zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What is the capital city of Morocco?
Answer: Rabat
Question: The International border of China and one other country runs across the precise summit of Mount Everest. What is the capital city of the other country?
Answer: Kathmandu
Question: What is the current capital city of Turkey?
Answer: Ankara
Question: The famous Chilean miners saved in 2010 were originally mining for what  two substances?
Answer: Copper and Gold
Question: This former BBC royal reporter proved popular with the public, finishing as runner-up in the third series of the reality TV show I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! in 2004.
Answer: Jenny Bond
Question: What colour is Bond Street on a standard Monopoly board?
Answer: Green
Question: Launched in 1906 & became a generic term for modern battleships and the name of a class of battleships in the Royal Navy.
Answer: HMS Dreadnought
Question: In August 2009, the band Train released what hit, that made it to #3 on the American Billboard charts?
Answer: Hey Soul Sister
Question: Which is the most senior United Kingdom Royal Palace?
Answer: St James Palace
Question: What was the name of country music`s first superstar who died at the age of 29 from drink and drug abuse?
Answer: Hank Williams
Question: What brand of beer does Homer Simpson drink?
Answer: Duff
Question: What popular drink was originally called `Brad`s Drink`?
Answer: Pepsi
Question: Who painted 'Absinthe Drinker' in 1901?
Answer: Pablo Picasso
Question: What drink is made from molasses?
Answer: Rum
Question: What would you be training for if you attended White Lodge, Richmond Park
Answer: Classical Ballet
Question: Which town is the administrative centre for the Open University
Answer: Milton Keynes
Question: I'm playing all the right notes but not necessarily in the right order. (Bonus point for to whom)
Answer: Eric Morecambe
Question: Familiarity breeds contempt - and children.
Answer: Mark Twain
Question: What was a loblolly boy?
Answer: Surgeon's assistant
Question: How many pints are in a Firkin?
Answer: 72
Question: Om which country does Singha beer originate?
Answer: Thailand
Question: What are Pioneer, Challenger and Pilgrim varieties of?
Answer: Varieties of Hop
Question: The Kama Sutra was originally written in which ancient language?
Answer: Sanskrit
Question: In the cartoon Roobarb and Custard, what colour is Custard?
Answer: Pink
Question: What is the correct term for a baby mackerel?
Answer: Joey
Question: Which country does the football club Benfica come from?
Answer: Portugal
Question: My Name is My Bond is the motto of which London institution?
Answer: London Stock Exchange
Question: What is the name of the helicopter used to transport the President of the USA?
Answer: Marine One
Question: Which capital city is closest to the Equator?
Answer: Quito, Ecuador
Question: Who was the first British Prime Minister?
Answer: Robert Walpole
Question: Who wrote You smug-faced crowds with kindling eye, who cheer when soldier lads march by.  Sneak hom and pray you'll never know, the hell where youth and laughter go?
Answer: Siegfried Sassoon
Question: Which board game is also known as Reversi?
Answer: Othello
Question: An idiom meaning a no win situation came from which novel by Joseph Heller?
Answer: Catch 22
Question: Which actor has been cast opposite Dakota Johnson to play Christian Grey in the film of Fifty Shades of Grey?
Answer: Charlie Hunnam
Question: Erected in 1889, this object has become one of the most recognizable structures & the most-visited paid monument in the world?
Answer: The Eiffel Tower
Question: Which region in the Pacific ocean is also the name of a character in the Dr. Doolittle' stories?
Answer: Polynesia
Question: What do the 1st, 3rd, 16th and 26th presidents have in common?
Answer: Mount Rushmore
Question: Who wrote the novel Chitty Chitty Bang Bang : The Magical Car?
Answer: Ian Fleming
Question: Who wrote Three Men In A Boat?
Answer: Jerome K Jerome
Question: Which element is represented by the symbol 'P' in the periodic table?
Answer: Phosphorus
Question: In the U.S., who represents the government in the prosecution of criminal offences?
Answer: The DISTRICT Attorney.
