zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: In which newspaper are official notices relating to matters of state, Parliament, planning, transport and public finance, as well as insolvency and bankruptcy published in Scotland ?
Answer: EDINBURGH GAZETTE
Question: What is the name of the daily broadsheet newspaper published in Leeds?
Answer: YORKSHIRE POST
Question: Who composed 'On Hearing The First Cuckoo In Spring'?
Answer: FREDERICK DELIUS
Question: The sculpture 'Dream' by Jaume Plensa, which overlooks the M62, is sited at which former colliery?
Answer: SUTTON MANOR
Question: Which Rugby Union team plays home games at the Liberty Stadium in Swansea?
Answer: OSPREYS
Question: In London, trains cross Hungerford Bridge in to which station north of the River Thames?
Answer: CHARING CROSS
Question: Which airport serves the Leeds/Bradford area?
Answer: YEADON
Question: Which Cricket county's Twenty20 team are known as the 'Royals'?
Answer: WORCESTERSHIRE
Question: What is the state capital of Michigan, USA?
Answer: LANSING
Question: Which sea lies between Korea and Shanghai?
Answer: YELLOW SEA
Question: Which vegetable has varieties 'Streamline' and 'Enorma'?
Answer: RUNNER BEAN
Question: Which Cricket county's Twenty20 team are known as the 'Eagles'?
Answer: ESSEX
Question: What was the name of the fictional pair of old men who answered readers letters in the Daily Mirror for 54 years from 1936 to 1990?
Answer: 'THE OLD CODGERS'
Question: Liverpool-born Bill Harry was responsible for which '60's pop publication?
Answer: 'MERSEY BEAT'
Question: What is the state capital of Montana, USA?
Answer: HELENA
Question: Which African capital city is named after an American President?
Answer: MONROVIA, Liberia
Question: Which product was advertised on TV with the slogan "Good to the last drop"?
Answer: MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE
Question: What was the forename of Mr. Bentley, founder of the famous car company?
Answer: WALTER
Question: Which American city is home to the Basketball side 'The Rockets'?
Answer: HOUSTON, Texas
Question: Which Shakespeare play contains the characters
Answer: 'TROILUS AND CRESSIDA'
Question: During World War II, the air defence of Malta was entrusted to three antiquated aeroplanes named 'Faith', 'Hope' and 'Charity'. What make and model were these planes?
Answer: GLOSTER GLADIATORS
Question: From which t.v. comedy series did the catchphrase "We really want to see those fingers" come?
Answer: 'SHOOTING STARS'
Question: Which jockey rode 'Devon Loch' in the 1956 Grand National?
Answer: DICK FRANCIS
Question: 'Juice FM 107.6' broadcasts from which town/city?
Answer: LIVERPOOL
Question: Which flower has types called 'Decorative', 'Ball' and 'Pompom'?
Answer: DAHLIA
Question: What is the name of Albania's unit of currency?
Answer: LEK
Question: Who wrote the Tony Christie hit 'Is This The Way To Amarillo'?
Answer: NEIL SEDAKA
Question: What is the London counterpart of the Grevin Museum in Paris?
Answer: MADAME TUSSAUDS
Question: Who supplied the voice for 'Zeebad' in the 'Magic Roundabout' movie?
Answer: TOM BAKER
Question: Who was the Tory Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1809 to 1812?
Answer: SPENCER PERCIVAL
Question: If you ordered cebolla in a Spanish Restaurant what would you be served?
Answer: Onion
Question: Who voiced the character of Bruce the shark in Finding Nemo?
Answer: Barry Humphries
Question: In which American city do the Padres play major league baseball?
Answer: San Diego
Question: What room literally means, "exercise naked"?
Answer: Gymnasium
Question: In which American city do the Wizards play major league baseball?
Answer: Washington
Question: Which mountain is nicknamed the Tiger of the Alps?
Answer: Matterhorn
Question: ‘Ba' is the chemical symbol for which element?
Answer: Barium
Question: Which Australian group had a top 40 hit in Britain in 1992 with "Weather with You"?
