zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which 1960's American group originally comprised Neil Young, Steven Stills, Richie Furay, Dewey Martin and Bruce Palmer?
Answer: 'BUFFALO SPRINGFIELD'
Question: Which Russian naval officer composed 'Capriccio Espagnole' in 1887?
Answer: RIMSKY-KORSAKOV
Question: Which 1954 Gene Kelly musical film featured the song 'Almost Like Being In Love'?
Answer: 'BRIGADOON'
Question: Which Welsh born writer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1950?
Answer: BERTRAND RUSSELL
Question: Which eminent mathematician is credited with inventing the Roulette wheel?
Answer: BLAISE PASCAL
Question: Which English king used a 'White Hart' as his heraldic symbol?
Answer: RICHARD II
Question: Which religion celebrates the festival of 'Vesak'?
Answer: BUDDHIST
Question: On which American warship did the Japanese sign the surrender treaty to end World War II?
Answer: U.S.S. MISSOURI
Question: Of which African country is Dodoma the capital city?
Answer: TANZANIA
Question: On which Caribbean island are the counties of Surrey Middlesex and Cornwall?
Answer: JAMAICA
Question: Who was the President of Germany who resigned in May 2010 after being accused of 'Gunboat Diplomacy' following comments in which he suggested that Germany's military missions abroad also served to secure trade?
Answer: HORST KOHLER
Question: Which chemical element is named after the Danish physicist who developed the theory that electrons travel in discrete orbits around the atom's nucleus?
Answer: BOHRIUM
Question: Which river has its source in Guinea and flows through Mali, Niger and Benin before emptying into the Gulf of Guinea in Nigeria?
Answer: NIGER
Question: The fashion designer Philip Treacy is best known for designing which item of clothing?
Answer: HATS
Question: Which internet company was founded by Jimmy Wales and Larry Sanger in 2001?
Answer: WIKIPEDIA
Question: Which ancient dog breed was originally bred in Siberia to assist in the herding of reindeer?
Answer: SAMOYED
Question: Which actor plays 'Mr. Han' - the new name for 'Mr. Miyagi' - in the 2010 remake of 'The Karate Kid'?
Answer: JACKIE CHAN
Question: Which South African golfer won the 2010 Open Championship last month?
Answer: LOUIS OOSTHUIZEN
Question: Which American Nobel Laureate wrote 'The Grapes Of Wrath' and 'East Of Eden'?
Answer: JOHN STEINBECK
Question: Which British golfer finished runner-up to Oosthuizen at this year's Open Championship?
Answer: LEE WESTWOOD
Question: Which Belorusian-born artist designed the scenery and costumes for Stravinsky's 'The Firebird'?
Answer: MARC CHAGALL
Question: In which Irish mountain range does the River Liffey rise?
Answer: WICKLOW MOUNTAINS
Question: Which 'Lady Gaga' hit was the UK's best selling single of 2009?
Answer: 'POKER FACE'
Question: Which 'Eminem and Rhianna' hit was the UK's best selling single of 2010?
Answer: 'LOVE THE WAY YOU LIE'.
Question: What is the name of the Spanish goalkeeper signed by Manchester United from Atletico Madrid this summer?
Answer: DAVID de GEA
Question: Despite not being the capital, which is the largest city by population in Kansas?
Answer: WICHITA
Question: What is the name of the man who committed the horrific murders seen in Norway last week?
Answer: ANDERS BEHRING BREIVIK
Question: Despite not being the capital, which is the largest city by population in Kentucky?
Answer: LOUISVILLE
Question: The author John Buchan, who wrote 'The Thirty Nine Steps', was Governor-General of which commonwealth country?
Answer: CANADA
Question: Which word refers to a secondary school in German and a sports hall in English?
Answer: GYMNASIUM
Question: In which country was the mobile phone company Nokia founded?
Answer: FINLAND
Question: Which Pakistani cricketer married the English socialite Jemima Goldsmith in 1995?
Answer: IMRAN KHAN
Question: In 1997, which American politician became the first woman to hold the post of Secretary of State?
Answer: MADELINE ALBRIGHT
Question: In the human body, bile is secreted by the liver and stored in which organ?
Answer: GALLBLADDER
Question: Which actor spoke the only word in Mel Brooks' 1976 comedy film 'Silent Movie'?
Answer: MARCEL MARCEAU
Question: Which fruit would you find in the centre of a Sussex Pond Pudding?
