zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Wizz Air is a low-cost airline with headquarters in which European country?
Answer: Hungary
Question: Brombeere is German for which fruit?
Answer: Blackberry
Question: In the children’s television series ‘The Muppets’ what colour is Grover?
Answer: Blue
Question: A group of which birds is known as a ‘Watch’?
Answer: Nightingales
Question: Great Slave Lake is in which country?
Answer: Canada
Question: In food, ‘E’ numbers 110 – 119 are which colour?
Answer: Orange
Question: Meroledi is Italian for which day of the week?
Answer: Wednesday
Question: What is the name of the fictional women’s prison in the UK television series ‘Bad Girls’?
Answer: Larkhall
Question: Which film won ‘Best Film’ at the 2013 Empire Awards?
Answer: Skyfall
Question: The Euroscar European Player of the Year Award is awarded for which sport?
Answer: Basketball
Question: The title of the 1987 film ‘The Lost Boys’ was borrowed from which novel?
Answer: Peter Pan
Question: British MP Edwina Currie wrote the novel ‘Chasing ‘what’?
Answer: Men
Question: What is the minimum age a person can legally get married in the US state of Oregon?
Answer: 17 years
Question: Which British city is known as the ‘City of Arcades’?
Answer: Cardiff
Question: Which US actor and comedian is the voice of Bernard in the 1977 Disney film ‘The Rescuers’?
Answer: Bob Newhart
Question: Who is the lead singer of British rock band the Stone Roses?
Answer: Ian Brown
Question: Which US singer/actress produced the Broadway production of ‘Priscilla Queen of the Dessert’?
Answer: Bette Midler
Question: The Pomegranate Theatre is in which English town?
Answer: Chesterfield
Question: Which English playwright was the first person to use the word ‘bloody’ over the air at the BBC in his song ‘Let’s Not Be Beastly to the Germans’?
Answer: Noel Coward
Question: Which actress, while dressed as the queen, left the Guilgud Theatre in London to shout at drummers outside who were disturbing the play?
Answer: Helen Mirren
Question: The song ‘Merry Christmas Maggie Thatcher’ is from which British stage musical?
Answer: Billy Elliot
Question: Which stage musical was forced to close in 1973 when the roof of the Shaftesbury Theatre in London collapsed?
Answer: Hair
Question: Which Irish playwright was the co-founder of the London School of Economics?
Answer: George Bernard Shaw
Question: A group of which birds is known as an Unkindness?
Answer: Ravens
Question: The song ‘Tea For Two’ is from which 1925 musical?
Answer: No, No, Nanette
Question: Which vegetable is traditionally the main ingredient in a Spanish omelette?
Answer: Potato
Question: What is the southernmost capital city in the world?
Answer: Wellington
Question: The 1999 autobiography ‘Still Me’ is by which late US actor?
Answer: Christopher Reeve
Question: To which British entertainer did songwriter/composer Lionel Bart sell the rights to the musical ‘Oliver!’ for a reputed 350 pounds sterling?
Answer: Max Bygraves
Question: Who was the longest-serving Leader of the Opposition in British political history?
Answer: Neil Kinnock
Question: Campsa, New Holland and Repoil are bends on the Formula One Grand Prix circuit in which country?
Answer: Spain
Question: Which UK television quiz show had the theme tune ‘Acka Raga’, performed by John Meyer on the sitar?
Answer: Ask the Family
Question: The Dogger Bank earthquake of June 1931, the strongest ever in the UK, reportedly caused the wax head of which infamous murderer to fall off in London’s Madame Tussaud’s?
Answer: Dr Crippen
Question: English country and western songwriter Samuel Hutt is better known by what name?
Answer: Hank Wangford
Question: Which vegetable represented the green team on the UK television series ‘Ready Steady Cook’?
Answer: Pepper
Question: Which country won the 2013 ICC Women’s Cricket World Cup?
Answer: Australia
Question: What colour is the Big Taxi in the 1970 Joni Mitchell song?
Answer: Yellow
Question: What colour are the Fields in the 1993 single by Sting?
Answer: Gold
Question: What colour is the title of a song on the album ‘Sonik Kicks’ by Paul Weller?
