zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What type of meat is used to make wiener schnitzel?
Answer: Veal
Question: What city's film industry is called "Bollywood"?
Answer: Mumbai
Question: What Pacific island was visited by the HMS Bounty and Paul Gauguin?
Answer: Tahiti
Question: Which British overseas territory borders Spain?
Answer: Gibraltar
Question: In what country do people say "Kanpai" when making a toast?
Answer: Japan
Question: What is a percolator used to make?
Answer: Coffee
Question: Who does a regicide kill?
Answer: a King
Question: What is the main ingredient in miso?
Answer: Soybeans
Question: What day comes after Maundy Thursday?
Answer: Good Friday
Question: If someone is eating "longpig" what type of flesh are they eating?
Answer: Human
Question: What organization was led by Boutros Boutros-Ghali and Kofi Annan?
Answer: United Nations
Question: What island did Captain Cook discover, before being killed by the people who already lived there?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: What was famously built in 1961 and demolished in 1989?
Answer: The Berlin Wall
Question: What aquatic animal can live to be 100 years old in the wild, but usually dies before age 30 in captivity?
Answer: Orca
Question: What kooky movie character, portrayed by Johnny Depp, was skilled at topiary?
Answer: Edward Scissorhands
Question: What is T.E. Lawrence better known as?
Answer: Lawrence of Arabia
Question: What well-known dance form originated in Argentina and Uruguay?
Answer: Tango
Question: After which goddess is the the capital of Greece named?
Answer: Athena
Question: What is the largest desert in Africa?
Answer: Sahara
Question: On what sea is the Russian city of Sochi located?
Answer: Black Sea
Question: What canal connects the Red and Mediterranean Seas?
Answer: Suez Canal
Question: What country is a group of islands in the Persian Gulf?
Answer: Bahrain
Question: What is the world's biggest freshwater lake by volume?
Answer: Lake Baikal
Question: What's the world's second-tallest mountain?
Answer: K2
Question: Tsar and Kaiser were derivatives of what Roman title?
Answer: Caesar
Question: Munich is located in what German state?
Answer: Bavaria
Question: Besides the Caucasus, what mountain range forms the border of Europe and Asia?
Answer: Ural Mountains
Question: What island in the Caribbean is divided between France and the Netherlands?
Answer: St. Martin
Question: What English spa town was known to the Romans as Aquae Sulis?
Answer: Bath
Question: What is the biggest city on the Yangtze river?
Answer: Shanghai
Question: In what city would you find the district of Pudong, home to the world's second tallest building?
Answer: Shanghai
Question: What part of France is located on the continent of South America?
Answer: French Guiana
Question: What peninsula is split in half by a "demilitarized zone"?
Answer: Korea
Question: The island of Majorca has a name that means "larger island". Which island is the "smaller island"?
Answer: Minorca
Question: Among U.S. states, which has the highest percentage of elderly residents?
Answer: Florida
Question: What is the largest Russian city on the Pacific Ocean?
Answer: Vladivostok
Question: What country's national bird is the kiwi?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: What salty lake is located at 1,388 ft below sea level?
Answer: Dead Sea
Question: What city did Brigham Young found in 1847?
Answer: Salt Lake City
Question: In what country would you find the city of Limerick?
Answer: Ireland
Question: Ceylon is the former name of what country?
Answer: Sri Lanka
Question: According to legend, what mountain was the home of the Greek gods?
Answer: Mount Olympus
Question: In what country would you find a Gurkha soldier?
Answer: Nepal
Question: The Adirondack and Blue Ridge ranges are part of what larger mountain range?
Answer: Appalachian
Question: What is Hinduism's most sacred river?
Answer: Ganges
Question: What name is given to the northeast part of China?
Answer: Manchuria
Question: What major river flows through the Grand Canyon?
Answer: Colorado River
Question: What is the holiest city of Islam?
Answer: Mecca
Question: What mountain range separates France and Spain?
Answer: Pyrenees
Question: What strait separates Alaska and Russia?
Answer: Bering Strait
Question: What is the world's biggest freshwater lake by surface area?