Answer: Crowded House
Question: Which album featuring 30's crooner Al Bowlly got to no 10 in the charts in 1978? (With a little help from a TV serial)
Answer: Pennies From Heaven
Question: Down which river's valley does the mistral blow?
Answer: The Rhone
Question: The African Fish Eagle is the emblem of which team in the 2011 Rugby Union World Cup?
Answer: NAMIBIA
Question: Which nineteenth century conflict is the background to the novel 'Cold Mountain' by Charles Frazier?
Answer: AMERICAN CIVIL WAR
Question: Which castle dominates the landscape of Castletown on the Isle of Man?
Answer: CASTLE RUSHEN
Question: In Buckinghamshire which word completes the town High ......, and the village West .....?
Answer: WYCOMBE
Question: The Sir Tom Finney Sports centre, opened last month, is on which university campus?
Answer: University of CENTRAL LANCASHIRE
Question: What is the name of the Cricket ground which hosted its first England Test Match this year?
Answer: THE ROSE BOWL (Southampton, Hampshire)
Question: The US state of Nevada has borders with Arizona, California, Oregon, Utah and which other state?
Answer: IDAHO
Question: Who won the Men's 100 metres at the 2011 World Athletics Championships?
Answer: YOHAN BLAKE
Question: Chapter tiles of which classic novel include 'I Am Sent Away', 'Dora's Aunts' and 'Mr. Micawber's Transactions'?
Answer: 'DAVID COPPERFIELD'
Question: In 1965 who became the first Australian group to top the UK singles charts?
Answer: 'THE SEEKERS'
Question: Which children's character lives in 'Pontypandy'?
Answer: 'FIREMAN SAM'
Question: In which county is Knebworth House?
Answer: HERTFORDSHIRE
Question: Which actor, famous for 'Please Sir!' and 'Sykes' has 'acted' in every performance of 'The Mousetrap' reading a news bulletin via a recording?
Answer: DERYCK GUYLER
Question: Complete the name of the Church of England diocese; 'Bath and .....'?
Answer: 'WELLS'
Question: Which country is identified by the name 'Hrvatska' on its stamps?
Answer: CROATIA
Question: Footballers Phil Jones and Clarke Carlisle are former pupils of Balshaw's High School. In which Lancashire town is the school?
Answer: LEYLAND
Question: According to the proverb ‘Wednesday’s child is full of what’?
Answer: WOE
Question: Who presents the ITV quiz show ‘Take on the Twisters’?
Answer: JULIA BRADBURY
Question: Which island is nicknamed ‘The Lighthouse of the Mediterranean’?
Answer: STROMBOLI
Question: Where are the headquarters of the Royal National Lifeboat Institution?
Answer: POOLE
Question: On which motorway is Hartshead Moor services?
Answer: M62
Question: On which motorway is Hilton Park services?
Answer: M6
Question: www.gosh.nhs.uk is the website for which hospital?
Answer: GREAT ORMOND STREET (HOSPITAL)
Question: Which prop forward has most rugby union caps for England?
Answer: JASON LEONARD
Question: Where are the headquarters of the Automobile Association?
Answer: BASINGSTOKE
Question: Who plays Violet, The Dowager Countess of Grantham in ‘Downton Abbey’?
Answer: MAGGIE SMITH
Question: Which Shakespeare play has the characters Deiphobus and Alexander?
Answer: Troilus and Cressida
Question: What is the Scientific observation and study of the atmosphere called?
Answer: Meteorology
Question: In Norse mythology, who was the wife of the god Odin and goddess of the sky?
Answer: Frigga
Question: If you ordered manzana in a Spanish Restaurant what would you be served?
Answer: Apple
Question: Which fictional seafarer is the hero of Dudley Pope's novels?
Answer: Nicholas Ramage
Question: What is the meaning of the Spanish word 'Zorro'?
Answer: Fox
Question: What was the name of the political statement made by four members of the Labour Party in January 1981 effectively launching the SDP?
Answer: The Limehouse Declaration
Question: What name is given to the territory of one country that is inside the territory of another?
Answer: Enclave
Question: With which sport would you associate with the "Toronto Raptors" and the Houston Rockets"?