Question: Which toy manufacturer produces the Connect 4 game?
Answer: Hasbro.
Question: Who is the host of BBC4's Only Connect?
Answer: Victoria Coren Mitchell.
Question: What is the name of the strait that connects San Francisco Bay to the Pacific Ocean?
Answer: Golden Gate.
Question: Keith Floyd used the song Peaches as a theme tune for many of his cookery programmes. Which group performed this song?
Answer: The Stranglers
Question: In which city was the world's biggest McDonalds fast food restaurant opened in 2012?
Answer: London
Question: How old was Walt Disney when he died on December 15 1966? (+/- 5 years)
Answer: 65 years old
Question: Walt Disney holds the record for most Oscar nominations at 59. How many of these were converted into Oscar awards? (+/- two)
Answer: 22 awards
Question: The Malvern Hills are located in which three English counties?
Answer: WORCESTERSHIRE, Herefordshire and Gloucestershire.
Question: Which rock band had a hit with  (Don't fear) The reaper?
Answer: Blue OYSTER Cult.
Question: Which Nobel prize winner was offered the presidency of Israel?
Answer: ALBERT Einstein
Question: In chemistry, what test is used to determine the acidity or alkalinity of a solution?
Answer: Litmus test.
Question: Soul Limbo is used as the theme tune for which radio programme?
Answer: Test match special.
Question: And currently, at what age are taxis required to have an MOT certificate?
Answer: One year.
Question: Which Brit-pop singer made his acting debut in the 1997 film Face'?
Answer: Damon Albarn
Question: Dwayne Johnson is better known by which nickname
Answer: The Rock
Question: Which caves are a Site of Special Scientific Interest (SSSI), near Wells in Somerset
Answer: Wookie Hole
Question: What is the commonest bird in Britain?
Answer: The wren.
Question: A pandemonium is the collective noun for which order of birds?
Answer: Parrots.
Question: In the video game who are the antagonists of the Angry Birds?
Answer: Pigs.
Question: In which TV series would you find the Liberator
Answer: Blakes 7
Question: In which film will you find the space craft called Churchill
Answer: Lifeforce
Question: What was the surly debut single from Magic
Answer: Rude
Question: Which cheery Pharell Williams song was used on Despicable Me 2 soundtrack
Answer: Happy
Question: Name the scarey debut Single from Ella Henderson released in June 2014
Answer: Ghost
Question: Released in August 2014, which noisy song from Jessie J features Ariana Grande and Nicki Minaj
Answer: Bang Bang
Question: Which band's debut single was Last Train to Clarksville?
Answer: The Monkees.
Question: Who starred alongside Rod Taylor in Hitchcock's movie The Birds
Answer: Tippi Hedren
Question: Strawberry tongue is a characteristic of which (colourful) disease?
Answer: SCARLET fever.
Question: Which U.S. actor played the title role in  Spartacus ?
Answer: KIRK Douglas.
Question: In the 1989 film, who was Driving Miss Daisy?
Answer: Morgan Freeman.
Question: Where does Agatha Christie's Miss Marple live?
Answer: St.Mary Mead.
Question: In Greek mythology, who was the mother (and later wife) of King Oedipus?
Answer: Queen Jocasta of Thebes
Question: Who wrote the story collection Portrait of the Artist as a Young Dog?
Answer: Dylan Thomas.
Question: Which Scottish football club is nicknamed The Arabs?
Answer: DUNDEE United.
Question: What name is given to the Northumberland dish consisting of layered potato,onion and cheese?
Answer: PAN Haggerty.
Question: What is the chemical symbol for Silver?
Answer: Ag
Question: How many centimetres are there in a 'Hand', the measurement used on horses?
Answer: 10
Question: What were the names of the 3 Bronte sisters?
