zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: In which English city is the arts and media centre called The Custard Factory
Answer: Birmingham
Question: Which Rugby League club play their home games at the Hive Stadium?
Answer: London Broncos
Question: The tui and the weka are birds native to which country?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: What was the name of the TV comedy that ran from 1975 to 1978 about National Service in the RAF?
Answer: Get Some In!
Question: Who wrote the 1980 Booker Prize winner Rites of Passage!
Answer: William Golding
Question: Who wrote the 1990 Booker Prize winner Possession?
Answer: AS Byatt
Question: In which islands are the only penguins that live North of the equator in the wild?
Answer: Galapagos
Question: What nationality is the singer Shakira?
Answer: COLOMBIAN
Question: Which New Zealand city lies on the River Avon?
Answer: CHRISTCHURCH
Question: The Tom Stoppard play 'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead' is based on characters from which play by Shakespeare?
Answer: 'HAMLET'
Question: Which is the northernmost German state, with capital Kiel and bordering Denmark?
Answer: SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN
Question: Which ship suffered an oil spill in Prince William Sound, Alaska in 1989?
Answer: EXXON VALDEZ
Question: In which English city was the Spinnaker Tower opened in 2005?
Answer: PORTSMOUTH
Question: Stephen Fry played the title role in the television series 'Kingdom', in which English county was the series set?
Answer: NORFOLK
Question: What is the US term for an area of land 160 acres (half a mile) square?
Answer: QUARTER SECTION
Question: Which British ship was sunk on the 4th May 1982?
Answer: H.M.S. SHEFFIELD
Question: Which American city is home to the Basketball side 'The Supersonics'?
Answer: SEATTLE
Question: What name is given to any chemical that fixes a dye to the fibres of a textile by combining with both?
Answer: MORDANT
Question: Who wrote the Elvis Presley hit 'Blue Suede Shoes'?
Answer: CARL PERKINS
Question: Which shrub is commonly known as the 'Butterfly bush'?
Answer: BUDDLEIA
Question: What in terms of area, is the smallest county in the Irish Republic?
Answer: LOUTH
Question: What kind of bread takes its name, because of its appearance from the Italian for slipper?
Answer: CIABATTA
Question: Who is credited with inventing the Cotton Gin in 1793?
Answer: ELI WHITNEY
Question: Independent radio station 'Galaxy FM 102' broadcasts from which town/city?
Answer: MANCHESTER
Question: The Treaty of Utrecht ended which war?
Answer: THE WAR OF SPANISH SUCCESSION
Question: The Persian word for bread is now used for any flat bread baked in a tandoor oven?
Answer: NAAN
Question: 'Great Horned', 'Snowy' and 'Pygmy' are all species of which bird?
Answer: OWL
Question: Who am I, 1901-1994: I was an American scientist who won Nobel Prizes for Chemistry and late Peace?
Answer: LINUS PAULING
Question: Which bird did Wordsworth describe as "Ethereal minstrel, pilgrim of the sky"?
Answer: SKYLARK
Question: Which country's currency is called the Bolivar?
Answer: VENEZUELA
Question: What is the name of the cross-eyed Lion in 'Daktari'?
Answer: 'CLARENCE'
Question: Which popular confection was first launched as 'Rowntree's Chocolate Crisp' in 1935
Answer: KIT KAT
Question: What wood is traditionally used to make Rolls Royce dashboards?
Answer: WALNUT
Question: Who was the Conservative Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1874 to 1880?
Answer: BENJAMIN DISRAELI
Question: Which is the largest desert in South America?
Answer: Atacama
Question: If you ordered queso in a Spanish Restaurant what would you be served?
Answer: Cheese
Question: Lisbeth Salander is the name of which eponymous literary character?
Answer: The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo
Question: What the official language of Surinam in South America?
Answer: Dutch
Question: With what instrument would you associate the classical performer Murray Perahia?
Answer: Piano
Question: Until 1999 what was the trophy played for in cricket by the Australian states?
Answer: Sheffield Shield
Question: What was the first name of Labour Prime Minister James Callaghan?
