zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Who had an affair with Queen Guinevere?
Answer: Sir Lancelot
Question: Who is Nicole Kidman's husband?
Answer: Keith Urban
Question: What actress was born Norma Jeane Mortenson?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: What was Voldemort's birth name?
Answer: Tom Riddle
Question: What is the French word for bread?
Answer: Pain
Question: Who is the leader of the Autobots?
Answer: Optimus Prime
Question: In the late 1980's, what was the name of the Bud Light spokesdog?
Answer: Spuds MacKenzie
Question: In Sharia law, what is the specific punishment for adultery?
Answer: Stoning to Death
Question: What is Siddhartha Gautama better known as?
Answer: Buddha
Question: What country occupied Ethiopia between 1936 and 1941?
Answer: Italy
Question: Who was the first Republican president?
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: Who is the Lord of the Rings?
Answer: Sauron
Question: Who guaranteed victory in Super Bowl III?
Answer: Joe Namath
Question: You will supposedly get seven years of bad luck for breaking what object?
Answer: Mirror
Question: Who was the first director of the FBI?
Answer: J. Edgar Hoover
Question: At Hogwarts, Harry Potter is a member of which house?
Answer: Gryffindor
Question: Who was almost totally deaf when he wrote his final symphony?
Answer: Ludwig Van Beethoven
Question: Who had sons named Uday and Qusay?
Answer: Saddam Hussein
Question: What South Park character frequently dies?
Answer: Kenny
Question: Who was a child star in the 1930's, an ambassador later in life, and died in 2014?
Answer: Shirley Temple
Question: What political party did Tony Blair lead?
Answer: Labour
Question: What is sold at Lloyd's of London?
Answer: Insurance
Question: What country is composed of 26 cantons?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: What country controlled Macau prior to 1999?
Answer: Portugal
Question: Who was born as “Norma Jeane Mortenson”?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: What city were the Beatles from?
Answer: Liverpool
Question: Lombardy is part of what country?
Answer: Italy
Question: What silent film star wore the same style mustache as Adolf Hitler?
Answer: Charlie Chaplin
Question: The Hindu god Ganesha has the head of what type of animal?
Answer: Elephant
Question: What country did the Taliban rule from 1996-2001?
Answer: Afghanistan
Question: What director refers to his films as "joints"?
Answer: Spike Lee
Question: What Italian car company owns the most successful Formula One team of all time?
Answer: Ferrari
Question: Among mammals, what species has the highest total biomass. (The sum of the weight of the entire population of the species)
Answer: Cattle
Question: What do you call an ancient Celtic priest?
Answer: a Druid
Question: What was the first U.S. state to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples?
Answer: Massachusetts
Question: What country did the Soviet Union invade in 1979?
Answer: Afghanistan
Question: What body part do zombies crave?
Answer: Brains
Question: Who led the Palestinian Liberation Organization from 1969-2004?
Answer: Yasser Arafat
Question: Who does the Swiss Guard guard?
Answer: The Pope
Question: What name is given to the Japanese mob?
Answer: Yakuza
Question: What was the name of Wooster's valet?
Answer: Jeeves
Question: What vitamin precursor causes carrots to be orange?
Answer: Beta-Carotene
Question: What mostly-dead language was used to write the Hindu Vedas?
Answer: Sanskrit
Question: During what holiday would one have a seder?
Answer: Passover
Question: According to cliché, what is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration?
Answer: Genius
Question: What species of carnivore has the highest total population?
Answer: Domestic Cat
Question: What German road system famously has no federal speed limit?
Answer: Autobahn
Question: What is the name of an African country or a former British coin worth 21 shillings?
Answer: Guinea
Question: Who did Hulk Hogan bodyslam in Wrestlemania III?
Answer: Andre the Giant
Question: In what U.S. state was Stephen King born?
Answer: Maine
Question: What is the most points a person can score with a single dart throw?
Answer: 60
Question: What type of animal eats royal jelly?
