zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which fishing boat, which sank in 2000 off the Isle of Man, was salvaged and is now moored in Douglas?
Answer: 'SOLWAY HARVESTER'
Question: 'CL' is the international vehicle code for which country?
Answer: SRI LANKA
Question: 'Old Salopians' went to which school?
Answer: SHREWSBURY
Question: Which Spanish city is the home of football club 'Hercules'?
Answer: ALICANTE
Question: Which newspaper was re-branded as 'The Sun' in 1964?
Answer: DAILY HERALD
Question: Who partnered Bill Medley on the hit single '(I've Had) The Time Of My Life'?
Answer: JENNIFER WARNES
Question: In which city is the 'Sixth Floor Museum' at Dealey Plaza?
Answer: DALLAS
Question: """Proud Edward's army. And sent him homeward. To think again."" are lines from the song 'Flower Of Scotland'. Who is the Edward?"
Answer: KING EDWARD II of ENGLAND
Question: Who designed 'The Willow Tearooms' at 217 Sauchiehall Street, Glasgow?
Answer: CHARLES RENNIE MACKINTOSH
Question: 'EAK' is the international vehicle code for which country?
Answer: KENYA
Question: Who was Poet Laureate from 1968 to 1972?
Answer: CECIL DAY-LEWIS
Question: Who founded 'Auto Trader' in 1975?
Answer: JOHN MADEJSKI
Question: Which is the only continent through which pass both the Tropic of Capricorn and the Tropic of Cancer?
Answer: AFRICA
Question: Pal Schmitt resigned as President of Hungary in 2012 as a result of allegations that he plagiarised his doctoral thesis. He won Olympic gold medals in 1968 and 1972, in which sport?
Answer: FENCING
Question: Which artist became Ireland's first ever medallist at the Olympic Games when his painting 'The Liffey Swim' won a silver medal in the Arts and Culture segment of the Games in 1924?
Answer: JACK BUTLER YEATS
Question: Designed by Tim Tolkein, the great nephew of the author of 'The Lord Of The Rings', in which English city could you find the famous 'Sentinel' statue?
Answer: BIRMINGHAM
Question: What has been made by the Chicago manufacturer R.S. Owens & Company since 1983?
Answer: 'OSCAR' STATUETTES
Question: Which 18th century Staffordshire-born potter, and grandfather of Charles Darwin, first developed Jasperware and Basaltware?
Answer: JOSIAH WEDGEWOOD
Question: He was England's first typographer and the first person to popularise the products of the printing press in England. Who was the Alsace-born printer brought to England by William Caxton in order to improve the quality of Caxton's products?
Answer: WYNKYN de WORDE
Question: What is the name of the upland tract in north-western Leicestershire, bounded by Leicester, Loughborough and Coalville, that is well known for its pre-Cambrians rocks and fossil beds?
Answer: CHARNWOOD FOREST
Question: What is the historically opposite pseudonymous name used by the libertarian blogger Paul Staines who blogs about "parliamentary plots, rumours and conspiracies"?
Answer: 'GUIDO FAWKES'
Question: When a sitting MP wishes to resign his seat, he can apply for the stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds or of which manor currently part of the Barrowcliff area of Scarborough?
Answer: MANOR OF NORTHSTEAD
Question: The gardens at Sissinghurst Castle, Kent were created in the 1930's by which poet and gardening writer on the fringes of the 'Bloomsbury Group'?
Answer: VITA SACKVILLE-WEST
Question: Which English cartographer, printer and publisher has recently returned to prominence as a result of his 'Tourist Handbook' being used by Michael Portillo for the t.v. series 'Great British Railway Journeys'?
Answer: GEORGE BRADSHAW
Question: Which 1998 film was released with the advertising tagline “The mission is a man”?
Answer: Saving Private Ryan
Question: Which English town or city is served by Priory railway station?
Answer: Dover
Question: In which US State could you visit the Carlsbad Caverns National Park?
Answer: New Mexico
Question: In the Bible, Benjamin was the youngest son of Jacob – who was the eldest?
Answer: Reuben
Question: Which now common household item was invented and patented by Norwegian chemist Erik Rotheim in 1927, and developed by Americans Lyle Goodhue and William Sullivan as an aid in the fight against malaria?
