zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Who wrote the poem The Hunting Of The Snark?
Answer: Lewis Carroll
Question: What is the name of Ron Weasley's pet rat in the Harry Potter movies?
Answer: Scabbers
Question: Who was the last of the seven Roman kings?
Answer: Lucius Tarquinius Superbus
Question: What was the name of the monkey in The Lion King?
Answer: Rafiki
Question: What was the first full length animated feature to be produced by Walt Disney?
Answer: Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs
Question: What name does Woody have carved on the bottom of his foot in Toy Story?
Answer: Andy
Question: New Zealand has won every IRB Sevens tournament since 1999 except one. Who won in 2005-2006?
Answer: Fiji
Question: The Stonk was the Red Nose Day single of 1991. Which comedy duo performed it?
Answer: Hale and Pace
Question: What was yhe name of Ken Maynard's horse?
Answer: Tarzan
Question: Which famous American actor played Rowdy Yates in the TV series Rawhide?
Answer: Clint Eastwood
Question: As of 2009, who is the only Scottish footballer to have been named European Footballer of the Year?
Answer: Denis Law
Question: How many of Muhammad Ali's 61 professional boxing fights did he win? 50, 56 or 60?
Answer: 56
Question: Which scientific instrument was invented by father and son Hans and Zacharias Jansen in the late 16th Century?
Answer: Microscope
Question: Who was the commander-in-chief of the Greeks in the Trojan Wars and was murdered by his wife Clytemnestra?
Answer: Agamemnon
Question: What is Dr Doom's first name?
Answer: Victor
Question: Who is Kal-El better known as?
Answer: Superman
Question: Martin Riggs is a police officer in which series of films?
Answer: Lethal Weapon
Question: Which movie, starring Steve McQueen and Ali MacGraw, was remade with Alec Baldwin and Kim Basinger in the leading roles?
Answer: The Getaway
Question: Officer Alex J. Murphy became better known by what name in the title of a 1987 film?
Answer: RoboCop
Question: Who wrote and performed the Oscar Nominated track Blaze Of Glory for the movie Young Guns 2?
Answer: Jon Bon Jovi
Question: In 2006 there were approximately how many pubs in the UK? 47,500, 57,500 or 67,500?
Answer: 57,500
Question: In which of Shakespeare's plays does the character Viola pose as a boy, Cesario?
Answer: Twelfth Night
Question: Barry Humphries plays Dame Edna Everage, but which character does he plays as the Australian Cultural Attache?
Answer: Sir Les Patterson
Question: In music, the B-52s were formed in which year? 1976, 1980 or 1984?
Answer: 1976
Question: James IV was killed during which battle?
Answer: Flodden Field
Question: In 1960, which country became the first in the world to have a female Prime Minister?
Answer: Sri Lanka
Question: If your suitcase had an airline luggage tag with the letters LAX, to which town or city would you be travelling?
Answer: Los Angeles
Question: Who is the arch-enemy of Inspector Gadget?
Answer: Dr. Claw
Question: Which group take their name from the promoter (Bill Goode), and the DJ that first played their records (Bill Gates)?
Answer: Bee Gees
Question: Which famous UK band took their name from an unemployment benefit form?
Answer: UB40
Question: Thomas Jonathan Jackson was a confederate general during the American Civil War. By what name was he better known?
Answer: Stonewall
Question: Who had a UK hit in 1979 with Is She Really Going Out With Him?
Answer: Joe Jackson
Question: The 1980s BBC drama series Angels was set in what type of establishment?
Answer: A hospital
Question: What name is given to the nesting site of penguins?
Answer: Rookery
Question: The geographic region of Patagonia is situated between which two South American countries ?
Answer: Argentina and Chile
Question: What is the name of the woman Hugh Grant was caught performing a lewd act with on Sunset Boulevard in 1995?
Answer: Divine Brown
Question: What is the name of the adopted daughter of Mia Farrow who married her mother's former long-term lover?
