zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Who wrote Your Cheatin' Heart?
Answer: Hank Williams
Question: Who had a number one in 2000 with Rock DJ?
Answer: Robbie Williams
Question: Who did Margaret Thatcher defeat to become Conservative Party leader?
Answer: William Whitelaw
Question: What flower was named after the Duke of Cumberland?
Answer: Sweet William
Question: Who was the female member of Britain's gang of four?
Answer: Shirley Williams
Question: By what name is 'William Michael Albert Broad' better known?
Answer: Billy Idol
Question: 'Poetry In Motion' was the only No. 1 hit for which singer?
Answer: Johnny Tillotson
Question: The Wombles had two hits in 1974. The title of one is 'Banana Rock' what's the title of their other hit?
Answer: Minuetto Allegretto
Question: Queen's mid 70's albums 'A Night at the Opera' and 'A Day At the Races', got their titles from who's films?
Answer: The Marx Brothers
Question: On which London street would you find the famous 'Harrods' store?
Answer: Brompton Road
Question: And in which gardens will you find the Albert Memorial?
Answer: Kensington Gardens
Question: Which London street is traditionally associated with newspapers?
Answer: Fleet Street
Question: The Houses of Parliament and the London Eye are on the same side of the River Thames. True or false?
Answer: False
Question: Where in London can you find 'Nelson's Column'?
Answer: Trafalgar Square
Question: By what name is the Collegiate Church of St Peter at Westminster better known?
Answer: Westminster Abbey
Question: What is the capital of Uruguay?
Answer: Montevideo
Question: Who was the first British female cabinet minister?
Answer: Margaret Bondfield
Question: Which port stands at the mouth of the river Seine?
Answer: Le Havre
Question: How much does ten gallons of water weigh in pounds?
Answer: 100
Question: Who/what was David Ben Gurion?
Answer: Zionist leader
Question: The population of Malta is reputed to be descended from which ancient people?
Answer: The Carthaginians
Question: These Boots are Made for Walkin?
Answer: 1966 Nancy Sinatra
Question: What does the girls name Irene mean?
Answer: Peace - Greek
Question: Stanley Burrell became famous as who?
Answer: MC Hammer
Question: If you had distrix what condition would you have?
Answer: Hair - split ends
Question: By law what unpopular thing must prostitutes now do in Holland?
Answer: Pay Income Tax
Question: Who said "never kick a fresh turd on a hot day"?
Answer: Harry S Truman
Question: The name of which football club is an anagram of 'Red Admiral'?
Answer: Real Madrid
Question: The rules for what card game state: deck is divided evenly among the two players, giving each a face-down stack. In unison, each player reveals the top card on his stack (a “battle”), and the player with the higher card takes both the cards played and moves them to the bottom of his stack. If the two cards played are of equal value, each player lays down three face-down cards and a fourth card face-up, and the higher-valued card wins all of the cards on the table, which are then added to the bottom of the player’s stack. In the case of another tie, the process is repeated until there is no tie.
Answer: War
Question: If you describe someone as a nonagenarian, what age are they?
Answer: 90-99
Question: A recent announcement of the discovery of a possible finger bone on tiny island of Nikumaroro is thought to be associate with whom, who was officially declared dead on January 5, 1939, having first gone missing on July 2, 1937?
Answer: Amelia Earhart
Question: What TV staple, introduced on Jan 6, 1973, featured such episodes as: My Hero, Zero, Lolly, Lolly, Lolly Get Your Adverbs Here, I'm Just a Bill, and Inter-planet Janet?
Answer: Schoolhouse Rock
Question: Riding white, red, black, and pale horses, who are the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse?
Answer: Conquest, War, Famine, and Death
Question: What is the name of Tiny Tim’s father in the story, ‘A Christmas Carol’?
Answer: Bob Cratchit
Question: In the classic holiday movie Home Alone, where is the McCallister family heading for vacation?
Answer: Paris, France
Question: What did the cowboy ride on the Island of Misfit Toys in the 1964 classic Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer?
Answer: Ostrich
Question: According to the song, how many piper piping are there?
Answer: 11
Question: What product uses the advertising slogan "I liked it so much, I bought the company!"?
Answer: Remington electric shaver
Question: For a point each, name the characters in a bottle of Flintstones Chewable Vitamins.
Answer: Fred Flintstone, Wilma Flintstone, Pebbles Flintstone, Barney Rubble, Betty Rubble, Bamm-Bamm Rubble, Dino, and The Great Gazoo
Question: Which character was described as part man, part machine, all cop?
