the UK at this year's Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: 'SCOOCH'
Question: What is 'Crepe de Chine'?
Answer: SILK FABRIC
Question: What was the occupation of 'Warden Hodges' in the TV classic, 'Dad's Army'?
Answer: GREENGROCER
Question: What type of infection is the skin complaint, Ringworm?
Answer: A FUNGAL INFECTION
Question: Which character was played by Anthony Hopkins in 'The Elephant Man'?
Answer: DR. FREDERICK TREVES
Question: Give a year in the life of Scottish writer and biographer, James Boswell?
Answer: 1740 - 1795
Question: Give a year in the life of English poet, Alexander Pope?
Answer: 1688 - 1744
Question: How was the Dutch dancer and courtesan Margaretha MacLeod, better known?
Answer: MATA HARI
Question: The creature, the Loris, is related to which animal?
Answer: LEMUR
Question: Phyllophobia is the fear of what?
Answer: LEAVES.
Question: Which city is served by Hanedi Airport?
Answer: TOKYO
Question: What was the name of the spacecraft in Stanley Kubrick's classic science-fiction film "2001: A Space Odyssey"?
Answer: DISCOVERY
Question: Pedology is the science of what?
Answer: SOILS
Question: At which specific location could you see 'The Brazen Serpent', 'The Punishment Of Haman' and 'David Slaying Goliath'?
Answer: ON THE CEILING OF THE SISTINE CHAPEL
Question: What historically were hatpieces, leopards, cartwheels and unicorns?
Answer: COINS
Question: Who played 'Mister Wilson' in the 1994 film 'Denis'?
Answer: WALTER MATHAU
Question: 'The Nore' is a sandbank at the mouth of which British river?
Answer: THAMES
Question: In which month is United Nations day?
Answer: OCTOBER
Question: What will be the middle two numbers of a car registered in September 2010?
Answer: 60
Question: Who played the part of 'Neville Hope' in 'Auf Wiedershen, Pet'?
Answer: KEVIN WHATELY
Question: Precisely, what is as 'ISA'?
Answer: INDIVIDUAL SAVINGS ACCOUNT
Question: On which motorway is 'Clacket Lane Service Station'?
Answer: M25
Question: In the TV comedy 'The Detectives', who played the part of 'Superintendent Frank Cottam'?
Answer: GEORGE SEWELL
Question: In which conflict was the 'Battle of Solferino' in 1859?
Answer: ITALIAN WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
Question: Which English soccer team are nicknamed 'The Hornets'?
Answer: WATFORD
Question: What was the former name of 'The Spice Girls'?
Answer: 'TOUCH'
Question: Which element-atomic number 14-is the second most abundant element in the earth's crust?
Answer: SILICON
Question: What is the name of the Spanish National Lottery?
Answer: 'EL GORDO'
Question: Which English portrait painter, who lived from 1610 to 1646, succeeded Van Dyck as Court Painterto the exiled Charles II?
Answer: WILLIAM DOBSON
Question: Which singing partnership appeared together in the television series 'Soldier, Soldier'?
Answer: ROBSON & JEROME
Question: Which Welsh fashion designer launched the 'Warehouse' chain?
Answer: JEFF BANKS
Question: And which politician described Margaret Thatcher as "Attila the Hen"?
Answer: CLEMENT FREUD
Question: In which sphere was John Phillip Holland a pioneer?
Answer: SUBMARINES
Question: Give any year in the life of the Spanish explorer Hernando Cortez?
Answer: 1485 - 1547
Question: Murphy's stout originated in which city?
Answer: CORK
Question: 'Adallo', 'Fenena' and 'Abigaillon' are characters in which opera by Verdi?
Answer: 'NABUCCO'
Question: Which Cheshire constituency has been represented in Parliament by Neil Hamilton, Martin Bell and George Osbourne?
Answer: TATTON
Question: What colour is the live wire in an electrical plug?
Answer: BROWN
Question: How are 'Jean de Dinteville' and 'Georges de Selve' referred to in the title of a 1553 Holbein painting?