Answer: Soon-Yi
Question: Which Oscar winning actress was denounced by Senator Edwin C. Johnson as a powerful influence for evil after she had an affair with and left her husband for Roberto Rossellini?
Answer: Ingrid Bergman
Question: In the painting called Self Portrait With Bandaged Ear by Van Gogh, is Van Gogh's left ear or right ear bandaged?
Answer: Left
Question: Where does Homer Simpson work?
Answer: Springfield Nuclear Power Plant
Question: What is the name of the bulldog who featured in the Tom and Jerry cartoons?
Answer: Spike
Question: Mortimer was the original name for which famous cartoon mouse?
Answer: Mickey Mouse
Question: What is the name of the smart suited man who regularly visits a magic costume shop for adventure?
Answer: Mr Benn
Question: Which cartoon characters were known as heroes in a half shell?
Answer: The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Question: Who killed at least 17 men and boys before being arrested in Milwaukee in 1991?
Answer: Jeffery Dahmer
Question: In the film Silence Of The Lambs what is the nickname given to the killer Jame Gumb who Agent Starling is persuing with the help of Hannibal Lecter?
Answer: Buffalo Bill
Question: Which serial killer lived at 10 Rillington Place?
Answer: John Christie
Question: Rubies and Sapphires are exactly alike except in colour?
Answer: True
Question: What colour medal did Amir Khan win in the lightweight boxing tournament at the 2004 Olympics?
Answer: Silver
Question: If 11 is 3, 100 is 4, 101 is 5, what is 1001?
Answer: 9
Question: If Dr. No was first, From Russia With Love was second, and Goldfinger was third, what was fourth?
Answer: Thunderball
Question: If Elton John has had 7, ABBA have had 9, and Cliff Richard has had 14, who has had the most with 21?
Answer: Elvis Presley
Question: If this character was played by Michael Keaton in 1989, Val Kilmer in 1995, and George Clooney in 1997, who played him in 2008?
Answer: Christian Bale
Question: What name is given to abdominal thrusts performed on a choking victim, which is named after the American physician to whom it is credited?
Answer: Heimlich manoeuvre.
Question: What fruit is nicknamed the Alligator Pear?
Answer: Avocado
Question: Who is the oldest of Prince Andrew's daughters?
Answer: Princess Beatrice
Question: Who was the last monarch of England only?
Answer: Elizabeth I
Question: Which English Victorian author was born in 1812 in Old Commercial Rd, Landport, Portsmouth?
Answer: Charles Dickens
Question: Inspector 'Dirty' Harry Callaghan attempted to clean up the streets of which US City?
Answer: San Francisco
Question: The childrens TV character Prince Adam of Eternia is better known by what name?
Answer: He-Man
Question: Apart from Del Boy, Rodney and Grandad, which other regular character appeared in the first ever episode? Boycie, Mickey Pearce or Trigger?
Answer: Trigger
Question: Which sci-fi series was the basis of the film Serenity and created by Buffy creator Joss Wheadon?
Answer: Firefly
Question: The use of what garden equipment is sometimes banned during particularily hot summers?
Answer: Hosepipe
Question: In a hit film from the summer of 2008, Robert Downey Jr. played a man made of what?
Answer: Iron
Question: Which leader was painted warts and all?
Answer: Oliver Cromwell
Question: In the Jungle Book, what animal was Bagheera?
Answer: Black Panther
Question: Which British statesman's ancestral home was Blenheim Palace?
Answer: Winston Churchill
Question: Who was the last woman executed in the UK?
Answer: Ruth Ellis
Question: What was the name of Britney Spears` first hit single?
Answer: Baby One More Time
Question: What is the name of the BBC science and philosophy documentary series that has produced more than 1000 episodes since it began in 1964?
Answer: Horizon
Question: Which Indian tribe did Sitting Bull belong to?
Answer: Sioux
Question: In which territory, now US state, was the Battle of Little Bighorn fought?
Answer: Montana
Question: In James Fenimore Cooper's classic story, how is the character Uncas referred to in the novel's title?