Answer: Anne, Charlotte and Emily
Question: What is a traditional Welsh stew usually made using lamb, leeks, potato, swede and carrot
Answer: Cawl
Question: Which Irish dish is made by combining mashed potatoes, chopped spring onions, butter and milk
Answer: Champ
Question: Which traditional Irish loaf is made using flour, bicarbonate of soda and buttermilk
Answer: Soda Bread
Question: Which traditional dessert is made from strawberries, broken meringue and cream
Answer: Eton Mess
Question: Which Scottish soup is made from smoked haddock, potatoes and onions
Answer: Cullen Skink
Question: From what type of wood was Pinocchio carved?
Answer: Pine.
Question: In the kid's TV series Rainbow - what kind of animal was George meant to be?
Answer: Hippo.
Question: Which ventriloquist was Lord Charles' sidekick?
Answer: Ray Allen.
Question: In the Sooty show what kind of animal was Ramsbottom?
Answer: Snake.
Question: How long does it take from light from the Sun to travel to Earth?
Answer: 8 minutes and 20 seconds
Question: What is the name of the Edinburgh pub favoured by Ian Rankin's Inspector Rebus?
Answer: The Oxford Bar
Question: Shaun of the Dead and Minder featured watering holes with what name common to both?
Answer: The Winchester
Question: Who was the second president of the USA?
Answer: John Adams
Question: What is the second element in the periodic table?
Answer: Helium
Question: Who wrote the novel Dracula, published in 1897?
Answer: Abraham Bram Stoker
Question: On average, who has the faster/sharpest reflexes?
Answer: Women
Question: George Lazenby's only Bond film was 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service'. Who played  Blofeld in that film?
Answer: Telly Savalas
Question: Which was the first James Bond film directed by Sam Mendes?
Answer: Skyfall
Question: Which river traditionally forms the border between England and Scotland ?
Answer: The River Tweed
Question: Who had hits with Wishin' and Hopin and You don't have to say you love me
Answer: Dusty Springfield
Question: Which English alternate rock band released the album called "Tilt" in 1999?
Answer: The LIGHTNING Seeds
Question: What is the official Presidential Anthem of the United States?
Answer: HAIL to the Chief
Question: Which country was the first to grant all adult women the right to vote for it's Parliament?
Answer: New Zealand in 1893
Question: Which shark-infested movie was the first to take $100 million at the box office?
Answer: Jaws
Question: What Disney film features the best belling song of 2014 Let It Go'?
Answer: Frozen
Question: What is the sixth letter of the Greek alphabet?
Answer: zeta
Question: What is the name of the visit attraction in Bodelva, Cornwall, where biodomes house plants from around the world?
Answer: The Eden Project
Question: What is the name of the home ground of Queen of the South Football Club in Dumfries, Scotland?
Answer: Palmerston Park
Question: What links Gerry Rafferty to Sherlock Holmes?
Answer: Baker Street
Question: Where is there a barber showing photographs of every head he's had the pleasure to know?
Answer: Penny Lane
Question: Who is the only player to have played in both a football and cricket world cup?
Answer: Sir Viv Richards
Question: Which sitcom actor and comedian fell off a treadmill in Peter Kay's version of Amarillo for Comic Relief?
Answer: Ronnie Corbett
Question: In which sitcom did Nicolas Lindhurst first gain national recognition?
Answer: Butterflies
Question: Who replaced Anneka Rice in the TV programme Treasure Hunt?
Answer: Annabel Croft
Question: During the 1980s, which drink was promoted with the advertising slogan, 'the totally tropical taste'?
Answer: Lilt
Question: What creature is carved into the handle of Mary Poppins' umbrella?
Answer: A parrot
Question: What links a village in Oxfordshire, a game show that was presented by Jasper Carrott, and David Beckham?
Answer: Golden Balls
Question: When asked where should one wear perfume, who replied "Wherever one wants to be kissed"
Answer: Coco Chanel
Question: Charlotte, Desiree and Rooster are varieties of which type of vegetable?
Answer: Potato
Question: Which biennial sporting fixture was cancelled due to 9/11?
Answer: Ryder Cup
Question: Who had a hit song in the late 60s with Hazy Shade Of Winter?
Answer: Simon & Garfunkel
Question: What sweet was first advertised 30 years ago featuring a polar bear?