Answer: LEMON
Question: What was the title of Madonna's first number one single in the UK?
Answer: 'INTO THE GROOVE'
Question: Bisected by Minnesota Glacier to form the northern Sentinel Range and the southern Heritage Range, which is the highest mountain in Antarctica?
Answer: VINSON MASSIF
Question: Which artist painted “A Bar at the Folies Bergeres” and “The Spanish Singer”?
Answer: MANET
Question: On what part of the body would you wear a biggin or a casque?
Answer: HEAD
Question: On which date in December is the ‘Feast of the Holy Innocents’?
Answer: 28TH
Question: Niklas Zennstrom was a co-founder which internet company?
Answer: SKYPE
Question: Who was the last Whig Prime Minister of Great Britain (1846- 1852)?
Answer: JOHN RUSSELL
Question: In which American city do the Timberwolves play basketball?
Answer: MINNESOTA
Question: Which comedian and actor presents the Radio 4 Programme 'The Unbelievable Truth?
Answer: DAVID MITCHELL
Question: Which US State achieved statehood in 1889 and is known as the 'Evergreen' state?
Answer: WASHINGTON
Question: Which Welsh seaport is linked to London by the A40?
Answer: FISHGUARD
Question: Name the South African who became the second 'space tourist'?
Answer: MARK SHUTTLEWORTH
Question: Which is the most recent of the four Presidents carved into Mount Rushmore?
Answer: THEODORE ROOSEVELT
Question: Which musical instrument is best associated with 20th Century Musician Andres Segovia?
Answer: GUITAR
Question: Which record by Terry Jacks was Number One in 1974?
Answer: SEASONS IN THE SUN
Question: Seven matches in the 2014 FIFA World Cup are scheduled to be played at a stadium in Brasilia named after a former player known by what name?
Answer: (MANÉ) GARRINCHA
Question: Who played the title role in the 2004 film The Phantom of the Opera?
Answer: GERARD BUTLER
Question: Whose oratorio The Seasons was first performed in 1801?
Answer: JOSEPH HAYDN
Question: Stanhope is the surname of the title character in which TV crime drama?
Answer: VERA
Question: Goat Fell is the name of hole number 8 on the Ailsa Course at which Open Championship Golf venue?
Answer: TURNBERRY
Question: Cut-Throat Jake, captain of the Flying Dustman, is the enemy of which fictional pirate?
Answer: CAPTAIN PUGWASH
Question: Sinéad Cusack is the wife of which actor?
Answer: JEREMY IRONS
Question: The Pitmen Painters is a play by Lee Hall about a group of mostly miners from which town in Northumberland?
Answer: ASHINGTON
Question: Which city, known as Florence on the Elbe, is home to the Semper Opera House?
Answer: DRESDEN
Question: The Duke of Windsor was Governor of which British colony between 1940 and 1945?
Answer: THE BAHAMAS
Question: The Brontë sisters were born in the village of Thornton, now part of which Yorkshire city?
Answer: BRADFORD
Question: “Multum in Parvo” or ‘much in little’ is the motto of which landlocked county in central England?
Answer: RUTLAND
Question: Whose 1954 portrait of Winston Churchill was given to the subject and destroyed on the orders of his wife?
Answer: GRAHAM SUTHERLAND
Question: Prince Escalus, the Prince of Verona appears in which Shakespeare play?
Answer: ROMEO AND JULIET
Question: Who was recently described as ‘My wonderful, generous, foul-mouthed and hysterical father’ by his 18 year old daughter Bonnie?
Answer: RIK MAYALL
Question: Which film company logo has a mountain with stars around it?
Answer: Paramount
Question: Which Greek cake is made from filo pastry, nuts, fruit and honey?
Answer: Baclava
Question: The aria "Vesti La Giubba" (on with the Motley) comes from which Opera?
Answer: I Pagliacci
Question: A crown and two pips signify which rank in the British Army?
Answer: Colonel
Question: Which plant has the botanical name "Saintpaulia"?
Answer: African Violet
Question: Fashion designer Schiaparelli was famous for popularising which colour?
Answer: (Shocking) Pink
Question: In the 1969 Sam Pekinpah western "The Wild Bunch", who played Pike Bishop the leader of an aging outlaw gang?
Answer: William Holden
Question: Which American President (not at the time) married Claudia Taylor in 1934?