Answer: Lake Superior
Question: In what country is Vegemite popular?
Answer: Australia
Question: What is the German word for Germany?
Answer: Deutschland
Question: What city was once called New Amsterdam?
Answer: New York City
Question: What became the world's newest independent country in 2011?
Answer: South Sudan
Question: Who had his capital at Xanadu?
Answer: Kublai Khan
Question: Albania and Serbia are located on what peninsula?
Answer: Balkan
Question: What constellation is depicted on the Australian flag?
Answer: Southern Cross
Question: Mérida and Cancún are located on what peninsula?
Answer: Yucatán
Question: What U.S. state has the largest Mormon population?
Answer: Utah
Question: What ocean current brings warm water from the Gulf of Mexico to Europe?
Answer: Gulf Stream
Question: What island is divided between Greek and Turkish factions?
Answer: Cyprus
Question: What country used Molotov cocktails in their war with the Soviets?
Answer: Finland
Question: In what war was Washington D.C. burned?
Answer: War of 1812
Question: What English King fought in the Crusades and battled against Saladin?
Answer: Richard the Lionheart
Question: What was the state religion of the Persian empires?
Answer: Zoroastrianism
Question: Who famously wore a pink Chanel suit and matching pillbox hat?
Answer: Jackie Kennedy
Question: And what religious movement views Haile Selassie as the Second Coming of Jesus?
Answer: Rastafarian
Question: Who invented the printing press in Europe?
Answer: Johannes Gutenberg
Question: Who sailed around the world on the Golden Hind?
Answer: Sir Francis Drake
Question: Who said "honey, I forgot to duck" after being shot in 1981?
Answer: Ronald Reagan
Question: Who painted the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel?
Answer: Michelangelo
Question: In the 1700's what did men commonly wear that was powdered and white?
Answer: Wig
Question: Who was the U.S. President during WWI?
Answer: Woodrow Wilson
Question: In what theater was Abraham Lincoln shot?
Answer: Ford's Theatre
Question: Who sent a telegram from Kitty Hawk in 1903?
Answer: Orville Wright
Question: What war was depicted in Picasso's painting "Guernica"?
Answer: Spanish Civil War
Question: What Russian empress had affairs with many men?
Answer: Catherine the Great
Question: In what city did Muhammad die?
Answer: Medina
Question: In what country is chess thought to have originated?
Answer: India
Question: What "stick-thin" model became a symbol of Swingin' Sixties London?
Answer: Twiggy
Question: What name is given to the Japanese suicide pilots of WWII?
Answer: Kamikaze
Question: What was the last name of power couple Eva and Juan?
Answer: Perón
Question: In what city did Muhammad Ali and Joe Frazier have a "thrilling" fight?
Answer: Manila
Question: What started on October 29, 1929 and lasted for a decade?
Answer: Great Depression
Question: Who was the main author of the U.S. Declaration of Independence?
Answer: Thomas Jefferson
Question: What is a name for a women of the 1920's who had bobbed hair, wore short skirts, drank, and listened to jazz?
Answer: Flapper
Question: Who said "the die is cast" as he crossed the Rubicon?
Answer: Julius Caesar
Question: What design movement was exemplified by the Empire State and Chrysler buildings?
Answer: Art Deco
Question: Where were Walter Raleigh, Anne Boleyn, and Guy Fawkes imprisoned?
Answer: Tower of London
Question: England will never fall as long as what type of bird can be found in London Tower?
Answer: Ravens
Question: Who was the first European to reach India by sea?
Answer: Vasco da Gama
Question: What canal opened in 1869 after 10 years of excavation using forced labor?
Answer: Suez Canal
Question: Who was the first actor to star as Batman?
Answer: Adam West
Question: What chubby director had a famous silhouette?
Answer: Alfred Hitchcock
Question: In what country did the movie "Mad Max" take place?
Answer: Australia
Question: What was the name of the villain in the movie "Die Hard"?
Answer: Hans Gruber
Question: What "physical" actress starred alongside John Travolta in "Grease"?