Answer: Aerosol Spray
Question: Which British monarch made Tunbridge Wells Royal?
Answer: Edward VII
Question: What is the name of the Indian dish made from stewed dried peas, onions and spices? (Lentils are the most popular but many other variety of dried peas are used)
Answer: Dahl
Question: If you landed at Reina Sofia Airport, which island would you be on?
Answer: Tenerife
Question: In the fashion label FCUK, for what does the FC stand?
Answer: French Connection
Question: Which exponent of Brit Art created works involving a bed, a tent and a beach hut?
Answer: Tracey Emin
Question: Which British dependent territory has a capital called The Valley?
Answer: ANGUILLA
Question: What was Elvis's last No 1 record in the UK in his lifetime?
Answer: THE WONDER OF YOU
Question: Which word for a place of noise and confusion comes from the Greek, literally meaning "all demons"?
Answer: PANDEMONIUM
Question: Give a year in the life of Leonardo do Vinci?
Answer: 1452-1519
Question: Which national radio station broadcasts between 99.9 and 101.9 Mhz?
Answer: CLASSIC FM
Question: Which record went to No 1 after his (Elvis's) death in 1977?
Answer: WAY DOWN
Question: Which sea area lies due east of Dogger and Humber?
Answer: GERMAN BIGHT
Question: Who rode the winner of the 1956 Grand National, when Devon Loch slipped on the run in?
Answer: DAVE DICK
Question: Who wrote the play, "The Long and the Short and the Tall"?
Answer: Willis HALL
Question: Name the actress, she died in August 2002, who played the part of 'Madame Edith Artois' in the TV series 'Allo, Allo'?
Answer: CARMEN SILVERA
Question: Charlotte Dod was a fine skater, an international hockey player, the best woman archer in England, and a champion golfer; all after she gave up her first game for lack of effective opposition. What game was that?
Answer: TENNIS
Question: 'Fodor' produce books concerned with which activity?
Answer: TRAVEL
Question: Ring, Open and Box are all types of what?
Answer: SPANNER
Question: The islands of 'Ascencion' and 'Tristan da Cunha' in the South West Atlantic, are dependencies of which other British island colony?
Answer: ST. HELENA
Question: Which actress starred as 'Yvette', 'Rene's' employee and lover in the TV series 'Allo, Allo'?
Answer: VICKY MICHELLE
Question: Which car manufacturer makes the 'Corsa' model?
Answer: VAUXHALL
Question: Who preceded Ariel Sharon as Israel's Prime Minister?
Answer: EHUD BARAK
Question: Whose wife was killed by the 'Charles Manson Family'?
Answer: ROMAN POLANSKI'S
Question: Which aircraft manufacturer built the World war II fighter the 'Mustang'?
Answer: NORTH AMERICAN AVIATION
Question: What is the currency of Malaysia?
Answer: RINGGIT
Question: Which French cyclist's nickname means 'The Badger'?
Answer: BERNARD HINAULT
Question: What is the currency of Papua New Guinea?
Answer: KINA
Question: What was the name of the dog in 'Chitty, Chitty Bang, Bang'?
Answer: EDISON
Question: What was the name of the killer who carried out the horrific massacre at Hungerford?
Answer: MICHAEL RYAN
Question: In 'Peter Pan', what are 'Hook's' last words?
Answer: """FLOREAT ETONA"""
Question: Who succeeded Ossie Ardiles as Tottenham Hotspur manager?
Answer: GERRY FRANCIS
Question: In which city is Temple Mead railway station?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: Which bay is the largest in the world?
Answer: HUDSON BAY
Question: In which London Park is 'Rotten Row'?
Answer: HYDE PARK
Question: Which motor manufacturer builds the 'Movano' range of vans and mini-buses?
Answer: VAUXHALL
Question: Which serial killer hanged himself in his cell on New Years day 1995, before being tried for crimes he committed?
Answer: FRED WEST
Question: Much seen after the 'Bali Bombing', what is the national flower of Australia?
Answer: GOLDEN WATTLE
Question: Which river separates Zimbabwe from South Africa?
Answer: THE LIMPOPO
Question: With which boy-band did Mariah Carey cover the Phil Collins hit 'Against All Odds'?
