zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which breed of heavy carthorse originated in Scotland?
Answer: THE CLYDESDALE
Question: In the song "The Deadwood Stage" sung by Doris day in the film, "Calamity Jane", how many miles had the stage travelled that day?
Answer: TWENTY-THREE.
Question: In the film "Calamity Jane" staffing Doris Day, who was the owner of the Golden Garter saloon, mentioned in the song, "The Deadwood Stage"?
Answer: HENRY MILLER
Question: The percheron, a breed of heavy carthorse, originated in which country?
Answer: FRANCE
Question: The third movement of Debussy's "Suite Bergamasque" is better known by which name?
Answer: CLAIR DE LUNE
Question: In the 1997 film, "Independence Day", which actor played the part of the US President?
Answer: BILL PULLMAN
Question: What is the full name of the Super 12 Rugby Union side, from Canterbury, New Zealand?
Answer: CRUSADERS
Question: Who composed the music for the ballet, "Petrushka"?
Answer: IGOR STRAVINSKY
Question: Maureen Cox was the first wife of which famous musical personality?
Answer: RINGO STARR
Question: Stephen Dedalus, is the main character and fictional alter ego of which author, in the 1916 book, "Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"?
Answer: JAMES JOYCE
Question: Ryan Thomas plays which "Coronation Street" character?
Answer: Jason Grimshaw
Question: Which Midlands town links Rupert Brooke and William Webb Ellis
Answer: Rugby
Question: Jonathan lve is noted as the principal designer of which portable media player?
Answer: The iPod
Question: Which comic duo first appeared together in TV's "The Frost Report"?
Answer: The Two Ronnies
Question: The University of Paris (La Sorbonne) was founded in which century?
Answer: Thirteenth
Question: Who, in 1982, succeeded Kurt Waldheim as UN General Secretary?
Answer: Javier Perez de Cuellar
Question: Which is the largest city in Europe; also the world's billionaire capital?
Answer: Moscow
Question: Which company produces The Walkman and AIBO electronic dog?
Answer: Sony
Question: Drinking from the River Lethe causes what?
Answer: Forgetfulness
Question: Jeff Bezos launched which online shop in 1995?
Answer: Amazon
Question: Spanish law states which fortified wine must come from the Jerez province?
Answer: Sherry
Question: From which country does LEGO originate?
Answer: DENMARK
Question: Who is the only player to have appeared in 5 Rugby World Cups?
Answer: BRIAN LIMA
Question: In the 1991 film, if Geena Davis played Thelma, who played the part of Louise?
Answer: SUSAN SARANDON
Question: Which action in World War H, had the code name, "Operation Dynamo"?
Answer: EVACUATION FROM DUNKIRK
Question: In Greek mythology, who nightly swam the Hellespont to meet his lover?
Answer: LEANDER
Question: Which American TV legend produced the detective series, "FBI", "Cannon" and "Barnaby Jones"?
Answer: QUINN MARTIN
Question: Which common pastoral plant, has the botanical name "trifolium repens"?
Answer: (WHITE) CLOVER
Question: Courtney Walsh first played cricket for which county side in England in 1984, remaining with them until 1998?
Answer: GLOUCESTERSHIRE
Question: Who is currently the Secretary General of the United Nations?
Answer: BAN KI-MOON
Question: What was the nationality of aircraft designer Anthony Fokker?
Answer: Dutch
Question: Which long running television detective series is based upon the novels of Caroline Graham?
Answer: Midsomer Murders
Question: In Italian, the word Duomo means which building?
Answer: Cathedral
Question: Who is the Roman equivalent of the Greek god Poseidon?
Answer: Neptune
Question: Who wrote the novel Cannery Row?
Answer: John Steinbeck
Question: What was the forename of writer Proust (1871-1922)?
Answer: Marcel
Question: In which modern day country is the birthplace of the geneticist Gregor Mendel?
Answer: Czech Republic
Question: What are Fly in Nevada, USA, El Tatio in Chile and Strokker in Iceland?
Answer: Geysers
Question: Who composed the orchestral pieces the Lark Ascending and The Pilgrim's Progress?
Answer: Ralph Vaughan Williams
Question: Who directed the film version of the musical Hair?