Answer: Bee
Question: What is the name of Elvis Presley's former home?
Answer: Graceland
Question: Seraphim and cherubim are types of what?
Answer: Angels
Question: Who does Bernie Taupin write lyrics for?
Answer: Elton John
Question: In what country was "The Sound of Music" set?
Answer: Austria
Question: What is either a sport or a popular shopping street in Beverly Hills?
Answer: Rodeo
Question: Until 1999, Macau was administered by which country?
Answer: Portugal
Question: Panzer, Abrams, and Sherman are types of what?
Answer: Tanks
Question: What food is sometimes called a Spanish doughnut, despite having a different shape?
Answer: Churros
Question: What is the most popular spectator sport in India?
Answer: Cricket
Question: What is the name of the starship in "Star Trek"?
Answer: USS Enterprise
Question: Although not current, what is the most well-known scale for measuring earthquake intensity?
Answer: Richter
Question: Tony Montana came to the U.S. from which country?
Answer: Cuba
Question: Who is The Incredible Hulk's alter ego?
Answer: Bruce Banner
Question: What is the only substance that can harm Superman?
Answer: Kryptonite
Question: What type of nut is used to make Nutella?
Answer: Hazelnuts
Question: What is Batman's real name?
Answer: Bruce Wayne
Question: What was the first U.S. state to legalize same-sex marriage?
Answer: Massachusetts
Question: If I have a mustache, drink PBR, and liked things before they were cool, what am I?
Answer: A Hipster
Question: Throughout most of the series, who was the headmaster at Hogwarts?
Answer: Albus Dumbledore
Question: What TV show is set in Bikini Bottom?
Answer: SpongeBob SquarePants
Question: What common poison was known as "inheritance powder" in the early 19th century?
Answer: Arsenic
Question: What comedian gets "no respect"?
Answer: Rodney Dangerfield
Question: What title is given to the leader of a Catholic diocese?
Answer: Bishop
Question: What is the central religous text of Islam?
Answer: Quran
Question: In 2012, what did Snoop Dogg say he was changing his name to?
Answer: Snoop Lion
Question: What nautical word refers to the right side of a ship?
Answer: Starboard
Question: What is the only U.S. state whose name is one syllable long?
Answer: Maine
Question: What city was generally the destination of the crusaders?
Answer: Jerusalem
Question: Hooker, Scrum, and Ruck are terms from which sport?
Answer: Rugby
Question: What was the name for the system of racial segregation in South Africa, prior to 1994?
Answer: Apartheid
Question: Who says "Th-th-that's all folks"?
Answer: Porky Pig
Question: A Cypriot is a person from which island?
Answer: Cyprus
Question: """Joey"" was a spin-off of what popular sitcom?"
Answer: Friends
Question: What celebration marked the 60th year of Queen Elizabeth's reign?
Answer: Diamond Jubilee
Question: Morels and chanterelles are types of what?
Answer: Mushrooms
Question: What author wrote several political thrillers that featured the character Jack Ryan?
Answer: Tom Clancy
Question: What did the Montgolfier brothers invent, in 1782?
Answer: Hot Air Balloon
Question: Siberia is part of what country?
Answer: Russia
Question: What traditional Chinese medical procedure involves sticking small needles into the body?
Answer: Acupuncture
Question: What was Cameron Diaz's first major movie? (hint: her co-star was Jim Carrey)
Answer: The Mask
Question: Typically, venison meat comes from what type of animal?
Answer: Deer
Question: What actor frequently performed alongside his dancing partner Ginger Rogers?
Answer: Fred Astaire
Question: What organ is responsible for filtering toxins such as alcohol?
Answer: The Liver
Question: What pop group's first hit was "Wannabe"?
Answer: The Spice Girls
Question: Which U.S. President was known as "Ike"?
Answer: Dwight D. Eisenhower
Question: What ethnic group controls an autonomous region of northeastern Iraq?
Answer: Kurds
Question: In what activity were Garry Kasparov and Bobby Fisher world champions?