Answer: 'WESTLIFE'
Question: In Swift's 'Gullivers Travels', what is 'Gulliver's profession?
Answer: A SURGEON
Question: On the 21st. July 1961, which American astronaut had in the spacecraft Liberty Bell 7 a flight lasting 15 mins- 37secs; his spacecraft sinking on 'splashdown'?
Answer: GUS GRISSOM
Question: Who succeeded Betty Boothroyd as Speaker of the House of Commons, in 2000?
Answer: MICHAEL MARTIN
Question: Which Spanish golferwon the 1994 US Masters tournament?
Answer: JOSE-MARIA OLAZABAL
Question: Which Britishaeroplane of World War II was known as a 'Wimpey'?
Answer: WELLINGTON BOMBER
Question: Who was the winner of the 1999 Australian Formula One Grand Prix?
Answer: EDDIE IRVINE
Question: What is the capital of Lichtenstein?
Answer: VADUZ
Question: Cricket Test Matches are played at 'Sahara Park', Newlands, in which city is it?
Answer: CAPE TOWN, South Africa
Question: Which company has used the advertising slogan "Where Do You Want To Go Today?"?
Answer: MICROSOFT
Question: Two 'Shipping Forecast Areas' touch the coast of Denmark. 'German Bight' is one, name the other?
Answer: 'FISHER'
Question: In which European countryis 'Bourgas International Airport'?
Answer: BULGARIA
Question: Francis bacon caught a chill which killed him, whilst he was demonstrating what?
Answer: REFRIGERATION
Question: Excluding Albion Rovers, name the Scottish Football League club that has 'Albion' as part of its name?
Answer: STIRLING ALBION
Question: Who wrote 'The Soldier's Art' in 1966?
Answer: ANTHONY POWELL
Question: In World War I, the British soldiers were nicknamed 'Tommies', what name was given to Frenchsoldiers?
Answer: POILU
Question: After which capital city is the metallic element Hafniumnamed?
Answer: COPENHAGEN (Hafnia)
Question: Which element, atomic number 5, has the symbol B?
Answer: BORON
Question: When Japan bombed Pearl Harbour their attack codename was "Tora, Tora, Tora", what does 'Tora' mean in English?
Answer: 'TIGER'
Question: 'How To Handle A Woman' is a song from which musical?
Answer: 'CAMELOT'
Question: What is the key ingredient of 'Cumberland Sauce'?
Answer: REDCURRANTS
Question: In which musical is the song 'Honey Bun' featured?
Answer: 'SOUTH PACIFIC'
Question: Which Italian city is the capital of Tuscany?
Answer: FLORENCE (Firenze)
Question: What did the term 'Tenko' mean in Japanese prisoner of war camps?
Answer: ROLL-CALL
Question: Who was the last British Prime Minister to have served in the forces in World War II?
Answer: JAMES CALLAGHAN
Question: Slieve Donard, the highest point of Northern Ireland, is in which range of hills?
Answer: THE MOUNTAINS OF MOURNE
Question: What product sponsors the TV programme 'Loose Women'?
Answer: MALTESERS
Question: What is the most northerly area in the Shipping Forecast?
Answer: SOUTH EAST ICELAND
Question: What is the name of the group of Conservative back- benchers who meet weekly when Parliament is in session?
Answer: THE 1922 COMMITTEE
Question: What is the second highest mountain in Africa?
Answer: MOUNT KENYA
Question: """I hate it when people always say 'yes' to me. When I say 'no' I expect them to say 'no' as well"". Is a saying attributed to which film maker?"
Answer: SAM GOLDWYN
Question: What structure has forms called 'Dogleg', 'Straight', 'Open', 'Well' and 'Circular'?
Answer: STAIRCASE
Question: The Seychelles gained independence from which country in 1976?
Answer: UNITED KINGDOM
Question: The winner was the Spanish singer 'Massiel' with 'La,La,La' in the 1968 European Song Contest. Name the runner-up?
Answer: CLIFF RICHARD (with 'Congratulations')
Question: Which company makes 'Angel' perfume?
Answer: THIERRY MUGLER
Question: In which city were the American shows 'Ally McBeal' and 'St. Elsewhere' set?
Answer: BOSTON.