Answer: Leonard
Question: Which of the Mitford sisters wrote the semi-autobiography Pursuit of Love in 1945?
Answer: Nancy
Question: By what name is rapper Robert De Winkle better known?
Answer: Vanilla Ice
Question: Which King of England was imprisoned by Leopold of Austria in Durenstein Castle?
Answer: Richard I
Question: What is the first name of Andy Murray's brother who won the Mixed Doubles at Wimbledon in 2007 with Jelena Jankovic?
Answer: JAMIE
Question: How many coloured squares are there on a standard 'Rubik's Cube'?
Answer: 54
Question: The US state of Pennsylvania has a coastline on which of the Great Lakes?
Answer: ERIE
Question: Who directed the 1961 film 'Breakfast At Tiffany's'?
Answer: BLAKE EDWARDS
Question: Who won the Men's 5000 metres at the 2011 World Athletics Championships?
Answer: MO FARAH
Question: In Hertz, what is the frequency of mains electricity supply in the UK?
Answer: 50
Question: Who led the Portuguese expedition which was the first to reach India by sea in 1498?
Answer: VASCO DA GAMA
Question: Tom O'Connor is the father-in-law of which, now retired, Olympic champion athlete?
Answer: DENISE LEWIS
Question: The smallest province in South Africa is Gauteng. Which city is its capital?
Answer: JOHANNESBURG
Question: Which play began life as the radio play 'Three Blind Mice' broadcast in 1947?
Answer: 'THE MOUSETRAP'
Question: When James Garfield was US President, who was his Vice-President?
Answer: CHESTER ARTHUR
Question: Which instrument is played by classical musician Yo-Yo Ma?
Answer: CELLO
Question: Complete the name of the Church of England diocese 'Sodor and .....'?
Answer: 'MAN'
Question: Who scored a record 156 for Australia in a Twenty20 International against England this summer?
Answer: AARON FINCH
Question: The Straits Times Index is the main index on the stock market in which Asian country?
Answer: SINGAPORE
Question: Which Home Secretary resigned in 1972 as a result of the Poulson Affair?
Answer: REGINALD MAUDLING
Question: Which is the second and most famous of the Leatherstocking Tales by James Fenimore Cooper?
Answer: THE LAST OF THE MOHICANS
Question: Which station on the Northern Line of the London Underground is the name of a game on the radio panel show ‘I’m Sorry I Haven’t a Clue’?
Answer: MORNINGTON CRESCENT
Question: Carrauntoohil, the highest peak in the Republic of Ireland is in which mountain range?
Answer: MACGILLYCUDDY’S REEKS
Question: Who made his film debut playing Kasper Gutman in the 1941 film ‘Casablanca’?
Answer: SYDNEY GREENSTREET
Question: Will Champion is the drummer with which band?
Answer: COLDPLAY
Question: Which composer was born in Bradford in 1862?
Answer: FREDERICK DELIUS
Question: ‘The Last of England’ is an 1855 oil painting by which artist?
Answer: FORD MADOX BROWN
Question: Which island, since the mid 1960s, is the southernmost point of Iceland?
Answer: SURTSEY
Question: ‘To me, to you’ is a catchphrase of Barry and Paul Elliott. Under what name do they perform?
Answer: THE CHUCKLE BROTHERS
Question: The characters Don Alfonso and Dorabella appear in which Mozart opera?
Answer: Cosi Fan Tutte
Question: Brabantio and Grantiano are characters in which Shakespearean play?
Answer: Othello
Question: What is Bangladesh's official unit of currency?
Answer: Taka
Question: Which African country gained its independence from Britain on the 30th September 1966?
Answer: Botswana
Question: Which famous person died on the same day as Princess Diana?
Answer: Mother Theresa
Question: Who was described as Lady Macbeth by John Bercow in August 2000?
Answer: Cherie Blair
Question: Which Shipping weather area covers the Shetland Islands?
Answer: Fair Isle
Question: In the BBC comedy TV series 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum' who played the part of Rangi Ram?
