zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which organisation's badge bears the inscription 'Blood And Fire'?
Answer: THE SALVATION ARMY
Question: Who wrote 'Where Have All The Flowers Gone'?
Answer: PETE SEEGER
Question: Apart from fish, what is the characteristic ingredient of 'Sole Veronique'?
Answer: GRAPES
Question: Broccoli and Cauliflower are members of which vegetable family?
Answer: BRASSICA
Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan opera has the subtitle 'The Statutory Duel'?
Answer: 'THE GRAND DUKE'
Question: What name is given to a flock or gathering of Starlings?
Answer: MURMURATION
Question: What is the capital of Slovakia?
Answer: BRATISLAVA
Question: Barbara Stanwyck played ranch owner 'Victoria Barclay' in which TV series?
Answer: 'THE BIG VALLEY'
Question: Whose 'Symphony No.8' is known as the 'Symphony of a Thousand'?
Answer: MAHLER
Question: Who resigned as a government minister over 'The Sarah Keays Affair'?
Answer: CECIL PARKINSON
Question: Which is the most northerly of the major lakes of the Lake District?
Answer: BASSENTHWAITE
Question: What type of birds are 'Ratites'?
Answer: FLIGHTLESS
Question: In which town are 'Moorehouses Beers' produced?
Answer: BURNLEY
Question: Of which Pacific country is Papete the capital?
Answer: TAHITI
Question: Who is credited with first use of the expression "Fools rush in where angels fear to tread"?
Answer: ALEXANDER POPE
Question: What article of clothing was created in 1946 by engineer Louis Reard and fashion designer Jacques Heim?
Answer: THE BIKINI
Question: The Iris has a thick-stemmed root instead of a bulb.By what name is this 'root' known?
Answer: RHIZOME
Question: Whose voice was used for the character 'Lord Farquaad' in the film 'Shrek'?
Answer: JOHN LITHGOW
Question: Which former chart-topping British duo re-formed in 1999 to record an album entitled 'Peace'?
Answer: 'EURYTHMICS'
Question: Which of the wives of Henry VIII was born in Madrid in 1485?
Answer: CATHERINE OF ARAGON
Question: Which fruit is used to flavour the liqueur 'Triple Sec'?
Answer: ORANGE
Question: With which fruit is the liqueur 'Creme de Cassis' made?
Answer: BLACKCURRANT
Question: Which of the wives of Henry VIII was born on the outskirts of Dusseldorf in 1515?
Answer: ANNE OF CLEVES
Question: Who scored the only goal when Manchester United defeated Everton in the 1985 FA Cup Final?
Answer: NORMAN WHITESIDE
Question: Which is the highest peak in the Caucasus Mountains?
Answer: ELBRUS
Question: One of the 'Five K's', what name is given to the strapped sword that must be worn by all Sikhs?
Answer: KIRPAN
Question: The 'Quagga', that became extinct in 1873, was a subspecies of which mammal?
Answer: PLAINS ZEBRA
Question: Reaching number 3 in the charts in 1998, 'The Bartender And The Thief' was the first UK top ten hit forwhich group?
Answer: STEREOPHONICS
Question: What is the surname of the title character in Thomas Hardy's novel 'Jude The Obscure'?
Answer: 'FAWLEY'
Question: Who wrote the 1905 opera 'The Merry Widow'?
Answer: FRANZ LEHAR
Question: Which kitchen appliance was invented by Denis Papin in 1679?
Answer: PRESSURE COOKER
Question: 'The Lost Gardens Of Heligan' are a tourist attraction in which English county?
Answer: CORNWALL
Question: Which bowler holds the record for the most wickets in a Test career?
Answer: MUTTIAH MURALITHARAN
Question: In 2009, Kate Winslett won the 'Oscar' for Best Actress for her role in which film?
Answer: 'THE READER'
Question: Which team did Tottenham Hotspur defeat on penalties to win the 1984 UEFA Cup Final?
Answer: ANDERLECHT
Question: Who was the King of Libya who was overthrown by a military coup led by Colonel Qaddafi in 1969?
Answer: IDRIS
Question: Which former G.P. is the current Shadow Secretary of State for Defence?
Answer: LIAM FOX
Question: Located in Norfolk and Lincolnshire, which is England's largest 'Site of Special Scientific Interest'?
Answer: THE WASH
Question: Also a two-time World Champion, which American skier won the gold medal in the Men's Combined at the 2010 Winter Olympics?
