zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which Danish scientist won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1922 for his work on atomic structure and quantum theory?
Answer: Niels Bohr
Question: Who was the last British Prime Minister to be buried in Westminster Abbey?
Answer: Clement Attlee
Question: Which Nobel Prize winner shot himself in 1961?
Answer: Ernest Hemingway
Question: In which 1970s TV detective series did the character Frank Haskins appear?
Answer: The Sweeney
Question: In which book did Aunt Ada Doom see 'something nasty in the woodshed'?
Answer: Cold Comfort Farm
Question: Marie Antoinette was born into which Royal House?
Answer: Habsburg
Question: In which Canadian city are the Blue Jays baseball team based?
Answer: Toronto
Question: The FARC are the largest rebel group operating in which South American country?
Answer: Colombia
Question: Which King was born and died in Buckingham Palace?
Answer: Edward VII
Question: Which railway terminal in Paris takes its name from one of Napoleon's victories?
Answer: (Gare d') Austerlitz
Question: At 135 metres tall (443 feet) where is Europe's largest ferris wheel?
Answer: London
Question: Calabrese is what type of vegetable?
Answer: Broccoli
Question: Rachel Weisz is married to which actor?
Answer: Daniel Craig
Question: The doner kebab originated in which country?
Answer: Turkey
Question: Vocalist, guitarist and harmonica player Guy Garvey is with which group?
Answer: Elbow
Question: Which American author wrote The Lost Symbol, Angels and Demons, etc?
Answer: Dan Brown
Question: The sassafras plant (or bark) provides the primary flavour of what?
Answer: Root Beer
Question: The 1992 romantic comedy film "The Cutting Edge" portrayed which sport?
Answer: Figure Skating
Question: 'Live well for less' is the slogan of which supermarket chain?
Answer: Sainsbury's
Question: The Mexican drink Kahlua has a distinct taste of what?
Answer: Coffee
Question: The cocktail 'blue lagoon' includes what alcoholic spirit?
Answer: Vodka
Question: Which island is known as The Pearl of the Indian Ocean'?
Answer: Sri Lanka
Question: Which US football team is based in East Rutherford, New Jersey?
Answer: New York Giants
Question: Which sculptor is famous for designing the Statue of Liberty?
Answer: Frédéric Auguste Bartholdi
Question: What is the common name of the bird with the Latin name 'Falco Subbuteo'?
Answer: The Hobby
Question: Who is chief executive of Ryanair?
Answer: Michael O'Leary
Question: What name is given in physics to a collision in which no kinetic energy is lost?
Answer: Elastic
Question: Bowmore is the largest town on which Scottish island?
Answer: Islay
Question: Juliet, Cupid and Desdemona are moons of which planet?
Answer: URANUS
Question: In the pantomime, what told Dick Whittington to turn again?
Answer: THE BELLS OF LONDON
Question: Who was voted Time Magazine person of the century in 1999?
Answer: ALBERT EINSTEIN
Question: Dakar is the capital city of which African country?
Answer: SENEGAL
Question: Suzuki is the maid of which operatic heroine?
Answer: MADAME BUTTERFLY
Question: Which Asian Country is an archipelago of 17,504 islands?
Answer: INDONESIA
Question: In which pantomime does the character Maid Marian appear?
Answer: BABES IN THE WOOD
Question: Vardon, overlapping and cross handed are grips used in which sport?
Answer: GOLF
Question: Four footballers have won the 'Balloon d'Or' three times, but only two have done so in consecutive years. Lionel Messi is one, who is the other?
Answer: MICHEL PLATINI
Question: What is the minimum age for male golfers on the European Seniors tour?
Answer: 50
Question: Which Surrey and England cricketer retired in 1934 after making 199 first class centuries?
Answer: JACK HOBBS
Question: Which actress played Hazel the Witch in the children's TV programme "Rentaghost"?
Answer: Molly Weir
Question: Who is the mother of TV presenter and model Chloe Madeley?
Answer: Judy Finnigan
Question: Which organic compound has the formula C4H10?
Answer: Butane
Question: Which fashion designer created uniforms for the American 2012 Olympic team?
Answer: Ralph Lauren
Question: Which English poet died in a house at the foot of the Spanish Steps in Rome. It is now a museum dedicated to his memory?