Answer: Lyndon B Johnson
Question: Castoreum is used as a food additive and in some perfumes. It is obtained from the scent glands of which member of the rodent family?
Answer: Beaver
Question: In which county is Hinkley Point?
Answer: Somerset
Question: Elizabeth Richardson (1921-27), Pauline Pfeiffer (1927-40), Martha Gellhorn (1940-45) and Mary Welsh (1946-61) were all wives of which American writer?
Answer: Ernest Hemingway
Question: Which scientist discovered the elements Calcium, Barium and Potassium?
Answer: Humphrey Davy
Question: In which constellation is The Horse Head Nebula?
Answer: Orion
Question: In which country will the 2018 Winter Olympics be held?
Answer: South Korea
Question: What is the capital of South Australia?
Answer: Adelaide
Question: 'The Honourable Mrs. Graham' is by which 18th century English portrait painter?
Answer: THOMAS GAINSBOROUGH
Question: Of which 1960's South London gang was 'Mad Frankie' Fraser a notorious member?
Answer: THE RICHARDSONS
Question: The actress who played 'Mrs. Robinson' in the film 'The Graduate' died in June 2005, what was her name?
Answer: ANNE BANCROFT
Question: Beatrix Potter wrote a tale about a Grey Squirrel, what was its title?
Answer: 'TIMMY TIPTOES'
Question: Who succeeded Brezhnev as President of the USSR in 1982?
Answer: YURI ANDROPOV
Question: Which measurement is a tenth of a Furlong?
Answer: CHAIN
Question: Which English city has districts named 'Belgrave', 'Stoneygate',and 'Aylestone'?
Answer: LEICESTER
Question: Of which African country, the most populous on the continent, is Abuja the capital?
Answer: NIGERIA
Question: Whose 41st symphony is known as the 'Jupiter'?
Answer: MOZART
Question: By which work is novelist Laurence Sterne best remembered?
Answer: 'TRISTRAM SHANDY'
Question: The Queen and Princess Margaret were referred to as 'Brenda and Yvonne' by which magazine?
Answer: PRIVATE EYE.
Question: What connects Kabul with Peshawar?
Answer: THE KHYBER PASS
Question: Who wrote the 1948 novel, 'The Heart Of The Matter'?
Answer: GRAHAM GREENE
Question: What type of creature is an 'Ortolan'?
Answer: A BIRD
Question: What is the capital of Bolivia?
Answer: LA PAZ
Question: From which ore does Chromium come?
Answer: CHROMITE
Question: Which playing card is sometimes called 'The Black Lady'?
Answer: THE QUEEN OF SPADES
Question: Give any year in the life of Thomas Gainsborough?
Answer: 1727 - 1788
Question: Which perfume house manufactures a fragrance called 'Tweed'?
Answer: LENTHERIC
Question: Who was on the English throne at the time of the 'Battle of Trafalgar'?
Answer: GEORGE III
Question: Which pop singer survived the car crash that killed Eddie Cochran?
Answer: GENE VINCENT
Question: The M32 connects which city with the M4?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: 'Bertram Count of Roussillon', 'Lavatch the Clown' and the 'King of France' appear in which Shakespeare play?
Answer: 'ALL'S WELL THAT ENDS WELL'
Question: Which group sang about 'Mrs. Brown's lovely daughter' in 1965?
Answer: HERMAN'S HERMITS
Question: Which town in Buckinghamshire is famous for its annual 'pancake race'?
Answer: OLNEY
Question: In which Latin American country was President Manuel Zelaya arrested and exiled in June 2009?
Answer: HONDURAS
Question: Playing for West Ham United between 1998 and 2001, Javier Margas was the first footballer from which country to appear in the Premier League?
Answer: CHILE
Question: Released this year (2009),what is the full name of the sequel to the 2006 film 'Night At The Museum'?
Answer: 'NIGHT AT THE MUSEUM: BATTLE OF THE SMITHSONIAN'
Question: Which country assumed the Presidency of the European Union on 1st. July 2009?
Answer: SWEDEN
Question: Signed in 1905, the Treaty of Portsmouth ended which war?
Answer: RUSSO-JAPANESE WAR
Question: Which author has been nominated for the Booker Prize for the novels 'Flaubert's Parrot', 'England' and 'Arthur And George', but is yet to win the award?