Question: Which 20th century artistic movement, associated with the American painters Robert Henri and George Wesley Burrows, sought to portray scenes of daily life in poor urban neighbourhoods?
Answer: ASHCAN SCHOOL
Question: The 'Pio Quinto' is a cake, drenched in Rum and topped with custard and Cinnamon, which originated in which Central American country?
Answer: NICARAGUA
Question: As of 1st June 2011, who is the only Spanish Tennis player, other than Rafael Nadal, to be renaked in the Men's top ten?
Answer: DAVID FERRER
Question: One of the circuits for the 2011 Formula One season, the Sepang International Circuit can be found in which Asian city?
Answer: KUALA LUMPUR
Question: Also the name of a football team, what was the middle name of former Rangers and Liverpool winger Mark Walters?
Answer: EVERTON
Question: In which country are the headquarters of the electronics company SAMSUNG?
Answer: SOUTH KOREA
Question: """And our friends are all aboard, many more of them live next door"" is a line from which 'Beatles' song?"
Answer: 'YELLOW SUBMARINE'
Question: Which novel by James Patterson is the next in the 'Alex Cross' series after 'Roses Are Red'?
Answer: 'VIOLETS ARE BLUE'
Question: Which member of 'Girls Aloud' is from Northern Ireland?
Answer: NADINE COYLE
Question: Which English city is the setting for the film 'East Is East'?
Answer: SALFORD
Question: In 1990 which footballer wished to move from R.F.C. Liege to U.S.L. Dunkerque after his Belgian contract expired - the move falling through because Liege wanted a transfer fee?
Answer: JEAN-MARC BOSMAN
Question: Which 14th century European national hero was the subject of an opera that premiered in Paris on August 3rd. 1829?
Answer: WILLIAM TELL
Question: Ken Dodd's first top ten hit in 1960 was his signature tune. Name that tune?
Answer: 'LOVE IS LIKE A VIOLIN'
Question: In area measures, how many acres make up a square mile?
Answer: 640
Question: """Send me postcard, drop me a line, Stating point of view"" is a line from which 'Beatles' song?"
Answer: 'WHEN I'M SIXTY FOUR'
Question: What was the first Christian name of Harold Wilson?
Answer: JAMES
Question: In which country are the headquarters of the electronics company NOKIA?
Answer: FINLAND
Question: In which area of the city is H.M. Prison Birmingham?
Answer: WINSON GREEN
Question: Which type of bridge takes its name from the French for see-saw?
Answer: Bascule
Question: Billy Bunter lived in mortal fear of which cane-toting schoolmaster?
Answer: Mr Quelch
Question: What colour is the outermost ring of an archery target?
Answer: White
Question: What temperature is boiling point on the Reamur scale?
Answer: Eighty degrees
Question: St Luke’s Summer is a name given to exceptionally warm weather in which month?
Answer: October
Question: The national flower of Sweden is Convollaria. What is its common name?
Answer: Lily of the Valley
Question: In Gustav Holst’s “Planet Suite”, which planet is the bringer of peace?
Answer: Venus
Question: Former international football manager Mick McCarthy now manages which Football League team?
Answer: Ipswich Town
Question: Which actor, more familiarly seen in television roles, was shot as he ran down a station platform in the film “The Great Escape”?
Answer: David McCallum
Question: Greyhounds racing out of trap two wear which colour of jacket?
Answer: Blue
Question: Which fruit juice is added to champagne to make a Bellini cocktail?
Answer: Peach
Question: From which language do we get the word “Slalom”?
Answer: Norwegian
Question: The adjective “pavanine” refers to which kind of birds?
Answer: Peacock
Question: The bane of Stan Butler’s life, who played the officious Inspector “Blakey” in the TV sitcom “On the Buses”?
Answer: Stephen Lewis
Question: Which two countries are linked by the Brenner Pass?
Answer: Italy and Austria
Question: Which Elizabethan dramatist wrote “The Alchemist”?
Answer: Ben Johnson
Question: A smuck is the collective name for a group of which aquatic creatures?
Answer: Jellyfish
Question: In the 1990’s which Scottish group asked “Why Does It Always Rain on Me”?
Answer: Travis
Question: Which Roman road became part of the A1?
Answer: ERMINE STREET
Question: Prestwick Airport is one of which city's airports?