Answer: Milos Forman
Question: What was the code name for the bomb dropped on Hiroshima in 1945?
Answer: Little Boy
Question: What type of fruit is a 'James Grieve'?
Answer: Apple
Question: How many seats are there in the US Senate?
Answer: 100
Question: In which part of the British Isles is Carisbrooke Castle?
Answer: Isle of Wight
Question: The LHC has been built to research nuclear physics, for what does the H stand?
Answer: Hadron
Question: Who had a UK number 1 hit in 1955 with the song 'Stranger in Paradise'?
Answer: Tony Bennett
Question: Which video game is set in Liberty City?
Answer: Grand Theft Auto
Question: What is the common name of the fruit Prunus Armeniaca?
Answer: Apricot
Question: The site of the Battle of Naseby is in which county?
Answer: Northamptonshire
Question: The LHC is operated by the European Organisation for Nuclear Research, by what initials is this organisation known?
Answer: CERN
Question: A biography of which pop group was subtitled 'The World's First Supergroup'?
Answer: Cream
Question: How should one address an ambassador?
Answer: YOUR EXCELLENCY
Question: Which Mediterranean island is associated with the Greek goddess of love, Aphrodite?
Answer: CYPRUS
Question: In which country would you find the holy city of the Islamic religion, Mecca?
Answer: SAUDI ARABIA
Question: On radio, whose voice was used for the character "Hercules Grytpipe-Thynne"?
Answer: PETER SELLERS
Question: What was the forename of the French Painter "Manet"?
Answer: EDOUARD
Question: In "Alice in Wonderland" when the Cheshire Cat disappears what is left behind?
Answer: ITS GRIN
Question: Who is, "rather appropriately", the patron saint of thieves?
Answer: ST NICHOLAS
Question: Who, in the Old Testament, said "Lord, let me die with mine enemies"?
Answer: SAMSON
Question: Which local golf course is properly called "Royal Liverpool"?
Answer: HOYLAKE
Question: Lawrence Fox plays the sidekick of which TV detective?
Answer: Lewis
Question: Lawrence Fox married which actress in January 2008?
Answer: Billie Piper,
Question: Which is the largest member of the crow family?
Answer: Raven
Question: What is the name of Shakespeare's 'Merchant of Venice'?
Answer: Antonio
Question: Of whom did Winston Churchill say "In defeat unbeatable, in victory unbearable"?
Answer: Field Marshal Montgomery
Question: Which male name comes from the Greek meaning farmer or agriculture?
Answer: George
Question: What is the surname of retail guru Mary featured in the TV series 'Mary Queen of Shops'?
Answer: Portas
Question: Name the W-shaped constellation prominent in the northern sky?
Answer: Cassiopeia
Question: Which member of the crow family has a grey head?
Answer: Jackdaw
Question: In the TV series, "To the Manor Born", which character was played by actress, Angela Thorne?
Answer: MARJORY
Question: The horse races, "The Cambridgeshire" and "The Cesarewitch" are grouped together under which title?
Answer: THE AUTUMN DOUBLE
Question: What is the occupation of Silas Marner, in the book by George Eliot?
Answer: A WEAVER
Question: What anatomical name is given to the bones of human fingers and toes?
Answer: PHALANGES
Question: Which actor, who first played Geoffrey Shawcross in the TV series, "Hetty Wainthropp Investigates", played the part of Merry in the "Lord of the Rings" films?
Answer: DOMINIC MONAGHAN
Question: Actress/singer, Millicent Martin was married to which pop singer from 1958-65?
Answer: RONNIE CARROLL
Question: Who directed the films, "Bugsy Malone" (1976) and Midnight Express (1978)?
Answer: ALAN PARKER
Question: Valeria Messalina was the third wife of which Roman emperor?
Answer: CLAUDIUS
Question: Which city in the U.S.A. is served by McCarron International airport?
Answer: LAS VEGAS
Question: What was the nickname of President Duvalier of Haiti who died in 1971?
Answer: Papa Doc
Question: Who wrote "The Hunt for Red October"?
Answer: Tom Clancy
Question: Hollyoaks is set in a fictional suburb of which British city?
