zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: In Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, how many different ghosts visited Scrooge?
Answer: 4
Question: Who were Balthazar, Melchior and Caspar?
Answer: The Three Wise Men
Question: In which famous Christmas Song is a snowman pretended to be Parsons Brown?
Answer: Winter Wonderland
Question: What was left in Pandora's box after she released misery and evil?
Answer: Hope
Question: How many pieces does each player have in backgammon?
Answer: 15
Question: What sign of the zodiac would you be if you were born on St. Valentine's Day?
Answer: Aquarius
Question: Born in Italy in 1895, who was known as cinema's first great lover?
Answer: Rudolph Valentino
Question: Which actress starred in the 1980s films The Breakfast Club and Pretty In Pink and later turned down the Julia Roberts role in Pretty Woman?
Answer: Molly Ringwald
Question: In which Formula One team did Damon Hill replace Nigel Mansell?
Answer: Williams
Question: In what year did the Japanese bomb Pearl Harbour?
Answer: 1941
Question: What was the name of the 1998 Italian film which was nominated for a best picture Oscar?
Answer: Life Is Beautiful
Question: In America, what became the 49th state to enter the union in 1959?
Answer: Alaska
Question: Which of the four main Balearic Islands is closest to Spain?
Answer: Ibiza
Question: Which successful British pop group got their name from part of the title of a children's TV show and part of the title of a song by Roxy Music?
Answer: Bananarama
Question: What is the only ten letter word that can be typed on only the top row of a keyboard or typewriter?
Answer: Typewriter
Question: In what year did Bugs Bunny make his debut?
Answer: 1937
Question: Which famous book by Herman Melville opens with the line Call Me Ishmael?
Answer: Moby Dick
Question: Fierce Creatures was the follow up to which successful comedy film?
Answer: A Fish Called Wanda
Question: Hermit, spider and blue are all types of which creature?
Answer: Crab
Question: In which film did Robert De Niro play boxer Jake La Motta?
Answer: Raging Bull
Question: Playing for Leeds United in August 1992, who became the first player to score a hat-trick in the Premiership?
Answer: Eric Cantona
Question: In the Harry Potter novels, what species of owl is Hedwig?
Answer: Snowy Owl
Question: What is Charlie's surname in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?
Answer: Bucket
Question: What type of sweets was American President Ronald Reagan known for having on his desk?
Answer: Jelly-beans
Question: You are running a race and overtake the person who is in third place. In which position are you now?
Answer: Third.
Question: What is the first name of Hammerstein from the famous songwriting duo Rogers and Hammerstein?
Answer: Oscar
Question: Which famous race takes place annually between Putney and Mortlake?
Answer: The Oxford and Cambridge Boat Race
Question: How many kilometres long is the walk - the longest race in men's athletics?
Answer: 50
Question: What is Sir Donald Bradman's test cricket batting average?
Answer: 99.94
Question: In which country was the first Audi made?
Answer: Germany
Question: Behind U.S.A. which country has the second longest road network in the world?
Answer: India
Question: Ti Amo means I Love You in which language?
Answer: Italian
Question: Who discovered penicillin on Valentine's Day in 1929?
Answer: Sir Alexander Fleming
Question: What was the name of the car in the film The Love Bug?
Answer: Herbie
Question: Which brothers' last film was called Love Happy?
Answer: Marx Brothers
Question: What colour is the cross on the flag of Switzerland?
Answer: White
Question: In which children's TV show could you have seen the character of Windy Miller?
Answer: Camberwick Green
Question: In which 1996 film does Eddie Murphy play characters including Sherman Klump and Buddy Love?
Answer: The Nutty Professor
Question: Which 1997 film starring Jack Nicholson is known in China as Mr. Cat Poop?
Answer: As Good As It Gets
Question: In degrees centigrade, what is the normal body temperature?
Answer: 37
Question: By what name is the trachea more commonly known?
Answer: Wind-pipe
Question: What are the names given to the pits in the skin from which hairs grow out of?