Answer: Michael Bates
Question: Who, prior to Virginia Wade, was the last British tennis player to win the Wimbledon women's singles title?
Answer: Ann Jones
Question: In Architecture what name is given to a cap or the covering topping off a wall?
Answer: Coping
Question: Basiphobia is the morbid fear of doing what?
Answer: Walking
Question: Jacksonville is the largest city by population in which American state?
Answer: Florida
Question: In the BBC comedy TV series 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum', who played the part of Gunner Beaumont?
Answer: Melvyn Hayes
Question: Who plays the part of Tommy Beresford in the BBC series "Partners in Crime", based on an Agatha Christie novel?
Answer: David Walliams
Question: Chartwell, the former home of Winston Churchill is in which county?
Answer: Kent
Question: What do Australian's call a "Stag Party*?
Answer: A Buck's Party
Question: In January 2015 a French Court banned a couple from naming their child after which popular food item?
Answer: Nutella
Question: Which is the largest of the Ionian Islands, it is also the setting for the Louis De Bernieres novel "Captain Correlli's mandolin?
Answer: Cephallonia
Question: Which actor plays the part of John Snow in the TV series Game of Thrones?
Answer: Kit Harrington
Question: """Nil Satis Nisi Optimum"" or ""Nothing but the Best* is the motto of which Premiership Football Club?"
Answer: Everton
Question: At which naval battle did the Greeks defeat the Persians in 480BC?
Answer: Salamis
Question: Which film star (1923 - 2008), was born John Carter in Evanston, Illinois?
Answer: Charlton Heston
Question: Who won the men’s long jump at the Olympics four times, from 1984 to 1996?
Answer: Carl Lewis
Question: Which type of quadrilateral has all sides equal but no right angles?
Answer: Rhombus
Question: Of which country is South Tyrol an autonomous province?
Answer: Italy
Question: Who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1923, the first Irishman to receive the award?
Answer: W B Yeats
Question: Who will play M in the new Bond film Spectre?
Answer: Ralph Fiennes
Question: Which conductor is the musical director of the Halle Orchestra?
Answer: Mark Elder
Question: Who created Brookside and Hollyoaks?
Answer: Phil Redmond
Question: Who was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1932, the citation reading ‘for his distinguished art of narration which takes its highest form in The Forsyte Saga’?
Answer: John Galsworthy
Question: Which of the Mitford sisters was the mother of Max Mosley, former President of the FIA?
Answer: Diana
Question: Dance of the Reed Flutes is part of which ballet first performed in 1892?
Answer: The Nutcracker
Question: Which of the Mitford sisters had the middle name Valkyrie?
Answer: Unity
Question: Richard Flanagan won the 2014 Man Booker Prize for The Narrow Road to the Deep North. What nationality is he?
Answer: Australian
Question: Who played the title character in the 1937 comedy film Oh, Mr Porter!?
Answer: Will Hay
Question: Quercivorous means feeding on the leaves of which tree?
Answer: Oak
Question: In which county can you visit Kenilworth Castle?
Answer: Warwickshire
Question: Who resigned as Prime Minister of Greece on August 27th?
Answer: Alexis Tsipras
Question: Who is the youngest person to have a Number One single in the UK – he was 9 years old in 1972?
Answer: Jimmy Osmond (Long Haired Lover From Liverpool)
Question: The works of which architect include Cumberland Terrace in Regent’s Park and Marble Arch?
Answer: John Nash
Question: In which London borough is Canary Wharf?
Answer: Tower Hamlets
Question: On which course is the Sussex Stakes run?
Answer: Goodwood
Question: On which course is the Queen Anne Stakes run?
Answer: Ascot
Question: How is James Wormold described in the title of a 1958 novel by Graham Greene?
Answer: Our Man In Havana
Question: What medical instrument was invented by René Laennec in 1816?
Answer: Stethoscope
Question: What type of bird is a merganser?
Answer: Duck
Question: How many riders are there in each team in a game of polo?
Answer: Four
Question: Who wrote the children’s book The Railway Children?
Answer: Edith Nesbit
Question: Alec Guinness and which other actor have played Obi-Wan Kenobi in Star Wars films?
