zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which 1999 British film includes the line, 'I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her'?
Answer: NOTTING HILL
Question: What item of military clothing is a Sam Browne?
Answer: A BELT
Question: In Hoist's 'The Planets' suite, the movement 'Neptune' is also known by what subtitle, referring to the planet's astrological character?
Answer: THE MYSTIC
Question: Which spirit is mixed with white rum, triple sec and lemon juice in a 'Between the Sheets' cocktail?
Answer: BRANDY
Question: Who is currently head chef of Le Manoir aux Quat' Saisons hotel and restaurant?
Answer: RAYMOND BLANC
Question: Who was the youngest US President elected to office?
Answer: J F KENNEDY
Question: In which English town or city would you find the Marlowe theatre?
Answer: CANTERBURY
Question: Which element has atomic number 71 and symbol Lu?
Answer: LUTETIUM
Question: As which character did Peter Kay sing Once Upon a Christmas Song?
Answer: GERALDINE MCQUEEN
Question: In which American city are the headquarters of Amazon.com located?
Answer: Seattle
Question: 'Bye Bye Love' was which duo's first top ten single in the UK in 1957?
Answer: Everly Brothers
Question: How are the comedians Thomas Derbyshire and Robert Harper better known?
Answer: Cannon and Ball
Question: In the nursery rhyme, if Monday's child is 'fair of face', what is Wednesday's child?
Answer: Full of Woe
Question: What is the chemical symbol for the element Antimony?
Answer: Sb
Question: What is the name of Austria's highest mountain?
Answer: Grossglockner
Question: Which currency is represented by the ISO code CHF?
Answer: SWISS FRANC
Question: Which English rock band's second album, BE, entered the charts at number two last month, the title being the initials of the band's name?
Answer: BEADY EYE
Question: Which English rugby union player was voted European Player of the Year last season?
Answer: JONNY 'WILKINSON
Question: Which currency is represented by the ISO code EGP?
Answer: EGYPTIAN POUND
Question: In what decade was the political party Plaid Cymru founded?
Answer: 1920s
Question: Which poet's ashes were interred in Poet's Corner, Westminster Abbey, in 1967?
Answer: JOHN MASEFIELD
Question: Which actor's ashes were interred in Poet's Corner, Westminster Abbey, in 1989?
Answer: LAURENCE OLIVIER
Question: Which bird is sometimes referred to as the 'philomel'?
Answer: NIGHTINGALE
Question: Which Formula One Racing driver is the cousin of 3-time Indianapolis 500 winner and current Indy car driver Dario Franchitti?
Answer: PAUL DI RESTA
Question: Which football league club play home games at the Crown Ground?
Answer: ACCRINGTON STANLEY
Question: Wincanton Race Course is in which English County?
Answer: SOMERSET
Question: Give a year in the life of Italian artist Botticelli?
Answer: 1445-1510
Question: Who sang the 1968 hit Indian Reservation?
Answer: DON FARDON
Question: Who succeeded Stalin as Soviet leader?
Answer: GEORGI MALENKOV
Question: Who composed the opera "The Magic Fountain"?
Answer: FREDERICK DELIUS
Question: Give a year in the life of the French artist Gauguin?
Answer: 1848-1903
Question: What does the term guttate describe?
Answer: HAVING OR RESEMBLING DROPS
Question: Uttoxeter racecourse is in which English county?
Answer: STAFFORDSHIRE
Question: The Sedici car is manufactured by which company?
Answer: FIAT
Question: Who wrote the play 'Fear and Misery of the Third Reich'?
Answer: BERTOLT BRECHT
Question: Be is the symbol for which element?
Answer: BERYLLIUM
Question: Sr is the symbol for which element?
Answer: STRONTIUM
Question: Who plays cricket at the New Road County Ground?
Answer: WORCESTER
Question: What was the last battle of the English Civil War?
Answer: BATTLE OF WORCESTER
Question: Which is the only country to be listed in the NATO phonetic alphabet?
Answer: India
Question: In the 2012 film 'Les Miserables', who plays Jean Valjean?
Answer: Hugh Jackman
Question: Name either of the US states having land borders with Rhode Island?