Answer: Follicles
Question: Walter Fredrick Morrison sold the rights to his Pluto Platter in 1955, but under what name did this toy become popular?
Answer: Frisbee
Question: In which year were red and yellow cards first used in the English leagues?
Answer: 1976
Question: In 1999, in the British Film Industry's list of best British films ever, what was the only film in the top ten to be made in the 1990s?
Answer: Trainspotting
Question: In 2003, the American Film Institute compiled a list of the top 50 movie villains - which character from a 1991 film was voted number one?
Answer: Hannibal Lecter
Question: Who played the villain Hans Gruber in the film Die Hard?
Answer: Alan Rickman
Question: By what name was the serial killer Albert DeSalvo, who killed 13 women between 1962 and 1964, better known?
Answer: The Boston Strangler
Question: Which British playwright wrote Educating Rita, Blood Brothers and Shirley Valentine?
Answer: Willy Russell
Question: Which painter, along with Georges Braque, founded the style cubism in the early 20th century?
Answer: Pablo Picasso
Question: What was Michelangelo's first name?
Answer: Michelangelo
Question: On arriving in New York, which writer famously said... I have nothing to declare but my genius?
Answer: Oscar Wilde
Question: Which astonaut said the famous line... One small step for man, one giant leap for mankind?
Answer: Neil Armstrong
Question: Which actress said... When I'm good I'm very good, but when I'm bad I'm better?
Answer: Mae West
Question: Which animated TV character once said... I'm not normally a religious man, but if you're up there, save me, Superman?
Answer: Homer Simpson
Question: What part of the body is also the name of a punctuation mark?
Answer: Colon
Question: What is graphology the study of?
Answer: Handwriting
Question: Which actor did Jennifer Anniston marry in July 2000?
Answer: Brad Pitt
Question: Which children's TV show featured a rag doll called Madeleine, a toad called Gabriel, a group of mice and a woodpecker called Professor Yaffle?
Answer: Bagpuss
Question: Where in London would you find the Grave of the Unknown Warrior?
Answer: Westminster Abbey
Question: At what game was a former world champion famously defeated by a computer called Deep Blue in 1997?
Answer: Chess
Question: First shown on the station's launch night, what is Channel 5's first original soap opera called?
Answer: Family Affairs
Question: Which famous singer and actress would you associate with the perfume Glow?
Answer: Jennifer Lopez
Question: In which 1980s American TV show are the two main characters called Christine and Mary Beth?
Answer: Cagney And Lacey
Question: Which band released the album Second Coming in 1994, five years after their debut album?
Answer: The Stone Roses
Question: How is the chemical compound Polyvinyl Chloride better known?
Answer: PVC
Question: Who was the leader of the Labour party from 1980 to 1983?
Answer: Michael Foot
Question: As in the dish Chilli Con Carne, what is the translation of the word Carne? Sauce, Rice or Meat?
Answer: Meat
Question: Who is the Patron Saint of England?
Answer: St George
Question: In which 1999 film do George Clooney, Mark Wahlberg and Ice Cube star as U.S. soldiers in Iraq at the end of the Gulf War?
Answer: Three Kings
Question: Which famous explorer was murdered by natives of Hawaii on Valentine's Day in 1779?
Answer: James Cook
Question: For which series of films were the actors Kenneth Williams and Sid James best known?
Answer: Carry On ...
Question: Which alternative word for the Devil is a Hebrew word with translates as Lord Of The Flies?
Answer: Beelzebub
Question: What is the nearest planet to the Sun?
Answer: Mercury
Question: In which year was the penalty kick first introduced into the game of football?
Answer: 1891
Question: Which former Blue Peter presenter was involved in the first National Lottery TV draw in November 1994?
Answer: Anthea Turner
Question: In which Bond film does Britt Ekland play the character of Mary Goodnight?
Answer: The Man With The Golden Gun
Question: Which Irishman has won the Eurovision song contest twice as a singer and once as a composer?