Answer: Olivia Newton-John
Question: What was the intellectual faction in the movie "Divergent"?
Answer: Erudite
Question: Who starred as identical twins in the 1998 remake of "The Parent Trap"?
Answer: Lindsay Lohan
Question: In what movie did Will Ferrell say "We're gonna skate to one song and one song only"?
Answer: Blades of Glory
Question: In what movie did John Cusack serenade a girl by holding a boom box above his head?
Answer: Say Anything
Question: What famous actress is the daughter of Jon Voight?
Answer: Angelina Jolie
Question: What movie series consists of Identity, Supremacy, Ultimatum, and Legacy?
Answer: Bourne
Question: What Hollywood family had/has members Lionel, John, Ethel, and Drew?
Answer: Barrymore
Question: What actor has portrayed Malcolm X, Frank Lucas, and Rubin Carter?
Answer: Denzel Washington
Question: What are Glastonbury, Coachella, and Bonnaroo?
Answer: Music Festivals
Question: What voice-altering technology was famously used by T-Pain and Cher?
Answer: Auto-Tune
Question: Who originally wrote the song "All Along the Watchtower", famously covered by Jimi Hendrix?
Answer: Bob Dylan
Question: On what island did reggae originate?
Answer: Jamaica
Question: What Neptunes producer and N*E*R*D member became a popular solo artist?
Answer: Pharrell Williams
Question: Who famously ate peanut butter, banana, and bacon sandwiches?
Answer: Elvis Presley
Question: What band did Zack de la Rocha and Tom Morello play in?
Answer: Rage Against the Machine
Question: What percussion instrument was prominently featured in the song "(Don't Fear) The Reaper"?
Answer: Cowbell
Question: What, according to Gil Scott-Heron, will not be televised?
Answer: The Revolution
Question: Who is the Norse god of Thunder?
Answer: Thor
Question: What is the indigenous religion of Japan?
Answer: Shinto
Question: According to the Bible, in what city was Jesus born?
Answer: Bethlehem
Question: Who is the most important prophet in Islam?
Answer: Muhammad
Question: What are the two main branches of Islam?
Answer: Sunni
Question: Members of the church of Latter-Day Saints are better known as what?
Answer: Mormons
Question: What is the name of the largest church in the Vatican?
Answer: St. Peter's Basilica
Question: What is the name of the Jewish coming-of-age ceremony?
Answer: Bar or Bat Mitzvah
Question: Who founded the Mormon church?
Answer: Joseph Smith
Question: Pele is the volcano goddess of what island chain?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: What type of bird returned to Noah's ark with an olive branch?
Answer: Dove
Question: What was the profession of Joseph, Jesus's father?
Answer: Carpenter
Question: Who gained enlightenment sitting under a Bodhi tree?
Answer: Buddha
Question: What is the name for a system of law based on Islamic principles?
Answer: Sharia
Question: Who is the current pope?
Answer: Francis
Question: What former country was ruled by the Dalai Lama?
Answer: Tibet
Question: Who supposedly threw a silver dollar across the Potomac River?
Answer: George Washington
Question: What product used the slogan "plop plop fizz fizz"?
Answer: Alka-Seltzer
Question: What "ageless" TV star used to host "New Year's Rockin Eve"?
Answer: Dick Clark
Question: What African-American Christmas alternative was first celebrated in 1966?
Answer: Kwanzaa
Question: What city is home to the University of Michigan?
Answer: Ann Arbor
Question: What actor had to lose weight to star as Babe Ruth in the movie "The Babe"?
Answer: John Goodman
Question: In what country was Barack Obama's father born?
Answer: Kenya
Question: What American fairy tale character fell asleep for twenty years?
Answer: Rip Van Winkle
Question: What county of Iowa is famous for its covered bridges, and was featured in a movie starring Clint Eastwood?
Answer: Madison County
Question: Who finished 3rd in the 1992 Presidential election?
Answer: Ross Perot
Question: What was the first state to ratify the Constitution?
Answer: Delaware
Question: What Tennessee senator was also an actor who starred in "Law & Order" and "The Hunt for Red October"?