Answer: Green
Question: What colour Lipstick is the title of a song on the album ‘Talk the Talk’ by Rihanna?
Answer: Red
Question: The song ‘Scarlet’ is from which 1981 album by U2?
Answer: October
Question: Singer Cornell Iral Haynes Jr is better known by what name?
Answer: Nelly
Question: In food, E330 is better known by what name?
Answer: Citric acid
Question: What is the US state capital of Florida?
Answer: Tallahasee
Question: Arancione is Italian for which colour?
Answer: Orange
Question: In the US television series ‘The Sopranos’, who had to return to Italy after a flirtation with Tony Soprano’s wife Carmela?
Answer: Furio Giunta
Question: Which country hosted the 1998 Winter Olympic Games?
Answer: Japan
Question: Adelost cheese is made in which European country?
Answer: Sweden
Question: Clanger, a dish with a savoury filling at one end and a sweet filling at the other end, is from which English county?
Answer: Bedfordshire
Question: London landmark The Shaftesbury Memorial is better known by what name?
Answer: Eros
Question: What is the surname of Buffy, the Vampire Slayer, in the US television series?
Answer: Summers
Question: Sitophilia is the use of what for sexual arousal?
Answer: Food
Question: What shape, typically, is an ingot?
Answer: Rectangular
Question: Rothschild, Kordofan, Nubian and Rhodesian are all species of which animal?
Answer: Giraffe
Question: Which car has a logo shaped like a letter ‘C’ with a yellow triangle?
Answer: Smart Car
Question: The Idle Working Men’s Club is in the village of Idle in which English city suburb?
Answer: Bradford
Question: Lake Mamry and Lake Drawsko are in which European country?
Answer: Poland
Question: Dydd Sadwrn is Welsh for which day of the week?
Answer: Saturday
Question: Gorgonzola cheese is from which country?
Answer: Italy
Question: What type of meat dish is known as ‘Savoury Ducks’?
Answer: Faggots
Question: Dungeness is a headland on the coast of which English county?
Answer: Kent
Question: Spud-gun, Dave Hedgehog, Dick Head and Mr Harrison are all characters in which UK television series?
Answer: Bottom
Question: Which was the first car manufacturer to offer a 7year/150,000 km warranty on all cars sold in Europe?
Answer: Kia
Question: Which Roman numerals depict the year 1991?
Answer: MCMXCI
Question: The world’s oldest original model village is in which English county?
Answer: Buckinghamshire
Question: What is the national animal of Greenland?
Answer: Polar Bear
Question: Acajou is another name for which nut?
Answer: Cashew
Question: What is the square root of 900?
Answer: 30
Question: Cato is the manservant of which fictional character?
Answer: Inspector Jacques Clouseau
Question: Billy Batson is the alter-ego of which fictional superhero?
Answer: Captain Marvel
Question: Love apple is another name for what?
Answer: Tomato
Question: Water is made up of which two elements?
Answer: Oxygen and hydrogen
Question: Which European porcelain company introduced its black and white ‘Dazzle’ collection in 2013?
Answer: Lladro
Question: ‘The Telephone Song’ and ‘Last Night of the World’ are songs from which musical?
Answer: Miss Saigon
Question: Which is the largest city in Scotland by population?
Answer: Glasgow
Question: Bati beer is brewed in which African country?
Answer: Ethiopia
Question: What is the capital of US state Minnesota?
Answer: Saint Paul
Question: Lappi is what type of foodstuff?
Answer: Cheese
Question: Aamisepa Varajane is a variety of which vegetable?
Answer: Potato
Question: Hals is German for which part of the body?
Answer: Neck
Question: The English city of Sheffield lies on which river?
Answer: River Sheaf
Question: Who conducted interviews lying on a bed in the UK television show ‘The Big Breakfast’?
Answer: Paula Yates
Question: What is the capital of Kuwait?
Answer: Kuwait City
Question: Galanthus nivalis is the Latin Name for which garden flower?
Answer: Snowdrop
Question: ‘Balls of ‘what’ is a UK television comedy series hosted by Mark Dolan?
Answer: Steel
Question: Siderodromophobia is the irrational fear of which mode of transport?
Answer: Trains
Question: Name the USSR world-beating 1959-76 Moon program/craft?