Answer: Johnny Logan
Question: What is the English translation of Ireland's national anthem Amhrรกn na bhFiann?
Answer: A Soldier's Song
Question: Which Irish born explorer is best remembered for his Anatarctic expedition from 1914 to 1916 in the ship Endurance?
Answer: Ernest Shackleton
Question: Which King created the George Cross medal? George III, George V or George VI?
Answer: George VI
Question: What is a more common name for the Aurora Borealis?
Answer: The Northern Lights
Question: What is the official residence of the Archbishop of Canterbury?
Answer: Lambeth Palace
Question: What are the two traditional colours of Wimbledon?
Answer: Green and Purple
Question: Who won the men's singles title at Wimbledon in 2001, 11 years after he first competed in the tournament?
Answer: Goran Ivanisevic
Question: From what London building in 1936 were the first BBC TV broadcasts made?
Answer: Alexandra Palace
Question: Which of the Teletubbies has a triangular antenna on their head?
Answer: Tinky Winky
Question: On a standard keyboard, which is the largest key?
Answer: Space Bar
Question: Which George Orwell novel features a character called Napoleon?
Answer: Animal Farm
Question: In a greyhound race, what colour does the greyhound in trap 3 wear?
Answer: White
Question: Bon Scott was the lead singer for which famous rock band?
Answer: AC/DC
Question: The field of play for which sport is often called a grid-iron?
Answer: American Football
Question: Which University in the UK has the largest number of students?
Answer: The Open University
Question: What is the colour of the flag of Libya, which is the only national flag consisting of only one colour?
Answer: Green
Question: Which patron saint's day is observed on November 30th?
Answer: St Andrew's
Question: Which famous tourist attraction can be viewed from the 'Maid Of The Mist'?
Answer: Niagra Falls
Question: What colour is the leftmost stripe on the French flag?
Answer: Blue
Question: Which 2004 film sees Tom Hanks take a boy on a trip to the North Pole to visit Santa Claus?
Answer: The Polar Express
Question: Which Generation Game presenter was famous for his catchphrase Shut That Door?
Answer: Larry Grayson
Question: Who hosted the BBC gameshow Going For Gold which featured contestants from various European countries?
Answer: Henry Kelly
Question: In music, which group named themselves after the main character in the 1984 film Paris, Texas?
Answer: Travis
Question: From which country does the drink Stella Artois originate?
Answer: Belgium
Question: Who founded Kentucky Fried Chicken?
Answer: Colonel Sanders
Question: Which type of food is named after the French for twice cooked?
Answer: Biscuit
Question: The first single to sell over two million copies in Great Britain was written as a tribute to where in Great Britain?
Answer: Mull Of Kintyre
Question: In the TV show Little Britain what is the name of the only gay in the village?
Answer: Daffyd Thomas
Question: Which character did Hugo Weaving play in the film The Matrix?
Answer: Agent Smith
Question: What is the most common gas in the air we breathe?
Answer: Nitrogen
Question: Who is known in history as the father of computing?
Answer: Charles Babbage
Question: Which annual prizes were established by the legacy of a Swedish chemist?
Answer: The Nobel prizes
Question: How many kilobytes are there in a megabyte?
Answer: 1,024
Question: Which Robert Louis Stevenson story became Disney's first non animated film in 1950?
Answer: Treasure Island
Question: Which two word rhyming name is the common name for the plant called the Impatiens Walleriana?
Answer: Busy Lizzie
Question: Which song gave Vic Reeves and The Wonder Stuff a number one hit in 1991?
Answer: Dizzy
Question: Which phrase was first used in a novel by William Burroughs in 1962 and is now commonly used to describe a type of music?
Answer: Heavy Metal
Question: In which year were 3 points for a win first introduced to the group stages of the World Cup finals?
Answer: 1994
Question: What was the name of the dog who found the World Cup in 1966 after it had been stolen?
Answer: Pickles
Question: Which darts player is known as The Power?