Answer: Fred Thompson
Question: Whose statue was removed from public view in State College, Pennsylvania?
Answer: Joe Paterno
Question: What teenage doctor was portrayed by Neil Patrick Harris?
Answer: Doogie Howser
Question: Complete the analogy. Sooner is to Oklahoma as _______ is to Indiana.
Answer: Hoosier
Question: What invasive species has been blamed for reducing mammal populations in the Everglades?
Answer: Burmese Python
Question: What former prison, located in San Francisco Bay, is called "The Rock"?
Answer: Alcatraz
Question: What large lake can be found on the California-Nevada border?
Answer: Lake Tahoe
Question: What type of fighting knife is named after a frontiersman who died at the Battle of the Alamo?
Answer: Bowie Knife
Question: What Houston energy company went bankrupt in 2001 after massive fraud was revealed?
Answer: Enron
Question: What state is called "Big Sky Country"?
Answer: Montana
Question: Which U.S. President once killed a man in a duel?
Answer: Andrew Jackson
Question: What proposed amendment was approved by Congress in 1972, and ratified by 35 of the necessary 38 states?
Answer: Equal Rights Amendment
Question: What German-born Secretary of State served under Presidents Nixon and Ford?
Answer: Henry Kissinger
Question: What is the top grade of USDA beef?
Answer: Prime
Question: Who, according to the Chicago Tribune, did Thomas Dewey defeat in 1948?
Answer: Harry S Truman
Question: Complete the John F. Kennedy Quote: "Ich Bin Ein ......"
Answer: Berliner
Question: What came to an end in Appomattox Court House, Virginia?
Answer: The Civil War
Question: Who hosted the show "No Reservations" on the Travel Channel?
Answer: Anthony Bourdain
Question: What South Dakota drug store is advertised on road signs for hundreds of miles in either direction?
Answer: Wall Drug
Question: Fill the blank in the quote: Will it ____ in Peoria?
Answer: Play
Question: What fraternal organization is known for wearing fezzes and driving miniature cars?
Answer: Shriners
Question: What were installed on the White House roof by Jimmy Carter (but removed by Ronald Reagan)?
Answer: Solar Panels
Question: In what state do Ducks battle Beavers?
Answer: Oregon
Question: What is the highest level of security clearance in the United States?
Answer: Top Secret
Question: Whose fitness videos are called "Sweatin' to the Oldies"?
Answer: Richard Simmons
Question: Who wrote "The Star-Spangled Banner"?
Answer: Francis Scott Key
Question: In what Colorado ski town does the average home sell for over $5 million?
Answer: Aspen
Question: What is the biggest city in Maricopa county?
Answer: Phoenix
Question: What mountain was officially known as Mount McKinley until 2015?
Answer: Denali
Question: What is the capital of Puerto Rico?
Answer: San Juan
Question: What U.S. territory in the Pacific was taken from Spain?
Answer: Guam
Question: What notable university is located in South Bend, Indiana?
Answer: Notre Dame
Question: Which of the Florida Keys has the highest population?
Answer: Key West
Question: What unusual religious group are numerous in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania?
Answer: Amish
Question: In what city might you visit the Alamo or take a stroll on the River Walk?
Answer: San Antonio
Question: On what "strip" in Los Angeles would you find famous clubs such as the Roxy and the Viper Room?
Answer: Sunset Strip
Question: On what trail can one walk from Maine to Georgia?
Answer: Appalachian Trail
Question: What National Park is located in northwestern Wyoming?
Answer: Yellowstone
Question: What U.S. territory includes the islands of Saint Croix, Saint John, and Saint Thomas?
Answer: U.S. Virgin Islands
Question: What small city in the Ozark mountains is famous for its musical theatres?
Answer: Branson, Missouri
Question: What country is located 70 miles due east of Palm Beach, Florida?
Answer: Bahamas
Question: What ocean gulf borders 5 states, including Florida and Texas?
Answer: The Gulf of Mexico
Question: In what mountain range is California's Mt. Whitney located?