Answer: Connecticut, Massachusetts
Question: What is commonly known as the 'hobby of kings'?
Answer: Stamp Collecting
Question: The adjective hirundine refers to which birds?
Answer: Swallows
Question: Who wrote the poem 'Rule, Britannia!' set to music by Thomas Arne?
Answer: James Thomson
Question: What name is given to a three-wheeled passenger vehicle propelled by a person pedalling?
Answer: Trishaw
Question: What is the sauce made from adding cheese to a Bechamel sauce?
Answer: Mornay
Question: Who is the only American born winner of the F1 World Drivers' Championship?
Answer: Phil Hill
Question: In which book of the Bible is the battle of Armageddon mentioned?
Answer: Revelations
Question: How many fluid ounces in a UK pint?
Answer: 20
Question: The WMO is an agency of the UN dealing with what?
Answer: Meteorology
Question: Which is the only host nation not to win a gold medal at a summer Olympics?
Answer: Canada
Question: The loofah is the skeleton of a plant from which family?
Answer: Gourd
Question: In which European city is the Peter Paul fortress?
Answer: St Petersburg
Question: Who is the only New Zealander to win the F1 World Driver's Championship?
Answer: Denny Hulme
Question: Which actor's name is missing in this title of Hogarth's? ". in the character of Richard the Third"; it is to be found in the Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool.
Answer: (David) Garrick
Question: Which TV soap centres around the residents of Ramsay Street?
Answer: Neighbours
Question: Who composed the song "Alexander's Ragtime Band" in 1911?
Answer: Irving Berlin
Question: In which Northern Ireland county are the Mourne Mountains, which contain the highest NI peak Slieve Donard?
Answer: Co. Down
Question: Of which island is St Anne the largest town?
Answer: Alderney
Question: What starts at Cheriton and ends at Sangatte?
Answer: The Channel Tunnel
Question: The airport Cristoforo Colombo is in which city?
Answer: GENOA
Question: From which country does the cheese manchego originate?
Answer: SPAIN
Question: What is the only Shakespeare play with an animal in the title?
Answer: THE TAMING OF THE SHREW
Question: Which painter's works include the murals on the Sandham Memorial Chapel at Burghclere and The Resurrection, Cookham?
Answer: STANLEY SPENCER
Question: The US state of Michigan borders all of the Great Lakes except which one?
Answer: ONTARIO
Question: Who was the Governor of the Falklands at the time of the War who died in 2012?
Answer: SIR REX HUNT
Question: In which month of the year is Australia Day?
Answer: JANUARY
Question: Give a year in the life of Scottish chemist and physicist James Dewar.
Answer: 1842 - 1923
Question: What shape is something described as cordate?
Answer: HEART SHAPED
Question: Where were the first Summer Olympics held in the USA?
Answer: ST LOUIS
Question: What was the surname of the grandfather and grandson who were both Presidents of the USA?
Answer: Harrison
Question: In which Ian Fleming novel did the dog Edison appear?
Answer: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Question: We call it a current account, what do the Americans call it?
Answer: Checking Account
Question: In a TV comedy series which superhero lives under the human alias of George Sunday?
Answer: Thermoman
Question: Name either of the songwriters who won an Oscar for the theme song to the film 'Skyfall'?
Answer: Adele (Adkins), Paul Epworth
Question: Which musical note is the longest, at 8 crotchets?
Answer: Breve
Question: Who is the only post World War 2 Conservative Prime minister not to win a general election?
Answer: Alec Douglas-Home
Question: Which singer appears as bar-owner 'JD' in the film 'Lock, Stock and two Smoking Barrels'?
Answer: Sting
Question: What is the other name for the bird sometimes known as a 'stormcock'?
Answer: Mistle Thrush
Question: Napes Needle is on which Lake District fell?
Answer: Great Gable
Question: Which title is held by the autocratic nominal ruler of Luxembourg?
Answer: Grand Duke
Question: Which character appeared for the first time in the book 'Call For The Dead'?
Answer: George Smiley
Question: How high is the net in the centre in the game of badminton?