Answer: GLASGOW
Question: The Ringitt is the currency of which Asian country?
Answer: MALAYSIA
Question: Which West Sussex family seat is the home of the Dukes of Richmond and Gordon?
Answer: GOODWOOD HOUSE
Question: Which female singer was torn between two lovers in 1977?
Answer: MARY MACGREGOR
Question: What is the monetary unit of Morocco?
Answer: DIRHAM
Question: Na is the chemical symbol for which element?
Answer: SODIUM
Question: The song, "Food, Glorious Food" comes from which musical?
Answer: 'OLIVER'
Question: Which model of Ford car was introduced in 1989 and discontinued in 1997?
Answer: FORD PROBE
Question: Who played the title role in the film 'Dr. No'?
Answer: JOSEPH WISEMAN
Question: Where in the human body, would you find the 'Sartorius Muscle'?
Answer: IN THE THIGH
Question: Which author's works include the novels 'Antic Hay' and 'Crome Yellow'?
Answer: ALDOUS HUXLEY
Question: Who played the title role in the film 'Goldfinger'?
Answer: GERT FROBE
Question: Which state of the USA has only one common border with a neighbouring US state?
Answer: MAINE
Question: In which US state is the 'Shenandoah National Park'>
Answer: VIRGINIA
Question: What was the 'Rolling Stones' first No. 1 hit?
Answer: 'IT'S ALL OVER NOW'
Question: Which model of Ford car was introduced in 1950 and was discontinued in 1971?
Answer: FORD ZEPHYR
Question: What is the eighteenth letter of the Greek alphabet, equivalent to 'S'?
Answer: SIGMA
Question: In which county is Sandown Park racecourse?
Answer: SURREY
Question: Which historical character, of dubious morals, died at the Castle of Dux in Bohemia in 1798?
Answer: CASANOVA
Question: On the flag of which country can you find a Spanish phrase translating as 'Peace And Justice'?
Answer: PARAGUAY
Question: Who did Roger Federer defeat in the final to win the Men's Singles title at the 2009 French Open?
Answer: ROBIN SODERLING
Question: Going on to lose to Soderling in the semi-final, who defeated Andy Murray in the French Open quarterfinals?
Answer: FERNANDO GONZALES
Question: If all the countries that have Spanish as an official language were listed alphabetically, which country would come first?
Answer: ARGENTINA
Question: In which American state is the US version of the sit-com 'The Office' set?
Answer: PENNSYLVANIA
Question: Who won a Middleweight Boxing gold medal for Great Britain at the Beijing Olympics?
Answer: JAMES DeGALE
Question: Who won a gold medal for Great Britain in the Men's 1000k K-1 canoeing event at the Beijing Olympics?
Answer: TIM BRABANTS
Question: Which religious founder rode a horse called 'Kantaka'?
Answer: BUDDHA
Question: Which hit for 'The Fugees' was the biggest-selling single in Britain in 1996?
Answer: 'KILLING ME SOFTLY'
Question: What is the name of the capital and largest city in Brunei?
Answer: BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN
Question: What was the name of the gymnastics group who won this year's 'Britain's Got Talent' final?
Answer: 'SPELBOUND'
Question: Which football team have recently been crowned Portuguese League Champions?
Answer: BENFICA
Question: Living to an age of 962 years, who was the second oldest person in the Bible?
Answer: JARED
Question: Born in Oldham, who is the Chair of Particle Physics at the University of Manchester?
Answer: BRIAN COX
Question: Which word refers to people from Halifax?
Answer: HALIGONIAN
Question: In Rugby Union a high up-and-under kick is named after which Irish club?
Answer: GARRYOWEN
Question: In which English town is the Spire Brewery and is in the CAMRA magazine called Inn Spire?
Answer: CHESTERFIELD
Question: Who said in 1996, "If anyone sees me anywhere near a boat they have my permission to shoot me"?
Answer: STEVE REDGRAVE
Question: A two word answer is required. Bufo calamita is the scientific name for which amphibian, rare in Britain?
Answer: NATTERJACK TOAD
Question: Cornell James Junior is the real name of which 'rapper'?
Answer: 'NELLY'
Question: Which ship carried "five million hogs and six million dogs, and seven million barrels of porter"?
