zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: The author James Wight is better known as whom?
Answer: JAMES HERRIOT
Question: In which musical are 'Sky Masterson' and 'Sarah Brown' centralcharacters?
Answer: 'GUYS AND DOLLS'
Question: Who Directed the 'Oscar' winning film of 2000, 'American Beauty'?
Answer: SAM MENDES
Question: Other than the United States' Bobby Fischer, which country provided the last non-Russian World Chess Champion?
Answer: NETHERLANDS
Question: What word describes the property of a metal which allows it to be stretched into wire?
Answer: DUCTILITY
Question: Which 'HMC' by David Essex was No. 1 in October 1975?
Answer: 'HOLD ME CLOSE'
Question: In the film, 'The Quiet American', who gives a powerful performance as a foreign correspondent?
Answer: MICHAEL CAINE
Question: Ronaldo collected the "World Footballer Of The Year Award" in 1996 and 1997, when playing for which club?
Answer: INTER MILAN
Question: What was the nationality of William Baffin, who gave his name to Baffin Island?
Answer: ENGLISH
Question: Which TV comedy series first cast Derek Nimmo as the bumbling cleric, Reverend mervyn Noote?
Answer: 'ALL GAS AND GAITERS'
Question: Hector Campora was President of which South American country in 1973?
Answer: ARGENTINA
Question: Which Dutch navigator is credited as being the first European to sight New Zealand?
Answer: ABEL TASMAN
Question: Who was English history's "Merry Monarch"?
Answer: CHARLES II
Question: Hollesley Bay and Aldeburgh are coastal features of which English county?
Answer: SUFFOLK
Question: Who wrote the novel 'Do Anderoids Dream Of Electric Sheep', the basis of the screenplay for the film 'Blade Runner'?
Answer: PHILIP K. DICK
Question: England cricketer Andrew Caddick was born in which country?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND
Question: Which architect designed the 'Millenium Dome'?
Answer: RICHARD ROGERS
Question: The 'Greene King brewery' is based in which English town or city?
Answer: BURY ST. EDMUNDS
Question: Which car company produces the four-wheel-drive 'Vitara'?
Answer: SUZUKI
Question: Two telephone numbers can be dialled to reach the emergency services; one is 999, what is the other?
Answer: 112
Question: 'Oscar' nominated actress Kate Hudson is the daughter of which actress?
Answer: GOLDIE HAWN
Question: Name the illusionist who played 'Russian Roulette' on television?
Answer: DERREN BROWN
Question: R.V. Shepherd and H.J. Turpin invented which light sub- machine gun?
Answer: STEN GUN
Question: Who played the part of 'Alfie' in the 1975 film 'Alfie Darling'?
Answer: ALAN PRICE
Question: In March 2003, which 29 year-old became the youngest ever recipient of the Best Actor 'Oscar'?
Answer: ADRIEN BRODY
Question: Which former pop singer is now known as Yusuf Islam?
Answer: CAT STEVENS
Question: What is the name of the grain or potato based Scandinavian spirit flavoured with Caraway seeds?
Answer: AQUAVIT
Question: Which iconic English actor,born in 1910, died in 1983 of Motor Neurone Disisease?
Answer: DAVID NIVEN
Question: In which book was Britain called 'Airstrip One'?
Answer: '1984'
Question: What is the name of Britain's largest National Park?
Answer: CAIRNGORMS
Question: Which animal is mentioned most frequently in the Bible?
Answer: SHEEP
Question: 'Marcello', 'Musetta', and 'Mimi' are characters in which opera?
Answer: 'LA BOHEME'
Question: What was the name of Scott's ship on his ill- fated Antarctic expedition of 1910-12?
Answer: TERRA NOVA
Question: In which month is Orangeman's Day?
Answer: JULY
Question: The junction of the A66 and the A1 is colloquially known as what?
Answer: 'SCOTCH CORNER'
Question: Which instrument used to be called a 'Sackbut'?
Answer: TROMBONE
Question: Who wrote the music for the ballet 'Petrushka'?
Answer: STRAVINSKY
Question: Richmond in Yorkshire, lies on which river?
Answer: SWALE
Question: In the Falklands War, which ship was the flagship of the Royal Navy Task Force?