Answer: Basketball
Question: Which Scottish cheese is rolled in oatmeal?
Answer: Caboc
Question: Sharing its name with a painter, what was the name of the dog that won Britain's Got Talent in 2015?
Answer: Matisse
Question: Name the year: 900 followers of the Rev Jim Jones commit suicide in Guyana, Ipswich Town defeat Arsenal in the FA cup final and Louise Brown becomes the first test tube baby?
Answer: 1978
Question: Name the year Rumanian dictator Nicolae Ceausecu is executed, Boris Becker wins the last of his three Wimbledon titles and Akihito succeeds his father as Emperor of Japan?
Answer: 1989
Question: Demophobia is the fear of what?
Answer: Crowds
Question: In which town or city is the East Anglian Daily Times published?
Answer: Ipswich
Question: """I got rhythm"" and ""S'wonderful"" are songs from which musical?"
Answer: An American in Paris
Question: Who is the Minister for Energy and Climate change?
Answer: Amber Rudd
Question: Which comedy actor said "He's not the messiah, he's a very naughty boy" in the Life of Brian?
Answer: Terry Jones
Question: Where would you find the Tomb of the Venerable Bede?
Answer: Durham Cathedral
Question: Which actor spoke the line "I love the smell of napalm in the morning* in the 1979 film Apocalypse Now?
Answer: Robert Duval
Question: Which musical festival was founded by John Christie in 1934 in East Sussex?
Answer: Glyndebourne
Question: WBQ is the National Rail code for which station in the North West?
Answer: Warrington Bank Quay
Question: What is the term in economics for a market where there is only one buyer but many sellers, the opposite of a monopoly?
Answer: Monopsony
Question: Which country adopted the euro as its currency on January 1st this year?
Answer: Lithuania
Question: Which 1998 film tells a fictionalised account of the Battle of Mount Austen, part of the Guadalcanal Campaign in the Second World War?
Answer: The Thin Red Line
Question: The JCB Fastrac is what type of vehicle?
Answer: Tractor
Question: Which English footballer and plumber died in February last year aged 91?
Answer: Tom Finney
Question: How many edges has a pentadecagon?
Answer: 15
Question: Who composed Arrival of the Queen of Sheba in 1748?
Answer: George Frideric Handel
Question: In which city is the Scotland Street School Museum?
Answer: Glasgow
Question: The Gulf of Bothnia is an arm of which sea?
Answer: Baltic
Question: Who is the manager of Aston Villa FC?
Answer: Tim Sherwood
Question: What are below the map of the island on the flag of Cyprus?
Answer: (Two) Olive Branches
Question: Who is the President of the European Commission?
Answer: Jean-Claude Juncker
Question: Which US President was the first and only one to take the presidential oath on an aeroplane?
Answer: Lyndon B Johnson
Question: In which county can you visit Belvoir Castle?
Answer: Leicestershire
Question: Who was the Leader of the Liberal Democrats in the 1992 General Election?
Answer: Paddy Ashdown
Question: Karren Brady is vice-chairman of which Premier League football club?
Answer: West Ham United
Question: The Beatles albums up to Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band were released on which label?
Answer: Parlophone
Question: A quadranscentennial event occurs every how many years?
Answer: Twenty five
Question: How many square metres are there in a hectare?
Answer: 10000
Question: How many square yards are there in an acre?
Answer: 4840
Question: McCaig's Folly in Oban, Scotland was built in the style of which more famous building?
Answer: The Colosseum
Question: Prokofiev's "Dance of the Knights" is used as the opening theme music for which reality TV show?
Answer: The Apprentice
Question: Much in the news recently, what job in the Government is held by James Brokenshire?
Answer: Minister for Security and Immigration
Question: How many gallons of ale in a butt?
Answer: 108
Question: Which art movement was formed in 1905 in Dresden by Ernst Kirchner and Erich Heckel amongst others?
Answer: Die Brucke (The Bridge)
Question: What type of creature is a Devil's Coach Horse?
Answer: Beetle
Question: On which Spanish Costa is Malaga?
Answer: Del Sol
Question: Which film won the Oscar for best picture in 2015?