Answer: 'THE IRISH ROVER'
Question: Prior to Gordon Brown who was the last Prime Minister to represent a Scottish constituency?
Answer: ALEC DOUGLAS HOME
Question: The census of which year was the first, in which the people of Great Britain were required to fill in the form themselves?
Answer: 1911
Question: What type of creature is a 'Falabella', found in Argentina?
Answer: HORSE
Question: What was the middle name of the character 'Arthur Fonzarelli' from the t.v. series 'Happy Days'?
Answer: 'HERBERT'
Question: The 'Compass Rose' is a ship prominent in which 20th century novel?
Answer: 'THE CRUEL SEA'
Question: 'Russell Hybrids' are a type of which common garden flower?
Answer: LUPINS
Question: Which family of birds has species called Little, Caspian and Fairy?
Answer: Tern
Question: Which perfume company produces the fragrance Angel?
Answer: Thierry Mugler
Question: In which sport are the Subaltern’s Cup and the Tyro Cup awarded?
Answer: Polo
Question: Which town is the administrative headquarters of Clackmannanshire District Council?
Answer: Alloa
Question: In which sport are the Corbel Cup and Prince Ranier Cup awarded?
Answer: Fencing
Question: Which town is the administrative headquarters of Angus District Council?
Answer: Forfar
Question: Chomolungma is the local name for which geographical feature?
Answer: Mount Everest
Question: Which French monk, doctor, plant collector and ribald satirist lived from about 1494 to about 1553?
Answer: Rabelais
Question: Which former leader of the Conservative party was MP for Folkestone and Hythe?
Answer: Michael Howard
Question: Which football club replaced Workington in the Football League after th 1977-78 season?
Answer: Wimbledon
Question: Which family of birds has species called Little, Common and Glaucous?
Answer: Gull
Question: The voice of which character in The Simpsons is provided by Nancy Cartwright?
Answer: Bart
Question: Who wrote the poem “Home Thoughts From Abroad”?
Answer: Robert Browning
Question: What is the name of Dan Dare’s Wigan-born batman?
Answer: ALBERT FITZWILLIAM DIGBY
Question: Which car manufacturer’s logo is a chain of four intersecting circles?
Answer: AUDI
Question: Which was the second city to host the modern Olympic Games?
Answer: PARIS
Question: Which bird features on the flag of the US state of Louisiana?
Answer: PELICAN
Question: Who was MP for Makerfield from 1987 to 2010?
Answer: IAN MCCARTNEY
Question: Which motorway runs from near Preston to Colne?
Answer: M65
Question: Which 1961 Western is the only film directed by Marlon Brando?
Answer: ONE-EYED JACKS
Question: Which cricket team will play 5 test matches against England in July and August this year?
Answer: INDIA
Question: Ian McCartney was Labour Party Chair from 2003 to 2006 when he was succeeded by which Salford born MP, who as a child played a street urchin in the film A Taste of Honey?
Answer: HAZEL BLEARS
Question: In which sport is a domestique a team member who works to ensure the best position for the team leader?
Answer: CYCLING
Question: Starbuck’s Coffee traditionally has three sizes – venti, grande and which other?
Answer: TALL
Question: Who was President of France during World War One?
Answer: RAYMOND POINCARÉ
Question: Which is the only Asian capital city that begins with the letter H?
Answer: HANOI
Question: Who is the Bishop of London?
Answer: RICHARD CHARTRES
Question: What is the stage name of singer-songwriter Eliza Caird?
Answer: ELIZA DOOLITTLE
Question: What name links a Welsh seaside resort and a current Everton footballer?
Answer: Barry
Question: Which chemical element has the symbol "Na"?
Answer: Sodium
Question: How many characters are there in the "Cyrillic Alphabet?
Answer: 32
Question: Who played Alex Jeffreys, the discoverer of genetic fingerprinting, in the recent ITV drama "The Code of a Killer", the story of the first murderer convicted by DNA?
Answer: John Simm
Question: Her best known creation was played by George Baker on TV, she died on the 2nd May 2015 aged 85 - who was she?
Answer: Ruth Rendell
Question: Who composed the orchestral march "Crown Imperial", it was used for the coronation of King George VI in 1937?
Answer: William Walton.