Answer: Chess
Question: Which mythological figure sailed on the Argo?
Answer: Jason
Question: Who was the first (and only) female Prime Minister of the United Kingdom?
Answer: Margaret Thatcher
Question: In what classic movie would you see a nightclub named Rick's Cafe?
Answer: Casablanca
Question: In the Pacific Northwest, what's another name for Bigfoot?
Answer: Sasquatch
Question: Plié is a movement that comes from what form of dance?
Answer: Ballet
Question: What type of animal would you find in an apiary?
Answer: a Bee
Question: What city is divided into 20 arrondissements?
Answer: Paris
Question: What stone provided the key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs?
Answer: Rosetta Stone
Question: What British model from the 1960's was "stick thin"?
Answer: Twiggy
Question: Who directed "Pulp Fiction" and "Kill Bill"?
Answer: Quentin Tarantino
Question: What country was Kylie Minogue born in?
Answer: Australia
Question: What is the second book of the Old Testament?
Answer: Exodus
Question: Who was the first murder victim in the Bible?
Answer: Abel
Question: Who is considered the father of psychoanalysis?
Answer: Sigmund Freud
Question: What still-running TV show did Lorne Michaels create in 1975?
Answer: Saturday Night Live
Question: Who was Anakin Skywalker's wife?
Answer: Padmé Amidala
Question: What US state has the most Cajuns?
Answer: Louisiana
Question: To avoid bad luck, what should one throw over their left shoulder?
Answer: Salt
Question: In what country would you find the city of Bruges?
Answer: Belgium
Question: Who is the most famous ragtime composer?
Answer: Scott Joplin
Question: In what country did chess originate?
Answer: India
Question: Who has won the most Daytona 500 races?
Answer: Richard Petty
Question: Who was the commander of the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia?
Answer: Robert E. Lee
Question: The human body is approximately 60% what?
Answer: Water
Question: According to Biblical legend, what landed on Mt. Ararat?
Answer: Noah's Ark
Question: Who is Frodo's famous uncle?
Answer: Bilbo
Question: What plant is commonly used for soothing a burn?
Answer: Aloe Vera
Question: What show features the TARDIS?
Answer: Doctor Who
Question: What is Robin of Locksley better known as?
Answer: Robin Hood
Question: What type of berries are used to flavor gin?
Answer: Juniper Berries
Question: In what game show can you buy a vowel?
Answer: Wheel of Fortune
Question: What exam must be passed to practice law in the United States?
Answer: Bar Exam
Question: Who is Winnie the Pooh's human friend?
Answer: Christopher Robin
Question: Who was crowned as the British monarch in 1838?
Answer: Queen Victoria
Question: What US state is made up entirely of islands?
Answer: Hawaii
Question: What food made Popeye strong?
Answer: Spinach
Question: Under what plant is it customary to kiss during the Christmas season?
Answer: Mistletoe
Question: What country did the band ABBA hail from?
Answer: Sweden
Question: What 1978 horror film introduced Jamie Lee Curtis to the big screen?
Answer: Halloween
Question: Hatters were often “mad” because of exposure to what chemical element?
Answer: Mercury
Question: In what year did the California gold rush start?
Answer: 1848
Question: In the US, the title esquire is used to describe a person who practices what profession?
Answer: Law
Question: Who painted "Guernica" and "The Old Guitarist"?
Answer: Pablo Picasso
Question: """I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse"" is a line from what movie?"
Answer: The Godfather
Question: The Dardanelles separate two parts of what country?
Answer: Turkey
Question: What comic strip features characters named Jughead and Veronica?
Answer: Archie
Question: What river is dammed by the Hoover Dam?
Answer: Colorado River
Question: What brass instrument uses a slide instead of valves?
Answer: Trombone
Question: What word means to pay 10% of your earnings to a church?
Answer: Tithe
Question: What is Gaius Octavius better known as?
Answer: Augustus
Question: What was the name of the Nazi secret police?