Answer: H.M.S. HERMES
Question: What is the medical name for the lower jaw?
Answer: MANDIBLE
Question: Which country is the world's largest producer of silver?
Answer: MEXICO
Question: Which pop singer played the part of 'Pauline Mole' in 'The Secret Diary Of Adrian Mole'?
Answer: LULU
Question: Which 'palace' is located in Muswell Hill, London?
Answer: ALEXANDRA PALACE
Question: What is the name of Southampton FC's home ground?
Answer: ST. MARY'S
Question: Which 1963 film starring Shirley Maclaine and Jack Lemmon was about a Paris policeman who falls in love with a prostitute, and becomes her minder?
Answer: 'IRMA LA DOUCE'
Question: In Netball only two players can score a goal. One is Goal Shooter. Who is the other?
Answer: GOAL ATTACK
Question: If 'Snow White's seven dwarfs' are arranged alphabetically, which is last?
Answer: 'SNEEZY'
Question: Who was the leader of the Labour Party in Britain from 1980 to 1983?
Answer: MICHAEL FOOT
Question: Whose first solo number one single was 'Careless Whisper'?
Answer: GEORGE MICHAEL
Question: Which film, for which Carey Mulligan won a Best Actress BAFTA, is based on the memoirs of journalist Lynn Barber?
Answer: 'AN EDUCATION'
Question: In which European city can you visit Tiergarten Schonbrunn (Schonbrunn Zoo)?
Answer: VIENNA
Question: Who was the author of the 'Alan Quatermain' series and the 'Ayesha' series of novels, who was born on June 22nd. 1856?
Answer: H RIDER HAGGARD
Question: Which Shakespeare tragedy opens with a Prologue beginning: "Two households, both alike in dignity. In fair Verona, where we lay our scene"?
Answer: 'ROMEO & JULIET
Question: On which sport did 'Whispering Ted Lowe' commentate on TV?
Answer: SNOOKER
Question: Which German author, most famous for his anti-war novel 'All Quiet On The Western Front', was born on June 22nd. 1898?
Answer: ERICH MARIA REMARQUE
Question: Which BBC journalist was awarded the Golden Nymph Award at the Monte Carlo Festival in 1984 for his reports from Ethiopia?
Answer: MICHAEL BUERK
Question: Who wrote the children's book 'Green Eggs And Ham', published in 1960?
Answer: DR. SEUSS
Question: Which town is the administrative centre of Derbyshire?
Answer: MATLOCK
Question: Which of Shakespeare's plays is set in Navarre?
Answer: 'LOVE'S LABOUR LOST'
Question: Which of Shakespeare's plays is set in Ephesus?
Answer: 'THE COMEDY OF ERRORS'
Question: What is the popular name for the plant Convallaria majalis?
Answer: LILY OF THE VALLEY
Question: What is the capital of the Southern African country of Botswana?
Answer: GABORONE
Question: If micro is the S.I. prefix for '10 to the power of minus 6', which is the prefix for '10 to the 6th'?
Answer: MEGA
Question: Which town was the birthplace of the actor David Garrick?
Answer: LICHFIELD
Question: Which Lerner & Loewe musical of 1958 features the songs 'The Night They Invented Champagne' and 'I Remeber It Well'?
Answer: 'GIGI'
Question: Which Conservative Party chairman was the son of actress Dinah Sheridan?
Answer: JEREMY HANLEY
Question: What is the more common name of Allspice, a member of the Myrtle family?
Answer: PIMENTO
Question: With what area of manufacturing are the names of 'Audermars Piguet & Cie', 'Zenith' and 'Ulysse Nardin' associated?
Answer: WATCHMAKING
Question: What word is used to describe a sorcerer, especially one who conjures up the dead?
Answer: NECROMANCER
Question: Which famous composer is depicted on the 1Euro coin issued by Austria?
Answer: MOZART
Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare in which the quote: "If music be the food of love, play on" appears?
Answer: 'TWELFTH NIGHT'
Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare i which the quote; "Cowards die many times before their deaths" comes from?
Answer: 'JULIUS CAESAR'
Question: What is the largest land-locked country in the world?
Answer: KAZAKHSTAN.
Question: Which 'A-road' connects London and Portsmouth?
Answer: A3
Question: Who directed the 2012 film Les Miserables?