Answer: John Keats
Question: Who is to replace Charles Dickens on the UK £10 note in 2017?
Answer: Jane Austen
Question: In which country was Jean-Claude Van Damme born?
Answer: Belgium
Question: After China and India, which African country is the world's largest tea producing nation?
Answer: Kenya
Question: For what does the first 'S' stand in SMS?
Answer: Short
Question: Which American film actor and comedian starred in such films as It's a Gift (1934) and 'What a Man" (1941)
Answer: W. C. Fields
Question: Who replaced Rowan Williams to become the new Archbishop of Canterbury in February 2013?
Answer: Justin Welby
Question: Whose first husband was Conrad Hilton Jnr., heir to the hotel empire?
Answer: Elizabeth Taylor
Question: In U.S. slang what value currency note is a Ulysses?
Answer: $50 bill
Question: Who hosts ITVs quiz show The Chase?
Answer: Bradley Walsh
Question: In which German city did Becks beer originate?
Answer: Bremen
Question: In which city is the U.S. Naval Academy?
Answer: Annapolis
Question: Which motor manufacturer makes the models Roomster and Superb?
Answer: Skoda
Question: Who hosts the BBC quiz show Perfection?
Answer: Nick Knowles
Question: Who wrote To the Devil, a Daughter and The Haunting of Toby Jugg?
Answer: Dennis Wheatley
Question: Located in the Orkneys, what is Britain's most northerly working whisky distillery?
Answer: Highland Park
Question: Which country, in 1893, was the first to give women the vote?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: Where in England is the Britannia Royal Naval College?
Answer: Dartmouth
Question: Who played Alfred Hitchcock in the 2012 film Hitchcock?
Answer: Anthony Hopkins
Question: In pre-decimal currency how much was half a groat worth?
Answer: 2 pence
Question: Which vegetable is used in the dip baba ghanoush?
Answer: Aubergine
Question: Who wrote the novel Saturday Night, Sunday Morning?
Answer: Alan Sillitoe
Question: Which tree is also known as the Mountain Ash?
Answer: Rowan
Question: How many different Nobel Prizes are awarded each year?
Answer: Six
Question: The 1812 Overture was written to celebrate the defeat of Napoleon in which city?
Answer: Moscow
Question: Which US city is known as `Beantown'?
Answer: Boston, Massachusetts
Question: Who wrote the plays 'Cavalcade', 'Bitter Sweet' and 'Hay Fever'?
Answer: Noel Coward
Question: Which modern sport is similar to the 18th century game `battledore'?
Answer: Badminton
Question: Which hat is named after an 1894 novel by George du Maurier?
Answer: Trilby
Question: An annual New Year's Day concert is held in the 'Golden Hall' of the Musikverein, in which city?
Answer: Vienna
Question: Nureyev, Makarova and Baryshnikov all defected from which ballet company?
Answer: Kirov
Question: 'Closing Time' published in 1994 was a sequel to which 1961 novel?
Answer: Catch 22
Question: What sort of a creature is a drongo?
Answer: A BIRD
Question: What is the staple diet of the leopard seal?
Answer: PENGUINS
Question: What was the profession of Louis Le Vau?
Answer: ARCHITECT
Question: In which state of the USA can the city of Omaha be found?
Answer: NEBRASKA
Question: Which film musical starred Lee Marvin, Clint Eastwood and Jean Seberg?
Answer: PAINT YOUR WAGON
Question: After which Austrian physicist is the ratio of the velocity of a body in a medium to the velocity of sound in that medium named?
Answer: ERNST MACH
Question: Who was the King of Albania from 1928 to 1939?
Answer: ZOG I
Question: Which British composer wrote the opera Troilus and Cressida?
Answer: SIR WILLIAM WALTON
Question: Which US novelist wrote 'Big Sur'?
Answer: JACK KEROUAC
Question: What was Capability Brown's first name?
Answer: LANCELOT
Question: How is milk sugar otherwise known?
Answer: LACTOSE
Question: Which incompetent police force featured in the silent film comedies produced by Mack Sennett?
Answer: THE KEYSTONE COPS
Question: Which unit of power is represented by the symbol W?