Answer: Fox's Glacier Mints
Question: A character in the sitcom Friends, or a provisioner of candles and soaps?
Answer: Chandler
Question: A TV series starring Bill Maynard in the early 80's, or the electrician in charge of a film set?
Answer: Gaffer
Question: The actress who played Mindy in Mork and Mindy, or an artisan builder of clay walls using straw?
Answer: Dawber
Question: Which is the oldest theatre in current use in London?
Answer: The Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.
Question: What is produced in a ginnery?
Answer: Cotton
Question: What was the occupation of Casanova?
Answer: Librarian
Question: What is the name for small round pieces of lamb, or chocolates with hazelnuts?
Answer: Noisettes
Question: Who narrated the Mr Men series?
Answer: Arthur Lowe
Question: Mick Robertson and Jenny Handley presented which Children's TV Programme?
Answer: Magpie
Question: In Sex in the City, what was Carrie's last name?
Answer: Bradshaw
Question: Who hosted Call My Bluff?
Answer: Robin Ray
Question: Apt 56B, Whitehaven Mansions, Sandhurst Sq, London
Answer: Hercule Poirot
Question: 1313 Mockingbird Lane, Mockingbird Heights, USA.
Answer: The Munsters
Question: What was the original name of Wembley Stadium?
Answer: Empire Stadium
Question: Who said When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life?
Answer: Samuel Johnson
Question: What was Marble Arch in London originally designed to be?
Answer: The entrance to Buckingham Palace.
Question: Who resides in Mansion House?
Answer: The Lord Mayor of London
Question: Which sea has no coast?
Answer: The Sargasso Sea
Question: The songs 'Tell Me It's Not True' and 'Marilyn Monroe' come from which stage musical?
Answer: Blood Brothers
Question: Which poet was buried standing upright in Westminster Abbey?
Answer: Ben Johnson
Question: Which Album cover features 5 Beatles?
Answer: Abbey Road
Question: For whom did Paul McCartney write Hey Jude?
Answer: Julian Lennon
Question: What are the two States that are rectangular?
Answer: Colorado and Wyoming
Question: Which film still hold the record for using the highest number of extras?
Answer: Gandhi
Question: The multi Oscar winning Chariots of Fire was based on the lives of which 2 athletes?
Answer: Eric Liddell and Harold Abrahams
Question: Which comedian was the host of the short lived Channel 4 programme, TV Heaven Telly Hell?
Answer: Sean Lock
Question: In which US state is the Ivy League Brown University?
Answer: Providence Rhode Island
Question: Vatsyayana completed which erotic piece of work in 400 AD?
Answer: Kama Sutra
Question: A stogie is a cheap, thin what?
Answer: Cigar
Question: What is the chemical compound Calcium Oxide commonly known as?
Answer: Quicklime (or burnt lime)
Question: The wool of a Shahtoosh shawl comes from which endangered animal?
Answer: Tibetan antelope (or Chiru)
Question: Which French sculptor died in November 1917?
Answer: Auguste Rodin
Question: Fakt is the biggest-selling daily newspaper in which European country?
Answer: Poland
Question: The headquarters of UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) are in which European city?
Answer: Paris
Question: Bert Handy, Penny Panting and Lily Duveen are all characters in which ‘Carry On’ film?
Answer: Carry On Regardless
Question: The 2004 Chuetsu Earthquakes occurred in which country?
Answer: Japan
Question: David McConnell was the founder of which cosmetics company in 1886?
Answer: Avon
Question: Mount Waas is in which US State?
Answer: Utah
Question: ‘Best of Both Worlds’ by Miley Cyrus is the theme song to which US tv show?
Answer: Hannah Montana
Question: A ‘moderate breeze’ is which number on The Beaufort Scale?
Answer: 4
Question: ‘Mercredi’ is French for which day of the week?
Answer: Wednesday
Question: Axilla is the scientific term for which part of the body?
Answer: Armpit
Question: Which ‘A’ is an account of the life of a person, written by that person?