Answer: Luna
Question: Crown Derby is what sort of antique?
Answer: Porcelain
Question: St Moritz in Switzerland has what famous Bobsled track?
Answer: Cresta Run
Question: Who plays Winston Wolf in the Direct Line Insurance television advertisements?
Answer: Harvey Keitel
Question: ‘A ‘what’ in the Sun’ is a 1959 play by Lorraine Hansbury?
Answer: Raisin
Question: The Frog Cake was created in 1922 by Balfours Bakery in which country?
Answer: Australia
Question: Saga and Stichelton are types of which foodstuff?
Answer: Cheese
Question: In the theatre, topophobia is commonly known as what?
Answer: Stage fright
Question: Gunnersaurus Rex is the mascot of which English football club?
Answer: Arsenal FC
Question: Who became the presenter of the UK television show ‘Antiques Roadshow’ in 2008?
Answer: Fiona Bruce
Question: Gabel is German for which item of cutlery?
Answer: Fork
Question: The letter ‘Z’ is worth how many points in the Polish edition of the board game Scrabble?
Answer: One point
Question: Former Formula One racing driver Nelson Piquet was born in which country?
Answer: Brazil
Question: What is the name of the medal known internationally as the animals Victoria Cross?
Answer: The (PDSA) Dickin Medal
Question: Hombro is Spanish for which part of the body?
Answer: Shoulder
Question: ‘Take Me Home’ is a 1995 autobiography by which late US singer?
Answer: John Denver
Question: Which English city is known as ‘The Faithful City’?
Answer: Worcester
Question: Who won a gold medal in the women’s 400m hurdles at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona?
Answer: Sally Gunnell
Question: The Dally M Awards are held annually for players of which sport?
Answer: Rugby League
Question: Who played the title role in the 1996 film ‘The English Patient’?
Answer: Ralph Fiennes
Question: Which team in the English Soccer Premiership is furthest to the west?
Answer: SWANSEA City
Question: What word in our language comes from the Icelandic word for ‘to gush’?
Answer: GEYSER
Question: What bird is mentioned in the lyrics of ‘My Old Man (Said Follow the Van)’?
Answer: LINNET
Question: Who was the creator of the St. Trinian’s schoolgirls?
Answer: RONALD SEARLE
Question: What is the proper scientific name for table sugar?
Answer: Sucrose
Question: Which band was Up The Junction in 1979?
Answer: Squeeze
Question: What sport is contested in the Vuelta a Espana?
Answer: Cycling
Question: Which substance is also known as ‘woolly rock’?
Answer: Asbestos
Question: A boomer is a large male ...............what?
Answer: Kangaroo
Question: Which is the smallest ape?
Answer: Gibbon
Question: What is significant about a mountain called a ‘mesa’?
Answer: Flat Topped
Question: Who wrote the words to Jerusalem?
Answer: William Blake
Question: At what time does the first dog watch begin?
Answer: 4 p.m
Question: On which river does Preston stand?
Answer: Ribble
Question: What is the Administrative HQ of East Sussex?
Answer: Lewes
Question: Which comedian co-stars with fellow comic Lee Mack in TV’s Not Going Out?
Answer: Tim Vine
Question: What distinction has (Henry) Pu Yi?
Answer: Last Emperor of China
Question: In The Good Life what was Lenin?
Answer: A Cockerel
Question: Who was Edina’s PA in Absolutely Fabulous?
Answer: Bubble
Question: What opened in 1958 in Marylebone Rd next to Madame Tussauds?
Answer: The Planetarium
Question: Tower Bridge was for many years the last of London’s bridges before the sea – what is now?
Answer: The Queen Elizabeth II
Question: What is computer assisted in the acronym CAD?
Answer: Design
Question: Which regiment is nicknamed The Red Devils?
Answer: Parachute Regiment
Question: Which familiar word is derived from the Greek for “mother city”?
Answer: Metropolis
Question: The parish church of Ambridge is dedicated to which saint?
Answer: Saint Stephen
Question: Who, according to the Goodies, was the “Queen of Northern Soul”?
Answer: Black Pudding Bertha
Question: The Rutshire Chronicles is a series of romantic novels by which author?