Answer: 'THE AMBASSADORS'
Question: Who wrote 'Appley Dapply's Nursery Rhymes', published in 1917?
Answer: BEATRIX POTTER
Question: In which US state is the Monterey Bay Aquarium?
Answer: CALIFORNIA
Question: Who was the leader of the Liberal Party in Britain from 1967 to 1976?
Answer: JEREMY THORPE
Question: Whose first solo number one single was 'When You Say Nothing At All'?
Answer: RONAN KEATING
Question: If the names of the 'Spice Girls' (eg ‘Baby Spice’) are arranged alphabetically, which is the last?
Answer: 'SPORTY'
Question: Which is the third largest island in Italy after Sicily and Sardinia?
Answer: ELBA
Question: In which art form are compositions made up of objects juxtaposed, and pasted on a dry ground?
Answer: COLLAGE
Question: In which city are the headquarters of the Fiat car company?
Answer: TURIN
Question: With which heavy metal pop group is Angus Young associated?
Answer: 'AC/DC'
Question: '.uk' is the network identifier for the United Kingdom. Which country uses the identifier '.jp'?
Answer: JAPAN
Question: Which all-girl group had a hit with the song 'Lost In Music'?
Answer: 'SISTER SLEDGE'
Question: Which Conservative Party leader was once editor of the 'Church Times'?
Answer: EDWARD HEATH
Question: Who wrote the song 'Where Have All The Flowers Gone'?
Answer: PETE SEEGER
Question: In which city are the headquarters of the Mercedes car company?
Answer: STUTTGART
Question: What is added to Vermouth and Whisky to make a 'Manhattan' cocktail?
Answer: DASH OF BITTERS
Question: Which town is the administrative centre of Northumberland?
Answer: MORPETH
Question: '.uk' is the network identifier for the United Kingdom. Which country uses the identifier '.za'?
Answer: SOUTH AFRICA
Question: Which group had a top ten hit with the song 'Why Does It Always Rain On Me'?
Answer: 'TRAVIS'
Question: What year was called 'The Year of Victories'?
Answer: 1759
Question: In which sport were the Bregamasco brothers, Mirco and Mauro stalwarts for Italy?
Answer: RUGBY UNION
Question: Who played the title role in the film 'Carry On, Columbus'?
Answer: JIM DALE
Question: Which work of fiction starts with the lines: "The past is a foreign country: they do things differently there"?
Answer: 'THE GO-BETWEEN' (by L.P. Hartley)
Question: Which extinct volcano is the highest mountain in the world, outside of Asia?
Answer: ACONCAGUA
Question: What is the largest land-locked country in Africa?
Answer: CHAD
Question: In which year was the £1.00 coin introduced into circulation?
Answer: 1983
Question: Which unit of distance in navigation is equal to one tenth of a sea mile?
Answer: A CABLE
Question: In the animated television cartoons who was the partner of the 'Morocco Mole'?
Answer: 'SECRET SQUIRREL'
Question: A 'Cran' is used to measure what?
Answer: HERRINGS
Question: What was the first name of Rigsby in Rising Damp?
Answer: Rupert
Question: Burl Ives played “Big Daddy” in the original 1955 Broadway cast of which play?
Answer: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Question: Which co-founder of Hat-Trick Productions and a regular pundit on “They Think It’s All Over” wrote the 2008 book “Bearded Tit”?
Answer: Rory McGrath
Question: What is the family name of the Dukes of Westminster?
Answer: Grosvenor
Question: Who did Robin Butler replace as Secretary to the Cabinet and head of the Home Civil Service in 1988?
Answer: Robert Armstrong
Question: Which US city is home to the Nationals MLB team?
Answer: Washington DC
Question: Into which body of water does the River Nene drain?
Answer: The Wash
Question: Who plays Madame Thenardier in the 2012 film Les Miserables?
Answer: Helena Bonham Carter
Question: In January 1988, who became the first woman to be appointed a Lord Justice of Appeal?
Answer: Elizabeth Butler-Sloss
Question: In 1993, who was the last Australian golfer to win the Open Championship?
Answer: Greg Norman
Question: In which African country does 100 pesetas equal 1 cedi?