Answer: BODE MILLER
Question: Also featuring 'Dizzee Rascal', who had a number two hit in February 2010 with 'You Got The Dirtee Love'?
Answer: 'FLORENCE AND THE MACHINE'
Question: Said to be made of imperishable gold and as swift as any bird, what was the name given to the winged sandals worn by the Greek god 'Hermes'?
Answer: 'TALARIA'
Question: Who directed the 2010 psychological thriller 'Shutter Island', starring Leonardo di Caprio?
Answer: MARTIN SCORSESE
Question: Which British cage-fighter won the final series of 'Celebrity Big Brother' in January 2010?
Answer: ALEX REID
Question: Which character was revealed as the murderer of 'Archie Mitchell' in the first ever live 'Eastenders' episode in February 2010?
Answer: 'STACEY SLATER'
Question: Which South African author was the first person to win the Booker Prize twice with his novel 'Disgrace'?
Answer: J.M. COETZEE
Question: Two-thirds of the population of which Caribbean island were forced to flee abroad after the eruption of the Soufriere Hills volcano in 1995?
Answer: MONSERRAT
Question: Which river forms much of the boundary between Devon and Cornwall?
Answer: TAMAR
Question: What name is given to a baby Porcupine?
Answer: PORCUPETTE
Question: Which country is served by Keflavik International Airport?
Answer: ICELAND
Question: Appointed by the Continental Congress in 1775, who was the first US Postmaster General?
Answer: BENJAMIN FRANKLIN
Question: Who led the expedition which, in 1958, was the first to traverse Antarctica (with tractors)?
Answer: VIVIAN FUCHS
Question: Tillakaratne Dilshan scored the most runs (500) in the 2011 Cricket World Cup. What nationality is he?
Answer: SRI LANKAN
Question: Which 1935 film of a Tolstoy tragedy starred Greta Garbo?
Answer: 'ANNA KARENINA'
Question: In which North Wales town is the longest pier in Wales?
Answer: LLANDUDNO
Question: How many 'Red Balloons' did Nena sing about in 1983?
Answer: 99
Question: """On a tree by a river a little tom-tit sang 'Willow, titwillow, titwillow!"" is the opening of a song from which work by Gilbert and Sullivan?"
Answer: 'THE MIKADO'
Question: In the E.B. White novel, what type of animal was 'Stuart Little'?
Answer: A MOUSE
Question: Who played 'Aunt Sally', to Jon Pertwee's 'Worzel Gummidge'?
Answer: UNA STUBBS
Question: In which Lancashire town is Happy Mount Park?
Answer: MORECAMBE
Question: Which Scot rode the Derby winner four times between 1979 and 1994?
Answer: WILLIE CARSON
Question: Which 1932 novel has characters 'Flora Poste', 'Seth Starkadder' and 'Adam Lambsbreath'?
Answer: 'COLD COMFORT FARM'
Question: Who assists Alexander Armstrong with the t.v. quiz 'Pointless'?
Answer: RICHARD OSMAN
Question: Which England spin bowler won 'Beard of the Year' in 2006?
Answer: MONTY PANESAR
Question: In the 2009 film 'The Gruffalo', who voiced the 'Gruffalo'?
Answer: ROBBIE COLTRANE
Question: Much of the action in Shakespeare's 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' is set in a wood near which city?
Answer: ATHENS
Question: 'A' is the lowest band for Council Tax in England. What is the highest?
Answer: 'H'
Question: Which is Israel's southernmost city, located on the Red Sea?
Answer: EILAT
Question: The 'Leonardo Express' links which capital city with its largest airport?
Answer: ROME
Question: Who replaced Paul Merton as the host of 'Room 101' on BBC t.v.?
Answer: FRANK SKINNER
Question: Who voices 'Queen Lillian' in the 'Shrek' films?
Answer: JULIE ANDREWS
Question: In 'Fairytale Of New York' by 'The Pogues', "the boys of the NYPD choir were singing ............", which song?
Answer: 'GALWAY BAY'
Question: What is the capital city of Estonia?
Answer: TALLIN
Question: The songs ‘Hound Dog’ and ‘Jailhouse Rock’ were written by Jerry Leiber and ______ who?
Answer: MIKE STOLLER
Question: Give a year in the reign of King Richard II.
Answer: 1377-1399
Question: Which Olympic sport is governed by the WTF?