Answer: The Last of the Mohicans
Question: Which 1989 film starred Julia Roberts and was mainly set in a beauty salon run by a character played by Dolly Parton?
Answer: STEEL Magnolias
Question: What is the name of the snake killing mongoose in the stories by Rudyard Kipling?
Answer: Riki Tiki Tavi
Question: What is the largest planet in our universe?
Answer: Jupiter
Question: In the 2004 CGI film Shark Tale, which actor provides the voice for the main character, Oscar?
Answer: Will Smith
Question: Which part of your body would a dermatologist be interested in?
Answer: Skin
Question: Which county did WG grace play cricket for ?
Answer: Gloucester
Question: Who played guitar for Genesis from 1970 to 1977, before going on to form Supergroup GTR with Steve Howe from Yes?
Answer: Steve Hackett
Question: Chelsea won the 2009 FA Cup final 2-1.  Who were the beaten finalists?
Answer: Everton
Question: What was the profession of Blackbeard, who operated in the Caribbean Sea in the 18th Century?
Answer: Pirate
Question: Which country is bordered by France, Belgium and Germany?
Answer: Luxembourg
Question: In the oringinal Star Trek what was Captain James Kirk's middle name?
Answer: Tiberius
Question: In the film `Who Framed Roger Rabbit`, what is the first name of Roger`s wife?
Answer: Jessica
Question: Who was Dr Bunsen Honeydew's Muppet assistant, who seemed to get the worst of their experiments?
Answer: Beaker.
Question: Which bands albums include The Works, The Miracle and Made In Heaven?
Answer: Queen
Question: What are the first names of the two Wild West outlaws who were in the James-Younger gang?
Answer: Jesse and Frank James
Question: What is Sherlock Holmes' exact address?
Answer: 221b Baker Street
Question: What is the name of Sherlock Holmes' brother?
Answer: Mycroft
Question: The Indus predominately flows through which country?
Answer: Pakistan
Question: Superhero Susan Storm had powers of invisibility. Of which group was she a member?
Answer: Fantastic Four.
Question: Which 1986 Alan Clarke film is about 2 teenage babysiters from Bradford who have an affair with a married man?
Answer: Rita Sue and Bob Too
Question: Who played the part of Compo in Last Of The Summer Wine?
Answer: Bill Owen
Question: n which country would you find both the rivers Oder and Vistula, which flow into the Baltic Sea?
Answer: Poland
Question: Who was disparagingly known as that Austrian corporal?
Answer: Adolf Hitler
Question: In which country was JRR Tolkien born?
Answer: South Africa
Question: Blondi was a German Shepherd that belonged to whom?
Answer: Adolf Hitler
Question: Who was often heard to say "Stupid boy" in the series Dads Army?
Answer: Captain Mainwaring
Question: Which television character is well known for his catchphrase "D'oh"?
Answer: Homer Simpson
Question: What is the maximum number of ball girls or boys allowed on court at any one time?
Answer: 6
Question: The Lord of the Rings was written as a sequel to which book?
Answer: The Hobbit
Question: Gollum killed his brother for the One ring. What was his brother's name?
Answer: Deagol
Question: What alias was used by Robert LeRoy Parker?
Answer: Butch Cassidy
Question: Which fictional character drove a white Volvo P1800?
Answer: The Saint
Question: Which romantic film directed by David Lean is set in World War 2 and based in and around Milford railway station?
Answer: Brief Encounter
Question: Springfield is the home of the Simpsons, and is also the real-life capital of which US State?
Answer: Illinois
Question: When the musical Chicago won the Best Picture Oscar in 2002 it was the 1st musical to do so since which 1968 film?
Answer: Oliver!
Question: Which word was introduced on coins in 1971 before being dropped in 1982?
Answer: New
Question: In the world of 80's soap operas which street had the postcode L43 6TZ?
Answer: Brookside Close
Question: Which General became the 18th US President after leading the Union Army to victory in the Civil War?