Answer: Ghana
Question: The singer Solange is the sister of which other singer?
Answer: Beyonce
Question: Which substance, used to make a drink, is Ghana’s main export?
Answer: Cocoa
Question: Which wildflower is also known as the knapweed?
Answer: Cornflower
Question: Which former leader of the Lib Dems was the MP for Yeovil?
Answer: Paddy Ashdown
Question: In which Isle of Wight town can you find the History of Smuggling Museum/
Answer: Ventnor
Question: Who played the title role in the 2005 London police series “Jericho”?
Answer: Robert Lindsay
Question: The town of Leek is situated in which English county?
Answer: Staffordshire
Question: In which British city is Preston Park railway station?
Answer: Brighton
Question: What is the meaning of the word Cenotaph?
Answer: Empty Tomb
Question: In “Far from the Madding Crowd” who became Bathsheba Everdene’s first Husband?
Answer: Sergeant Troy
Question: Which European city was called Christiania frm 1624-1925?
Answer: Oslo
Question: Which US actor was born Joe Yule Jr?
Answer: Mickey Rooney
Question: What is thye common name of the plant Myosotis?
Answer: Forget-me-not
Question: What sort of creature is a 'Criollo'?
Answer: A PONY
Question: Who played the roles of 'Verbal Klint' and 'Kaiser Sauzer'in the film 'The Usual Suspects'?
Answer: KEVIN SPACEY
Question: Who partnered Robert Palmer as lead vocalist in the 1970'sband 'Vinegar Joe'?
Answer: ELKIE BROOKS
Question: Who played the part of 'Mrs. Onedin' in the TV series 'The Onedin Line'?
Answer: ANNE STALLYBRASS
Question: In which American city do the 'Wizards' play Basketball?
Answer: WASHINGTON
Question: Which country has the international car registration plate RCH?
Answer: CHILE
Question: In which American city dothe 'Padres' play Baseball?
Answer: SAN DIEGO
Question: The quarter day Michaelmas occurs on which date of the year?
Answer: 29th SEPTEMBER
Question: 'Jonquil' is a shade of which colour?
Answer: YELLOW
Question: Which food item is advertised as 'You either love it or hate it'?
Answer: MARMITE
Question: Which Briton won theNobel Prize for Literature in 2001?
Answer: V. S. NAIPAUL
Question: Which Brazilian World Cup star was known as "the little bird"?
Answer: GARRINCHA
Question: Who was the actress who played the female equivalent of the "bionic man"?
Answer: LINDSAY WAGNER
Question: Which colourful TV personality's autobiography is entitled "A Real Bobby Dazzler"?
Answer: DAVID DICKINSON
Question: 'Acorn' and 'Goose' are the two basic types of what, often found on large sea mammals?
Answer: BARNACLES
Question: In the film, 'The Shining' based on Stephen King's novel, what is 'Shining'?
Answer: PSYCHIC ABILITY
Question: Which pop group's first album was 'Piper At The Gates Of Dawn'?
Answer: PINK FLOYD
Question: In the Irish ballad, what did the 'Mountains of Mourne' do?
Answer: """SWEEP DOWN TO THE SEA"""
Question: Which opera house is found in New York's "Lincoln Centre"?
Answer: METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE
Question: What was Cleo Laine's job when she first met Johnny Dankworth?
Answer: APPRENTICE HAIRDRESSER
Question: What age horses run in the American Triple Crown races?
Answer: THREE YEAR OLDS
Question: What is the collective name for the sepals of a flower?
Answer: CALYX
Question: What name is generally given to unglazed porcelain?
Answer: BISCUIT
Question: From which country does 'Belleek' porcelain come?
Answer: NORTHERN IRELAND
Question: At which festival is the 'Golden Rose' award given?
Answer: MONTREUX
Question: What type of food is Dunlop?
Answer: CHEESE
Question: Tony Brittain and Nigel Havers played father and son doctors in which TV comedy series?
Answer: 'DON'T WAIT UP'
Question: With which sport would you associate the name Jasper Parnivik?