Answer: Phil Taylor
Question: Who was the original presenter of Juke Box Jury?
Answer: David Jacobs
Question: How many golden stars appear in the circle on the blue background of the flag of the European Union?
Answer: 12
Question: Who became the first women to win an Oscar for Best Original Song when she did so in 1976 with the film A Star Is Born?
Answer: Barbra Streisand
Question: In which city is the hotel Burj al-Arab, which markets itself as the world's first seven-star hotel?
Answer: Dubai
Question: How many times has the flag known as the stars and stripes been changed since it was first adopted by 13 American states?
Answer: 26
Question: Born in 1908, which author is best remembered for his series of novels on James Bond?
Answer: Ian Fleming
Question: In which capital city is the largest museum in the world?
Answer: Paris
Question: Which artist caused controversy with their installation called My Bed in the 1999 Turner Prize exhibition?
Answer: Tracy Emin
Question: Who painted Portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer I which reportedly sold for a record 135 million dollars in June 2006?
Answer: Gustav Klimt
Question: With which sport would you associate Greg Le Mond?
Answer: Cycling
Question: The first set of rules for the sport of Boxing, the London Prize Ring rules, were introduced in which year?
Answer: 1743
Question: According to legend, who rid Ireland of snakes?
Answer: St. Patrick
Question: Who was the chief God in Norse mythology?
Answer: Odin
Question: Who had top ten hits in 1970 with Give Me Just A Little More Time and You've Got Me Dangling On A String?
Answer: Chairmen Of The Board
Question: The first line of the song Do They Know It's Christmas? by Band Aid was originally intended for which singer, who finally got to sing it during Live Aid?
Answer: David Bowie
Question: In the song Twelve Days Of Christmas, what are there 11 of?
Answer: Pipers Piping
Question: What was the Titanic's first port of call after it left Southampton?
Answer: Cherbourg
Question: Who wrote the novel The War Of The Worlds?
Answer: H.G. Wells
Question: What is the surname of the identical twin brothers who compiled the Guiness Book of Records together between 1955 and 1975?
Answer: McWhirter
Question: In Greek mythology, who was the twin sister of Apollo?
Answer: Artemis
Question: What is the surname of the Australian cricketing twins Mark and Steve?
Answer: Waugh
Question: Who is the twin sister of the cartoon hero He-Man?
Answer: She-Ra
Question: What is the name of the black panther in The Jungle Book?
Answer: Bagheera
Question: Which American writer and cartoonist was responsible for The Cat In The Hat series?
Answer: Dr Seuss
Question: Who wrote Old Possum's Book Of Practical Cats?
Answer: T.S. Eliot
Question: Who had a number one hit with Puppy Love in 1972?
Answer: Donny Osmond
Question: Mars has two moons. Phobos is one, but what is the other one called?
Answer: Deimos
Question: In the 1966 movie The Good, The Bad And The Ugly, Clint Eastwood played the Good" and Lee van Cleef played "the Bad", but who played "the Ugly"?
Answer: Eli Wallach
Question: What large animal has a gestation period of 22 months, the longest of any land animal?
Answer: Elephant
Question: What was Bedloe's Island officially renamed to in 1956?
Answer: Liberty Island
Question: Of which famous building was Ictinos the architect?
Answer: The Parthenon
Question: Which British Prime Minister was nicknamed The Grocer in Private Eye?
Answer: Edward Heath
Question: Elkie Brooks and Robert Palmer sang together in which band?
Answer: Vinegar Joe
Question: What is the name of Gwyneth Paltrow's daughter?
Answer: Apple
Question: Which football league club are known as the Cherries?
Answer: Bournemouth
Question: The Bonneville' is made by whom?
Answer: Triumph
Question: The Black Shadow and Black Prince are two motorcycle models made in the 1950's, by whom?
Answer: Vincent
Question: How many gears do the motorcycles used in speedway have?
Answer: One
Question: What is the more common name for the plant viscum album?