Answer: Birdman
Question: What was the pen name of the illustrator Hablot Knight-Brown?
Answer: Phiz
Question: Whose first novel published in 1973 was The Rachel Papers?
Answer: Martin Amis
Question: The headquarters of which political party are in Newton Abbot, Devon?
Answer: UKIP
Question: What is the middle name of TV producer William G Stewart?
Answer: Gladstone
Question: Who has been the Leader of the SNP in the House of Commons since 2007?
Answer: Angus Robertson
Question: Which former newspaper editor tweeted in June ‘Alastair Cook thinks his current KP-less England team will regain the Ashes this summer. In other news, I will be elected Pope in August.’?
Answer: Piers Morgan
Question: Who was the doctor and chief scientist on Scott’s Terra Nova Expedition to the South Pole?
Answer: Edward Wilson
Question: King Power Stadium in Leicester is named after the leading travel retail company in which country?
Answer: Thailand
Question: Which airline has flight FR9146 from Liverpool to Barcelona and flight FR 9862 from Liverpool to Malaga?
Answer: Ryanair
Question: Which actress, who appeared in 24 of the films, played Calpurnia in Carry On Cleo?
Answer: Joan Sims
Question: Who won the World Figure Skating Championship ten times between 1901 and 1911 – a jump is named after him?
Answer: Ulrich Salchow
Question: Which city is the capital of Tanzania?
Answer: Dodoma
Question: Give a year in the life of prison reformer Elizabeth Fry.
Answer: 1780-1845
Question: In which county is the Thames-side town of Marlow?
Answer: Buckinghamshire
Question: On the Plimsoll Line what doers F denote?
Answer: Fresh Water
Question: Which actress enjoyed the Good Life then went Solo
Answer: Felicity Kendall
Question: What is New York's equivalent to the Financial Times
Answer: The Wall Street Journal
Question: In which newspaper does the cartoon dog Fred Basset appear
Answer: The Daily Mail
Question: In which Sunday newspaper do The Broons and Oor Wullie appear
Answer: The Sunday Post
Question: Who won the Canadian Grand Prix in 2001
Answer: Ralf Schumacher
Question: Who was the last team to win the FA Cup with 11 Englishmen
Answer: West Ham
Question: Where in the body would you find the mount of Apollo
Answer: On the hand
Question: If you suffer from dipsomania what are you obsessed by
Answer: Alcohol
Question: Who were Young Gifted and Black in the sixties
Answer: Bob and Marcia
Question: Which mode of transport was introduced in 1634 by Sanders Dunscombe
Answer: Sedan chair
Question: In which English city did trams return to the U.K. In 1992 after an absence of 40 years
Answer: Manchester
Question: What sport is played by Portland Trailblazers
Answer: Basketball
Question: What nationality was F1 Grand Prix driver Ronnie Peterson
Answer: Swedish
Question: Who was the host of the radio quiz show, Have a Go
Answer: Wilfred Pickles
Question: The tiger snake is one of the deadliest, in which country is it found in it's natural habitat
Answer: Australia
Question: What was Tommy Cooper's signature tune
Answer: Sheikh of Araby
Question: Members of which profession are most likely to understand the metonic cycle
Answer: Astronomers
Question: If you are a member of the Q Guild what would your job be
Answer: Butcher
Question: What is the floor of a boxing ring called
Answer: The canvas
Question: What was the name of the Virginian's ranch in the vintage western series The Virginian
Answer: Shiloh Ranch
Question: What was John Alderton's nickname in Please Sir
Answer: Privet
Question: What did The Daily Worker change it's name to in the 60's
Answer: The Morning Star
Question: Which Swiss football club shares its name with an insect
Answer: Grasshoppers
Question: Which event is featured on the last day of the modern pentathlon
Answer: Cross country running
Question: Who had a 1998 top ten hit with Crush
Answer: Jennifer Paige
Question: What is the road bed of a railway called
Answer: The permanent way
Question: Who played the part of Harry in Third Rock From the Sun
Answer: French Stewart
Question: Which actor played the robot cowboy in Westworld
Answer: Yul Brynner