Answer: Jilly Cooper
Question: What venue links the first FA Cup final and the first cricket test in England?
Answer: THE OVAL
Question: WB An apparatus used to measure electrical resistance?
Answer: WHEATSTONE BRIDGE
Question: Which cartoon title family live in Orbit City?
Answer: THE JETSONS
Question: In which country is the ‘Van’ a large Salt Lake?
Answer: TURKEY
Question: According to Oscar Wilde what is the curse of the drinking class?
Answer: WORK
Question: Which European peak has the nickname ’meanest mountain on earth’?
Answer: EIGER
Question: Dr. Who’s companion as played by Billie Piper?
Answer: Rose Tyler
Question: Which three Quaker families dominated early British manufacturing?
Answer: Cadbury, Rowntree and Fry
Question: What is the world’s largest natural harbour?
Answer: Sydney Harbour
Question: The Ministry of Defence and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office?
Answer: Whitehall
Question: Which actress played Mrs June Monsoon in TV’s 'Absolutely Fabulous'?
Answer: June WHITFIELD
Question: Where in the world are the Pensacola Mountains?
Answer: ANTARCTICA
Question: Which national bird of France can be seen on the shirt badges of that country’s Rugby players?
Answer: Cockerel
Question: Which term is used for a painting of Mary supporting the body of the dead Christ?
Answer: Pieta
Question: What famous bridge is considered part of the motorway the M180?
Answer: Humber Bridge
Question: The Rembrandt House Museum can be visited in which city?
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: According to Voltaire who was shot ‘to encourage the others’?
Answer: Admiral Byng
Question: Which ex DJ and current TV presenter fronted the show in the 1970s?
Answer: Noel Edmonds
Question: The Thin White Duke ?
Answer: David Bowie
Question: Where is Europe’s largest open air theatre ?
Answer: Scarborough
Question: What is the largest specie of monkey ?
Answer: Mandrill
Question: What is the official language of Brunei ?
Answer: Malay
Question: In which country have 9 missing episodes of Dr Who been discovered?
Answer: Nigeria
Question: Which hit Croft comedy was criticised for homosexual and racial stereotyping?
Answer: It Ain’t Half Hot Mum
Question: Like Rome, which Yorkshire city is said to be built on seven hills?
Answer: Sheffield
Question: Which brewery produces Tiger Best Bitter?
Answer: Everards
Question: Which spirit is present in a white lady cocktail?
Answer: Gin
Question: A sign with a red circle and red diagonals on a blue background means what?
Answer: No Stopping
Question: In which film did he play a DJ stalked by a crazed fan?
Answer: Play Misty For Me
Question: In what county is Eton School?
Answer: Berkshire
Question: Created by Leslie Thomas, Who was ‘The Last Detective’?
Answer: Dangerous Davies
Question: Which is the traditional English dish of pork trimmings and pig’s head?
Answer: Brawn
Question: For what does the acronym CAD stand?
Answer: Computer Aided Design
Question: Whose mother-in-law is Pearl Slaghoople?
Answer: Fred Flintstone
Question: Which unlikely country qualified for the 2015 Cricket World Cup Finals by beating Kenya?
Answer: Afghanistan
Question: Which phrase used in English stems from the French meaning ‘already seen’?
Answer: Deja Vu
Question: Which is the USA’s Prairie State?
Answer: Illinois
Question: Which form of textile-making uses knots rather than weaving or knitting?
Answer: MACRAME
Question: What was the nationality of U Thant?
Answer: BURMESE
Question: Who was the first person to be voted off this year’s ‘Strictly Come Dancing’?
Answer: TONY JACKLIN
Question: What relation was King Stephen to William the Conqueror?
Answer: GRANDSON
Question: Who got to no.1 with ‘The Sun Ain’t Gonna Shine Anymore’ in 1966?
Answer: WALKER BROTHERS
Question: A cordwainer used to make what sort of items?
Answer: SHOES
Question: In which country can you see the ruins of Carthage?
Answer: TUNISIA
Question: Who got to no. 6 with ‘Games People Play’ in 1969?
Answer: JOE SOUTH
Question: Who was the gardener in the children’s tv series ‘The Magic Roundabout’?