Answer: JULIAN BARNES
Question: In the 2009 series of 'Big Brother', by what name is the housemate Freddie Fisher better known?
Answer: 'HALFWIT'
Question: Which is the only one of Shakespeare's comedies in which 'Falstaff' appears?
Answer: 'THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR'
Question: Which two colours appear on the flag of Bangladesh?
Answer: RED and GREEN
Question: Signed in 1713, the Treaty of Utrecht ended which war?
Answer: WAR OF SPANISH SUCCESSION
Question: Which nation has the longest coastline of any country located entirely within Europe?
Answer: NORWAY
Question: In the 2009 series of 'Big Brother', by what name is the housemate Sophie Reade better known?
Answer: 'DOGFACE'
Question: The theme tune of which TV show is 'Approaching Menace' by the British composer Neil Richardson?
Answer: 'MASTERMIND'
Question: In Shakespeare, what is 'Falstaff's' first name?
Answer: 'JOHN'
Question: Which South American country has land borders with Colombia and Peru?
Answer: ECUADOR
Question: What is the maximum number of characters in a 'Tweet' on 'Twitter'?
Answer: 140
Question: Which mathematical shape has four sides of equal length, but no right angles?
Answer: RHOMBUS
Question: Which musical features the songs 'Springtime For Hitler', 'Along Came Bialy' and 'In Old Bavaria'?
Answer: 'THE PRODUCERS'
Question: In which mountain range is Carrauntoohil, the highest mountain in Ireland?
Answer: MACGILLYCUDDY'S REEKS
Question: What is the colour of the beak of a male Blackbird?
Answer: YELLOW
Question: How many sharps are there in the key signature for D major?
Answer: TWO
Question: What is the English name for the opera bu Rossini 'La Gazza Ladra'?
Answer: 'THE THIEVING MAGPIE'
Question: Who won Great Britain's only medal, a gold, at the 2010 Winter Olympics?
Answer: AMY WILLIAMS
Question: Which Prime Minister has a statue in St. George's Square, Huddersfield opposite the railway station?
Answer: HAROLD WILSON
Question: Who is the voice of 'Stinky Pete', the prospector, in the film 'Toy Story 2'?
Answer: KELSEY GRAMMER
Question: Who was the manager of Liverpool FC between 1991 and 1994?
Answer: GRAEME SOUNESS
Question: Which detective has been played on TV by John Hannah and Ken Stott?
Answer: 'REBUS'
Question: How is February 3rd. 1959 referred to in the Don McLean song 'American Pie'?
Answer: """THE DAY THE MUSIC DIED"""
Question: 'J. Wellington Wimpey' is a character in which comic strip?
Answer: 'POPEYE'
Question: Which British city is served by 'Elmdon Airport'?
Answer: BIRMINGHAM
Question: Which car company makes a model called the 'Serena'?
Answer: NISSAN
Question: Which British artist painted the series 'A Rake's Progress' in 1735?
Answer: WILLIAM HOGARTH
Question: The 'Criollo' is a breed of horse native to which continent?
Answer: SOUTH AMERICA.
Question: The 'Cordoba' is the unit of currency in which Central American country?
Answer: NICARAGUA
Question: What is the capital of the state of Tennessee?
Answer: NASHVILLE
Question: Which acid is contained in Rhubarb leaves?
Answer: OXALIC ACID
Question: Which car company produces the 'Yaris' model?
Answer: TOYOTA
Question: The 'Dalada Maligawa' in Kandy, Sri Lanka, houses what sacred relic reputed to have belonged to Buddha?
Answer: TOOTH
Question: Which European city was known as Vindobone by the Romans?
Answer: VIENNA
Question: Which piece of music was used as the theme for television's 'Jonathan Creek'?
Answer: DANSE MACABRE
Question: In which city would you find the Sky Tower Westhaven Marina and the North Harbour Stadium?
Answer: AUCKLAND
Question: The theme for television's 'The Apprentice', is taken from which ballet by Prokoviev?
Answer: 'ROMEO AND JULIET'
Question: Which popular film actor born in 1918 had the real name Willian Franklin Beedle Jnr.?
Answer: WILLIAM HOLDEN
Question: Which film star turned down the role of 'Matt Dillon' in 'Gunsmoke' but recommended his friend James Arness for the part?
Answer: JOHN WAYNE
Question: In which English county is the town of St. Neots?