Answer: Chester
Question: In which island group is the oil terminal of Sullom Voe?
Answer: Shetlands
Question: Who played the outlaw Josey Wales in the 1976 film?
Answer: Clint Eastwood
Question: Which Irish boxer was nicknamed the Clones Cyclone?
Answer: Barry McGuigan
Question: In which city did Richard Wagner die in 1883?
Answer: Venice
Question: What gives Earl Grey tea its distinctive flavour?
Answer: Oil of bergamot
Question: Who were Babs, Joy and Teddie?
Answer: The Beverley Sisters
Question: Who played John Wilder in TV's The Plane Makers?
Answer: Patrick Wymark
Question: How many gates are there on the Thames Barrier?
Answer: Ten
Question: What was Alan Sugar's catchphrase during the TV series The Apprentice?
Answer: YOU'RE FIRED
Question: Which luxury car manufacturer produces the Vantage?
Answer: Aston Martin
Question: Mount Kilimanjaro, the highest peak in Africa, is in which country?
Answer: Tanzania
Question: For what does the W stand in the name of Rev W Awdry, creator of Thomas the Tank Engine?
Answer: Wilbert
Question: In cookery, what is the main flavouring of aioli?
Answer: Garlic
Question: Who created the Garfield cartoon strip?
Answer: Jim Davis
Question: Of which Puccini opera is Mimi the heroine?
Answer: La Bohème
Question: Which is the largest organ of the human body?
Answer: Skin
Question: In physics, whose third law of motion states that "for every action there is an equal and opposite reaction"?
Answer: (Isaac) Newton
Question: Harvey Lonsdale Elmes won the competition to design which Liverpool building?
Answer: St George's Hall
Question: Which film franchise was based on a ride at Disney theme parks?
Answer: Pirates of the Caribbean
Question: b Which London landmark was designed by David Marks and Julia Barfield?
Answer: The London Eye
Question: Who composed the "Antarctic Symphony"?
Answer: Ralph Vaughan Williams
Question: In which American city did Martin Luther King make his famous "I have a dream" speech?
Answer: Washington DC
Question: Which political dynasty leader died in a plane crash and was succeeded by his brother, an airline pilot?
Answer: Sanjay Gandhi
Question: What was the title of Cliff Richard's only UK number one hit during the 1970s?
Answer: """We Don't Talk Anymore"""
Question: Who was the first Secretary General of the United Nations?
Answer: Trygve Lie
Question: In which country was the Young Pretender Charles Edward Stuart born?
Answer: Italy
Question: With which song did Brotherhood of Man win the 1976 Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: Save All Your Kisses For Me
Question: Who wrote the novel 'To Kill A Mockingbird'?
Answer: Harper Lee
Question: In Greek mythology who was the wife of Orpheus?
Answer: Eurydice
Question: For what medical condition would a doctor administer an antitussive?
Answer: Coughs
Question: 'The Road to Xanadu' by Simon Callow is a biography of which actor?
Answer: Orson Welles
Question: Which British athlete broke the 5,000 metres world record in 1982?
Answer: David Moorcroft
Question: In the place names Chipping Norton and Chipping Sodbury what does 'Chipping' mean?
Answer: Market
Question: Which sea area is adjacent to Rockall, Sole and Fastnet?
Answer: Shannon
Question: Who is the patron saint of dancers and entertainers?
Answer: St Vitus
Question: What is the colour of the mineral cinnabar?
Answer: Red
Question: Who was the last British Governor of Hong Kong?
Answer: Chris Patten
Question: Phasmaphobia is the fear of what?
Answer: Ghosts
Question: Which was the first and last European colony in China?
Answer: Macau
Question: According to Douglas Adams what number is the meaning of life?
Answer: 42
Question: What is the lightest chemical element?
Answer: Hydrogen
Question: What gas do all fuels need in order to burn?
Answer: Oxygen
Question: In Roman mythology who was Chief of the gods?
Answer: Jupiter
Question: The flag of which country depicts an eagle devouring a snake?
Answer: Mexico
Question: What was the name of Billy J Kramer's backing group in the 1960s?
Answer: The Dakotas
Question: How many hurdles are there in a men's 110m race?
Answer: 10
Question: With which sport would you principally associate the commentator Ted Lowe?