Answer: Tom Hooper
Question: The Isle of Axholme, now crossed by the M180 motorway, is part of which traditional English county?
Answer: Lincolnshire
Question: Which city is home to the Texans NFL team?
Answer: Houston
Question: What is the name of the consumer affairs programme broadcast on Radio 4 from 12.04pm each weekday?
Answer: You and Yours
Question: Justin Timberlake has spent three weeks at number one this year with which song from the album “The 20/20 Experience”?
Answer: Mirrors
Question: What is the family name of the Duke of Northumberland?
Answer: Percy
Question: The Canal Turn fence at Aintree is named after which canal?
Answer: Leeds and Liverpool
Question: Stefan Gordy, a son of the founder of Motown Records, is known by which colourful stage name?
Answer: Redfoo
Question: Which is the main city in the New Zealand region of Canterbury?
Answer: Christchurch
Question: Three generations of the Hill-Wood family have been chairman of which football club?
Answer: Arsenal
Question: In which city was the actor and playwright Alan Bennett born?
Answer: Leeds
Question: If you ordered Homard in a French restaurant what shellfish would you be served?
Answer: Lobster
Question: Five of the world’s ten highest waterfalls are wholly or partly in which country?
Answer: Norway
Question: Which song was a top 40 hit for Soft Cell in 1981 and for Marilyn Manson in 2002?
Answer: Tainted Love
Question: Which planet has an ‘anomalous spin; in that it spins in the opposite direction to the other planets?
Answer: Venus
Question: Eight of the world’s ten highest mountains are situated wholly or partly in which country?
Answer: Nepal
Question: South Africa is the world’s largest producer of what?
Answer: Gold
Question: Which former leader of the Lib Dems is the MP for North East Fife?
Answer: Menzies Campbell
Question: Jacksonville is the largest city in which US state?
Answer: Florida
Question: Which comedian and actor presents the Radio 4 programme “The Unbelievable Truth”?
Answer: David Mitchell
Question: By what name is the city of Madras now known?
Answer: Chennai
Question: Which product has had the advertising slogan "Forces Grey Out, Forces White In"?
Answer: FAIRY SNOW
Question: Which book of the Old Testament, other than Exodus, includes the story of Moses receiving the Ten Commandments?
Answer: DEUTERONOMY
Question: Who painted 'Girl With A White Dog'found in the Tate London?
Answer: LUCIEN FREUD
Question: What is the capital of the French region of Picardy?
Answer: AMIENS
Question: Which Israeli Prime Minister was assassinated in Tel Aviv in 1995?
Answer: YITZHAK RABIN
Question: In Einstein's e=mc ,what does the 'c' represent?
Answer: THE SPEED OF LIGHT
Question: Which former international footballer was known as "the wizard of the dribble"?
Answer: STANLEY MATHEWS
Question: In what year did the League Of Nations become the United Nations?
Answer: 1945
Question: How many teeth are there in the first set of human 'milk' teeth?
Answer: TWENTY
Question: Which poet invited Maud into the garden?
Answer: TENNYSON
Question: Which political group imposed dictatoriship in France after the revolution?
Answer: JACOBINS
Question: What was the name of the Kennedy brother who died in World War II, when his plane exploded while on a mission?
Answer: JOSEPH
Question: 'Gunfight At The OK Corral' in 1957, Burt Lancaster stars as 'Wyatt Earp'. Who stars as 'Doc Halliday'?
Answer: KIRK DOUGLAS
Question: In the film 'Tombstone', Kurt Russell plays Wyatt Earp. Who plays 'Doc Halliday'?
Answer: VAL KILMER
Question: What name is given to the joint at which leaves are borne on a stem?
Answer: NODE
Question: With what emblem is St. Peter usually portrayed?
Answer: KEYS
Question: From which country does the domesticated cat 'The Ragdoll' originate?
Answer: U.S.A
Question: Which actor appeared in 'The Paradise Club' and 'Eastenders'?
Answer: LESLIE GRANTHAM
Question: Which west African has the 'Cedi' as its unit of currency?
Answer: GHANA
Question: Which internationally respected pianist's real name is Philippe Pages?
Answer: RICHARD CLAYDERMAN
Question: Which architect designed the Pompidou Centre in Paris?
