zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Which geological period followed the 'Devonian Period' but preceded the 'Ordovician'?
Answer: SILURIAN
Question: What was Buddy Holly's real first name?
Answer: CHARLES (Hardin Holley)
Question: With which English king did Pope Clement VII have a dispute?
Answer: HENRY VIII
Question: Who surrendered formally to the British onboard HMSBellerephon?
Answer: NAPOLEON
Question: In 1975 lord Lucan was convicted in his absence of murdering his children's nanny. What was her name?
Answer: SANDRA RIVETT
Question: Who wrote "East is east and west is west and never the twain shall meet"
Answer: RUDYARD KIPLING
Question: Phyllis Primrose Pechey is better known as whom?
Answer: FANNY CRADDOCK
Question: What position is currently held by Peter Maxwell Davies?
Answer: MASTER OF THE QUEEN'S MUSIC
Question: Which body is on average, 150 million kilometres from the Sun?
Answer: THE EARTH
Question: Niamey is the capital of which country?
Answer: NIGER
Question: Television advertising-which product was 'Made To Make Your Mouth Water'?
Answer: OPAL FRUITS
Question: What is the medical namefor hives, or nettle rash?
Answer: URTICARIA
Question: In America, which 'UP' is the largest freight railroad company?
Answer: UNION PACIFIC
Question: What type of bomber dropped the atomic bomb on Hiroshima in 1945?
Answer: BOEING B-29 SUPERFORTRESS
Question: 'Herod', 'John the Baptist' and 'Nawabath' are characters in which opera by Richard Strauss?
Answer: 'SALOME'
Question: In which year did Princess Margaret die?
Answer: 2002
Question: In which Dickens novel is 'Mr. Tulkinghorn' the lawyer of the 'Dedlock' family?
Answer: 'BLEAK HOUSE'
Question: Which Yorkshireman is the longest serving male 'Blue Peter' presenter with over 12 years?
Answer: JOHN NOAKES
Question: Which instrument measures the electrical current in a circuit?
Answer: AMMETER
Question: In 1930, Ghandi headed a march in protest against a tax on which commodity?
Answer: SALT
Question: Who is the BBC Radio 2 commentator for the Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: KEN BRUCE
Question: In Basketball, what is the term for the offence of carrying the ball for too many steps without dribbling?
Answer: TRAVELLING
Question: Which Salford born comedian and sausage maker used the catchphrase "Right Monkey"?
Answer: AL READ
Question: What was the nickname of Ethiopian athlete Miruts Yifter?
Answer: 'YIFTER THE SHIFTER'
Question: With which heavy metal pop group is Rick Allen associated?
Answer: 'DEF LEPPARD'
Question: Who directed the 2008 film 'Slumdog Millionaire'?
Answer: DANNY BOYLE
Question: In which British city are the areas Sneiton, Lenton and Colwick?
Answer: NOTTINGHAM
Question: In which constellation is the star Betelgeuse?
Answer: ORION
Question: From which Disney animated picture does the song 'Circle Of Life' come?
Answer: 'THE LION KING'
Question: In which 'Bond' film does the character 'Q' appear for the first time?
Answer: 'FROM RUSSIA WITH LOVE'
Question: Which motor car manufacturer introduced the 'Aero 8' model in 1998?
Answer: MORGAN
Question: In which country is Cape wrath?
Answer: SCOTLAND
Question: In which year did actor Sid James die?
Answer: 1976
Question: In which novel is 'Nick Carroway' the narrator?
Answer: 'THE GREAT GATSBY'
Question: Which golfer won the 2013 US Master after a playoff?
Answer: Adam Scott
Question: Which English king was crowned king of France in 1431?
Answer: Henry VI
Question: Harlech Castle was built during the reign of which king?
Answer: Edward I
Question: Whose statue in Merrion Square, Dublin is known to irreverent Dubliners as “The Fag on the Crag”?
Answer: Oscar Wilde
Question: Who, upon splitting with her partner, said “At least I can wear high heels now”/
Answer: Nicole Kidman
Question: Who was King of Denmark in Shakespeare’s Hamlet?
Answer: Claudius
Question: After the 'Crucifixion' in whose tomb was Jesus buried?
Answer: JOSEPH OF ARIMATHEA
Question: In Shakespeare's 'Two Gentlemen Of Verona', which character hasa servant called 'Speed'?
Answer: 'VALENTINE'
Question: Who played the part of the cook 'Mrs Bridges', in the TV series 'Upstairs, Downstairs'?
Answer: ANGELA BADDELEY
Question: Ian Gillian and Dave Coverdale were both lead singers with which rock group?
Answer: DEEP PURPLE
Question: What are, 'Oarweed', 'Furbelows' and 'Dabberlocks', types of?
Answer: SEAWEED
Question: Which East German ice skater was 1984 Olympic Champion and by 1990 had won four World Titles?
Answer: KATARINA WITT
Question: How many parts of speech are there?
Answer: EIGHT
Question: What was the name of Christopher Columbus' flagship on his expedition of 1492?