Answer: Mistletoe
Question: Comedian Jerry Lewis formed a double act with which actor who died on Christmas Day in 1995?
Answer: Dean Martin
Question: Chaetophobia is the fear of what?
Answer: Hair
Question: What procedure removes the threat of brucellosis from milk?
Answer: Pasteurisation
Question: What was the name of the first cloned mammal?
Answer: Dolly
Question: Who is the present FIFA president?
Answer: Sepp Blatter
Question: A chinese astronaut is known as what?
Answer: Taikonaut
Question: Who played the gunslinging cowboy robot 406 in the 1973 movie Westworld?
Answer: Yul Brynner
Question: Au is the chemical symbol for what?
Answer: Gold
Question: How old is the prostitute, played by Jodie Foster in Taxi Driver, supposed to be?
Answer: 12
Question: Brandon Lee died during the making of which film?
Answer: The Crow
Question: Which expanse of sea in the Orkney Islands was the main base of the British Grand Fleet in World War I?
Answer: Scapa Flow
Question: In what year was the first Six Nations Championship played?
Answer: 2000
Question: Which winner of the X Factor (UK) reached number 1 in the UK singles chart with their single 'Hallelujah'?
Answer: Alexandra Burke
Question: Which famous movie charcter has had movies named after him in the 1970s, 1980s, 1990s and the 2000s?
Answer: Rocky Balboa
Question: Which sport or pastime would you be playing if you flicked your wink with your squidger into a tiddle?
Answer: Tiddleywinks
Question: What English name is ususally given to The Palazzo Ducale in Venice ?
Answer: The Doge's Palace
Question: Which is the most southerly of The Channel Islands ?
Answer: Jersey
Question: Who, in 1960, became the first woman Prime Minister in the world?
Answer: Sirimavo Bandaranaike
Question: Which author's works include The History Of Mr Polly, The Time Machine and The War Of The Worlds?
Answer: H.G. Wells
Question: Which famous singer songwriter was the inspiration for the 2007 movie I'm Not There?
Answer: Bob Dylan
Question: Spike the bulldog from the Tom And Jerry cartoons has a son called what?
Answer: Tyke
Question: Who wrote the classic thriller novel The Thirty-Nine Steps?
Answer: John Buchan
Question: Who played the lead part of Dr Malcolm Crowe in the movie Sixth Sense?
Answer: Bruce Willis
Question: What is the name of the main ant from A Bug's Life?
Answer: Flik
Question: One of the Seven Wonders of the World was at Alexandria. What type of structure was it?
Answer: A lighthouse
Question: What was the name of the dog in Enid Blighton's Secret Seven books?
Answer: Scamper
Question: What was the name of Dale Evans' horse?
Answer: Buttermilk
Question: In the Bible, what are the five books that make up the Pentateuch?
Answer: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy
Question: As of 2009, who holds the record for winning more major golf championships than anyone else?
Answer: Jack Nicklaus
Question: On 6 May 1954 Roger Bannister was the first person to run a mile in under four minutes.  Who took the record from him 46 days later?
Answer: John Landy
Question: How many gold medals did Mark Spitz win in the 1968 Olympics in Mexico City?
Answer: Two
Question: As on 2009, which American Football team has won the most Superbowls?
Answer: Pittsburgh Steelers
Question: Who plays Colonel Nick Fury in the film Iron Man?
Answer: Samuel L. Jackson
Question: Who was the dentist, gambler and gunfighter of the American Old West, who is usually remembered for his friendship with Wyatt Earp?
Answer: John Henry Doc Holliday
Question: Amos Brierly and Mr Wilks ran which pub on TV?
Answer: The Woolpack
Question: With only one letter in its name. What is the name of the pub with the shortest name?
Answer: Q
Question: Which movie sees Jack Lemmon and Tont Curtis dressed as women in an all girl band?
Answer: Some Like It Hot
Question: Which British comedian describes himself as an executive transvestite?