Answer: WATT
Question: Which Armenian composer wrote the ballets Gayaneh and Spartacus?
Answer: KHACHATURIAN
Question: In 2013 the drinks brands Lucozade and Ribena were bought by which Japanese company?
Answer: Suntory
Question: Which company bought Cadbury's in 2012?
Answer: Kraft
Question: Which former snooker player was a co-presenter on the TV show 'Big Break'?
Answer: John Virgo
Question: Who became Prime Minister of Australia in September 2013?
Answer: Tony Abbott
Question: Which classic novel was originally to have been called 'The Sea Cook'?
Answer: Treasure Island
Question: Portia Simpson-Miller was sworn in as Prime Minister of which country in January 2012?
Answer: Jamaica
Question: In the nursery rhyme 'Sing a Song of Sixpence', what pecked off the maid's nose?
Answer: Blackbird
Question: Through which organ does food pass from the mouth through the pharynx to the stomach?
Answer: Oesophagus
Question: Which US state was the title of a no. 1 hit for Pussycat in 1976?
Answer: Mississippi
Question: David McCallum played the character Illya Kuryakin in which TV series?
Answer: The Man From UNCLE
Question: Which music is traditionally played as the final encore at the New Year's Day concert by the Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra?
Answer: The Radetzky March
Question: David McCallum played the character Dr Daniel Westin in which TV series?
Answer: The Invisible Man
Question: Who assassinated Mahatma Ghandi on 306 January 1948?
Answer: (Nathuram) Godse
Question: Who was assassinated by Yigal Amir on 4th November 1995?
Answer: Yitzhak Rabin
Question: Brown Panther, the winner of the Goodwood Cup in 2013, is owned by which ex-footballer?
Answer: Michael Owen
Question: Which Greek hero was the son of King Telamon of Salamis?
Answer: Ajax
Question: In 2012, which female Paralympian won 4 gold medals in cycling to add to the 7 golds from previous games she won for swimming? She was awarded a DBE in December 2012.
Answer: Sarah Storey
Question: Which goddess is the Greek equivalent of Venus?
Answer: Aphrodite
Question: In which city would you find the Charles River, Fenway Park and the ship USS Constitution?
Answer: Boston
Question: Which BBC series of 2012/13, set in the 1950's is centered around Nonnatus House in the East End of London?
Answer: Call the Midwife
Question: The title of the Agatha Christie story By the Pricking of my Thumbs is a quote taken from which Shakespeare play?
Answer: Macbeth
Question: The Nile flows through three African capital cities: Cairo, Khartoum and which other?
Answer: Juba
Question: Which country has a currency of a Quetzal divided into 100 centavos?
Answer: GUATEMALA
Question: Which American President had the forenames James Abram?
Answer: GARFIELD
Question: Which county was the setting for the ITV drama 'Broadchurch'?
Answer: DORSET
Question: What is the capital city of Botswana?
Answer: GABORONE
Question: 'A Touch of Glass', 'Friday the 14th' and 'The Miracle of Peckham' were episodes in which classic sitcom?
Answer: ONLY FOOLS AND HORSES
Question: Who was Children's Laureate between Michael Morpurgo and Michael Rosen?
Answer: JACQUELINE WILSON
Question: In which US state is Plymouth Rock, the site of disembarkation of the Mayflower Pilgrims in 1620?
Answer: MASSACHUSETTS
Question: At the age of sixty-four, who was the oldest person to accede to the British throne?
Answer: WILLIAM IV
Question: Which novel of 1813 begins 'It is a truth universally acknowledged that a single man in possession of a good fortune must be in want of a wife'?
Answer: PRIDE AND PREJUDICE
Question: In the human body, what is produced by the islets of langerhans in the pancreas?
Answer: INSULIN
Question: What is the name of the 2002 film directed by Steven Spielberg in which Leonardo DiCaprio starred as real life con man Frank Abagnale?
Answer: CATCH ME IF YOU CAN
Question: Baklava, a pastry sweetened with honey, originated in which country?
Answer: TURKEY
Question: Who became acting leader of the Labour Party following the death of John Smith in 1994?
Answer: MARGARET BECKET
Question: In which English Cathedral is the Mappa Mundi kept?