Answer: Robocop
Question: What legendary Universal Studios horror star, the Eighth Wonder of the World, had his home on Skull Island before filmmaker Carl Denham drags his hairy ass back to New York?
Answer: King Kong
Question: What is the name of the owl who told us Give a hoot dont pollute in a series of Public Service Announcements?
Answer: Woodsy
Question: What anniversary is celebrated with a demisemiseptcentennial?
Answer: 175 years
Question: What are the 6 official documental languages of the UN?
Answer: Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish
Question: Which comic book superhero, originally published from 1984 to 1993 and reintroduced in 2005, wears a costume that consists of a giant carrot mask, containing a nuclear powered pogo stick, a white shirt, red pants, and flippers on his feet (in case he has to swim)?
Answer: The Flaming Carrot
Question: Name the artist and song title: Cleaned a lot of plates in Memphis, Pumped a lot of pain down in New Orleans, But I never saw the good side of the city, Until I hitched a ride on a river boat queen.
Answer: Proud Mary by Creedence Clearwater Revival
Question: Whos the black private dick thats a sex machine to all the chicks?
Answer: Shaft
Question: What was the name of the cliched hunchback assistant to Dr. Victor Frankenstein, tasked with fetching a brain for the good doctors creation?
Answer: Igor
Question: What is the weight, in lbs, of a US gallon of water?
Answer: 8 lbs
Question: Who is the current Speaker of the House?
Answer: John Boehner
Question: What is the most abundant metallic element in Earths crust?
Answer: Aluminum
Question: In the TV and computer game franchise, ACME detective agency members are always asking the question "Where in the World/Time/Earth is" who?
Answer: Carmen San Diego
Question: What radio station do you find at 710 on your local AM dial?
Answer: KIRO
Question: What comic strip character’s favorite interjection was “leapin’ lizards!”?
Answer: Little Orphan Annie
Question: Since the US Mint has completed their state quarters program, what series of special coins, 4 per year, is the mint producing now?
Answer: Presidential dollars
Question: An NBA basketball game is 48 minutes long. How long is an NCAA college basketball game?
Answer: 40 minutes
Question: According to the nursery rhyme, if Polly put the kettle on, who took it off?
Answer: Sukey
Question: What do the 3 little pigs build their houses out of?
Answer: Straw, sticks, and bricks
Question: What position/title comes between apprentice and master craftsman/master tradesman?
Answer: Journeyman
Question: The rules for what 2 player card game state: 2 opposing players are dealt ten cards each, with the rest being placed face down between the two. The top card is turned face up. Players take turns taking a card from either the stock or discard pile and discard one from their hand. The object is to end the game, or ‘knock’, when one of the two players has completed their hand of cards. This is done by arranging their cards into ‘sets’ or ‘melds’ of three or more cards of either the same value or a same suited straight. A player can knock if the total value of the cards not used in sets is equal to ten or less. Upon knocking, points are awarded for the difference in value between the unused cards held by the players. If a player manages to get 0 points when knocking, or holds a lower value than the opponent when the opponent knocks, extra points are awarded.
Answer: Gin Rummy
Question: According to Elvis Presley, what do you find at the end of Lonely Street?
Answer: Heartbreak Hotel
Question: What month is: Native American Heritage Month, Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month, COPD Awareness month, National Novel Writing Month, Alzheimer's Disease Awareness Month, American Diabetes Month, Lung Cancer Awareness Month, National Homeless Youth Awareness Month, Crohn's & Ulcerative Colitis Awareness Month, and National Pomegranate Month?
Answer: November
Question: The 52nd, who is the current mayor of Seattle?
Answer: Mike McGinn
Question: What radio host are dittoheads fans of?
Answer: Rush Limbaugh
Question: Sunday saw the 67th showing of the Golden Globes Awards, hosted by comedian Ricky Gervais. What group is responsible for hosting the booze fest, err, awards ceremony?
Answer: Hollywood Foreign Press Association
Question: “There are some things money can’t buy. For everything else, there’s” what?
Answer: Mastercard
Question: How many items are there in a 'gross'?
Answer: 144
Question: In spite of total asshat Jared Lee Loughner, the only congressman to date to have been assassinated is still Leo Ryan (D-CA), killed on November 18, 1978 as part of what event?
Answer: Jonestown Massacre
Question: According to the nursery rhyme, what do the Owl and Pussycat go to sea in?
Answer: A beautiful pea-green boat
Question: If iron is galvanized, which metal is it coated with?
Answer: Zinc
Question: How much of the earth's surface is covered by oceans?
Answer: 71%
Question: The month of January was named after which Roman god?