Answer: GOLF
Question: Which Southern African republic has the 'Metical' as its unit of currency?
Answer: MOZAMBIQUE
Question: Peter Schmeichel joined Manchester United, from which football club?
Answer: BRONDBY
Question: What was the name of the character played by Kevin Costner in the film, 'Dances With Wolves'?
Answer: Lt. JOHN DUNBAR
Question: Who designed the Guggenheim Museum in New York?
Answer: FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT
Question: After winning £152,000 in 1961, whose autobiography was entitled 'Spend, Spend, Spend'?
Answer: VIVIAN NICHOLSON
Question: Who presented the first edition of 'The Golden Shot'?
Answer: JACKIE RAE
Question: Who was the only Prime Minister to die at 10 Downing Street?
Answer: CAMPBELL BANNERMAN
Question: In which British city is the Glynn Vivian Art Gallery and Museum?
Answer: SWANSEA
Question: A 'Durmast' is a type of what?
Answer: OAK TREE
Question: Which metallic element has the highest melting point?
Answer: TUNGSTEN
Question: Which telecommunications comany takes its name from the Finnish word for 'Pine Marten'?
Answer: NOKIA
Question: In the name of the computing company, for what do the letters 'HP' stand?
Answer: HEWLETT-PACKARD
Question: Which is the only regnal name to be used by British monarchs in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries?
Answer: GEORGE
Question: Which popular British artist, active in Plymouth from the 1960's and famous for her paintings of fat people, died in May 2008?
Answer: BERYL COOK
Question: Which German author wrote the novels 'The Glass Bead Game' and 'Siddharta'?
Answer: HERMAN HESSE
Question: The American television series 'Angel' was a spin-off of which other hugely popular show?
Answer: 'BUFFY THE VAMPIRE SLAYER'
Question: Which type of bread takes its name from the Italian for 'slipper'?
Answer: CIABATTA
Question: In which 1978 horror movie does the killer wear a William Shatner mask that has been painted white?
Answer: 'HALLOWEEN'
Question: In which novel by George du Maurier does the character
Answer: 'TRILBY'
Question: Who is the oldest man ever to be elected President of the USA?
Answer: RONALD REAGAN
Question: Released in 2006, 'Why Won't You Give Me Your Love' was the first top ten hit for which group from Merseyside?
Answer: THE ZUTONS
Question: Of the all time top ten scorers in Premier League history, three players have played for Liverpool. Robbie Fowler, Michael Owen and who else?
Answer: ROBBIE KEANE
Question: Which chemical element is named after the inventor of Dynamite?
Answer: NOBELIUM
Question: During the reign of which king did the 'Addled Parliament' sit?
Answer: JAMES II
Question: In which town in Greater Manchester is the TV series 'Shameless' set?
Answer: STRETFORD
Question: Winning the US Masters in 2003, who was the last Canadian to win a golf 'Major'?
Answer: MIKE WEIR
Question: What does the Saffir-Simpson Scale measure?
Answer: HURRICANES
Question: Which architect designed the Imperial War Museum North at Salford Quays?
Answer: DANIEL LIEBESKIND
Question: What is the official language of Guinea-Bissau?
Answer: PORTUGUESE
Question: Which sea area lies between 'Plymouth' and 'Wight'?
Answer: 'PORTLAND'
Question: In cookery, what is 'Julienne'?
Answer: VEGETABLES CUT INTO THIN STRIPS
Question: Which sea area covers the north coast of Ireland?
Answer: 'MALIN'
Question: What in Norse mythology, is the name of the rainbow bridge that connects 'Asgard' to 'Midgard'?
Answer: 'BIFROST'
Question: What was the nationality of Capablanca, the world chess champion 1921-27?
Answer: CUBAN
Question: Which common flower of the Carnation family is also known as 'catch-fly'?
Answer: CAMPION
Question: Who was the female winner of the 2002 London Marathon?
Answer: PAULA RADCLIFFE
Question: Which is the only team that has never been relegated from the top tier (Premier or old First Division) of English football?
Answer: WIGAN ATHLETIC.
Question: What is the motor-car international identification for Iceland?