Answer: HEREFORD
Question: How many Gold Medals did the Great British team win at the 2012 Summer Olympics?
Answer: 29
Question: Which playwright's works include 'The Madness of George III' and 'The History Boys'?
Answer: ALAN BENNETT
Question: Who was the Irish Premier at the time of the signing of the Good Friday Agreement in 1998?
Answer: BERTIE AHERN
Question: In which cathedral were all but six of the Kings of France crowned?
Answer: RHEIMS
Question: Which children's author created the character Tracy Beaker?
Answer: JACQUELINE WILSON
Question: In the TV series "The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perin' what was Reggie's middle name?
Answer: IOLANTHE
Question: Who directed the 1963 film The Birds?
Answer: Alfred Hitchcock
Question: What is the state capital of Vermont?
Answer: Montpelier
Question: Which English rugby union club play home matches at Sandy Park?
Answer: Exeter Chiefs
Question: What is cynophobia a fear of?
Answer: Dogs
Question: Which edible element has the E number E175?
Answer: Gold
Question: In which country did actor Clive Dunn die in 2012?
Answer: Portugal
Question: Who directed the 1986 film The Fly?
Answer: David Cronenberg
Question: What does a nephrologist study?
Answer: The kidneys
Question: In which city was Bonnie Prince Charlie born?
Answer: Rome
Question: Chief Superintendent Strange, played by James Grout, was the boss of which TV detective?
Answer: Morse
Question: Which property completes this group of 3 on the Monopoly board? Piccadilly, Coventry Street and where?
Answer: Leicester Square
Question: Tokay wine comes from which European country?
Answer: Hungary
Question: In which country did DJ John Peel die in 2004?
Answer: Peru
Question: Who was Playboy's first Sweetheart (later Playmate) of the month in 1953?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: What name connects Marge Simpson and Jackie Kennedy?
Answer: BOUVIER
Question: Who plays Robert Crawley, Earl of Grantham in `Downton Abbey'?
Answer: HUGH BONNEVILLE
Question: Which football team formerly played their home games at Roker Park?
Answer: SUNDERLAND
Question: 'How do I love thee? Let me count the ways' is a line written by which poet?
Answer: ELIZABETH BARRETT BROWNING
Question: The site of Pompeii is close to which modern city?
Answer: NAPLES
Question: An odalisque is a female what?
Answer: SLAVE
Question: What was the first name of the Nobel Prize winning scientist (1871-1937) Rutherford?
Answer: ERNEST
Question: Which female crime writer is an occasional crime-solving companion to Hercule Poirot in Agatha Christie's novels?
Answer: ARIADNE OLIVER
Question: Which Shipping Forecast area lies south of South Utsire and north of German Bight?
Answer: FISHER
Question: Who created the TV series Futurama'?
Answer: MATT GROENING
Question: Of what is oneirology the study?
Answer: DREAMS
Question: Name the King of the Netherlands.
Answer: WILLEM-ALEXANDER
Question: Which venue was called the North Greenwich Arena during the 2012 Olympics?
Answer: THE O2 ARENA
Question: Which is the largest island entirely in Indonesia?
Answer: SUMATRA
Question: Which fashion house introduced a youth-oriented line Miu Miu in 1992?
Answer: PRADA
Question: Which UK Prime Minister-to-be married Lady Dorothy Cavendish in 1920?
Answer: HAROLD MACMILLAN
Question: Miss Joan Hunter Dunn is praised in which poem by John Betjeman?
Answer: A SUBALTERN'S LOVE SONG
Question: What is the more common name for the species Panthera Onca?
Answer: JAGUAR
Question: Which animal has species - white, black, Indian, Sumatran and Javan?
Answer: RHINOCEROS
Question: Becky Sharp is the heroine of which novel by William Makepeace Thackeray?
Answer: VANITY FAIR
Question: What is the official currency of Thailand?
Answer: BAHT
Question: Which album by Dire Straits was the best-selling album of 1985?
Answer: BROTHERS IN ARMS
Question: Perca fluviatilis is the scientific name for which fish?
Answer: PERCH
Question: Halloumi cheese originated on which island?
Answer: CYPRUS
Question: Which fish has the Latin name Abramis brama?