Answer: MR. McHENRY
Question: ‘I See You, Baby (Shakin’ that Ass)’ is associated with which make and model of car?
Answer: RENAULT MEGANE
Question: This summer saw the appearance of which famous sportsman in Virgin Media ads?
Answer: USAIN BOLT
Question: In a Beatles’ track, who is mean Mr. Mustard’s sister?
Answer: POLYTHENE PAM
Question: Who was the last Conservative Chancellor before George Osborne?
Answer: KENNETH CLARKE
Question: What is the county town of Angus?
Answer: FORFAR
Question: Born in 1902, which Briton composed ‘Façade’ and ‘Belshazzar’s Feast’?
Answer: Sir WILLIAM WALTON
Question: Who is the mortal enemy of Captain Pugwash?
Answer: CUT-THROAT JAKE
Question: In legend, who or what were said to be incapable of crossing a stream or river?
Answer: WITCHES
Question: In 1985, which funny man was the first UK citizen to make a mobile phone call?
Answer: ERNIE WISE
Question: What are fan-tan and faro?
Answer: Card Games
Question: What is the Swahili word for journey?
Answer: Safari
Question: What is the Japanese dish of (usually) beef and vegetables in soy sauce?
Answer: Sukiyaki
Question: What is the more commonly used name of cornichons?
Answer: Gherkins
Question: What happened to the dog on the ship Irish Rover?
Answer: Drowned
Question: What is the name of the part of a sundial that casts the shadow?
Answer: Gnomon
Question: One, two and three are Cardinal numbers – what are first, second and third?
Answer: Ordinal Numbers
Question: Andrea Begley of Northern Ireland was the winner of what TV competition last summer?
Answer: The Voice
Question: Which US city has a name meaning ‘The Fields’?
Answer: Las Vegas
Question: What is Springfield’s neighbouring rival town called?
Answer: Shelbyville
Question: The story of a man who was too proud to run – (1952)?
Answer: High Noon
Question: A poem of 1735 saw the origin of which devoted couple?
Answer: Darby and Joan
Question: When the original Top Twenty was compiled it wasn’t for records – what was it for?
Answer: Sheet Music
Question: Which fictional detective has a name that is also a type of picture puzzle?
Answer: Rebus
Question: An ovoid object is shaped like …what?
Answer: An Egg
Question: The coordinate Y is the ordinate – what do we call the coordinate X?
Answer: Abscissa
Question: What do we call a quadrilateral with one pair of sides parallel?
Answer: Trapezium
Question: Which famous play takes place at Monkswell Manor?
Answer: The Mousetrap
Question: Which Indian dish gets its name from the Hindu word for ‘bucket’?
Answer: Balti
Question: Which group of people were freed from discrimination by a Relief Act in 1829?
Answer: Roman Catholics
Question: Which club had the 1990’s anthem ‘Marching On Together’?
Answer: Leeds Utd
Question: Only two wild cats live wild in Europe – the wild cat itself is one – what is the other?
Answer: Lynx
Question: Which tourist resort of Croatia was formerly known as Ragusa?
Answer: Dubrovnik
Question: Who won the 2013 series of TV’s Celebrity Masterchef?
Answer: Ade Edmondson
Question: If a dessert is served ‘a la mode’ what is it served with?
Answer: Ice Cream
Question: In which US state is Princeton University?
Answer: New Jersey
Question: What seven-letter word means “A Russian tea urn”?
Answer: samovar
Question: ‘Catriona’, also known as ‘David Balfour’, was the sequel to which novel?
Answer: Kidnapped
Question: In 2012, Luis Suarez twice scored hat-tricks against which Premiership side?
Answer: Norwich City
Question: What is a ‘tercel’ (‘tiercel’ in the USA)?
Answer: male falcon
Question: Apart from her husband, who is the best friend of Elizabeth Jean Rubble?
Answer: Wilma Flintstone
Question: What does the word ‘antediluvian’ mean, literally?
Answer: Before the flood
Question: Rugby league. Which European Super League team are known as the ‘Giants’?
Answer: Huddersfield
Question: Mt. Egmont, which also goes by another name, can be found in which country?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: What is the name of Andy Capp’s best friend?