Answer: Ewan Mcgregor
Question: What is the name for a line on a map connecting places of equal rainfall?
Answer: Isohyet
Question: From which club did Man Utd sign Memphis Depay for £25 Million in 2015?
Answer: PSV Eindhoven
Question: Who published a travel journal in 1867 entitled "Leaves from our Journal of our life in the Highlands?
Answer: Queen Victoria
Question: In Japanese's cuisine, what is Sashimi?
Answer: Raw Fish
Question: Built by the Neville's in the 14th century, in which county is Raby Castle?
Answer: Durham
Question: From which club did Manchester City sign Kevin De Bruyne for £55 million in 2015?
Answer: Wolfsburg
Question: Which opera is set aboard HMS Indomitable during the French wars?
Answer: Billy Budd
Question: Which London building was the most famous work of architect Norman Shaw (1831-1912)?
Answer: New Scotland Yard
Question: In the body what is an Erythrocyte?
Answer: Red blood cell
Question: In which Dickens' novel would you find Barkis, Edward Murdstone and Mr Creakle?
Answer: David Copperfield
Question: Lord Rayleigh and William Ramsay won the 1904 Nobel Prize for the discovery of which element?
Answer: Argon
Question: Detective Inspector Edmund Reid, Bennet Drake and Captain Jackson are characters in which TV crime series?
Answer: Ripper Street
Question: """If music be the food of love, play on"", is a line from which Shakespeare play?"
Answer: Twelfth Night
Question: The momentum of a body is calculated by multiplying its mass by its what?
Answer: Velocity
Question: Which constellation features on the flag of Papua New Guinea?
Answer: Southern Cross
Question: The name of which species of penguin derives from the narrow black band under their heads which makes it appear as if they are wearing black helmets?
Answer: Chinstrap
Question: Who jointly led the expedition from Melbourne to the Gulf of Carpentaria in 1860 to 1861 with Robert O’Hara Burke?
Answer: William John Wills
Question: Who was the US Secretary of State between 2001 and 2005?
Answer: Colin Powell
Question: Who was the drummer with Led Zeppelin who died in 1980?
Answer: John Bonham
Question: On show in the Louvre, who painted The Raft of the Medusa?
Answer: Théodore Géricault
Question: Which city is the capital of Nigeria?
Answer: Abuja
Question: How many centimetres in diameter is a standard C.D.
Answer: Twelve
Question: Who played the part of Miss Kitty in Gunsmoke
Answer: Amanda Blake
Question: You have all heard of Route 66 in America but which two cities does it link up
Answer: Chicago and Los Angeles
Question: La Presse is a best selling daily newspaper in which country
Answer: Canada
Question: What is inscribed on the reverse of the Military Medal
Answer: For Bravery in the Field
Question: How did Rudolph Hess arrive in Scotland in 1941
Answer: By parachute
Question: Who did Terry Griffiths beat to win the snooker World Championship in 1979
Answer: Dennis Taylor
Question: Who directed the 1976 film Taxi Driver
Answer: Martin Scorsese
Question: Which London embassy was stormed by S.A.S. troops in 1980
Answer: The Iranian Embassy
Question: Why was Ronnie O'Sullivan disqualified from the 1998 Irish Masters snooker championship
Answer: Failed a drugs test
Question: Clear windows were legalised for which British institutions from April 6th 1995
Answer: Betting Shops
Question: In which TV quiz show does a computer called Mr Babbage feature
Answer: Family Fortunes
Question: What is Britain's longest running TV quiz show
Answer: University Challenge
Question: Before you buy a new car it should be subjected to a P.D.I. What is a P.D.I.