Answer: TAEKWONDO
Question: Which motorway crosses the original Severn Bridge – the M4 was diverted when the second crossing opened?
Answer: M48
Question: Which ‘saggy, old, cloth cat’ was illustrated on a 1st class stamp issued in January?
Answer: BAGPUSS
Question: Which element is named after the Greek for ‘stench’?
Answer: BROMINE
Question: Emma Thompson plays which author in the recent film ‘Saving Mr Banks’?
Answer: P L TRAVERS
Question: What is the name for the ‘wavy line’ above the letter n in words such as jalapeño and piñata?
Answer: TILDE
Question: Which country did Stephen Fleming captain in test cricket?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND
Question: Which Noël Coward play features the eccentric medium and clairvoyant Madame Arcati?
Answer: BLITHE SPIRIT
Question: For his role in which film did JK Simmons win the Oscar for best Supporting actor in 2015?
Answer: Whiplash
Question: How many gallons are there in a hogshead?
Answer: 54
Question: Galena is the most important ore of which metal?
Answer: Lead
Question: Which composer wrote the Sabre Dance and the ballet Spartacus?
Answer: Aram Khachaturian
Question: Livermorium is a new element in the periodic table named after a town in which US state?
Answer: California
Question: Michael Fallon is Secretary of State for which department?
Answer: Defence
Question: Of the six 'Noble' or inert gases, which features first in an alphabetical list?
Answer: ARGON
Question: In 1961, who became the first London club to complete football's League and Cup "double"?
Answer: TOTTENHAM HOTSPUR
Question: The title of which Rod Stewart chart-topper was in the form of a question?
Answer: 'DO YA THINK I'M SEXY'
Question: Named for the Spanish for "little cake", what name is given to a Mexican thin pancake, made from cornmeal?
Answer: TORTILLA
Question: Which Puccini opera is set in a garden, in the Japanese city of Nagasaki?
Answer: 'MADAME BUTTERFLY'
Question: A British pair won the mixed doubles at the 1987 Wimbledon Tennis Champioships, Jeremy Bates and who elase?
Answer: JO DURIE
Question: Which famous example of Indo-Islamic architecture was built between 1630 and 1653?
Answer: THE TAJ MAHAL
Question: What food, although not rationed during the Second World War, was rationed after it?
Answer: BREAD
Question: Which exotic creatures reside in St. James Park, London?
Answer: PELICANS
Question: Which King married Alexandra, daughter of Christian IX of Denmark?
Answer: EDWARD VII
Question: what is the chemical symbol for Mercury?
Answer: Hg
Question: What is the name ofthe seventh and final 'Harry Potter' book due out in July 2007?
Answer: 'HARRY POTTER AND THE DEATHLY HOLLOWS'
Question: Keisha Buchanan, Mulya Buena, and Siobahn Donaghy (who was replaced by Heidi Range),formed which pop group?
Answer: 'SUGABABES'
Question: Who wrote the words to 'Rule Britannia'?
Answer: JAMES THOMSON
Question: """Robert Langdon awoke slowly"", is the first line of which novel?"
Answer: 'THE DA VINCI CODE'
Question: What is the number of the 'Starship Enterprise'?
Answer: NCC1701
Question: What type of bird is an 'Egret'?
Answer: HERON
Question: Released in 2001, 'Teenage Dirtbag', was the first UK top 10 hit for which American pop-punk group?
Answer: 'WHEATUS'
Question: Which folk-hero was the subject of Rossini's final opera?
Answer: WILLIAM TELL
Question: With an area of 820,000 square metres, which is the world's largest religious structure?
Answer: ANGKOR WAT
Question: Which blue pigment used in paints was discovered accidentally in Berlin in 1704 by Heinrich Diesbach and Johann Konrad Dippel?
Answer: PRUSSIAN BLUE
Question: With over 600,000 works on display in six buildings, which museum contains the largest public collection of art in the world?
Answer: HERMITAGE MUSEUM
Question: In which city is the EUFA Champions League final due to beheld next month (May 2008)?
Answer: MOSCOW
Question: Which 1995 film, starring Alicia Silverstone, and directed by Amy Heckerling, was loosely based on Jane Austen's 'Emma'?
Answer: 'CLUELESS'
Question: Although not the capital, Douala is the largest city of which country?
Answer: CAMEROON
Question: Dr. Byron McKeeby was the model for a figure in which painting of 1930?
Answer: 'AMERICAN GOTHIC'
Question: In which English county is Dedham Mill, made famous by the paintings of John Constable?