Answer: 5 feet
Question: Which is the largest amphibian in the world?
Answer: Chinese Giant Salamander
Question: Chris Martin is the lead vocalist and rhythm guitarist with which group?
Answer: Coldplay
Question: Where in the UK is the Nissan car manufacturing plant?
Answer: Sunderland, Tyne & Wear
Question: Country music singer Keith Urban-is married-to which Australian actress?
Answer: Nicole Kidman
Question: Comedy duo Janette and Ian Tough have what stage name?
Answer: The Krankies
Question: What is the largest playing area in all sports?
Answer: Polo Field
Question: Mock turtle soup is generally made from what?
Answer: Calf's Head
Question: Mascarpone cheese originated in which country?
Answer: Italy
Question: The Scottish caber is usually made from what tree?
Answer: Larch
Question: The Bluebell Railway and Arundel Castle are in which English county?
Answer: Sussex
Question: Which mainly Scottish game has the nickname 'Chess on Ice'?
Answer: Curling
Question: Yeovil, Somerset, was once noted for the manufacture of what item of clothing?
Answer: Gloves
Question: The Limehouse Declaration formed the basis of which political party?
Answer: SDP
Question: From April, 2013, the NHS prescription charge was increased 20p to what?
Answer: £7.85
Question: What was the first advert shown on commercial TV in September, 1955?
Answer: Gibbs SR Toothpaste
Question: Which US track and field athlete had 122 consecutive wins, 1976-1987?
Answer: Ed Moses
Question: Which actor made his film debut in the title role of the 1981 film Popeye?
Answer: Robin Williams
Question: What network of roads, with a small break in the middle, runs from Fairbanks, Alaska to Quellon, Chile?
Answer: Pan American Highway
Question: In which film did Gary Cooper play a farmer who became a war hero?
Answer: Sergeant York
Question: Which savoury dish is made with the dried Bummalo fish?
Answer: Bombay Duck
Question: Which artist designed the 'Chupa Chups' logo?
Answer: Salvador Dali
Question: The ferry terminal at Stranraer has now been transferred a few miles north to which small port on the eastern coast of Loch Ryan?
Answer: Cairnryan
Question: Which female rower finally won an Olympic Gold Medal in 2012 after winning silver in the 3 previous Olympics?
Answer: KATHERINE GRAINGER
Question: Which military leader had a spaniel called Rommel?
Answer: MONTGOMERY
Question: The Jaffa Gate or Bab al-Khalil is an entrance to which famous city?
Answer: JERUSALEM
Question: Whose diary was first published in 1947 under the title 'Het Achterhuis'?
Answer: ANNE FRANK
Question: Which 20th century leader had an Alsatian called Blondi?
Answer: ADOLF HITLER
Question: What precious stone would you associate with the cities of Seattle, Sydney and Wichita?
Answer: EMERALD
Question: What type of pastry derives its name from the Greek word for leaf?
Answer: FILO
Question: Who is the author of the best-selling Fifty Shades of Grey series?
Answer: E L JAMES
Question: In which county is the public school Marlborough College?
Answer: WILTSHIRE
Question: Shirley Bassey has sung three Bond themes: "Goldfinger", "Diamonds are Forever", and what other?
Answer: Moonraker
Question: Which two-word French phrase, used in English to mean a controversial issue, literally translates as 'famous case'?
Answer: Cause Celebre
Question: Which comedian's TV characters include Bubbles Devere and Vicky Pollard?
Answer: Matt Lucas
Question: Which English film actor and comedian starred in such films as "Trouble in Store" (1953) and "The Square Peg" (1958)?
Answer: Norman Wisdom
Question: How many stories make up Chaucer's "Canterbury Tales"?
Answer: Twenty Four
Question: Which (liquid) foodstuff has the chemical formula CH3COOH?
Answer: Vinegar
Question: Which is the only place in the UK to have a post code beginning with the letter 'Z'?
Answer: Shetland
Question: What does the name Punjab mean?
Answer: Five Rivers
Question: Who, in 1979, was the 1st British footballer to be transferred for £1 million?
Answer: Trevor Francis
Question: What dessert means 'cooked cream' in Italian?