Answer: RICHARD ROGERS
Question: 'Good girls go to heaven, bad girls go everywhere', was the slogan used to launch which magazine?
Answer: COSMOPOLITAN
Question: What was the last Grand National winner ridden by an amateur, before 'Mr. Fisk'?
Answer: GRITTAR
Question: Where was the first production line for 'Model T' Ford's set up?
Answer: DETROIT
Question: Who hosted 'What's My Line' when it was revived yet again in 1994?
Answer: EMMA FORBES
Question: Who was the first female singer with two UK million selling singles?
Answer: CELINE DION
Question: What is the main language spoken in Mexico?
Answer: SPANISH
Question: At which castle was Charles I imprisoned for fourteen months prior to his execution in 1649?
Answer: CARISBROOKE CASTLE
Question: Which British motor-racer was the first person to win both the Formula One and Grand Prix Motorcycle World Championships?
Answer: JOHN SURTEES
Question: Which archipelago of islands, west of the Outer Hebrides,is named after a non-existent saint?
Answer: ST. KILDA
Question: The Italian, Guisepe Zanagara was executed for attempting to assassinate which American President?
Answer: FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT
Question: Which comedian played Charlie Chaplin in Peter Bogdanovitch's 2001 film 'The Cat's Meow'?
Answer: EDDIE IZZARD
Question: Which village on the Wirral Penisula was built in 1888 to house workers at the Lever Brothers factory?
Answer: PORT SUNLIGHT
Question: Andros, Naxos, and Syros all belong to which Greek island group?
Answer: CYCLADES
Question: In which country did the 'Boxer Rebellion' occur?
Answer: CHINA
Question: What was the title of Harper Lee's only novel?
Answer: 'TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD'
Question: Which chemical element is named after the discoverer of X-rays?
Answer: ROENTGENIUM
Question: Of the all time top ten scorers in Premier League history, three have played for Manchester United. Andy Cole, Dwight Yorke and who else?
Answer: TEDDY SHERINGHAM
Question: Which composer wrote the operas 'The Barber Of Seville' and 'William Tell'?
Answer: GIOACHINO ROSSINI
Question: Which horse won the 2009 Epsom Derby?
Answer: 'SEA THE STARS'
Question: Which cat-sized carniverous marsupial used to be known as the 'native cat' but is now usually known by its Aboriginal name?
Answer: QUOLL
Question: What is the state capital of New South Wales?
Answer: SYDNEY
Question: In which of Shakespeare's plays do the characters 'Ariel' and 'Prospero' appear?
Answer: 'THE TEMPEST'
Question: 'West Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum' was a 2009 number one hit album for which group?
Answer: KASABIAN
Question: Which film starring Bruce Willis, Billy Bob Thornton and Ben Affleck was the world's highest grossing film of 1998?
Answer: 'ARMAGEDDON'
Question: Which product used the advertising slogan 'cuts cleaning time in half '?
Answer: FLASH
Question: On which Dutch river does Amsterdam stand?
Answer: AMSTEL
Question: By what name is Hansen's Disease better known?
Answer: LEPROSY
Question: There are three colours on the flag of Madagascar, red, white and which other colour?
Answer: GREEN
Question: How are the comedians Paul and Barry Elliot better known?
Answer: 'THE CHUCKLE BROTHERS'
Question: On which holiday island is Kolossi Castle built by the Knights Templar in the 13th century?
Answer: CYPRUS
Question: What is the state capital of Virginia?
Answer: RICHMOND
Question: Who wrote the 1973 Booker Prize winning novel 'The Siege of Krishnapur'?
Answer: J.G. FARRELL
Question: Who created the character 'Walter Mitty'?
Answer: JAMES THURBER
Question: Who was the first 'Inquisitor-General' of Spain?
Answer: TORQUEMADA
Question: Winning the US Open in 2005, who was the last New Zealander to win a Golf 'major'?
Answer: MICHAEL CAMPBELL
Question: Which Soviet athlete has held the men's hammer throw world record since 1986?
Answer: YURIY SEDYKH
Question: Which lake, located about halfway between Venice and Milan is the largest lake in Italy?
Answer: GARDA
Question: Which famous fashion designer was murdered by Andrew Cunanan in Florida in 1997?
Answer: GIANNI VERSACE
Question: Which of the Japanese islands has the highest population?