Answer: ESSEX
Question: Similarly, give any year in the life of the painter Paul Cézanne?
Answer: 1839 - 1906
Question: In 2008 who was convicted of kidnapping her own daughter in order to raise ransom money?
Answer: KAREN MATTHEWS
Question: Which group had number one hits in 1966 with 'Somebody Help Me' and 'Keep On Running'?
Answer: SPENCER DAVIS GROUP
Question: Which sportsman won 'Strictly Come Dancing' in 2005?
Answer: DARREN GOUGH
Question: """If music is the food of love, play on"", is the first line of which Shakespearian play?"
Answer: 'TWELFTH NIGHT'
Question: Which British Prime Minister was the last to die in office?
Answer: PALMERSTON
Question: What colour are the flowers of the plant Mimosa?
Answer: YELLOW
Question: What date is St.David's Day?
Answer: MARCH 1st
Question: Which group ha a number one hit for three weeks in 1982 with 'The Lion Sleeps Tonight'?
Answer: TIGHT FIT
Question: Which country is also known as the Narodna Republic?
Answer: BULGARIA
Question: Which band released the album 'Pet Sounds' in 1966?
Answer: 'THE BEACH BOYS'
Question: Which football team play home games at Bloomfield Road?
Answer: BLACKPOOL
Question: Who wrote the 1895 novel 'The Time Machine'?
Answer: H.G. WELLS
Question: How were the Tennessee Titans NFL team known when they played in Houston?
Answer: 'OILERS'
Question: In the Enid Blyton books, which child is the oldest of the 'Famous Five'?
Answer: 'JULIAN'
Question: In the Enid Blyton books, who is the sister of 'Peter', the leader of the 'Secret Seven'?
Answer: 'JANET'
Question: What is the surname of the central family in the US cartoon series 'American Dad'?
Answer: 'SMITH'
Question: How are the three stars 'Alnitak', 'Alnilam' and 'Mintaka' more commonly known, collectively?
Answer: ORION'S BELT
Question: Who captained England in the 2010 Six Nations Rugby Union Championship, but missed one game?
Answer: STEVE BORTHWICK
Question: In which US state is the volcano, Mount St. Helens?
Answer: WASHINGTON
Question: Who wrote the 1889 novel 'A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court'?
Answer: MARK TWAIN
Question: Which actress won a worst actress 'Razzie' in 2010 for her role in the film 'All About Steve'?
Answer: SANDRA BULLOCK
Question: From which Disney animated picture does the song 'Under The Sea' come?
Answer: 'THE LITTLE MERMAID'
Question: In which Australian state is the town of Newcastle?
Answer: NEW SOUTH WALES
Question: If a champagne is described as 'Blanc de Blancs', from what grape is it made?
Answer: CHARDONNAY
Question: On which motorway is the Leigh Delamere Service Area?
Answer: M4
Question: Which pop group recorded the hit album 'The Lexicon Of Love'?
Answer: ABC
Question: 'Br' is the chemical symbol for which element?
Answer: BROMINE
Question: In which year was the English Football League founded?
Answer: 1888
Question: What was the first name of American President Grover Cleveland?
Answer: STEPHEN
Question: In which year was the English Football Association founded?
Answer: 1863
Question: 'Astraphobia' is the fear of what?
Answer: LIGHTNING
Question: Which American state capital is on the Cumberland River?
Answer: NASHVILLE (Tennessee)
Question: Who, together with Vince Clarke, formed the pop duo 'Erasure'?
Answer: ANDY BELL
Question: What is the capital city of the FYR of Macedonia?
Answer: SKOPJE
Question: Which country issues a 2 Euro coin showing an eagle, surrounded by the stars of Europe?
Answer: GERMANY
Question: Who became the first Briton to win gold at the 5000 metres in the World Athletics Championships?
Answer: MO FARAH
Question: Who directed the 2011 film entitled 'W.E.', based on the romance between Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson?
Answer: MADONNA
Question: By what name is entertainer Graham Walker better known?
Answer: GRAHAM NORTON.
Question: Which city hosted the 2011 Labour Party Conference?
Answer: LIVERPOOL
Question: In American Football what name is given to a very long forward pass made in desperation with only a small chance of success, especially at or near the end of a half?
Answer: 'HAIL MARY PASS'
Question: The Declaration of Independence is depicted on the reverse side of which United States banknote?