Answer: CAMBRIDGESHIRE
Question: In mythology, who or what was 'Mjolnir'?
Answer: THOR'S HAMMER
Question: Where in the human body would you find the 'Choroid'?
Answer: THE EYE
Question: Ricky Martin first entered the pop charts as a member of which boy band?
Answer: 'MENUDO'
Question: What is the soft shawl made from the under fleece of goats in Northern India?
Answer: PASHMINA
Question: Which writer created the character of 'Detective Chief Inspector Jane Tennyson'?
Answer: LYNDA LA PLANTE
Question: The name of which chemical element is derived from the Greek for acid + producer?
Answer: OXYGEN
Question: The 2008 G8 Summit was held at Lake Tōya. In which country is this?
Answer: JAPAN
Question: The Rembrandt Tower is a 135 metre tall building in which Dutch city?
Answer: AMSTERDAM
Question: In the painting ‘Mr and Mrs Andrews’ by Thomas Gainsborough, what is the man carrying?
Answer: SHOTGUN
Question: Which King founded King’s College Cambridge?
Answer: HENRY VI
Question: Who plays John Watson in the TV drama ‘Sherlock’?
Answer: MARTIN FREEMAN
Question: In the painting ‘The Hay Wain’ by John Constable, which river is being crossed?
Answer: STOUR
Question: In which European country was the Carnation Revolution on April 25th 1974?
Answer: PORTUGAL
Question: Which confectionery product completes the title of the Anthony Horowitz book ‘The Falcon’s ...........’?
Answer: MALTESER
Question: What is the married surname of Zara Phillips?
Answer: TINDALL
Question: Who founded Microsoft in 1975 with Bill Gates?
Answer: PAUL ALLEN
Question: Which Manchester University lecturer became the first President of Israel?
Answer: Chaim Weizmann
Question: Which song was a top 40 hit for both Nancy Sinatra in 1966 and Jessica Simpson in 2005?
Answer: These Boots Are Made For Walkin’
Question: Who carved the tomb of Oscar Wilde in Pere Lachaise cemetery in Paris?
Answer: Jacob Epstein
Question: Two shipping forecast areas touch the coast of Denmark: German Bight and which other?
Answer: Fisher
Question: Which Lerner & Loewe musical of 1958 features the songs “The Night They Invented Champagne” and “I Remember It Well"?
Answer: Gigi
Question: """The Smoke that Thunders"" is the local name for which Geographical feature?"
Answer: Victoria Falls
Question: What did Chuck Yeager do with 'Glamorous Glennis' in October 1947?
Answer: Broke the sound barrier
Question: Which 1960's group had the line-up Tony Crane, Billy Kinsley, John Banks and Aaron Williams?
Answer: The Merseybeats
Question: Which Scottish football league club play its home games at Broadwood Stadium
Answer: Clyde
Question: Patricia Routledge played Hetty Wainthrop on television which actor, who later became a Hobbit, played her young assistant?
Answer: Dominic Monaghan
Question: Who co-starred with Robin Williams in The Fisher King?
Answer: Jeff Bridges
Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare in which the following quote appears? "Cowards die many times before their deaths"
Answer: Julius Caesar
Question: What nationality is the former Secretary General of the UN, Boutros- Boutros Ghali?
Answer: Egyptian
Question: Name the Greek dish of vine leaves stuffed with rice, meat and herbs?
Answer: Dolmades
Question: Trevor Eve played investigator Eddie Shoestring on television, which British film actor played the boss of the radio station he worked for?
Answer: Michael Medwin
Question: Who is the owner of the Daily Express?
Answer: Richard Desmond
Question: On which Scottish island is Stornoway?
Answer: Lewis
Question: Which Viscount was the Whig Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1835 - 1841?
Answer: VISCOUNT MELBOURNE
Question: 'Coppergate', 'Swinegate' and 'Monks Cross' are all shopping centres in which English city?
Answer: YORK
Question: In which English city will you find the 'Forum' and 'Meadowhall' shopping centres?
Answer: SHEFFIELD
Question: What name is given to the box and string instrument that sounds when hit by a current of air?
Answer: AEOLIAN HARP
Question: Where was British Prime Minister Spencer Percival when he was assassinated in 1812?
Answer: A LOBBY OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS
Question: Who created the character 'Sgt. Ernest Bilko' played by Phil Silvers?
Answer: NAT HIKEN
Question: Who is the British counterpart of the American Rube Goldberg?