Answer: Pannacotta
Question: Who in the Old Testament was the wife of Moses?
Answer: Zipporah
Question: What is the birthstone for December?
Answer: Turquoise
Question: From which London station do you depart on a train journey to Cardiff?
Answer: Paddington
Question: In which sport/game do Team Europe and Team USA compete for the Weber Cup?
Answer: 10 pin bowling
Question: In US slang what value currency note is a Benjamin?
Answer: $100 bill
Question: 1n which country did Jarlsberg cheese originate?
Answer: Norway
Question: The BBC's shipping forecast starts with Viking and finishes with what?
Answer: South East Iceland
Question: From which London station do you depart on a rail journey to Glasgow?
Answer: Euston
Question: Which company created 'Blue Jasperware'?
Answer: Wedgwood
Question: Which product was advertised with the slogan 'central heating for kids'?
Answer: Ready Brek
Question: What food might also be called Norway Lobster or Dublin Bay Prawn?
Answer: Scampi
Question: Which part of the British Isles is divided into six areas called sheadings?
Answer: Isle of Man
Question: To which period in American history does the term antebellum refer?
Answer: Pre Civil War
Question: Whose first novel was titled 'Desperate Remedies'?
Answer: Thomas Hardy
Question: Piri-piri sauce originates in which county?
Answer: Portugal
Question: Name the pop song from this opening line; "The moment I wake up, before I put on my make-up".
Answer: I Say a Little Prayer
Question: What were originally 8" then 5¼" and then 3½", there was also a 2" version available at some time?
Answer: (Computer) Floppy disks
Question: Which chocolate and toffee assortment shares its name with the title of a play by JM Barrie?
Answer: Quality Street
Question: Levens Hall in Cumbria is famous for what sort of garden, claimed to be the world's oldest?
Answer: Topiary garden
Question: Frenchman Robert Hubert was executed in England during the latter part of the 17th century after he falsely confessed to have committed which crime?
Answer: Starting the Great Fire of London
Question: Clifford's Tower is all that remains of the castle in which British town or city?
Answer: York
Question: What sort of a creature is a pinto?
Answer: A HORSE
Question: What is the smallest of the Greater Sunda Islands?
Answer: JAVA
Question: Which Royal Gardens near Richmond were established in the 18th Century?
Answer: KEW GARDENS
Question: Of which state of the USA is Dover the capital?
Answer: DELAWARE
Question: Where was the eventual destination of the borrowed London bus in the UK film 'Summer Holiday'?
Answer: ATHENS
Question: What is the largest lake in the British Isles?
Answer: LOUGH NEAGH
Question: Of which country is the Glomma the longest river?
Answer: NORWAY
Question: Who painted 'The Adoration of the Magi' and 'The Last Supper'?
Answer: Leonardo da Vinci
Question: Which country re-united in 1990?
Answer: Germany
Question: Who released an album in 2013 called simply 'New'?
Answer: Paul McCartney
Question: Which Greek hero was husband of Penelope, father of Telemachus, and son of Laertes and Anticlea?
Answer: Odysseus
Question: Which Greek hero was the son of the nymph Thetis, and Peleus, the king of the Myrmidons?
Answer: Achilles
Question: Which year saw the televising of Parliament for the first time, the Romanian civil war resulting in the deaths of the Ceaucescus and the opening of the Berlin Wall?
Answer: 1989
Question: Which British coin was first introduced on 9th June 1982?
Answer: 20p
Question: How many years were between the Norman Conquest and the Great Fire of London?
Answer: 600
Question: In the Bible what was the name of the blind man whose sight was returned to him by Jesus?
Answer: Bartimaeus
Question: From the Greek, what word means rule by the wealthy?
Answer: Plutocracy
Question: Sharing its name with another name for the city of Troy, what is the largest bone in the pelvis called?
Answer: Ilium
Question: The Java Sea is bound by Java to the south and which island to the north?
Answer: Borneo
Question: Who had a hit in 1981 with Planet Earth?
Answer: Duran Duran
Question: Which public school counts CB Fry, Jeremy Clarkson and Roald Dahl amongst its alumni?