Question: What was the name of Tina Turner's character in Mad Max Beyond the Thunderdome
Answer: Auntie Entity
Question: What is the more common name for the Tibetan ox
Answer: Yak
Question: What type of creature is a dik dik
Answer: Antelope
Question: What colour flag is flown to denote danger area unsafe in skiing
Answer: Yellow
Question: What is the boiling point of water on the Fahrenheit scale
Answer: 212 degrees
Question: Who had a No 1 in 1996 with Breakfast at Tiffanys
Answer: Deep Blue Something
Question: What is the correct name for the "Clock" in a taxi cab
Answer: Taximeter
Question: What is the first name of the character played by Robert Carlyle in the Full Monty
Answer: Gary
Question: Which war hero was the subject of the film Reach for the Sky
Answer: Douglas Bader
Question: Which two football clubs were elected to the Scottish league in 2000
Answer: Elgin City and Peterhead
Question: The reigning champion in F1 gets car number 1 who gets number 2
Answer: His team mate
Question: What are the two main colours on a Battenberg cake
Answer: Pink and yellow
Question: What is a sample of cloth or wallpaper called
Answer: A swatch
Question: Which tradesman would use a leggatt and a yealm in his work
Answer: A thatcher
Question: Who moved from Grace Brothers to The Last Of The Summer Wine
Answer: Frank Thornton
Question: Who wrote One Foot In The Grave
Answer: David Renwick
Question: Which song sang by the Chiffons shares it’s name with an aria from Puccinis Madame Butterfly
Answer: One Fine Day
Question: Which group were once known as the Chillingford Chokers
Answer: The Stranglers
Question: In which war was the Victoria Cross first awarded
Answer: Crimean
Question: What colour is the ribbon on the George Cross
Answer: Dark Blue
Question: What sport is played by the London Leopards
Answer: Basketball
Question: What pieces of sporting equipment are 28 inches high and 9 inches wide
Answer: Cricket wickets
Question: By what title do we know Gerald Grosvenor
Answer: Duke of Westminster
Question: In the sitcom My Wife Next Door which actress played Suzy Bassett
Answer: Hannah Gordon
Question: What was the first country to get Trivial Pursuit
Answer: Canada
Question: What colour is Whitechapel Street on a Monopoly board
Answer: Brown
Question: In a pack of cards what do all the queens hold in their hands
Answer: A flower
Question: What sport is played by Houston Astros
Answer: Baseball
Question: Who holds the record for the most goals scored in a football league match
Answer: Joe Payne
Question: Which two metals are alloyed to form brass
Answer: Copper and zinc
Question: Over how many degrees of longitude do the imaginary time zones stretch
Answer: Fifteen degrees
Question: Who had number ones in 1996 with Flava and I Feel You
Answer: Peter Andre
Question: Which actor had a hit in the sixties with Presley’s Love Me Tender
Answer: Richard Chamberlain
Question: Which Basque town is home to the football team Real Sociedad
Answer: San Sebastian
Question: Who was voted speedway’s man of the millennium
Answer: Ivan Mauger
Question: Who live at Mockingbird Heights 1313 Mockingbird Lane
Answer: The Munsters
Question: What was the name of the street that the Steptoes lived in
Answer: Oil Drum Lane
Question: What is speleology the study of
Answer: Caves
Question: Who was lead singer of The Jam
Answer: Paul Weller
Question: Who wrote the words for Auld Lang Syne
Answer: Robert Burns
Question: With which musical instrument is Courtney Pine most closely associated
Answer: Saxophone
Question: What was Britain's 1992 Eurovision Song Contest entry sang by Michael Ball
Answer: One Step Out of Time
Question: What is a male polecat called
Answer: Hob
Question: A numbat is a variety of which animal
Answer: Anteater
Question: Who presented the Channel 5 revival of It's a Knockout
Answer: Keith Chegwin
Question: In which city was Spender set
Answer: Newcastle
Question: Who was the male star of Colin's Sandwich
Answer: Mel Smith
Question: What animal provided Red Indians with food and clothing
Answer: The bison
Question: Who was the first professional footballer in Britain to be sent to prison for an offence on the field
Answer: Duncan Ferguson