Answer: Gestapo
Question: What religious movement started in Jamaica in the 1930's?
Answer: Rastafari
Question: What Germanic language was once the most commonly-spoken language among European Jews?
Answer: Yiddish
Question: What type of collectible, featuring Honus Wagner, was sold for $2.8 million in 2007?
Answer: Baseball Card
Question: What is Judi Dench's title in the British honours system?
Answer: Dame
Question: What instrument did Ravi Shankar play?
Answer: Sitar
Question: What was the Soviet version of the CIA?
Answer: KGB
Question: What city-state did Hannibal fight for?
Answer: Carthage
Question: Who painted "The Old Guitarist" during his blue period?
Answer: Pablo Picasso
Question: What game is commonly played to a score of 501?
Answer: Darts
Question: Who has a brother named Mycroft?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes
Question: Which English King fought in the Third Crusade?
Answer: Richard I
Question: What type of animal makes royal jelly?
Answer: Bees
Question: What type of bird has eggs with the same color as Tiffany jewelry boxes?
Answer: Robin
Question: Where would you find Capitoline and Palatine hills?
Answer: Rome
Question: What word, staring with G, refers to a person who is not Jewish?
Answer: Gentile
Question: Whose quotations are collected into the best-selling book in Chinese history?
Answer: Mao Zedong
Question: What musical artist was known as "The Purple One"?
Answer: Prince
Question: What chemical, often added to tap water, greatly reduces the rate of tooth decay?
Answer: Fluoride
Question: What type of alien is the Doctor from Doctor Who?
Answer: Time Lord
Question: What country built a 1,000 mile fence to prevent the spread of rabbits? (it didn't work)
Answer: Australia
Question: What type of plant is molasses usually made from?
Answer: Sugarcane
Question: What world leader once shot a tiger with a tranquilizer gun and also stole a Super Bowl ring?
Answer: Vladimir Putin
Question: What great island sank into the Atlantic Ocean, according to Plato?
Answer: Atlantis
Question: What potent greenhouse gas is produced by the digestive systems of cattle?
Answer: Methane
Question: What internal organ produces insulin?
Answer: Pancreas
Question: What has been given the nickname "La Ville-Lumière"?
Answer: Paris
Question: What's the tallest mountain that can be seen from Seattle?
Answer: Mount Rainier
Question: What city was famously built on Palatine, Capitoline, and five other hills?
Answer: Rome
Question: What was the city of Kolkata formerly called?
Answer: Calcutta
Question: What is Canada's largest, newest, and least populated territory?
Answer: Nunavut
Question: What is the second largest urban area in Japan?
Answer: Osaka
Question: What country is home to the Sherpas?
Answer: Nepal
Question: What was the biggest land empire of all time?
Answer: Mongol Empire
Question: What city was once known as Tenochtitlan?
Answer: Mexico City
Question: Kardashian and Sarkisian are examples of common surnames from what language?
Answer: Armenian
Question: What Egyptian city was once home to the world's greatest library?
Answer: Alexandria
Question: What is the most common religion in India?
Answer: Hinduism
Question: In what country would you find Annapurna?
Answer: Nepal
Question: What historical overland route connected China to the Mediterranean?
Answer: Silk Road
Question: What family name is shared by approximately 40% of Vietnamese people?
Answer: Nguyễn
Question: In what city would you find the Kowloon peninsula?
Answer: Hong Kong
Question: What uninhabited island was settled by HMS Bounty mutineers?
Answer: Pitcairn Island
Question: What ethnic group does the ETA separatist movement claim to represent?
Answer: Basques
Question: What is another name for a "Brownshirt"?
Answer: A Fascist
Question: What group sacked Baghdad in 1258, ending the Islamic Golden Age?
Answer: The Mongols
Question: What yellow gas was famously used in WWI?
Answer: Mustard Gas
Question: Who famously said "I am not a crook"?
Answer: Richard Nixon
Question: Who was the most notorious member of the Ba'ath Party?