Answer: Snooker
Question: With which sport would you associate the commentator Sid Waddell?
Answer: Darts
Question: From what is the oil lanolin obtained?
Answer: Wool
Question: In the 1966 film 'The Good the Bad and the Ugly' who played the Ugly?
Answer: Eli Wallach
Question: In Shakespeare who killed Macbeth?
Answer: MacDuff
Question: What is the date of VE Day?
Answer: 8th May
Question: In Australia what is nicknamed the Coathanger?
Answer: Sydney Harbour Bridge
Question: How many players make up a baseball team?
Answer: 9
Question: Which composer wrote 'The Rite of Spring' in 1913?
Answer: Igor Stravinsky
Question: What is the currency of the United Arab Emirates?
Answer: The Dirham
Question: Which elite car company manufacture the Carrera GT model of car?
Answer: Porsche
Question: What is Australia's national flower?
Answer: (Golden) Wattle
Question: What is the name of the apple-based liqueur from Normandy?
Answer: Calvados
Question: Who was Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1923-1924?
Answer: Stanley Baldwin
Question: What is the capital of the American state of Kansas?
Answer: Topeka
Question: In the Bible, what book comes immediately after Matthew, Mark, Luke and John?
Answer: Acts
Question: Which composer wrote 'The Threepenny Opera' (Die Driegroschenoper) in 1928?
Answer: Kurt Weill
Question: Which author's books include the titles 'Body of Evidence', 'Post Mortem' and 'Predator'?
Answer: Patricia Cornwell
Question: Who was the presenter of the BBC Radio 4 programme `I'm Sorry Haven't A Clue', who died in 2008?
Answer: Humphrey Lyttleton
Question: What colour is a UK domestic 3 amp electrical appliance fuse?
Answer: Red
Question: Which American football team won the first Superbowl in 1967?
Answer: Green Bay Packers
Question: In the TV sitcom Frasier, what was the name of Martin Crane's dog?
Answer: Eddie
Question: On which course is the Scottish Grand National run?
Answer: Ayr
Question: Which instrument did Glen Miller play?
Answer: Trombone
Question: Sydney is the state capital of which Australian state?
Answer: New South Wales
Question: In which religion is the Torah a sacred text?
Answer: Judaism
Question: What nationality was the artist Hieronymus Bosch?
Answer: Dutch
Question: Who married Liam Gallagher in 1997?
Answer: Patsy Kensit
Question: What was the name of the steep cliff on the Capitoline Hill in ancient Rome which was used as an execution site for murderers/traitors?
Answer: Tarpeian Rock
Question: Who wrote the plays 'Forty Years On' and 'The History Boys'?
Answer: Alan Bennett
Question: In which country is the Dong the main unit of currency?
Answer: Vietnam
Question: How many tiles are there in a standard Mah Jong set?
Answer: 144
Question: Which instrument did Charlie 'Bird' Parker play?
Answer: Saxophone
Question: What is the state capital of Queensland?
Answer: Brisbane
Question: What was the name of Wellington's horse at Waterloo?
Answer: Copenhagen
Question: What was the name of Sharpe's Sergeant (and later Sergeant Major) in the Bernard Cornwell novels?
Answer: Patrick Harper
Question: What is the dominant flavour of the drink Curacao?
Answer: Orange
Question: What is the administrative centre of Wiltshire?
Answer: Trowbridge
Question: In which novel is the character Alan Breck a fugitive from the English?
Answer: Kidnapped
Question: In the nursery rhyme 'Oranges and Lemons', which bells sing 'I owe you five farthings'?
Answer: St Martins
Question: The discount supermarket chain, Aldi, has its HQ in which country?
Answer: Germany
Question: Which tree is highly valued for gunstocks and decorative veneers for furniture?
Answer: Walnut
Question: What is the name of the TV detective played by Tony Shaloub?
Answer: Monk
Question: An island in the Bristol Channel gives its name to which shipping area?
Answer: Lundy
Question: The discount supermarket chain Netto has its HQ in which country?
Answer: Denmark
Question: What is the main ingredient of the drink 'Lassi'?
Answer: Yoghourt
Question: The famous bridge at Avignon spans which river?