Answer: $2 BILL
Question: Which country issues a 1 Euro coin showing an owl?
Answer: GREECE
Question: If you landed at 'Reina Sofia Airport' which island would you be holidaying on?
Answer: TENERIFE
Question: Which class of birds are classed as 'raptors'?
Answer: BIRDS OF PREY
Question: If you ordered “cuisses de grenouilles” in a French restaurant, what would you be getting?
Answer: FROGS’ LEGS
Question: In what US state is Death Valley?
Answer: CALIFORNIA
Question: In which capital city are the Vondelpark gardens?
Answer: AMSTERDAM
Question: Who designed the Crystal Palace, the Great Exhibition building of 1851?
Answer: (Joseph) PAXTON
Question: It’s an old joke that “a man is only as the woman he feels” but who said it first?
Answer: GROUCHO MARX
Question: Who was president of the USA between 1925 and 1929?
Answer: CALVIN COOLIDGE
Question: Which pop singer born on the 2nd March 1942 in Brooklyn died on 27th October 2013 in Southampton, New York?
Answer: LOU REED
Question: Who was born Roberta Joan Anderson in November 1943?
Answer: JONI MITCHELL
Question: For which Queen did Josiah Wedgwood, in 1765 create cream coloured earthernware known as Queensware?
Answer: QUEEN CHARLOTTE
Question: In which county is Fotheringay Castle
Answer: Northamptonshire
Question: In which town are Moorhouses beers brewed?
Answer: Burnley
Question: In which British city are the areas Butetown, Splott and Roath?
Answer: Cardiff
Question: Who painted "Beach at Touville" and "Towing of a Boat at Honfleur"?
Answer: Claude Monet
Question: Donnie Wahlberg is/was a member of which 'Boy' band?
Answer: New Kids on the Block
Question: Which British explorer travelled disguised as a Muslim to Mecca and Medina in 1853?
Answer: Richard Francis Burton
Question: In which alphabet would you find letters called shin, dhal and Jim?
Answer: Arabic
Question: Who wrote the plays "Jumpers", "Travesties", and "Arcadia"?
Answer: Tom Stoppard
Question: What was James Stewart's profession in the film 'Rear Window'?
Answer: PHOTO JOURNALIST
Question: Which Pete Seeger song did Marlene Dietrich record in 1962?
Answer: 'WHERE HAVE ALL THE FLOWERS GONE'
Question: Which famous steam locomotive used to run between London and Edinburgh?
Answer: FLYING SCOTSMAN
Question: Which stretch of water off the southern tip of South America is the point where the South Atlantic meets the South Pacific?
Answer: DRAKE'S PASSAGE
Question: Who directed the 1946 film, 'The Best Years Of Our Lives'?
Answer: WILLIAM WYLER
Question: Which football team in 1995 lost their last game of the season to Liverpool, but were still winners of the Premiership title?
Answer: BLACKBURN ROVERS
Question: Where in the human body is the Carotid Artery situated?
Answer: IN THE NECK
Question: On which island is the US naval base of Pearl Harbour?
Answer: OAHU
Question: Which British driver was the winner of the Monaco Grand Prix in 1963, 64, 65, 68 and 1969?
Answer: GRAHAM HILL
Question: Who was Chancellor Of The Exchequer from 1993-97?
Answer: KENNETH CLARKE
Question: Who wrote the novel, 'The Tenant Of Wildfell Hall'?
Answer: ANNE BRONTE
Question: In which 1994 film does Jim Carey play the part of 'Stanley Ipkiss'?
Answer: 'THE MASK'
Question: To which English monarch was Mary of Teck, consort?
Answer: GEORGE V
Question: In which industry would you use Neroli oil?
Answer: PERFUMERY
Question: Gilbert Scott was the architect of which English Anglican cathedral?
Answer: LIVERPOOL
Question: In 1997, Plymouth the capital of the Caribbean island of Montserrat was virtually buried after the eruption of which volcano?
Answer: SOUFRIERE HILLS
Question: RAF Waddington is in which English county?
Answer: LINCOLNSHIRE.
Question: 'Janus' was discovered in 1966.It is a moon of which planet?
Answer: SATURN
Question: On which river is the market town of Welshpool?
Answer: SEVERN
Question: The 'Du Maurier Classic' is competed for in which sport?
Answer: WOMEN'S GOLF
Question: What type of bird is a 'Lammergeier'?