Answer: IS
Question: In which year was HRH Prince Charles invested as Prince of Wales?
Answer: 1969
Question: The 'Dulcimer' is a forerunner of which musical instrument?
Answer: PIANO
Question: Singultus is the medical name for which minor complaint?
Answer: HICCOUGHS
Question: Winning the US Open in 2006, who was the last Australian to win a Golf 'major'?
Answer: GEOFF OGILVY
Question: Which British author died in 1975 just weeks after being knighted at the age of 93?
Answer: P.G. WODEHOUSE
Question: In dentistry, what name is given to a gap between the two front teeth?
Answer: DIASTEMA
Question: Which musical instrument takes its name from the German for 'play of bells'?
Answer: GLOCKENSPIEL
Question: Who was the British Prime Minister at the time of the 'Peterloo Massacre' and the 'Cato Street Conspiracy'?
Answer: EARL OF LIVERPOOL
Question: Which town in Denmark is home to the Lego Group and the original 'Legoland' theme park?
Answer: BILLUND
Question: The 1951 movie 'Follow The Sun', that starred Glenn Ford in the leading role, was a biographical film of the life of which American Golf legend?
Answer: BEN HOGAN
Question: In the human body, what is affected by the disease Phlebitis?
Answer: VEINS
Question: The name of which popular Italian dish is derived from the Latin for 'cooking pot'?
Answer: LASAGNE
Question: In which modern day country is Yalta, the site of the famous meeting during World War II?
Answer: UKRAINE
Question: Who is the patron saint of Switzerland?
Answer: ST. NICHOLAS
Question: Which tree usually provides the wood used to make Highland Games cabers?
Answer: LARCH
Question: One player from Sheffield Wednesday was in the 1966 World Cup winning squad who was he?
Answer: RON SPRINGETT
Question: Which Spanish airport is the regular destination for holidays in Benidorm?
Answer: ALICANTE
Question: Which Manchester Brewery produces Jekyll's Gold?
Answer: HYDE'S
Question: Which British author wrote the 1996 Booker winning novel “Last Orders”?
Answer: GRAHAM SWIFT
Question: Which Canadian city is the capital of Alberta state?
Answer: EDMONTON
Question: The TV dramatization “Threads” concerned the effects of a nuclear strike on which English city?
Answer: Sheffield
Question: The prefix “thio” indicates the presence of which chemical element?
Answer: Sulphur
Question: Of the many Livery Companies which one is considered to be the most prestigious?
Answer: Mercers
Question: Which duo had top five hits in the 1980’s with “Torch” and “Say Hello Wave Goodbye”?
Answer: Soft Cell
Question: The emmet is an archaic name for which insect?
Answer: Ant
Question: In the famous novel by Charles Dickens, what is Little Dorrit’s first name?
Answer: Amy
Question: Which darts player is known as “The Count”?
Answer: Ted Hankey
Question: Which former chart topping song for Frankie Laine gave the Jimi Hendrix Experience their first British hit?
Answer: Hey Joe
Question: Which footballer scored a late goal in this season’s playoff final to take QPR back into the Premier League?
Answer: Bobby Zamora
Question: In which year was the first FA Cup Final played at Wembley?
Answer: 1923
Question: Which is the only one of the Great Lakes which does not border the US state of Michigan?
Answer: LAKE ONTARIO
Question: Who is the protagonist of the Robert Bolt play A Man for All Seasons?
Answer: SIR THOMAS MOORE
Question: In which English county is the Tank Museum at Bovington?
Answer: DORSET
Question: Complete the title of the 1934 book by Evelyn Waugh A Handful of.
Answer: DUST
Question: Which word beginning with 'o' is the scientific study of bones?
Answer: OSTEOLOGY
Question: Which Welsh town was granted city status in 1969?
Answer: SWANSEA
Question: Which architect, President of the Royal Academy from 2004 to 2011, is responsible for the National Space Centre in Leicester and the Eden Project in Cornwall?
Answer: SIR NICHOLAS GRIMSHAW
Question: Who edited The Sun between 1981 and 1994?