Answer: Chalkie White
Question: In the TV show ‘Mrs. Brown’s Boys’, what is Mrs. Brown’s first name?
Answer: Agnes
Question: Who is the first female in line of succession to the British throne?
Answer: Princess Beatrice
Question: Degas had two favourite topics for his paintings, ballet and what else?
Answer: horse racing
Question: In 1996, which duo got to no.11 in the UK pop charts with ‘Ocean Drive’?
Answer: Lighthouse Family
Question: A young man and woman sitting back-to-back is the logo of which company?
Answer: Kappa
Question: Owned by J.D. Sports, which small British firm now provides the kit for the English RFU?
Answer: Canterbury
Question: Which animal is the symbol of the Argentinian rugby union team?
Answer: puma
Question: Which element is third in the periodic table of the elements?
Answer: lithium
Question: Where can you find the stapedius, the smallest muscle in the human body?
Answer: ear
Question: A ‘Weegie’ originates from which British city?
Answer: Glasgow
Question: Which children’s books character is known as ‘Oui Oui’ in France?
Answer: Noddy
Question: Which famous World War II British invention had the codename ‘Upkeep’?
Answer: Bouncing Bomb
Question: Isobel Archer is the title character in which classic novel?
Answer: Portrait of a Lady
Question: Which flat-topped upland has a name which is Spanish for table?
Answer: Mesa
Question: Which spice should be included in a bread sauce recipe?
Answer: Cloves
Question: In the game of Risk – what colour on the board is Europe?
Answer: Blue
Question: Which flag consists of a blue rectangle with a white rectangle in the centre?
Answer: The Blue Peter
Question: Which country’s national anthem is The Soldier’s Song?
Answer: Republic of Ireland
Question: What is a valetudinarian constantly worried about?
Answer: His or Her Health
Question: ‘I must get a little hand put on this watch’ – heard regularly in which sitcom?
Answer: Nearest and Dearest
Question: Which opera is set aboard HMS Indomitable?
Answer: Billy Budd
Question: Which French phrase translates as ‘blow of mercy’?
Answer: Coup de Grace
Question: Who made the original recording of What Becomes of the Brokenhearted?
Answer: Jimmy Ruffin
Question: Who wrote the play Equus?
Answer: Peter Schaffer
Question: Which is the most northerly of the Met Office shipping forecast areas?
Answer: South-East Iceland
Question: Isohels are lines on a map linking places of equal ……….what?
Answer: Sunshine
Question: What was the name of the dog who accompanied the Three Men In A Boat?
Answer: Montmorency
Question: What is the appropriate gift for a 15 Wedding Anniversary?
Answer: Crystal
Question: Adelaide, Australia stands on which river?
Answer: Torrens
Question: What is the capital of the Dominican Republic?
Answer: Santo Domingo
Question: What is the Italian for ‘None shall sleep’?
Answer: NESSUN DORMA
Question: In the hashtag ‘pogdogs’, who is ‘pog’?
Answer: PAUL O’GRADY
Question: What do people who are viticulturists spend much of their time doing?
Answer: GROWING GRAPES
Question: He wrote the poem after whose death?
Answer: ABRAHAM LINCOLN
Question: What was the name of Michael Bentine’s Bafta-winning tv show that ran from 1960-64?
Answer: IT’S A SQUARE WORLD
Question: What is the English for ‘Duirt me leat go raibh me breoite’?
Answer: I TOLD YOU I WAS ILL
Question: Who wrote the 1996 novel ‘The Beach’?
Answer: ALEX GARLAND
Question: What is the cube root of one-eighth?
Answer: HALF
Question: What is the name of the road that the horses cross in the English Grand National?
Answer: MELLING Road
Question: What is the singular form of the word ‘graffiti’?
Answer: GRAFFITO
Question: To within a year either way, when did the R101 crash in France, with the loss of 48 lives?
Answer: 1930
Question: According to many sources, Aeschylus was killed by what falling from the sky and landing on his head?
Answer: TORTOISE
Question: Which brand of whisky has an image of Lagopus lagopus scotica on the label?
Answer: FAMOUS GROUSE
Question: Who created the literary character Major-General Sir Richard Hannay?
Answer: JOHN BUCHAN