Answer: Ulysses S Grant
Question: The General Synod is the legislative body of the Church of England, instituted in 1970. By what name was this body known prior to 1970?
Answer: The Church Assembly.
Question: "Caravane" is the brand name of a cheese produced in Mauritania. From which animal is the milk taken?
Answer: Camel.
Question: Peter was the first Pope but who was the second?
Answer: Pope Linus
Question: In which area of Germany was he born and raised?
Answer: Bavaria
Question: In Buffy The Vampire Slayer, what is Buffy's surname?
Answer: Summers
Question: In The X-files, what is the name of Mulder and Skully's assistant director?
Answer: Walter Skinner
Question: In the 1986 comedy movie The Three Amigos, who starred alongside Steve Martin and Chevy Chase in the title roles.
Answer: Martin Short.
Question: The Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse are described in the Book of Revelations as representing Death, War, Famine, and Conquest, but Conquest has been changed in modern times. By what name is it more commonly known?
Answer: Pestilence.
Question: In which year was the Six Day War fought between Israel, Egypt, Syria and Jordan.
Answer: 1967
Question: How many actors in the James Bond Films have played both a good guy and a Bad Guy?
Answer: Three
Question: what was the name of the cow in The Magic Roundabout?.
Answer: Ermintrude
Question: Which group had a hit with Flying Without Wings in 1999
Answer: Westlife
Question: In which year did The Beatles officially split?
Answer: 1970
Question: What is the more common name of the medical condition 'Diplopia'?
Answer: Double-vision
Question: Who was P.M at the time of the profumo affair?
Answer: Harold MacMillan
Question: Who was the first woman in the Bible?
Answer: Eve
Question: According to William Shakespeare, who killed Duncan?
Answer: Macbeth
Question: Who shot and killed Lee Harvey Oswald?
Answer: Jack Ruby
Question: Andrey Lugovoy is wanted by British police on suspicion of the murder of whom?
Answer: Alexander Litvinenko
Question: Which tribe did Crazy Horse lead?
Answer: Sioux
Question: Who was British Primeminister between 1880 - 1885?
Answer: Benjamin Disraeli
Question: Gordon Sumner is better known as whom?
Answer: Sting
Question: New York is made up of five districts, Manhattan, Richmond, Brooklyn, Bronx and which other?
Answer: Queens
Question: Which country do the Faroe Islands belong to?
Answer: Denmark
Question: The name of which European capital city is derived from the names of two towns on either bank of its main river?
Answer: Budapest
Question: Which Hollywood actor starred in 142 of his 153 films, having had more leading roles than any other actor.
Answer: John Wayne
Question: Which singer / actress played the character 'mayday' in the James bond film 'A view to a kill'
Answer: Grace Jones
Question: From which film comes the line 'Mrs. Robinson, you're trying to seduce me... aren't you?'
Answer: The Graduate
Question: Which actress, upon splitting with her partner said, At least I can wear high heels now"?
Answer: Nicole Kidman
Question: What material  is made primarily from the shell of the Hawksbill turtle?
Answer: Tortoise Shell
Question: Conjoined twins are also known as what?
Answer: Siamese Twins
Question: What is the fourth book of the old testament?
Answer: Numbers
Question: Which 1946 film was an adaptation of Raymond Chandler's crime novel of the same name?
Answer: The Big Sleep
Question: Which American society magazine merged into Vogue in 1936?
Answer: Vanity Fair
Question: In which American state is Area 51 located?
Answer: Nevada
Question: What now stands on the site of the place of execution at Tyburn?
Answer: Marble Arch
Question: What was the name of the first prefabricated building that was erected on the medieval London Bridge in 1577?
Answer: Nonsuch House
Question: The Panzer MK V in WWII was better known as?
Answer: Panther tank
Question: During the English Civil War the Parliamentarians held London. In which city did the Royalists establish their rival capital?
Answer: Oxford
Question: In 1944 what was the name of the operation to take key bridges over major rivers in Holland by airborne and land force assaults?