Answer: Rhone
Question: Cape Trafalgar is situated in which Spanish province?
Answer: Cadiz
Question: Which SS officer was nicknamed 'the Angel of Death'?
Answer: Josef Mengele
Question: Who wrote the song 'Moon River'?
Answer: Henry Mancini
Question: What is the name of the central keep of the Tower of London?
Answer: White Tower
Question: Of which constellation is Deneb the brightest star?
Answer: Cygnus
Question: A sleuth is the group name for what type of mammal?
Answer: Bear
Question: Which US swimmer won 8 medals at the 2004 Summer Olympics, 6 of which were gold?
Answer: Michael Phelps
Question: Which Roman road ran from Lincoln to Exeter?
Answer: Fosse Way
Question: What does 'Chipping' indicate in a place name such as Chipping Norton?
Answer: Market
Question: Apart from the Sun, which is the nearest star to our planet?
Answer: Proxima Centauri
Question: Which fruit has varieties called Eureka, Lisbon and Meyer?
Answer: Lemon
Question: A skulk is the group name for which type of mammal?
Answer: Fox
Question: Which Australian Olympic swimming champion announced her retirement in 1973 at the age of 16 years and 9 months?
Answer: Shane Gould
Question: Michael Douglas won Best Actor Oscar in 1987 for which film?
Answer: Wall Street
Question: Who famously proclaimed 'Ich bin ein Berliner' on 26 June 1963?
Answer: J F Kennedy
Question: What was the Roman name for the city of Bath?
Answer: Aquae Sulis
Question: In which sport is the Uber Cup presented?
Answer: Badminton
Question: Who had a hit with the song Copacabana in 1978?
Answer: Barry Manilow
Question: Who played Sally opposite Billy Crystal in the 1989 film, "When Harry Met Sally"?
Answer: MEG RYAN
Question: On the desk of which American President was there a sign which read, "The Buck Stops Here"?
Answer: HARRY S TRUMAN
Question: Which, chronologically, is the first of the "Chronicles of Narnia", although it was the sixth of the series of books written by author C. S. Lewis?
Answer: THE MAGICIAN'S NEPHEW
Question: On TV, which actor played the part of C.J., the boss of Reginald Perrin?
Answer: JOHN BARRON
Question: Who was the original question master on the TV quiz show, "A Question of Sport"?
Answer: DAVID VINE
Question: Who composed the ballet, "Daphnis et Chloe" and a "Piano Concerto for the Left Hand"?
Answer: MAURICE RAVEL
Question: In the monologue, "Albert and The Lion", what was the name of the lion?
Answer: WALLACE
Question: According to the 18th century nursery rhyme, after Lucy Locket lost her pocket, which famous courtesan of the day found it?
Answer: KITTY FISHER
Question: Which Roman Catholic sacrament consists of the anointing of a dying person with oil, which has been blessed?
Answer: EXTREME UNCTION
Question: Who wore two shirts on his execution day?
Answer: Charles I
Question: Which opera features the Polovtsian Dances?
Answer: Prince Igor
Question: Prior to Arsenal in 2004 which is the only other team to win the League (Div 1) without a defeat?
Answer: Preston North End
Question: Which canal system links the River Thames (London) and Birmingham?
Answer: Grand Union
Question: What famous structure was burned down on 30th November 1936?
Answer: Crystal Palace
Question: What is the name of the US presidential helicopter?
Answer: Marine 1
Question: Which is the longest running Broadway musical in history?
Answer: Phantom of the Opera
Question: Brown Willy is the highest point of which moor?
Answer: Bodmin
Question: What is the US equivalent of the SAS (Special Air Service)?
Answer: Delta
Question: What is the name of the largest lake lying wholly in Canada?
Answer: Great Bear Lake
Question: Which is the largest lake in Venezuela?
Answer: Lake Maracaibo
Question: Which breed of moth has the same name as a type of servant?
Answer: Footman
Question: Which pop song includes the lyrics "and through it all she offers me protection, a lot of love and affection"?
Answer: Angels
Question: Who played the part of 'Joan' in the 1970s TV comedy 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin', going on to further success in 'Coronation Street'?