Answer: Repton
Question: On 2nd September 31 BC, Octavian's forces overcame those of Mark Anthony and Cleopatra in which decisive sea battle?
Answer: Actium
Question: Since South Sudan ceded from Sudan in 2011, what has been the largest country, by area in Africa?
Answer: Algeria
Question: The Cuban-born coach of Mo Farah, a former winner of the New York and Boston marathons, shares which surname with a former Prime Minister of Portugal 1936-68?
Answer: Salazar
Question: In which decade of the 19th century did the Houses of Parliament burn down?
Answer: 1830s
Question: What US dollar note has Andrew Jackson on the front and the White House on the rear?
Answer: $20
Question: Strigiformes is the name of the order of which group of birds?
Answer: OWLS
Question: What is the capital city of Brunei?
Answer: BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN
Question: Two Yorkshire venues have hosted test match cricket. Headingley at Leeds is one. Name the other.
Answer: BRAMALL LANE
Question: Van Mildert, Trevelyan and St Chad's are constituent colleges of which university?
Answer: DURHAM
Question: All of Shakespeare's plays are divided into how many acts?
Answer: FIVE
Question: What type of food is Lincolnshire Poacher?
Answer: CHEESE
Question: In which collection can you view 'The Laughing Cavalier' by Frans Hals?
Answer: WALLACE
Question: Who played Owen Newitt in the TV series 'The Vicar of Dibley'?
Answer: ROGER LLOYD-PACK
Question: Three former Labour Chancellors of the Exchequer are still alive - Alistair Darling, Gordon Brown and which other?
Answer: DENIS HEALEY
Question: Two London venues hosted matches at the 1966 Football World Cup. Wembley Stadium was one. Name the other.
Answer: WHITE CITY
Question: The name of which cheese is derived from the name of a pear, the juice of which is made into a perry used to wash the cheese?
Answer: STINKING BISHOP
Question: `Guernica' by Pablo Picasso is on show at the Museo Reina Sofia in which city?
Answer: MADRID
Question: What title is given in the French Navy to a seaman of the lowest rank?
Answer: MATELOT
Question: The English horn is an alternative name for which orchestral instrument?
Answer: COR ANGLAIS
Question: In Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night' who is the uncle of Olivia?
Answer: SIR TOBY BELCH
Question: Emma Thompson won the Best Actress Oscar in 1993 for a role in which film?
Answer: HOWARDS END
Question: Who was the last Welshman to win the World Snooker Championship?
Answer: MARK WILLIAMS
Question: What is the longest river in France?
Answer: LOIRE
Question: Who composed the theme music for 'Coronation Street'?
Answer: ERIC SPEAR
Question: Which country was the birthplace of Mo Farah, Olympic and World Champion over 5,000 and 10,000 metres?
Answer: SOMALIA
Question: Which country has the two letters internet domain code MD?
Answer: MOLDOVA
Question: In 1990, which male runner held world records simultaneously at 1500, 2000, 3000, 5000 metres?
Answer: SAID AOUITA
Question: Who is the only American to be honoured in Poets' Corner at Westminster Abbey?
Answer: HENRY WADSWORTH LONGFELLOW
Question: Which was the first US City to host the Summer Olympics?
Answer: ST LOUIS
Question: Which British male athlete won a gold medal in each of the four events he competed in at the 2012 Summer Paralympics?
Answer: DAVID WEIR
Question: What is the name of the lighthouse situated four miles south east of the Scilly Islands?
Answer: BISHOP'S ROCK
Question: Who replaced Barbara Castle as MP for Blackburn in 1979?
Answer: JACK STRAW
Question: If the US states were listed in alphabetical order, which would be last?
Answer: WYOMING
Question: What is added to whisky to make a whisky mac?
Answer: Ginger wine
Question: Superintendent Mullet, played by Bruce Alexander, was the boss of which 'TV detective?
Answer: Frost
Question: Which English rugby union club plays its home matches at Kingston Park?
Answer: Newcastle Falcons
Question: Which monarch wrote A Defence of the Seven Sacraments?
Answer: Henry VIII
Question: The island of Madeira lies off which country?