Answer: Eddie Izzard
Question: Who is the Celtic sun-god?
Answer: Lugh
Question: How many symphonies did Mozart compose?
Answer: 41
Question: Which team hold the record for the highest aggregate win in the Champions League, beating Sporting Lisbon 12-1?
Answer: Bayern Munich
Question: Where in Scotland was the famous Irish manuscript The Book Of Kells illuminated?
Answer: Iona
Question: French woman Isabelle Dinoire was the first person to receive a transplant of which body part in 2005?
Answer: Face
Question: What was the world's first jet-driven airliner to enter commercial service?
Answer: The Comet
Question: Situated on the north coast of Scotland, the UK's first fast-breeder nuclear reactor is situated where?
Answer: Dounreay
Question: In which country does OPEC maintain its headquarters?
Answer: Austria
Question: In which 1987 movie thriller did Glenn Close boil a bunny?
Answer: Fatal Attraction
Question: Uma Thurman plays which enemy of Batman in the 1997 movie Batman And Robin?
Answer: Poison Ivy
Question: Rene Belloq is the arch-enemy of which movie hero?
Answer: Indiana Jones
Question: By what name is the day preceding the Christian fasting period of Lent commonly referred?
Answer: Shrove Tuesday
Question: What nationality is golfer Angel Cabrera, winner of the U.S. Masters in 2009?
Answer: Argentinian
Question: Which family live at 742 Evergreen Terrace?
Answer: The Simpsons
Question: By what name did Annie Mae Bullock become better known in the music world?
Answer: Tina Turner
Question: In which city is the film Don't Look Now set?
Answer: Venice
Question: Which South American country will host the 2014 football World Cup ?
Answer: Brazil
Question: Which ocean seperates the East coast of South America from the West coast of Africa ?
Answer: Atlantic
Question: From which shop on Fifth Avenue did Winona Ryder get caught shoplifting in 2002?
Answer: Saks
Question: Which actor, who has worked for Governor Schwarzenegger, was at the centre of a sex tape scandal involving a 16-year-old back in 1988?
Answer: Rob Lowe
Question: Patrick Bateman is a serial killer and businessman in which novel by Brett Easton Ellis?
Answer: American Psycho
Question: Donald Duck's middle name is Fauntelroy?
Answer: True
Question: The book Tom Brown's School Days is set in which school?
Answer: Rugby
Question: Linford Christie won a gold medal representing Great Britain in the 100 metres at the 1992 Olympics in Barcelona, but what country was he born in?
Answer: Jamaica
Question: The Thirty Years' War was finally ended in 1648 with what peace treaty?
Answer: Peace of Westphalia
Question: What nationality is Agatha Christie's Hercule Poirot?
Answer: Belgian
Question: What is the name of Liverpool's main railway station?
Answer: Lime Street
Question: What is the name of the John Lennon memorial garden in Central Park, New York?
Answer: Strawberry Fields
Question: What event takes place on the official birthday of the sovereign?
Answer: Trooping the Colour
Question: How many dwarf planets are there in our solar system?
Answer: Five
Question: Nephrology is the study of which organs?
Answer: Kidneys
Question: Which historic event would you associate with Pudding Lane in London?
Answer: The Great Fire of London
Question: In whch Robert Di Nero film would you hear the line You Talking To Me?
Answer: Taxi Driver
Question: In which year was the film Casablanca premiered?
Answer: 1942
Question: Which Jackson has starred in Star Wars and Pulp Fiction?
Answer: Samuel L Jackson
Question: Which song written by Michael Jackson & Lionel Ritchie was recorded by a group of 45 singers?
Answer: We are the World
Question: Which of Michael Jackson's singles spent the longest at number one in the UK?
Answer: Earth Song
Question: Which artist was known as Jack the Dripper' because of his technique of dripping & pouring paint onto a canvas?
Answer: Jackson Pollock
Question: In the Disney cartoon what was the name of The Little Mermaid?
Answer: Ariel