Answer: Saddam Hussein
Question: What composer died while composing a Requiem in 1791?
Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Question: What type of craft was the Hindenburg?
Answer: Zeppelin
Question: What group, established after WWI, was a failed predecessor to the United Nations?
Answer: League of Nations
Question: What Italian adventurer wrote about his 24 year journey from Venice to China and back?
Answer: Marco Polo
Question: What Greek genius said "Eureka" in the bathtub and is said to have invented a death ray?
Answer: Archimedes
Question: Who is the father of the modern country of Turkey?
Answer: Mustafa Kemal Atatürk
Question: What favorite of Queen Elizabeth tried to colonize Virginia and popularized smoking?
Answer: Sir Walter Raleigh
Question: What country was led by Haile Selassie?
Answer: Ethiopia
Question: What empire, based in Cusco, once controlled much of the Andes?
Answer: Inca Empire
Question: What trade did the Dutch East India Company dominate in 17th and 18th centuries?
Answer: Spice
Question: What Native American confederacy is composed of six tribes including the Mohawk and Seneca?
Answer: Iroquois
Question: What Christian city was sacked during the Fourth Crusade?
Answer: Constantinople
Question: Who commissioned the Domesday Book to survey his conquests?
Answer: William the Conqueror
Question: What country still denies its slaughter of over a million Armenians that happened in 1915?
Answer: Turkey
Question: What Puritanical English ruler banned Christmas?
Answer: Oliver Cromwell
Question: Hippodromes and Circuses were arenas for what sport?
Answer: Chariot Racing
Question: What famous train ran between Paris and Istanbul?
Answer: Orient Express
Question: What city marked the easternmost point of Napoleon's conquests?
Answer: Moscow
Question: What African-American athlete defied Hitler's theories of racial superiority by winning four gold medals at the Berlin Olympics?
Answer: Jesse Owens
Question: Which English king was beheaded?
Answer: King Charles I
Question: On what ship did English sailors mutiny against Captain Bligh?
Answer: HMS Bounty
Question: What name is given to the ancient region in the area of the Tigris and Euphrates rivers?
Answer: Mesopotamia
Question: On what Pacific island did islanders build giant statues called moai?
Answer: Easter Island
Question: What fermented food product was called "liberty cabbage" during WWI?
Answer: Sauerkraut
Question: What country was once led by military leaders called shoguns?
Answer: Japan
Question: Rachel Carson's book "Silent Spring" was partially responsible for the ban of what insecticide?
Answer: DDT
Question: What did Karl Marx and the Unabomber both write?
Answer: Manifestos
Question: What Mexican general defeated the Texans at the Alamo?
Answer: Antonio López de Santa Anna
Question: What 1950's subculture was famous for wearing berets, playing bongos, and snapping?
Answer: Beatniks
Question: What disease killed over 3% of the world's population in 1918 and 1919?
Answer: Spanish Flu
Question: Which country was ruled by Idi Amin?
Answer: Uganda
Question: What duo did Sacagawea help on their famous journey to the Pacific?
Answer: Lewis and Clark
Question: What Greek hero did Alexander model himself after?
Answer: Achilles
Question: Phrenologists believed they could determine a person's character by measuring their what?
Answer: Skull
Question: What Roman dome, commissioned by Agrippa in ancient times, still stands today?
Answer: The Pantheon
Question: What city in southern France hosts a famous film festival?
Answer: Cannes
Question: In what city did the movie "Slumdog Millionaire" take place?
Answer: Mumbai
Question: What dystopian movie is named after a country?
Answer: Brazil
Question: Who does Mothra often do battle with?
Answer: Godzilla
Question: What movie starred actors Cruise and Cruz?
Answer: Vanilla Sky
Question: What Academy Award winning actor died of a heroin overdose in 2014?
Answer: Philip Seymour Hoffman
Question: Who did Meryl Streep portray in the movie "The Iron Lady"?
Answer: Margaret Thatcher
Question: What actor starred in "Batman" and "Birdman"?