Answer: HEATH ROBINSON
Question: What was the first name of the character 'Sgt. Pepper Anderson'in the series 'Police Woman'?
Answer: 'SUZANNE'
Question: If you ordered 'Pollo' in an Italian restaurant, what would yoube eating?
Answer: CHICKEN
Question: Which US state has a 'Golden Poppy' as the state flower?
Answer: CALIFORNIA
Question: Who recognised the "wind of change blowing through Africa"?
Answer: HAROLD MACMILLAN
Question: Who won an 'Oscar' for Best Director at the 2001 'Oscars'?
Answer: STEVEN SODERBERGH
Question: Which city was served by Kai Tak airport?
Answer: HONG KONG
Question: Under what name did Michael Barratt have four No.1 hits in the 1980's?
Answer: SHAKIN' STEVENS
Question: What was the capital of Scotland from the 12th century to 1437?
Answer: PERTH
Question: Which is the wold's largest rodent?
Answer: CAPYBARA
Question: What is the southern hemisphere's equivalent of the Aurora Borealis?
Answer: AURORA AUSTRALIS
Question: In which war was the Battle of Poitiers, fought?
Answer: HUNDRED YEARS WAR
Question: Which actor took the lead roles in the films, 'Blade Runner', 'The Hitcher', and 'Flesh And Blood'?
Answer: RUTGER HAUER
Question: Which US state is nicknamed 'Old Dominion'?
Answer: VIRGINIA
Question: In which Midlands city is the University of Central England?
Answer: BIRMINGHAM
Question: Jacqui Abbot replaced Briana Corrigan in which pop group?
Answer: 'THE BEAUTIFUL SOUTH'
Question: Ian Gillan replaced Ronnie James in which pop group?
Answer: 'BLACK SABBATH'
Question: Can you identify the play by William Shakespeare in which the following quote appears, "If music be the food of love, play on"?
Answer: 'TWELFTH NIGHT'
Question: Which was the only team in the 2010 World Cup Finals in South Africa not to lose a match?
Answer: NEW ZEALAND
Question: Which car company produces the 'Stilo' model?
Answer: FIAT
Question: In the 1974 comedy TV series 'It Ain't Half Hot Mum' who played the part of 'Gunner Beaumont'?
Answer: MELVYN HAYES
Question: Which flower has the Latin name Convallaria majelis?
Answer: LILY OF THE VALLEY
Question: Which city completes, and is the site of the main campus of '........ Solent University'?
Answer: SOUTHAMPTON
Question: What is the nickname of Hull City F.C.?
Answer: 'TIGERS'
Question: In 1956 which Welsh peninsula became the first 'Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty' in the U.K.?
Answer: GOWER
Question: Which political party does Australian prime Minister Julia Gillard represent?
Answer: Australian LABOUR Party
Question: On which British island can you walk the 'Tennyson Trail' from Carisbrooke to Alum Bay?
Answer: ISLE OF WIGHT
Question: Known as the 'City of Roses', which is the most populous city in the US state of Oregon?
Answer: PORTLAND
Question: 'Verseau' is the French for which sign of the zodiac?
Answer: AQUARIUS
Question: Which 1994 film is based on the true life story of 'The Guildford Four'?
Answer: 'IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER'
Question: Which word completes the title of a story by Roald Dahl - 'Charlie And The Great Glass .....'?
Answer: 'ELEVATOR'
Question: 'The Sarah Jane Adventures' was a spin-off from which t.v. programme?
Answer: 'DOCTOR WHO'
Question: Give a year in the life of wood carver Grinling Gibbons?
Answer: 1648 - 1721
Question: Which Cuban boxer who won Olympic Gold medals in 1972, 1976 and 1980 died in June this year?
Answer: TEOFILO STEVENSON
Question: Who won the 1952 Pulitzer Fiction Prize for 'The Caine Mutiny'?
Answer: HERMAN WOUK
Question: In which country is the Sepang motor racing circuit?
Answer: MALAYSIA
Question: Who painted 'The Light Of The World', the original being in Keble College, Oxford?
Answer: WILLIAM HOLMAN HUNT
Question: Which Pre-Raphaelite painted 'Ophelia', which can be seen in Tate Britain?
Answer: JOHN EVERETT MILLAIS
Question: Which company produces the Safari web browser?
Answer: APPLE