Answer: Janus
Question: When you cross the International Date Line from a westerly direction do you gain or lose day?
Answer: Lose a day
Question: In what US city is this years Super Bowl scheduled to be played?
Answer: Indianapolis
Question: Amethyst is the birthstone for which month of the year?
Answer: February
Question: What company is the largest manufacturer of greeting cards in the US?
Answer: Hallmark
Question: A flexible flyer is a type of what?
Answer: steerable, wooden sled
Question: If I'm practicing trephination, what am I boring a hole in?
Answer: The human skull
Question: If my local college awards me a D D degree, what Doctorate have I earned?
Answer: Divinity
Question: Which dirrrty singer is slated to sing the National Anthem at this years Super Bowl?
Answer: Christina Aguilera
Question: A denarian is what age range?
Answer: 10 to 19
Question: What Philadelphia landmark is portrayed on the back of the $100 bill?
Answer: Independence Hall
Question: Which cartoon character, who cooks at the Krusty Krab, lives in a pineapple under the sea?
Answer: Spongebob Squarepants
Question: Snails and slugs are members of the class Gastropoda, which literally translates as what?
Answer: stomach foot
Question: What is the name of the most popular of all ground hogs, whose emerges from Gobbler's Knob each Feb 2?
Answer: Punxsutawney Phil
Question: In what Miami stadium is this year's Super Bowl going to be played?
Answer: Sun Life stadium
Question: Now famously known as Nipplegate, whose nip was seen on national TV during Superbowl 38, due to a “wardrobe malfunction”?
Answer: Janet Jackson
Question: What original SNL cast member and writer is currently the junior senator from the great state of Minnesota?
Answer: Al Franken
Question: The NFL championship is played for the Lombardi trophy. What do the winners of the Canadian Football League play for?
Answer: Grey Cup
Question: Whos recent book, titled Known and Unknown: A Memoir, is currently ranked #1 on the Amazon sales list?
Answer: Donald Rumsfeld
Question: Feb 6, 1966 saw the birth of what singer, best known for making possible the Internet meme known as rickrolling?
Answer: Rick Astley
Question: In Holyoak, Ma, William G Morgan, a YMCA physical education director, created an indoor gamed originally called Mintonette. Now an Olympic sport, by what name is the game know?
Answer: Volleyball
Question: What 7 film franchise of the 1980s and 90s included installments such as Back in Training, Citizens on Patrol, City Under Siege, and Mission to Moscow?
Answer: Police Academy
Question: Following the Super Bowl, where did MVP Drew Brees announce he was going next?
Answer: Disney World
Question: Super Bowl XLIV was the apparently the most watched television show in US history, attracting some 106.5 million people. The final show of what long running TV series previously held the record for 27 years?
Answer: MASH
Question: Which U.S. president placed a trade embargo on Cuba, making the nation's popular cigars illegal to import, immediately after he personally stocked up on 1200 H. Upmann Petits?
Answer: John F. Kennedy
Question: First published in 1858, what anatomy textbook has become synonymous with the subject?
Answer: Grays Anatomy
Question: Prominent on people as varied as noted vampire slayer Abraham Lincoln and Cindy Crawford, the dermatological condition known as melanocytic nevus is commonly known as a what?
Answer: Mole
Question: A product of Nabisco, what most awesome cookie consists of a soft pastry stuffed with fig paste, having been invented in 1892 by noted fig fiend Charles Roser?
Answer: Fig Newton
Question: A part of the Bill of Rights, which constitutional amendment protects the right of the people to keep and bear arms?
Answer: 2nd
Question: Which company, who offers to "put you in the drivers seat", is the largest car rental company in the world, with over 30 million rentals per year?
Answer: Hertz
Question: Whose picture is on the 2 dollar bill?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson
Question: Which sporting goods company is the sole supplier of footballs to the NFL?
Answer: Wilson
Question: The Miracle On Ice was the sports upset of all time as the US hockey team bested the Soviet Union 4-3. Which Nordic team the US ultimately beat to win the gold?
Answer: Finland
Question: A dessert or pie served a la mode always includes what?
Answer: ice cream
Question: What radio station do you find at 570 on your local AM dial?
Answer: KVI
Question: What is the name of the Amtrak train that runs from Seattle's King Street Station to Union Station in Los Angeles?
Answer: Coast Starlight
Question: In addition to documenting 118 uses for sweet potatoes, inventor/scientist George Washington Carver discovered more than 300 uses for what crop?
Answer: Peanuts
Question: Sonic, Aveo, Cruze, and Impala are all types of what?