Answer: Sierra Nevada
Question: What interstate highway connects the cities of Boston and Seattle?
Answer: I-90
Question: Which WWII aircraft was known as, "The Flying Porcupine"?
Answer: SUNDERLAND FLYING BOAT
Question: Which spice is produced from the dried leaves of wild marjoram?
Answer: OREGANO
Question: On which island is the city of Syracuse, ancient home to the mathematician and scientist, Archimedes?
Answer: SICILY
Question: What name is given to the long "whiskers" found on some fish of the carp family?
Answer: BARBELS
Question: What name is given to the boards which protect the ends of the roof timbers at the gable end of a house?
Answer: BARGEBOARDS
Question: The film, "High Society" was a musical version of which 1939 comedy film, starring Katherine Hepburn and Cary Grant?
Answer: THE PHILADELPHIA STORY
Question: Who is the first Scotsman to appear on the reverse of an Bank of England banknote?
Answer: ADAM SMITH
Question: The Western Roll, is a long disused technique, once practised in which sporting event?
Answer: THE HIGH JUMP
Question: On which racecourse did Frankie Dettori win all seven races on the card in 1996?
Answer: ASCOT
Question: Mrs Maria Fitzherbert illegally married which future King of England in 1785?
Answer: GEORGE IV
Question: Who was the Greek God of wine, equivalent to the Roman God Bacchus?
Answer: DIONYSUS
Question: In Shakespeare's play, "The Tempest", which character has the title, "Duke of Milan"?
Answer: PROSPERO
Question: What was the name of Russia's first permanently manned space station, launched in 1988?
Answer: MIR
Question: St Helens and Gt. Britain Rugby League player, Maurie Fa'asavalu was born in which country?
Answer: SAMOA
Question: In which New Zealand city, at the head of the Otago peninsular, is St Paul's Cathedral?
Answer: DUNEDIN
Question: Who was the mistress of Charles II and mother of the Duke of Monmouth?
Answer: LUCY WALTER
Question: First published in 1887, which was the first book by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle to feature Sherlock Holmes?
Answer: A STUDY IN SCARLET
Question: In his youth, actor Leslie Grantham served ten years in prison for which crime?
Answer: MURDER
Question: Which gaseous element has the Atomic Number 2?
Answer: HELIUM
Question: What is the name of the blind beggar in R.L.Stevenson's Treasure Island?
Answer: PEW
Question: Which boxing Champion was known as 'The Fighting Marine'?
Answer: GENE TUNNEY
Question: The opera ' Beatrice and Benedict' by Berlioz is based on which Shakespeare play?
Answer: MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING
Question: Who patented the first revolver in 1836?
Answer: Samuel COLT
Question: With reference to American cattle, what is the name of a motherless or stray calf?
Answer: DOGIE
Question: Which actor, famous for his portrayal of gangsters, was born Emmanuel Goldenberg in Romania in 1893?
Answer: Edward G Robinson
Question: Mount Mitchell is the highest peak of which American mountain range?
Answer: Appalachian Mountains
Question: Which film of 1958 starred Ingrid Bergman as missionary Gladys Aylward?
Answer: Inn of the Sixth Happiness
Question: What nationality is Liverpool FC footballer Sami Hyypia?
Answer: Finnish
Question: Which US female singer who died in 2008 had hits with 'Shrimp Boats' and 'You Belong To Me'?
Answer: Jo Stafford
Question: Which poet died of septicaemia in the Aegean Sea in 1915?
Answer: Rupert Brooke
Question: Which famous Hollywood actor was born Roy Harold Scherer in Illinois in 1925?
Answer: Rock Hudson
Question: In the UK it is called a spanner, what do they call it in the USA?
Answer: Wrench
Question: Name the writer of The History Boys, winner of the 2006 Tony award for best play?
Answer: Alan Bennett
Question: Which stretch of water separates the North and South islands in New Zealand?
Answer: Cook Strait
Question: Who succeeded Andrew Johnson as US President in 1869?
Answer: Ulysses S Grant
Question: In Roman mythology who was the wife of Jupiter?