Answer: Sue Nicholls
Question: What was the name of the Russian submarine lost in the Barents Sea in August 2000?
Answer: Kursk
Question: What is the nickname of new Premiership football team Hull City?
Answer: The Tigers
Question: What name is given to chicken that is split open down the back, flattened and then grilled?
Answer: Spatchcock
Question: In which Shakespeare play is 'Feste' a character?
Answer: Twelfth Night
Question: Before he became Archbishop of York, John Sentamu was bishop of which see between 2002 and 2005?
Answer: Birmingham
Question: Which pop song includes the lyrics "I'm never gonna dance again, guilty feet have got no rhythm"?
Answer: Careless Whisper
Question: Perak and Perlis are both states of which South East Asian country?
Answer: MALAYSIA
Question: Who was on the English throne when the Hundred Years War ended in 1453?
Answer: HENRY VI
Question: Who composed the music to the anthem, "Jerusalem", written by William Blake"?
Answer: HUBERT PARRY
Question: Which London station is the subject of William Frith's 1862 painting, "The Railway Station"?
Answer: PADDINGTON
Question: What was advertised with the slogan, "Let your fingers do the walking"?
Answer: YELLOW PAGES
Question: In New Zealand, Tui and Kakapos are what type of creature?
Answer: BIRDS
Question: Who was elected Chancellor of Germany in November 2005?
Answer: ANGELA MERKEL
Question: What was advertised with the slogan, "Don't leave home without it"?
Answer: AMERICAN EXPRESS
Question: Close to the village of St Just, what is the name of the only cape in England?
Answer: CAPE CORNWALL
Question: Who did the Italian former model Carla Bruni marry in February 2008?
Answer: NICOLAS SARKOZY
Question: Who wrote the novel Room at the Top?
Answer: JOHN BRAINE
Question: What is the SI of force?
Answer: Newton
Question: """Suicide Is Painless"" Is associated with which American TV Show?"
Answer: MASH
Question: Sphalerite is the main ore of which metal?
Answer: Zinc
Question: On which Caribbean island were England dismissed for 51 in a test match in 2009?
Answer: Jamaica
Question: Which horse won the 2008 Cheltenham Gold Cup?
Answer: Denman
Question: On which Caribbean island was a test match abandoned in 2009 after only 10 balls were bowled?
Answer: Antigua
Question: Who wrote the best seller "The Associate"?
Answer: John Grisham
Question: Who In 1963 became the first woman in space?
Answer: Valentina Tereshkova
Question: Who composed the opera Tristan and Isolde?
Answer: Wagner
Question: Who is the main Patron Saint of Germany?
Answer: Boniface
Question: What was the name of the Dutch MP refused entry into the UK in early 2009?
Answer: Gert Wilders
Question: Who won X Factor in December 2008?
Answer: Alexandra Burke
Question: Which brewery produces the beer London Pride?
Answer: Fullers
Question: Which Country's Monarchs were crowned on the Hill of Tara?
Answer: IRELAND
Question: Who composed the opera La Traviata?
Answer: VERDI
Question: Which singer had the theme song 'Everybody Loves Somebody'?
Answer: DEAN MARTIN
Question: Eve Pollard is the agony aunt from which daily newspaper?
Answer: DAILY MIRROR
Question: In which film did Clint Eastwood sing the song "I Talk To The Trees'?
Answer: PAINT YOUR WAGON
Question: In which war was the Battle of Bunker Hill?
Answer: US WAR OF INDEPENDENCE
Question: In which long running TV Programme did Trudie Goodwin and Graham Cole appear?
Answer: THE BILL
Question: What do Americans call what we call a pushchair?
Answer: STROLLER
Question: In which TV soap/drama did the actors Steve Halliwell and Mark Charnock appear?
Answer: EMMERDALE
Question: Which beer is brewed at the St James Gate Brewery?
Answer: GUINNESS
Question: In 2009 Michaela Tabb became the first female referee of which World Final?
Answer: SNOOKER
Question: What currency is used on Christmas Island?
Answer: AUSTRALIAN DOLLAR
Question: Muscat is the capital of which country?
Answer: OMAN
Question: Which river is crossed by the bridge Ponte Vasco de Gama?
Answer: TAGUS