Answer: KELVIN MACKENZIE
Question: Not to be confused with the Burma campaign of World War II, which Far Eastern war of the mid-twentieth century is often called by the survivors, "The Forgotten War"?
Answer: KOREAN WAR
Question: Which of Marilyn Monroe'sfilms included her version of the song, 'I Want To Be Loved By You'?
Answer: 'SOME LIKE IT HOT'
Question: Of which African country is Malabo the capital?
Answer: EQUATORIAL GUINEA
Question: Who duetted with Celine Dion on the song 'Tell Him'?
Answer: BARBRA STREISAND
Question: Who did Mohammed Alibeat in May 1975 to retain his Heavyweight crown?
Answer: RON LYLE
Question: Which European freshwater fish is also called a 'Pope'?
Answer: A RUFFE
Question: If a tree is balaniferous, what does it bear?
Answer: ACORNS
Question: Which chemical element has the symbol ' V '?
Answer: VANADIUM
Question: Which chemical element has the symbol 'Ce'?
Answer: CERIUM
Question: In Western Australia, what object might be known as a 'Kylie'?
Answer: BOOMERANG
Question: What type of foodstuff is a Red Savina Habanero?
Answer: CHILLI PEPPER
Question: What does the Latin phrase 'Vox Populi' mean?
Answer: 'VOICE OF THE PEOPLE'
Question: What name is given to abottle that is the equivalent of 12 standard bottles?
Answer: SALMANAZAR
Question: What does the Latin phrase 'Ad Valorem' mean?
Answer: ACCORDING TO THE VALUE
Question: Who invented the breakfast cereal?
Answer: WILLIAM KELLOG
Question: What line follows "Suddenly, I'm not half the man I used to be", from the Beatles song 'Yesterday'?
Answer: """THERE'S A SHADOW HANGING OVER ME"""
Question: What is the heaviest land mammal confined to the northern hemisphere?
Answer: AMERICAN BISON
Question: Who wrote the books, 'Lost Horizon' and 'Goodbye Mr. Chips'?
Answer: JAMES HILTON
Question: William and Mary were joint rulers of England during the last decade of which century?
Answer: SEVENTEENTH
Question: The first decade of which century witnessed the succession to the throne of Edward II?
Answer: FOURTEENTH
Question: Who wrote an autobiography entitled 'An Accidental MP'?
Answer: MARTIN BELL
Question: 'Manam' and 'Bagana' are active volcanoes of which South-East Asian country?
Answer: PAPUA NEW GUINEA
Question: In America, the triangular road sign meaning "Give Way", displays only one word. What is it?
Answer: YIELD
Question: If something is described as stellate, what shape is it?
Answer: STAR-SHAPED
Question: Which song by 'The Wurzels' was set top the music 'Paloma Blanca'?
Answer: 'I AM A CIDER DRINKER'
Question: In 1999, who became King of Jordan following the death of King Hussein?
Answer: PRINCE ABDULLAH
Question: Which Boy Scout badge is awarded for skill at tracking and reading signs?
Answer: WOODCRAFT
Question: Which part of the south-west of Portugal shares its name with that given to Nelson's first great naval victory?
Answer: CAPE ST. VINCENT
Question: The bulk of Kansas City lies in which US state?
Answer: MISSOURI
Question: How many guns are fired in salute for the Queen's birthday?
Answer: 62
Question: What is the name of the chocolate coated nutty biscuit named after the Italian city where it was firstmade?
Answer: FLORENTINE
Question: Who founded the retailer 'Habitat'?
Answer: TERENCE CONRAN
Question: Which volcanic French island in the Indian Ocean has Saint Denis as its capital?
Answer: REUNION
Question: What is Cockney slang for a car?
Answer: """JAM JAR"""
Question: Which gum resin produced in Sri Lanka is used in medicine, and also in the production of a shiny yellow colour of paint?
Answer: GAMBOGE
Question: Which Conservative Party Club in London was damaged by an IRA bomb in 1960?
Answer: THE CARLTON CLUB
Question: 'A white wading bird with a black patterned head and back, and an upturned beak', describes which bird?
Answer: AVOCET