Answer: Morocco
Question: Give either of Lawrence of Arabia's Christian names.
Answer: Thomas Edward
Question: In the Bible, who was the father of Seth?
Answer: Adam
Question: What is the first name of Edna Everage's much put upon travelling companion and bridesmaid?
Answer: Madge
Question: Manila is on which Philippine island?
Answer: LUZON
Question: Name the President of Ireland.
Answer: MICHAEL D HIGGINS
Question: Which was the host city of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games?
Answer: VANCOUVER
Question: Who created the TV series 'The West Wing'?
Answer: AARON SORKIN
Question: Viscount Severn is the son of which member of the royal family?
Answer: PRINCE EDWARD
Question: In Tony Blair's cabinets who successively held the positions of Secretary of State for Scotland, Northern Ireland, Minister without Portfolio, Leader of the Commons, Health, Defence and Home Secretary?
Answer: JOHN REID
Question: Which rugby league team formerly played their home games at Hilton Park?
Answer: LEIGH
Question: Give a year in the life of Botticelli.
Answer: 1444-1510
Question: Nagasaki is on which Japanese island?
Answer: KYUSHU
Question: On the Isle of Man for what do the letters MHK stand?
Answer: MEMBER OF THE HOUSE OF KEYS
Question: Which British army officer invented artillery shells containing bullets to inflict more casualties?
Answer: HENRY SHRAPNEL
Question: Which was the last horse to win the Cheltenham Gold Cup 3 years in succession?
Answer: BEST MATE
Question: Which is the only single malt whisky distilled on the Isle of Skye?
Answer: TALISKER
Question: Who wrote the poem Leisure which begins 'What is this life if, full of care, We have no time to stand and stare'?
Answer: W H DA'VIES
Question: Violet Millar became the wife of which future UK Prime Minister in 1922?
Answer: CLEMENT ATTLEE
Question: Who made the shortest ever Budget speech in 1867 lasting only 45 minutes?
Answer: BENJAMIN DISRAELI
Question: Which strait contains the island of Krakatoa and links the Java Sea with the Indian Ocean?
Answer: SUNDRA
Question: Nemorino sings the aria Una Furtiva Lagrima in which opera by Donizetti?
Answer: L'ELISIR D'AMORE
Question: What is the official currency of Bangladesh?
Answer: TAKA
Question: Which group released the album 'Meaty, Beaty, Big and Bouncy' in the 1970s?
Answer: The Who
Question: Blue Vinney cheese is made in Sturminster, in which English county?
Answer: Dorset
Question: Which group's debut album 'King of the Wild Frontiers' reached no 1 in the charts in 1980?
Answer: Adam and the Ants
Question: What is the English equivalent of the Scottish dish 'Rumbledethumps'?
Answer: Bubble & Squeak
Question: Which poet wrote 'Come, friendly bombs and fall on Slough'?
Answer: John Betjeman
Question: The name of which Spanish region means 'very hard' in English?
Answer: Extremadura
Question: Released in 1997, 'Race 'n' Chase' was the original title of the first video game in which series?
Answer: Grand Theft Auto
Question: The CREST system is used to settle the sales and purchases of what?
Answer: Shares
Question: 'Rotten Boroughs' is a regular feature of which magazine?
Answer: Private Eye
Question: In Hilary Mantel's Booker Prize winning novel 'Wolf Hall', what was the name of the family that lived there?
Answer: Seymour
Question: In the Roy Grace series of novels by Peter James, which word is common to all of the titles?
Answer: Dead
Question: In a nursery rhyme who 'kissed the girls and made them cry'?
Answer: GEORGIE PORGiE
Question: What is the name of the main German stock market index?
Answer: DAX
Question: Which group had a top ten hit with 'Driving in My Car' in 1982?
Answer: MADNESS
Question: Which literary character was described by the author as 'The Napoleon of Crime'?
Answer: PROFESSOR JAMES MORIARTY
Question: Which edible fruit contains the most calories?
Answer: AVOCADO
Question: Whose 2008 autobiography was titled 'Last Chorus: An Autobiographical Medley'?
Answer: HUMPHREY LYTTELTON