Answer: Autobiography
Question: Which ‘A’ is the white of an egg?
Answer: Albumen
Question: Which ‘A’ is another name for an enemy or opponent?
Answer: Adversary
Question: Haneda Airport is in which Asian country?
Answer: Japan
Question: What type of foodstuff is a cascabel?
Answer: Chilli pepper
Question: Who became President of Germany in June 2010?
Answer: Christian Wulff
Question: A curassow is what type of creature?
Answer: Bird
Question: The litas is the basic monetary unit of which country?
Answer: Lithuania
Question: How many times zones does Russia have?
Answer: Nine
Question: How long is a dog watch at sea?
Answer: Two hours
Question: What does the diameter of a golf hole measure in inches?
Answer: 4.25
Question: The city of Hollywood, Broward County, is in which US state?
Answer: Florida
Question: What is the collective name for a group of toads?
Answer: Knot
Question: In the UK, in which year was the voting age lowered from 30 to 21 for women?
Answer: 1928
Question: What are the Secret Service names for Barack and Michelle Obama?
Answer: Renegade and Renaissance
Question: Lotus Air airlines is based in which African country?
Answer: Egypt
Question: Which playing card is known as the Snowman?
Answer: Eight
Question: What colour is the flag awarded for clean beaches in New Zealand and Canada?
Answer: Blue
Question: John Wayne Airport is in which US state?
Answer: California
Question: What price did an adult British passport rise to in 2009?
Answer: 77.50
Question: German footballer, Oliver Khan, played in which position?
Answer: Goalkeeper
Question: What colour are post (mail) boxes in Spain?
Answer: Yellow
Question: Which fruit is used in making Melba sauce?
Answer: Raspberries
Question: The Elite One Championship in France is for which sport?
Answer: Rugby League
Question: Which horse came second in the 1973 Grand National at Aintree?
Answer: Crisp
Question: In which British tv sitcom did Tony Britten and Nigel Havers play father and son doctors Toby and Tom Latimer?
Answer: Don’t Wait Up
Question: What is the Indian term for cauliflower or cabbage?
Answer: Gobi
Question: The Kyat is the national currency of which Asian country?
Answer: Burma (Myanmar)
Question: What is the nickname of English football club Sheffield Wednesday?
Answer: The Owls
Question: Which English poet’s works include ‘Birthday Letters?
Answer: Ted Hughes
Question: BS is the international car registration of which country?
Answer: Bahamas
Question: A quincentenary is an anniversary of how many years?
Answer: 500
Question: Misogamy is the hatred of what?
Answer: Marriage
Question: Aotearoa is the local name for which country?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: Which country has the internet domain .mt?
Answer: Malta
Question: Who was elected President of the European Parliament in July 2009?
Answer: Jerzy Buzek
Question: One of the principal rules taught in medical school, ‘Primum non nocere’, translates to what in English?
Answer: ‘First do no harm’
Question: The Gardiner Dam is in which country?
Answer: Canada
Question: Fitch fur comes from which animal?
Answer: Polecat
Question: Mount Parnassus is in which European country?
Answer: Greece
Question: What is the capital of Sudan?
Answer: Khartoum
Question: An oribi is what type of animal?
Answer: Antelope
Question: In the animal world, nidification is the building of what?
Answer: Nests
Question: Fashion brand Miu Miu is a subsidiary of which famous Italian fashion house?
Answer: Prada
Question: The gemstone ruby is the birthstone of people born in which month of the year?
Answer: July
Question: Which country hosted the second modern Olympic Games in 1900?
Answer: France
Question: Sugar Loaf Mountain is in which country of the UK?
Answer: Wales
Question: What colours are on the national flag of Belgium?
Answer: Black, yellow and red
Question: In the film Casablanca, how many times does Rick Blaine, played by Humphrey Bogart, say the words ‘Here’s looking at you kid’?
Answer: Four times
Question: How many imperial gallons of oil are in a barrel?
Answer: 35
Question: Which nation’s football team won the FIFA World Cup in 2006?