Answer: HONSHU
Question: What is the name of the actor and singer who voiced the character 'Chef' in the animated series 'South Park' from 1997 to 2006?
Answer: ISAAC HAYES
Question: Which musical instrument is sometimes known as the 'clown of the orchestra'?
Answer: BASSOON
Question: Which scientist, known as the 'Father of Nuclear Physics' pioneered the orbital theory of the atom and named Alpha, Beta and Gamma Rays?
Answer: ERNEST RUTHERFORD
Question: Which household devise was invented by Alva Fisher in 1906?
Answer: WASHING MACHINE
Question: With which Basketball team did Michael Jordan win six NBA titles?
Answer: CHICAGO BULLS
Question: Which town is the administrative centre of the Scottish county of Midlothian?
Answer: DALKEITH
Question: In which Italian city was George Eliot's novel 'Romola' set?
Answer: FLORENCE
Question: Which British engineer designed the Forth Bridge and the original Aswan Dam?
Answer: BENJAMIN BAKER
Question: On which Greek island was the novel 'Captain Corelli's Mandolin' set?
Answer: KEFALONIA
Question: Which fruit is affected by the benevolent fungus known as 'Noble Rot'?
Answer: GRAPE
Question: One player from Wolverhampton Wanderers was in the 1966 World Cup winning squad who was he?
Answer: RON FLOWERS
Question: The Russian rouble is made up of 100 what?
Answer: KOPECKS
Question: Which film awards are presented by the Hollywood Foreign Press Association?
Answer: GOLDEN GLOBES
Question: The Austrian schilling was made up of 100 what?
Answer: GROSCHEN
Question: If you drove an M5 performance luxury saloon car what make of car would you drive?
Answer: BMW
Question: Which British author wrote the 1995 Booker winning novel “The Ghost Road”?
Answer: PAT BARKER
Question: What is the transverse portion of a cross shaped church known as?
Answer: TRANSEPT
Question: Which car company made the Chamois and Gazelle models?
Answer: Singer
Question: Which snooker player is nicknamed “The Jester from Leicester”?
Answer: Mark Selby
Question: Which writer created the detective Van der Valk?
Answer: Nicholas Freeling
Question: What is the more familiar name of the house plant Ficus elastica?
Answer: Rubber plant
Question: Give any year in the life of Russian Empress Catherine the Great.
Answer: 1729-1796
Question: Historically associated with George Washington, in which English county is Sulgrave Manor
Answer: Northamptonshire
Question: The poet John Suckling is credited as the inventor of which card game?
Answer: Cribbage
Question: Which football team beat Dundee United to win the Scottish FA Cup for the first time in their history?
Answer: St Johnstone
Question: Which writer created the detective Paul Temple?
Answer: Francis Durbridge
Question: Who composed the opera “The Silken Ladder”?
Answer: Gioachino Rossini
Question: Which stretch of water is known in Welsh as Llyn Tegid?
Answer: Lake Bala
Question: Electrum is an alloy chiefly consisting of gold and which other metal?
Answer: Silver
Question: The first international cricket match was played in Pakistan last month since 2009 when in March of that year the team bus of which country was attacked in Lahore?
Answer: SRI LANKA
Question: Which Shakespeare play could be summarised as 'The magician Prospero shipwrecks the enemies that originally ousted him from Italy, but when Ferdinand falls for his daughter Miranda he finally faces them down and learns to forgive'?
Answer: THE TEMPEST
Question: Riley was the real first name of which singer, known by initials, who died last month?
Answer: BB KING
Question: Complete the title of the 1933 book by Gertrude Stein The Autobiography of Alice B …?
Answer: TOKLAS
Question: What is the name of the brother of Peppa Pig?
Answer: GEORGE
Question: What are the first four words of the poem Funeral Blues by W H Auden read at the funeral of Gareth in film 2Four Weddings and a Funeral"?
Answer: STOP ALL THE CLOCKS
Question: Lewis Hamilton signed a new three year contract last month with which motor racing team?
Answer: MERCEDES
Question: Lake Ontario is bounded by the Canadian province of Ontario and which US state?
Answer: NEW YORK
Question: The town of Coober Pedy in South Australia is a major source of which gemstone?