Answer: Juno
Question: What nationality was Trygve Lie, the first Secretary General of the United Nations?
Answer: NORWEGIAN
Question: Donald Neilson, convicted of four murders in 1975, was known by which nickname?
Answer: THE BLACK PANTHER
Question: Which English football club won the European Cup in 1982. beating Bayern Munich, 1-0 in Rotterdam?
Answer: ASTON VILLA
Question: The merganser is a species of which kind of bird?
Answer: A DUCK
Question: Which English Rugby Union side play their home matches at Franklin Gardens?
Answer: NORTHAMPTON
Question: In the novel, "The Pickwick Papers", by Charles Dickens, who brought an action against Mr Pickwick, for breach of promise to marry?
Answer: MRS BARDELL
Question: What type of creature is a peccary?
Answer: A WILD PIG
Question: Which city is known as 'Queen of the Baltic'?
Answer: Stockholm
Question: James Dearden wrote which book, made into a famous film directed by Adrian Lyne, in 1987?
Answer: Fatal Attraction
Question: Who was known as 'the father of the Common Market'?
Answer: Jean Monnet
Question: Nick Bollettieri is a famous coach in which sport?
Answer: Tennis
Question: The fruit carambola is more commonly known by what name?
Answer: Star fruit
Question: Charles Webb wrote which book, made into a famous film directed by Mike Nichols, in 1967?
Answer: The Graduate
Question: In which city was Archduke Ferdinand of Austria assassinated in 1914?
Answer: Sarajevo
Question: Which British actor and singer was a member of the Monkees pop group?
Answer: Davy Jones
Question: Which country changed its name to Botswana on gaining independence in 1966?
Answer: Bechuanaland
Question: Graves Disease is caused by a malfunction of which gland in the human body?
Answer: Thyroid
Question: Since November 2006 the voice of Sara Mendes da Costa can be heard supplying which service?
Answer: Speaking clock
Question: In which Shakespeare play does Dogberry appear?
Answer: Much Ado About Nothing
Question: Whose last film was 'Guess Who's Coming to Dinner' in 1967?
Answer: Spencer Tracy
Question: What is the name of the stiff, full white skirt worn by men in some parts of Greece and Albania?
Answer: Fustanella
Question: In computing, what is the common term used to mean a person's internet diary or journal?
Answer: Blog
Question: In which constellation is the star Spica?
Answer: Virgo
Question: Henry 8th became King because of the death of his elder brother, what was his name?
Answer: Arthur
Question: Name the Californian Congresswoman, who in January 2007 became the first female Speaker of the US House of Representatives?
Answer: Nancy Pelosi
Question: In which town is the University of Surrey?
Answer: Guildford
Question: What are 'Old Speckled Hen', 'Black Douglas' and 'Zebedee'?
Answer: Ales
Question: What type of pregnancy is developed outside of the womb?
Answer: Ectopic
Question: Which North Yorkshire seaside resort is the starting point for the Cleveland Way long-distance walk?
Answer: Filey
Question: What is the capital of the Republic of Sudan?
Answer: Khartoum
Question: Herdwick and Swaledale are breeds of which animal?
Answer: Sheep
Question: Cowboy Copas and Hawkshaw Hawkins died with which other country music star in a 1963 plane crash?
Answer: Patsy Cline
Question: Which is the oldest of the English classic horse races?
Answer: St. Leger
Question: Ginger Baker, Jack Bruce, and who else formed the pop group 'Cream'?
Answer: Eric Clapton
Question: Britney Spears was married for two days to who?
Answer: Jason Alexander
Question: What type of bird is a ptarmigan?
Answer: Grouse
Question: Which song opened the 1985 Live Aid concert?
Answer: Rocking All Over the World
Question: Who partnered George Michael in the group 'Wham'?
Answer: Andrew Ridgeley
Question: The English classic horse race The Derby in run at which race course?
Answer: Epsom
Question: Who wrote the tragedy-opera "The Masked Ball" ("Ballo in Maschera")?
Answer: Giuseppe Verdi