Answer: Italy
Question: Which British singer had a lily named after her in 2010, which is officially registered as ‘Popstar’?
Answer: Lily Allen
Question: The Cuillin Hills are on which Scottish island?
Answer: Skye
Question: Which British actress appeared as a teenager in a 1950’s Gas Board commercial?
Answer: Joan Collins
Question: What is the fold of loose skin called hanging from the throat or neck of an animal or bird?
Answer: Dewlap
Question: The Copihue is the national flower of which South American country?
Answer: Chile
Question: The Java Trench is part of which ocean?
Answer: Indian Ocean
Question: In which 2000 film starring Jude Law does former boxer Ricky Grover make a cameo appearance?
Answer: Love, Honour and Obey
Question: How many goals were scored in the 2006 FIFA World Cup?
Answer: 147
Question: In which European country is the Briksdal Glacier?
Answer: Norway
Question: In the children’s ‘Mr Men’ books, what shape is Mr Rush?
Answer: Triangular
Question: What is the capital of Switzerland?
Answer: Bern or Berne
Question: What nationality is tennis player Goran Ivanisevic?
Answer: Croatian
Question: Inactive volcano Mount Sabalan is in which country?
Answer: Iran
Question: What is the name of the proof reading symbol which indicates where something is to be inserted in a line of printed or written text?
Answer: Caret
Question: What is a district called which is under the pastoral care of a bishop in the Christian church?
Answer: Diocese
Question: Who is the narrator at the beginning and end of each episode of the children’s tv programme ‘Roary the Racing Car’?
Answer: Stirling Moss
Question: In the UK, who was the Queen’s press secretary from 1978 to 1987?
Answer: Michael Shea
Question: The Krimml Falls are in which European country?
Answer: Austria
Question: Which US actor appears in the video for Travis’s ‘Closer’?
Answer: Ben Stiller
Question: In which French cathedral were the kings of France crowned until 1825?
Answer: Notre Dame de Reims
Question: Which Danish island was blown up by the British in 1947?
Answer: Heligoland
Question: Which European country is often referred to as ‘The Hexagon’,  because of its geometric shape?
Answer: France
Question: The Saporta Cup was played for in which sport?
Answer: Basketball
Question: On a clothes label, what does a square with a circle inside it indicate?
Answer: Tumble Dry
Question: In the American Wild West, what was the name of the gang, members of which included Butch Cassidy and kid Curry?
Answer: The Hole in the Wall Gang
Question: What is the name of the key which is used for tightening and loosening the neck around a drill bit?
Answer: Chuck Key
Question: Jalousie, Bay and Palladian are all types of what?
Answer: Windows
Question: ‘Hector the Cat’ is a fictional mascot created for teaching children what in Australia?
Answer: Road Safety
Question: In which sport might a ‘Long Jenny’ be played?
Answer: Billiards
Question: What is the collective term for a group of unicorns?
Answer: Blessing
Question: Which of Disney’s Seven Dwarfs wears glasses?
Answer: Doc
Question: Two members of which group were the only people to perform on both Band Aid charity singles?
Answer: Bananarama
Question: In Edward Lear’s ‘The Owl and the Pussycat’, how much did they pay the pig for the ring in his nose to use as a wedding ring?
Answer: One shilling
Question: In Scotland, what are breeks?
Answer: Trousers
Question: The Order of the Falcon, established in 1921, is a national order, or badge, of which country?
Answer: Iceland
Question: St Gallen Airport is in which European country?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: In the UK, what was the first Welsh football team to play in the Premier League?
Answer: Swansea City
Question: Epping Forest is in which English county?
Answer: Essex
Question: In which English city is the Cartwright Hall Art Gallery?
Answer: Bradford
Question: A luce is the name for which fully grown fish?
Answer: Pike
Question: Which Welsh singer was born Gaynor Hopkins?
Answer: Bonnie Tyler
Question: Which country has the internet domain .at?
Answer: Austria
Question: LADE (Lineas Aereas del Estado) is the national airline of which country?
Answer: Argentina