Question: Who sings the signature tune to Dad's Army
Answer: Bud Flanagan
Question: For which TV theme did Ron Grainer ask the B.B.C sound workshop for sounds like wind bubbles and clouds
Answer: Dr. Who
Question: In which country is Maastricht
Answer: Holland
Question: What is the former name of Sri Lanka
Answer: Ceylon
Question: What was the former name of Radio Four
Answer: The Home Service
Question: What was Iceland formerly called
Answer: Bejams
Question: Which BBC 2 programme features radio controlled machines fighting each other
Answer: Robot Wars
Question: What is the name of the church featured in The Vicar of Dibley
Answer: Saint Barnabas
Question: How many square centimetres are there in a square metre
Answer: Ten thousand
Question: Who had a U.K. number 1 in the 90's with Doctor Jones
Answer: Aqua
Question: Which London duo sang that you had more rabbit than Sainsburys
Answer: Chas and Dave
Question: Who was the first player to score two hundred and fifty Premier League goals
Answer: Alan Shearer
Question: Who was golf's first millionaire from playing golf
Answer: Arnold Palmer
Question: Which sport first appeared as an Olympic sport at the 1998 Winter Olympics
Answer: Curling
Question: What is the largest city in Tennessee
Answer: Memphis
Question: Where in the U.S.A. are the headquarters of the C.I.A.
Answer: Langley Virginia
Question: What is the state capital of New Jersey
Answer: Trenton
Question: Which brand of tea was advertised by Cilla Black dressed as a waitress
Answer: Typhoo
Question: What is the capital of Turkey
Answer: Ankara
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 80's with Prince Charming
Answer: Adam Ant
Question: What was the last hit for the New Seekers
Answer: Anthem
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 60's with Sugar Sugar
Answer: Archies
Question: What was the christian name of Captain Mainwaring in Dad's Army
Answer: George
Question: What is the name of the TV news company in Drop the Dead Donkey
Answer: Globelink
Question: What was the christian name of Arkwright’s nephew in Open All Hours
Answer: Granville
Question: In the fifties television series William Tell who was Tell’s arch enemy
Answer: Gessler
Question: What is Britain’s busiest and biggest container port
Answer: Felixstowe
Question: What is the trade of a British Army soldier with a white horseshoe on his upper arm
Answer: Farrier
Question: What firth does Inverness overlook
Answer: The Moray Firth
Question: What is the air force equivalent of an Army General
Answer: Air Chief Marshall
Question: What was the name given to the followers of Garibaldi in the Italian Wars of Independence
Answer: Redshirts
Question: What was the best selling Elvis Presley single in the U.K.
Answer: It's Now Or Never
Question: What is the world’s best selling magazine
Answer: Reader’s Digest
Question: Who won the Monaco Grand Prix in 2000
Answer: David Coulthard
Question: In basketball what is the term used for ramming the ball into the basket from close range
Answer: Slam dunk
Question: Which Scottish racecourse begins with A
Answer: Ayr
Question: What sport is played by Penrith Panthers
Answer: Rugby league
Question: Who was a one hit wonder in 1975 with Feelings
Answer: Morris Albert
Question: Who was a one hit wonder in 1981 with O Superman
Answer: Laurie Anderson
Question: Who played Kate in the BBC1 comedy Kiss Me Kate
Answer: Caroline Quentin
Question: Which is the oldest of the motoring Grand Prix races
Answer: French
Question: There are two racecourses on Merseyside, Aintree is one what is the other
Answer: Haydock Park
Question: What relation if any are Les and Rio Ferdinand
Answer: Cousins
Question: What is the Scottish equivalent to a Lord Mayor
Answer: Lord Provost
Question: What is the commonest surname in France
Answer: Martin
Question: Who hosts TV's Water Colour Challenge
Answer: Hannah Gordon
Question: What is the longest race in men's athletics
Answer: 50 kilometre walk
Question: Who was the founder of the S.A.S.
Answer: David Stirling
Question: What rank in the British Amy was the equivalent to a Standartenfuhrer in the S.S.
Answer: Colonel