Answer: Market-Garden
Question: The bombardment of which fort was the act which started the American Civil War?
Answer: Fort Sumpter
Question: Which of the Marx brothers never spoke on screen after his first appearance in 1925?
Answer: Harpo.
Question: On a cricket field which principal position is between Mid-on and Square leg?
Answer: Mid-wicket
Question: Which British film from 1963 won four Oscars and was based on a novel first published in 1749?
Answer: Tom Jones
Question: In the distant past what was the name given to the Super-Continent that made up the majority land mass of Earth?
Answer: Pangaea
Question: Rigatoni is what type of Italian food?
Answer: Pasta
Question: What was the name of the cavalry regiment raised and trained by Oliver Cromwell in the English Civil War?
Answer: The Ironsides
Question: Near which city in Russia did the greatest tank battle of World War II take place in July 1943?
Answer: Kursk
Question: At the battle of Ashdown, in A.D 871, the Danes were defeated by forces under which famous king?
Answer: King Alfred
Question: Who was the English King at the Battle of Agincourt?
Answer: Henry V
Question: Who were allied with the French Naval forces during The Battle of Trafalgar?
Answer: Spain
Question: The Seiges of Ladysmith and Mafeking were military actions during which war?
Answer: Second Boer War
Question: Which actress played Miss Moneypenny in the James Bond films fourteen times, from Dr. No (1962) until her final performance of the character in A View to a Kill (1985).
Answer: Lois Maxwell
Question: Which 1964 film, starring Stanley Baker and Jack Hawkins depicted the 1879 Battle of Rorke's Drift?
Answer: Zulu
Question: These were "star-cross'd lovers" whose deaths ultimately unite their feuding families.  What were their names?
Answer: Romeo and Juliet
Question: According to Greek Mythology, what was the name of the mountain nymph who falls in love with Narcissus?
Answer: Echo
Question: Claude Monet, King Hussein of Jordan and Prince Charles all share the same birthday - the 14th .... of  which month?
Answer: November
Question: What is the animal Professor McGonall turns into?
Answer: Cat
Question: Which British explorer was the  first ship's captain to stop the disease scurvy (now known to be caused by a lack of vitamin C) among sailors by providing them with fresh fruits?
Answer: Captain James Cook
Question: In the Old English saga Beowulf, what is the name of the monster?
Answer: Grendel
Question: What is the name given to the collection of Welsh legends?
Answer: The Mabinogion
Question: What country is Sukhindol wine from.
Answer: Bulgaria
Question: What is the German label term indicating a high quality wine.
Answer: Kabinett
Question: The three commonest horse coats are: bay, grey and which other colour?
Answer: Chestnut
Question: Which fashion designer was chiefly responsible for the popularization of  the Little Black Dress?
Answer: Coco Chanel
Question: Who had a hit in the 1980s with White Wedding
Answer: Billy Idol
Question: Which popular knighted actor was born David White in 1940
Answer: David Jason
Question: In which Olympic track cycling event is a derny used?
Answer: Keirin
Question: Mark Spitz famously won seven gold medals in the 1972 Munich Olympics.  How many gold medals did he win the the 1968 Mexico City games?
Answer: 2
Question: What was the nickname of Captain Pierce in the TV series MASH
Answer: Hawkeye
Question: Who was the field marshal who commanded the 8th army during the Battle of El Alamein?
Answer: Bernard MONTGOMERY
Question: Which one word connects Elton John, Steptoe & Son and a Disney animated film?
Answer: Hercules
Question: Name the late 1970's cult TV programme, which was based on the 16th century Chinese novel, journey to the west?
Answer: Monkey.
Question: In April 2010, a drilling rig run by BP suffered an explosion in the Gulf of Mexico.  Name that rig.
Answer: Deepwater Horizon
Question: Since 1923 the phrase My Name is My Bond' (dictum meum pactum in Latin) has been the motto of which City institution, where deals are made with no written pledges and no exchange of documents?