Answer: OPAL
Question: Which Football League club were previously known as Singers F.C.?
Answer: COVENTRY CITY
Question: Who Directed the 2000 film 'Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon'?
Answer: ANG LEE
Question: Who played detective 'Alex Cross' in the 2000 film 'Along Came A Spider'?
Answer: MORGAN FREEMAN
Question: What is the name given to a young Salmon that returns to fresh water after one Winter at sea?
Answer: GRILSE
Question: Which Premiership Rugby Union club side play at The Recreation Ground?
Answer: BATH
Question: From which British port did John Cabot set sail in the 'Mathew' in 1497?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: Who played vampire hunter 'Van Helsing' in the film 'Bram Stoker's Dracula'?
Answer: SIR ANTHONY HOPKINS
Question: Who played the title role in the 1955 film 'Davy Crockett, King Of The Wild Frontier'?
Answer: FESS PARKER
Question: The announcement of the divorce of which member of the'Royal Family' was publicised in May 1978?
Answer: PRINCESS MARGARET
Question: What type of foodstuff is a 'Tanche'?
Answer: AN OLIVE
Question: Who followed William Taft as US President?
Answer: WOODROW WILSON
Question: What was the name ofthe sports label bought out by JJB Sports in 2002?
Answer: PATRICK
Question: Who preceeded Herbert Hoover as President of the USA?
Answer: JOHN CALVIN COOLIDGE
Question: What follows the Elephant and Rhinoceros as Africa's third heaviest land mammal?
Answer: HIPPOPOTAMUS
Question: In the Beatles song, what line follows "I should have known better with a girl like you"?
Answer: """THAT I WOULD LOVE EVERYTHING THAT YOU DO"""
Question: Raymond Massey starred as which character in the TV medical drama 'Doctor Kildare'?
Answer: DR. GILLESPIE
Question: Which was the first non-capital city after the second World War to stage the Summer Olympic Games?
Answer: MELBOURNE (1956)
Question: What do we call a crack or fracture in the earth, usually created by the movement of the earth's crust?
Answer: A FISSURE
Question: Who played 'Sir Charles Lytton's' American-born nephew, 'George', in the original 'Pink Panther' movie?
Answer: ROBERT WAGNER
Question: What is the capital of Cambodia?
Answer: PHNOM PENH
Question: What do Americans call the Guard's Van at the rear of a train?
Answer: CABOOSE
Question: Bobby Darin and The Four Tops had top ten hits with which song?
Answer: 'IF I WERE A CARPENTER'
Question: Which British manufacturer introduced the 'XK 120' sports car in 1948?
Answer: JAGUAR
Question: Which bird, also known as the 'Mountain Cock', may be described as "the largest of the grouse family", and was extinct in Britain for most of the 19th century?
Answer: CAPERCAILLIE
Question: Which city in Uzbekistan was formerly Tamurlane's capital?
Answer: SAMARKAND
Question: After independence, who was the first Prime Minister of Uganda?
Answer: MILTON OBOTE
Question: Name the detective in'The Mousetrap'?
Answer: 'SERGEANT TROTTER'
Question: What was the name of Julie Walter's character in 'Acorn Antiques'?
Answer: 'Mrs. OVERALL'
Question: What is Cockney slang for a thief?
Answer: """TEA LEAF"""
Question: What is the name of the exercise technique in which opposing equal pressures are used?
Answer: ISOMETRICS
Question: What is the full name of Dawn French's character in 'The Vicar Of Dibley'?
Answer: 'GERALDINE GRAINGER'
Question: What was the name of Churchill's home in Kent?
Answer: CHARTWELL
Question: With which branch of the arts would you associate Barbara Hepworth?
Answer: SCULPTURE
Question: Which car manufacturer produces models called 'Cee'd' and 'Soul'?
Answer: KIA
Question: In which year was the breathalyser introduced into Britain?
Answer: 1967
Question: On a piece of gold which city is designated by an anchor hallmark?
Answer: BIRMINGHAM
Question: Who, because he was roasted on a gridiron, is the patron saint of cooks?
Answer: ST. LAWRENCE
Question: Which fantasy novelist was knighted for his services to literature in 2009?
Answer: TERRY PRATCHET
Question: Which Irish writer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1923?
Answer: W.B. YEATS