Answer: Pre-Delivery Inspection
Question: Which car manufacturer make the Megane
Answer: Renault
Question: What cars were used in the film the Italian Job
Answer: Mini Coopers
Question: Cambridge Favourite, Cambridge Rival and Cambridge Vigour are varieties of which fruit
Answer: Strawberries
Question: John Major's wife Norma was a teacher what did she teach
Answer: Domestic Science
Question: Who lit the Olympic flame at the Sydney Olympics
Answer: Cathy Freeman
Question: Who played Sam the piano player and sang As Time Goes By in the film Casablanca
Answer: Dooley Wilson
Question: Who starred with Jeff Daniels in the 1995 film Dumb and Dumber
Answer: Jim Carrey
Question: Who played the part of He-Man in Masters of the Universe
Answer: Dolph Lundgren
Question: On which golf course would you find the Barry Burn
Answer: Carnoustie
Question: Who was James Hunt driving for when he won the F1 world driver's championship
Answer: McLaren
Question: On which racecourse is the Welsh Grand National ran
Answer: Chepstow
Question: How many degrees are there in a triangle
Answer: 180
Question: What nationality is Pope John Paul 11
Answer: Polish
Question: What are motorways called in Spain
Answer: Autopista
Question: Mork and Mindy was a spin off from which American TV series
Answer: Happy Days
Question: What is the sequel to the film Sister Act called
Answer: Back in the Habit
Question: Which family of monkeys have red and blue bottoms
Answer: Mandrills
Question: What nationality is or was former F1 Grand Prix driver Clay Regazzoni
Answer: Swiss
Question: Who was the first and to date the only woman to have won two Nobel prizes
Answer: Marie Curie
Question: What is claimed to be the oldest of the sciences
Answer: Astronomy
Question: Where did Puff the Magic Dragon live
Answer: Honalee
Question: Who in 1553 succeeded Edward V1
Answer: Lady Jane Grey
Question: Where in London are the Mappin Terraces
Answer: The Zoological Gardens
Question: What colour is the outer ring of an Olympic archery target
Answer: White
Question: Peroni beer comes from which country
Answer: Italy
Question: What is the meat traditionally used in hotpot
Answer: Lamb
Question: What is the name in U.S. given to a distiller of illegal spirits
Answer: Moonshiner
Question: Which golfer is nicknamed the Golden Bear
Answer: Jack Nicklaus
Question: What was the nickname of French tennis player Rene Lacoste
Answer: Crocodile
Question: Which soldier statesman was nicknamed the Iron Duke
Answer: The Duke of Wellington
Question: In which Scottish city is the football team Saint Johnstone based
Answer: Perth
Question: What is 80 written in Roman numerals
Answer: LXXX
Question: What are French speaking Belgians called
Answer: Walloons
Question: In Jack and the Beanstalk what cried out to the giant to warn him that Jack was stealing it
Answer: The harp
Question: Which company made the first pocket sized transistor radio
Answer: Sony
Question: What is the only non electrical musical instrument invented in the 20th Century
Answer: The steel drum
Question: Which county did Andy Caddick play cricket for
Answer: Somerset
Question: Which TV couple lived at 46 Peacock Drive Hampton Wick
Answer: George and Mildred Roper
Question: How many letters are there in the German alphabet
Answer: 26
Question: Arthur Turner, Grenadier and George Neal are varieties of which fruit
Answer: Apples
Question: Billy the Kid was a native of which US state
Answer: New York
Question: What is the more common name for the explosive nitro cellulose
Answer: Gun cotton
Question: The first successful revolver was patented by which American gunsmith in 1835
Answer: Samuel Colt
Question: What was introduced by the Post Office during the coronation of King George V
Answer: Air Mail
Question: Which royal palace in London was formerly called Nottingham House
Answer: Kensington Palace
Question: For which tennis star did Elton John write the song Philadelphia Freedom
Answer: Billy Jean King
Question: Who was lead guitarist with Queen
Answer: Brian May
Question: What do we call a young horse
Answer: A foal
Question: What is the nearest star to the Earth
Answer: The Sun
Question: What was the name of the family in the TV series Bread
Answer: The Boswells
Question: In the Simpson’s cartoon series what is their home town called
Answer: Springfield
Question: In which American state was oil first discovered
Answer: Pennsylvania