Answer: BREAM
Question: Gilda sings the aria Caro Nome in which opera by Verdi?
Answer: RIGOLETTO
Question: Which Liverpool player scored a hat-trick in less than 5 minutes against Arsenal in 1994?
Answer: ROBBIE FOWLER
Question: Angel Clare is a character in which novel by Thomas Hardy?
Answer: TESS OF THE D'URBERVILLES
Question: Who made the longest Budget speech in 1853 which lasted 4 hours 45 minutes?
Answer: WILLIAM EWART GLADSTONE
Question: Who was the first French person to win an Oscar?
Answer: SIMONE SIGNORET
Question: Who wrote the story of the Ugly Duckling?
Answer: Hans Christian Andersen
Question: Which is the smallest borough of New York?
Answer: Manhattan
Question: In which part of the body is the Bowman's Capsule?
Answer: Kidney
Question: The novels 'Murder Must Advertise' and 'The Nine Tailors' feature which fictional detective?
Answer: Lord Peter Wimsey
Question: Brian Johnson is the singer with which 'hard-rock' band founded in 1973 by brothers Malcolm and Angus Young?
Answer: AC/DC
Question: Who revolutionised the high jump when winning the Olympic Gold medal in 1968?
Answer: Dick Fosbury
Question: On TV how were Cyril Mead and Edward McGinnis known?
Answer: Little and Large
Question: Henri Dunant founded the Red Cross after which 1859 battle?
Answer: Solferino
Question: Which city, on the River Leine, is the capital of the German federal state of Lower Saxony?
Answer: Hannover
Question: Stinking Bishop cheese is made in Dymock, in which English county?
Answer: Gloucestershire
Question: On TV how were Robert Harper and Thomas Derbyshire known?
Answer: Cannon and Ball
Question: Who was Britain's longest-serving Foreign Secretary, being in office from December 1905 to December 1916?
Answer: (Sir Edward) Grey
Question: Galena is an ore of which metal?
Answer: LEAD
Question: Who was US President at the time of the Wall Street crash?
Answer: HERBERT HOOVER
Question: Which vegetable has varieties Ailsa Craig, Bedfordshire Champion and Express Yellow?
Answer: ONION
Question: Which is the largest country in the world, by area, that uses only one time zone?
Answer: CHINA
Question: What sort of creature was Jeremy Fisher in the works of Beatrix Potter?
Answer: A FROG
Question: The city of Sunderland stands at the mouth of which river?
Answer: RIVER WEAR
Question: Which bitter extract from the leaves of the plant Artemisia Absinthium is an important flavouring ingredient of absinthe?
Answer: (OIL OF) WORMWOOD
Question: What is secreted by the lachrymal glands?
Answer: TEARS
Question: Which writer had a haddock omelette named after him?
Answer: ARNOLD BENNETT
Question: On which racecourse is the Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe run?
Answer: Longchamps
Question: What is the name of the small island that lies off the southwest coast of the Isle of Man?
Answer: Calf of Man
Question: In which English town is 'The Hat Works', the only museum of hats and headwear in the country?
Answer: Stockport
Question: Which statesman, executed in 1535, has become the Patron Saint of politicians?
Answer: St Thomas More
Question: Who wrote the 1947 play 'A Streetcar Named Desire'?
Answer: Tennessee Williams
Question: Who had a 1979 UK hit with the song 'Ring My Bell'?
Answer: Anita Ward
Question: How is the common shrub Ligustrum more commonly known?
Answer: Privet
Question: Saturn is the Roman god of time, who is the Greek alternative?
Answer: Chronos
Question: The Goose Fair is held annually in which British city?
Answer: Nottingham
Question: Who shot Ronald Reagan on 30 March 1981?
Answer: John Hinckley
Question: Which car company produces a model called the Verso?
Answer: Toyota
Question: In what country was Erno Rubik, inventor of the Rubik cube born?
Answer: Hungary
Question: What is the SI unit of electric charge?
Answer: Coulomb
Question: The song Michelle appears on which Beatles album?
Answer: Rubber Soul
Question: Which Thames bridge lies between Chelsea Bridge and Battersea Bridge?
Answer: Albert Bridge
Question: Who succeeded Augustus as Emperor of Rome in 14AD?