Answer: Michael Keaton
Question: What does Mike Wazowski study in the movie "Monsters University"?
Answer: Scaring
Question: What prolific actor's real name is Nicolas Coppola?
Answer: Nicolas Cage
Question: What movie was named after a city in North Dakota but actually took place mostly in Minnesota?
Answer: Fargo
Question: What actress was nicknamed "Hanoi Jane"?
Answer: Jane Fonda
Question: Who died in 1791 in Vienna, while working on a Requiem?
Answer: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart
Question: Who wrote the album "No Jacket Required" in response to being denied entrance to a fancy restaurant for not wearing a proper jacket?
Answer: Phil Collins
Question: What annual song contest do most European countries participate in?
Answer: Eurovision
Question: Who famously sang "Over the Rainbow"?
Answer: Judy Garland
Question: What type of musical instrument has a chanter and a drone?
Answer: Bagpipes
Question: What singer was discovered in 2007 by Scooter Braun? (although many wish he hadn't been)
Answer: Justin Bieber
Question: What four-letter club in New York was famous for punk shows?
Answer: CBGB
Question: Delta, Chicago, and Kansas City are subgenres of what type of music?
Answer: Blues
Question: What genre of music was New York's "Studio 54" most associated with?
Answer: Disco
Question: What is the last book in the Bible?
Answer: Revelation
Question: What series of wars was an attempt by European Christians to retake the holy land?
Answer: Crusades
Question: Who defeated Goliath and wrote Psalms?
Answer: King David
Question: What Christian denomination is also known as "Friends"?
Answer: Quakers
Question: What mountain was the home of the Greek gods?
Answer: Mount Olympus
Question: Who was the Greek god of the underworld?
Answer: Hades
Question: Who was the first supreme head of the Church of England?
Answer: Henry VIII
Question: What Jamaican religious tradition was practiced by Bob Marley?
Answer: Rastafari
Question: What is the largest Protestant denomination in the United States?
Answer: Southern Baptist
Question: What Jewish relic contained the tablets on which the Ten Commandments were written?
Answer: Ark of the Covenant
Question: What Jewish king is credited with building the first temple of Jerusalem?
Answer: Solomon
Question: What religious group places a great importance on wearing the turban?
Answer: Sikh
Question: In what religion can you become an "Operating Thetan"?
Answer: Scientology
Question: Ganesh is depicted as having the head of what type of animal?
Answer: Elephant
Question: What term refers to foods that Jewish people are allowed to eat?
Answer: Kosher
Question: What is the most common Protestant denomination in Scandinavia and Germany?
Answer: Lutheranism
Question: What river was Jesus baptised in? (Hint: It is on the eastern border of modern-day Israel)
Answer: River Jordan
Question: What organization did John Walker Lindh join in 2001?
Answer: The Taliban
Question: What union do nearly 100,000 employess of Ford and GM belong to?
Answer: The United Auto Workers
Question: Who did Dennis the Menace irritate more than anyone else?
Answer: Mr. Wilson
Question: What business were the Ringling Brothers involved in?
Answer: The Circus
Question: Whose failed business ventures include vodka, steaks, an airline, a casino, and a "university"?
Answer: Donald Trump
Question: Who appeared on the covers of dozens of romance novels and also promoted "I Can't Believe It's Not Butter!"?
Answer: Fabio
Question: Who jumped from the balcony of Ford's Theatre yelling "Sic semper tyrannis"?
Answer: John Wilkes Booth
Question: What country did 15 of the September 11th hijackers come from?
Answer: Saudi Arabia
Question: What product is "Dolphin Safe" in the U.S. but not necessarily in other countries?
Answer: Tunafish
Question: What city did Brandon and Brenda Walsh move to in high school?
Answer: Beverly Hills
Question: What city's Lower Ninth Ward is partially below sea level?
Answer: New Orleans
Question: What type of surgery do the main characters of "Nip/Tuck" practice?
Answer: Plastic Surgery