Question: Musselburgh, King Richard, Prizetaker and Early Market are varieties of which vegetable
Answer: Leeks
Question: What is the capital of Jordan
Answer: Amman
Question: What is the capital of Paraguay
Answer: Asuncion
Question: In which children's book did Humpty Dumpty first appear
Answer: Alice Through the Looking Glass
Question: Who steals the sausages in Punch and Judy
Answer: The crocodile
Question: In the Thomas The Tank Engine stories what or who is Bertie
Answer: A bus
Question: In what year did Argentina invade the Falklands
Answer: 1982
Question: In what year did Playboy Magazine come out
Answer: 1953
Question: Whose ear did Mike Tyson bite a piece out of
Answer: Evander Holyfield
Question: In which hotel did Polly Sherman work
Answer: Fawlty Towers
Question: What is the name of the character played by Victoria Wood in Dinnerladies
Answer: Brenda Furlong
Question: What is the shortest winning margin in rowing
Answer: A canvas
Question: What is the Taj Mahal made from
Answer: Marble
Question: What toy was voted toy of the century in January 2000
Answer: Lego
Question: In Australia what is a garbo
Answer: Dustman
Question: Who wrote the TV series The Singing Detective
Answer: Dennis Potter
Question: The Bayeux Tapestry tells the story of which battle in English history
Answer: Battle of Hastings
Question: Which former member of the Royal Family was nicknamed Fog
Answer: Mark Phillips
Question: Which part of Britain was named Vectis by the Romans
Answer: Isle of Wight
Question: On the flag of which European country are two cows shown
Answer: Andorra
Question: Which group took Nellie The Elephant to the top 10 in 1984
Answer: The Toy Dolls
Question: For which folk group was Maddy Prior the long time lead singer
Answer: Steeleye Span
Question: Who replaced Ted Dexter as chairman of the England Board of Cricket Selectors
Answer: Ray Illingworth
Question: In the Muppetts what is Miss Piggy’s surname
Answer: Lee
Question: In the Disney film what was Cinderella’s lost slipper made from
Answer: Glass
Question: What are the holes, at the Augusta golf course, White Dogwood, Golden Bell and Azalea called collectivelyr
Answer: Amen Corner
Question: Michael Owen became the youngest player to score for England in a full international but against which team
Answer: Morocco
Question: Who did Tyson beat to become the youngest WBC champion in 1986
Answer: Trevor Berbick
Question: Who was the first monarch to take up residence in Buckingham Palace
Answer: Queen Victoria
Question: In which city was Van de Valk set
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: For who did Young Hearts Run Free in 1976
Answer: Candi Staton
Question: What was the popular name for the French penal settlement off the coast of French Guiana
Answer: Devil’s Island
Question: Which southpaw did George Foreman beat to win the World Title at 45 years of age
Answer: Michael Moorer
Question: Who took over the England cricket captaincy from Alex Stewart in 1999
Answer: Nasser Hussain
Question: What was the Sunday Mirror called prior to 1964
Answer: The Sunday Pictorial
Question: What was the name of the sport only newspaper launched in March 1998
Answer: Sport First
Question: Only one British P.M. has been assassinated, but who shot him
Answer: John Bellingham
Question: What is the name given to the slits in castle walls that archers fired through
Answer: Loop holes
Question: Who described a cauliflower as a cabbage with a college education
Answer: Mark Twain
Question: What was the Shadows last number one
Answer: Foot Tapper
Question: What is the last field event in the decathlon
Answer: Javelin
Question: What is the name given to the male honeybee
Answer: A drone
Question: What would an American call the icing on a cake
Answer: Frosting
Question: On which North London estate was policeman Keith Blakelok savagely murdered
Answer: Broadwater Farm
Question: Which criminal who was executed was made into a romantic hero in the novel Rookwood
Answer: Dick Turpin
Question: What was the title of Nightmare on Elm Street 6
Answer: Freddys Dead
Question: Which supermodel has been seen in adverts for the Citroen Xsara wearing very little
Answer: Claudia Schiffer
Question: Which British industry’s advertising slogan in the eighties was We’re getting there
Answer: British Rail
Question: How many bones are there in a giraffe's neck
Answer: Seven