Answer: Tiberius
Question: What is the currency of Algeria?
Answer: Dinar
Question: What is the state capital of Maryland?
Answer: Annapolis
Question: Who was Vice-President of the USA from 1977-81 when Jimmy Carter was President?
Answer: Walter Mondale
Question: In what country was Adolphe Sax, inventor of the saxophone, born?
Answer: Belgium
Question: Who directed the 1999 film American Beauty?
Answer: Sam Mendes
Question: In which country can you find the ruins of the Roman town of Leptis Magna?
Answer: Libya
Question: Which French chef created Peach Melba in 1893?
Answer: Auguste Escoffier
Question: Which company is advertised on TV by the puppets Betty, Earl and Joyce?
Answer: Wonga
Question: The Japanese poetry form known as a Haiku consists of how many syllables?
Answer: 17
Question: Mamie Doud was the wife of which US President?
Answer: Dwight D Eisenhower
Question: A turophile is a lover of which food?
Answer: Cheese
Question: Victorinox is the major brand name of which iconic product?
Answer: Swiss Army Knife
Question: Which US country singer is the second best-selling solo albums artist of all time (in the USA) after Elvis Presley?
Answer: Garth Brooks
Question: Which is the largest moon (by far) of the planet Neptune?
Answer: Triton
Question: Which river, the second longest entirely in Spain, flows through the-cities of Cordoba and Seville?
Answer: Guadalquivir
Question: What treaty, signed in 1955, was officially known as the Treaty of Friendship, Co-operation and Mutual Assistance?
Answer: Warsaw Pact
Question: Which. Australian city is named after the Scotsman who was Governor of New South Wales between 1821 and 1825?
Answer: Brisbane
Question: Which Colorado mountain is the highest peak in the Rocky Mountains?
Answer: Mount Elbert
Question: In which castle on the Isle of Wight was Charles imprisoned?
Answer: Carisbrooke
Question: Who plays the part of Princess Grace in the 2014 film 'Grace of Monaco'?
Answer: Nicole Kidman
Question: What is the highest mountain in Europe?
Answer: MT. ELBRUS
Question: What is the SI unit of energy or work?
Answer: JOULE
Question: Bunthorne's Bride is the subtitle for which Gilbert and Sullivan opera?
Answer: PATIENCE
Question: Which author wrote the Darling Buds of May?
Answer: H. E. BATES
Question: What is the National Airline of Brazil?
Answer: VARIG
Question: What is the Any Equivalent of a RAF Group Captain?
Answer: COLONEL
Question: In the London 2012 Olympics what was the venue for the archery events?
Answer: LORDS CRICKET GROUND
Question: Louise Redknapp was a member of which all girl pop group?
Answer: ETERNAL
Question: What colour is the heraldic colour sable?
Answer: BLACK
Question: In which Irish County would you find the Giant's Causeway?
Answer: COUNTY ANTRIM
Question: What is the real name of the Lone Ranger?
Answer: JOHN REID
Question: In the first European Cup Final in 1957 who were Real Madrid's opponents?
Answer: (STADE DE) REIMS
Question: What is the main currency of the United Arab Emirates?
Answer: DIRHAM
Question: The Song 'It's almost like being in love' comes from which musical?
Answer: BRIGADOON
Question: In which county is the constituency of George Osborne?
Answer: CHESHIRE
Question: Which writer described advertising as `The rattling of a stick inside a swill bucket'?
Answer: GEORGE ORWELL
Question: Who was the Republican candidate who lost the Presidential election to Barack Obama in 2012?
Answer: Mitt Romney
Question: Who won the Best Actress Oscar in 2014 for her role in 'Blue Jasmine'?
Answer: Cate Blanchett
Question: In which year did the National Lottery start in the UK?
Answer: 1994
Question: """Nobody puts Baby in a corner"" is a famous line from which 1987 US film?"
Answer: Dirty Dancing
Question: Which sea separates Australia and Indonesian New Guinea?
Answer: Arafura
Question: In which country is Fjordland National Park?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: Name the swimmer who won 8 gold medals at the Beijing Olympics in 2008.
Answer: Michael Phelps
Question: Which evergreen trees belong to the genus Picea?
Answer: Spruce