Answer: London Stock Exchange
Question: what was Sir Francis Drake'sship during his global circumnavigation between 1577 & 1580.
Answer: Golden Hind
Question: What was the worlds first nuclear powered aircraft carrier, still in commission with the US Navy
Answer: USS Enterprise
Question: Of the two Wright brothers, who was born first?
Answer: Wilbur
Question: Who did John Wilkes Booth assassinate in April 1865?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: What bird was first released by Noah?
Answer: Raven
Question: On board ship, what is housed in a binnacle?
Answer: Compass
Question: What is the proper name for the flag flown by the Merchant Navy sometimes known as a Red Duster?
Answer: Red Ensign
Question: After the mutiny on the Bounty, where did Christan Fletcher and his mutineers settle?
Answer: Pitcairn Island
Question: Who is the author of the Game of Thrones series of novels?
Answer: George R R Martin
Question: Who won the Booker Prize in 1981 for Midnight's Children?
Answer: Salman Rushdie
Question: Which farm animal appears on the flag of the Falklands Islands?
Answer: Sheep
Question: Under what surname did the Bronte sisters originally publish their work?
Answer: Bell
Question: Who is the Greek god of shepherds and flocks?
Answer: Pan
Question: Who was the 16th President of the United States of America?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: What was the name of the experimental raft built by Thor Heyerdahl and named after an Inca Sun God?
Answer: Kon Tiki
Question: Who was the first person to cross the English Channel by aeroplane?
Answer: Louis Bleriot
Question: Who was nominated for a Best Actress Oscar for her role as Mrs Robinson in The Graduate?
Answer: Anne Bancroft
Question: Who stabbed Jean-Paul Marat in his bath in 1793, an act which has later been seen as patriotic?
Answer: Charlotte Corday
Question: Which Gerry Anderson TV character is modelled upon James Garner?
Answer: Troy Tempest
Question: A UK Number 1 for Diana Ross in March 1986 written by the Bee Gees?
Answer: Chain Reaction
Question: Who is known in Scotland as 'Duke of Rothesay' and has the middle names of Philip Arthur George?
Answer: Prince Charles
Question: What are the first names of the Saatchi brothers? (Both required for 1 point)
Answer: Maurice and Charles
Question: What is the IATA airport code for the largest airport of France?
Answer: CDG
Question: Who sang the title song of the 1981 Bond film, becoming  the first title song artist to appear on screen in a Bond film?
Answer: Sheena Easton
Question: On Christmas day in 2000, which country officially established a new National Anthem?
Answer: Russia.
Question: Franz Hals painted his most famous work in 1624; what was it called?
Answer: The Laughing Cavalier
Question: Which American actor, who sadly passed on October 31st 1993 at the age of 23, was the older brother of Rain, Joaquin, Summer & Liberty?
Answer: River Phoenix
Question: Who wrote Jurassic Park, which the Spielberg film was based on?
Answer: Michael Crichton
Question: Which broadsheet newspaper founded in 1821 as 'The New Observer' became the first to produce a colour supplement?
Answer: The Sunday Times
Question: In which country would you find budgerigars in their natural habitat?
Answer: Australia
Question: What was the name of the coffee house in Friends?
Answer: CENTRAL Perk.
Question: Which London museum houses the world's largest collection of decorative and design?
Answer: The VICTORIA and Albert Museum.
Question: What was the name of Stanley Kubriks landmark 1968 sci-fi blockbuster?
Answer: 2001: A Space Odyssey
Question: Who wrote 'The War of the Worlds' which has been adapted to film on four occassions?
Answer: H. G. Wells
Question: What name is given to red Bordeaux wine?
Answer: Claret.
Question: What is the name of the high speed train service that connects London to Paris and Brussels?
Answer: Eurostar.
Question: What is the anatomical name given to the tube that connects the pharynx and larynx to the lungs?
Answer: The trachea.
Question: The Briish Airways subsidiary BA Connect was sold to which other airline?
Answer: Flybe.