Answer: Chevrolet cars
Question: What is the name of the family doctor in The Simpsons cartoon show?
Answer: Doctor Julius Hibbert
Question: Crossing the Rubicon, meaning passing the point of no return, was coined when who marched his army across the river on his way to Rome in 49BC?
Answer: Julius Caesar
Question: The US Mint, being in a redesigning mood, has accounted the new design for what currency unit?
Answer: The Penny
Question: March 2, 1956 saw the Kingdom of Morocco gain its independence from Spain and France. What are the 2 countries that border it?
Answer: Algeria and Mauritania
Question: What bar favorite consists of ginger ale, orange juice, and grenadine?
Answer: A Shirley Temple
Question: In what Arizona city do the Seattle Mariners hold their spring training camp?
Answer: Peoria
Question: Current home to former UW stud John Brockman, what is the NBA team that calls Milwaukee home?
Answer: Bucks
Question: Which animal is the symbol for the World Wide Fund for Nature?
Answer: Panda
Question: What cartoon character was always in pursuit of a French-Canadian villain named Savoir-Faire?
Answer: Klondike Kat
Question: Generals wear stars on their uniforms. What insignia do colonels wear?
Answer: Eagle
Question: Held sometime between March and May, which national ice cream company has sponsored a Free Cone Day each year for the last 32 years, starting the year after their founding?
Answer: Ben and Jerry's
Question: According to the proverb, March comes in like a lion and goes out like what?
Answer: A lamb
Question: Perhaps best remembered as Capt Benjamin Williard or President Josiah Bartlet, who is the father of total nutjob Charlie Sheen?
Answer: Martin Sheen
Question: What age range is covered by Quinquagenarian?
Answer: 50 to 59
Question: March 9th, 1862 was the naval battle of Hampton Roads, which saw which two ships, the first ironclads, face off against each other?
Answer: USS Monitor and CSS Virginia
Question: What does a funambulist walk on?
Answer: A tight rope
Question: March 10, 1940 saw the birthday of what totally badassed action star, christened as Carlos Ray, who created a martial arts style known as Chun Kuk Do?
Answer: Chuck Norris
Question: If dog is canine and pig is porcine, what kind of animal is Cetacean?
Answer: Whales
Question: What insignia are Generals in the US armed forces allowed to wear on their uniforms?
Answer: Stars
Question: In a fraction, is the numerator on the top? Or the bottom?
Answer: top
Question: For what purpose would someone wear a ghillie suit?
Answer: Camouflage
Question: Which US President, the 14th, is remembered both for his heavy drinking and the Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 with both created those territories and repealed that abomination known as the Missouri Compromise?
Answer: Franklin Pierce
Question: What founding father, who in a satirical letter to a Parisian newspaper suggested taxing shutters, rationing candles, and waking the public by ringing church bells and firing cannons at sunrise, is generally credited as the father of Daylight Savings time?
Answer: Benjamin Franklin
Question: With an estimated worth of $2.1 billion (as of last year) what was the name of the richest man on Gilligan's Island?
Answer: Thurston Howell, III
Question: In the world of the theatre, does ‘stage left’ describe the audience’s left? Or the actor’s left?
Answer: Actor's left
Question: Found in 1938 by President Franklin D. Roosevelt, what charity was originally formed to fight polio?
Answer: March of Dimes
Question: Name the title and artist of this 1991 #1 hit: ‘With the lights out, it’s less dangerous. Here we are now, entertain us. I feel stupid and contagious. Here we are now, entertain us.”
Answer: Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana
Question: How many ounces in a Starbucks Grande coffee?
Answer: 16
Question: Which Gilligan's Island castaway originally hailed from Winfield, Kansas and was the youngest of the castaways?
Answer: Mary Ann Summers
Question: In a series of 1980s TV commercials, diners at fancy restaurants couldn’t tell the difference when their gourmet coffee was “secretly replaced” with what brand of instant coffee?
Answer: Folgers
Question: What is the primary profession of Otto Mann on TV's The Simpsons?
Answer: School bus driver
Question: Nicknamed Slowhand, what famed English guitarist was born on March 30, 1945?
Answer: Eric Clapton
Question: In what wrestling move does the wrestler grabs his opponent, turn him upside-down, and drop into a sitting or kneeling position, driving the opponent head-first into the mat?
Answer: Pile driver
Question: Mark Twain's classic book, Adventures of Huckleberry Finn takes place along which US river?
Answer: The Mississippi
Question: March 30, 1981 saw Ronald Reagan get shot in the chest by what asshat nutjob?
Answer: John Hinkley, Jr.