Answer: VULTURE
Question: The buccaneer Henry Morgan was pardoned and knighted by which king?
Answer: CHARLES II
Question: The 'Brickfielder' is a hotdry wind in which country?
Answer: AUSTRALIA
Question: In which suburb of Los Angeles were there major riots in 1965?
Answer: WATTS
Question: What is another namefor Oedema?
Answer: DROPSY
Question: Five of the world's highest waterfalls are wholly or partly in which country?
Answer: NORWAY
Question: Which aid to seafarers was invented in 1730 by John Hadley?
Answer: THE SEXTANT
Question: Which element, of pale greenish-yellow colour, has the atomic number 9?
Answer: FLUORINE
Question: What type of creature is a 'Takin'?
Answer: GOAT
Question: Three new cities were created in the UK in 2000, Brighton, Wolverhampton, and which other?
Answer: INVERNESS
Question: How many people are in a Netball team?
Answer: SEVEN
Question: Which UK band had hits with 'You Really Got Me' and 'Sunny Afternoon'?
Answer: THE KINKS
Question: Which battle of the Napoleonic Wars is sometimes referred to as the 'Battle of the Three Emperors'?
Answer: AUSTERLITZ
Question: In comics who was "The pilot of the future"?
Answer: 'DAN DARE'
Question: Which US President is on the $50 bill?
Answer: GRANT
Question: Which English motorway runs from Rotherham to Goole?
Answer: M18
Question: In which novel by Charles Dickens does 'Seth Pecksniff' appear?
Answer: 'MARTIN CHUZZLEWIT'
Question: Who won the 2010 'Oscar' for Best Actress for the film 'The Blind Side'?
Answer: SANDRA BULLOCK
Question: Which company developed the VHS cassette?
Answer: JVC
Question: Who was the sheriff of 'Four Feather Falls'?
Answer: 'TEX TUCKER'
Question: Jesse Eisenberg was nominated for the 'Oscar' for Best Actor this year for his role as 'Mark Zuckerberg' in which film?
Answer: 'THE SOCIAL NETWORK'
Question: The novel 'Dead Souls' and the play 'The Government Inspector' are two of the best known works of which Russian author?
Answer: NIKOLAI GOGOL
Question: 'Grenade' was a 2011 UK number one hit for which singer?
Answer: BRUNO MARS
Question: Which English town shares its name with the state capital of Delaware?
Answer: DOVER
Question: Named after a German inventor, what is the SI unit of electrical conductance?
Answer: SIEMENS
Question: Named after a French physicist, what is the SI unit of electrical charge?
Answer: COULOMB
Question: Which Caribbean island nation is thought to take its name from the Spanish for 'ancient and bearded'?
Answer: ANTIGUA & BARBUDA
Question: Sold for $100 million in 2008, 'Eight Elvises' is which artist's most expensive painting?
Answer: ANDY WARHOL
Question: Who plays 'Ian Fletcher' 'Head of Deliverance of the Olympic Deliverance Commission' in the BBC TV comedy 'Twenty Twelve'?
Answer: HUGH BONNEVILLE
Question: The SI unit of Inductance is named after which American who lived from 1797 to 1878?
Answer: JOSEPH HENRY
Question: Which sign of the zodiac comes between Scorpio and Capricorn?
Answer: SAGITTARIUS
Question: The SI unit of Magnetic Flux is named after which German who lived from 1804 to 1891?
Answer: WILHELM EDUARD WEBER
Question: How many valves are there on a (standard) trumpet?
Answer: THREE
Question: Which fish is used in the dish 'gravlax' (or 'gravadlax')?
Answer: SALMON
Question: What is the full name of the breed of cattle originating in Scotland, known as 'Belties'?
Answer: BELTED GALLOWAY
Question: The 'Maxilla' is the upper jawbone. What is the name of the lower jawbone?
Answer: MANDIBLE
Question: Who was Chancellor of Germany between Helmut Kohl and Angela Merkel?
Answer: GERHARD SCHRODER
Question: The spymaster 'Jack Ryan' was created by which author?
Answer: TOM CLANCY
Question: The museum in Crich, Debyshire is dedicated to which form of transport?
Answer: TRAMS
Question: Who co-wrote and directed the 2011 film ‘W E’?
Answer: MADONNA
Question: In which language was the Magna Carta originally written?
Answer: LATIN
Question: Six special stamps issued in January featured the 150th Anniversary of which transport system?
Answer: LONDON UNDERGROUND