Question: March 31, 1909 saw construction begin on what "moderately famous" ship, completed exactly 3 years to the day later, which means she spent exactly 1091 more days being built than she did sailing?
Answer: RMS Titanic
Question: What Rhodesian-born Scottish writer, who did a reading at SPL on Friday, is the creative forced behind the No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency, 44 Scotland Street, Sunday Philosophy Club, and the Portuguese Irregular Verbs book series?
Answer: Alexander McCall Smith
Question: Although some controversy surrounds it, April 6, 1909 saw American Matthew Henson, four Inuit men named Ootah, Seeglo, Egingwah, and Ooqueah and American Navy engineer Robert Peary congregate at what landmark for the first time?
Answer: North Pole
Question: Sailor Jack and his dog Bingo are the mascot for what?
Answer: Cracker Jack
Question: What are the 2 snack foods mentioned in that classic baseball song Take Me Out to the Ball Game?
Answer: Peanuts and Cracker Jacks
Question: What is the longest running TV game show?
Answer: The Price Is Right
Question: In what type of triangle are all of the sides different in length?
Answer: scalene
Question: What unit of currency does the country of Switzerland use?
Answer: The Frank
Question: Considered one of the premier and most scenic concert locations in the world, in what Washington city do you find the Gorge Amphitheatre?
Answer: George
Question: Symbolized by a small TM or the letter R inside a circle, what is the name of a distinctive sign or indicator used by an individual, business organization, or other legal entity to identify that the products or services to consumers originate from a unique source, and to distinguish its products or services from those of other entities?
Answer: Trademark
Question: What are the official languages of our neighbors to the north, Canada?
Answer: English and French
Question: In 1976, on the 233rd birthday of its honoree, the US Mint released the $2 featuring whom on its' obverse?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson
Question: Today is Arbor day in the state of Washington. Arbor day originated in Nebraska in 1874 and is a holiday in which individuals and groups are encouraged to do what?
Answer: plant trees
Question: Your mission, should you decide to accept it, is to tell me how long until the tape self destructed in the opening scenes of Mission:Impossible?
Answer: 5 seconds
Question: On your local TV dial, where do you find KING?
Answer: 5
Question: What does the DSM-IV define as:     A. Deliberate and purposeful fire setting on more than one occasion. B. Tension or affective arousal before the act.     C. Fascination with, interest in, curiosity about, or attraction to fire and its situational contexts. D. Pleasure, gratification, or relief when setting fires, or when witnessing or participating in their aftermath. E. The fire setting is not done for monetary gain, as an expression of sociopolitical ideology, to conceal criminal activity, to express anger or vengeance, to improve one’s living circumstances, in response to a delusion or a hallucination, or as a result of impaired judgment
Answer: Pyromania
Question: According to the nursery rhyme, who had an army of 10000 men?
Answer: The Grand Old Duke of York
Question: An integral part of the Old West wagon train, what did the chuck wagon carry?
Answer: Food and cooking equipment
Question: A general wears stars, a colonel gets an eagle, a Lt. Col gets a silver oak leaf, while a Major gets a gold oak leaf. What insignia does a captain wear?
Answer: Silver Bars
Question: Although made by a variety of manufacturers, what is the name of the appliances sold by Sears?
Answer: Kenmore
Question: Which Supreme Court justice announced their retirement this week?
Answer: John Paul Stevens
Question: What was the full character name of the movie star on TVs Gilligan's Island?
Answer: Ginger Grant
Question: According to the nursery rhyme, what did Peter Piper pick?
Answer: A peck of pickled peppers
Question: The NFL draft is upon us again. What player did the Seattle Seahawks select with their first round selection in 2009?
Answer: Aaron Curry
Question: Monterey Jack, Manchego, and Wensleydale are all types of what?
Answer: Cheese
Question: In most modern operating systems ctrl (or on a mac the mac key) x is cut, ctrl c is copy and ctrl z is undo. What is the letter for paste?
Answer: ctrl v
Question: Who's missing: Grant Imahara, Kari Byron, Tory Belleci, Adam Savage
Answer: Jamie Hyneman
Question: Which scandal ridden singer, who married his 13 year old second cousin, is cousins with scandal plagued televangelist Jimmy Lee Swaggart?
Answer: Jerry Lee Lewis
Question: Craniometry is a technique to measure what?
Answer: Skull size
Question: Two titans in their field, Malcom Sargent (1895) and Thomas Beecham (1879) were both born on April 29th. What profession did they practice?
Answer: Conductors
Question: What product claims “it’s everywhere you want to be”?
Answer: Visa