Answer: SANTA MARIA
Question: In Greek legend, a sculptor and craftsman constructed the 'Labyrinth' for Minos, who was he?
Answer: DAEDALUS
Question: What do 'Emetic' drugs induce?
Answer: VOMITING
Question: What condition is the drug Amitriptyline usually used to treat?
Answer: DEPRESSION
Question: When Roy Jenkins became a Lord, where did he become Lord Jenkins of?
Answer: HILLHEAD
Question: In 1995, which probe sent back the first major pictures of Jupiter?
Answer: GALILEO
Question: In which film did Groucho Marx say, "Either this man is
Answer: 'A DAY AT THE RACES'
Question: In what month were the 'D-Day' landings executed?
Answer: JUNE
Question: Who was the first female artist to achieve 32 consecutive UK top ten hits?
Answer: MADONNA
Question: Whose drum can be seen at Buckland Abbey in Devon?
Answer: FRANCIS DRAKE'S
Question: What is the traditional name for the disease Oedema, a swelling of any organ or tissue due to the accumulation of excess lymph fluid?
Answer: DROPSY
Question: In 1993, which racing driver became the first person to holdboth Formula One and Champ car titles simultaneously?
Answer: NIGEL MANSELL
Question: Spheniscus mendiculusis the scientific name for the only Penguin to live in equatorial waters; by what name is it commonly known?
Answer: GALAPAGOS PENGUIN
Question: Which island in the Inner Hebrides became a burial place for several kings of Scotland, Ireland and Norway?
Answer: IONA
Question: Which ice hockey team defeated the 'Pittsburgh Penguins' to win their 11th Stanley Cup in June 2008?
Answer: DETROIT RED WINGS
Question: In which city in Texas is the fortress known as 'The Alamo', to be found?
Answer: SAN ANTONIO
Question: In which Europeancity would you find the giant monument called 'The Atomium'?
Answer: BRUSSELS
Question: Dance at Le Moulin de la Gazette and Umberellas are famous works by which painter?
Answer: PIERRE-AUGUSTE RENOIR
Question: During the reign of which king did the 'Model Parliament' sit?
Answer: EDWARD I
Question: Which organisation was founded by the Reverend Chad Varah?
Answer: SAMARITANS
Question: What was the name of William Shakespeare's only son?
Answer: HAMNET
Question: What was the title of singer/songwriter Don McLean's first UK number one?
Answer: 'VINCENT'
Question: Which was the 'Spice Girls' first single as a quartet?
Answer: 'VIVA FOREVER'
Question: Who was the Roman goddess of wisdom?
Answer: MINERVA
Question: Who was the Conservative Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1895 to 1902?
Answer: MARQUIS OF SALISBURY
Question: Who won the 'Oscar' for Best Actress in the 1950's film 'Born Yesterday'?
Answer: JUDY HOLLIDAY
Question: Epistaxis is the medical name for which minor complaint?
Answer: NOSEBLEED
Question: Kasimir Malevich is the best known painter from which Russian artistic school that was founded in 1915 and which focused on fundamental geometric forms?
Answer: SUPREMATISM
Question: What was the name of the language spoken by the Inca?
Answer: QUECHUA
Question: Bryan Adams' massive hit '(Everything I Do) I Do It For You' was written for the soundtrack of which film?
Answer: 'ROBIN HOOD, PRINCE OF THIEVES'
Question: In the human body, what is the more common name for the 'Zygomatic Bone'?
Answer: CHEEKBONE
Question: In which children's TV programme would you have found the characters 'Brain', 'Spook' and 'Choo-Choo'?
Answer: 'TOP CAT'
Question: Which rap star and record producer discovered and signed 'Eminem' in 1998?
Answer: 'DR. DRE'
Question: Which Venetian artist painted 'Venus and Adonis' and 'The Assumption of the Virgin'?
Answer: TITIAN
Question: In which American state is the Newport Country Club that hosted Golf's first US Open in 1895?
Answer: RHODE ISLAND
Question: Which of Verdi's operas tells the story of the hunchbacked jester to the 'Duke of Mantua'?
Answer: 'RIGOLETTO'
Question: Which British battleship was sunk by a German U-boat in Scapa Bay in October 1939?
Answer: H.M.S. ROYAL OAK
Question: Which body of water separates Borneo from the Malay Peninsula?
Answer: SOUTH CHINA SEA
Question: How are comedians Paul & Barry Elliot better known?
Answer: THE CHUCKLE BROTHERS
Question: For which film in 1950, starring Bette Davis and Anne Baxter, did British actor George Sanders win the Oscar as Best Supporting Actor?
Answer: ALL ABOUT EVE
Question: Which Victorian scientist said man who dares to waste one hour of life has not discovered the value of life”?
Answer: CHARLES DARWIN
Question: Which group had a 1967 hit with “Paper Sun”?
Answer: TRAFFIC
Question: In which one of the five towns of the Potteries is there a statue to Sir Stanley Matthews?
Answer: HANLEY
Question: Who was the hero of several Sir Arthur Canon Doyle stories, first introduced in "The Lost World"?
Answer: PROFESSOR CHALLENGER
Question: Which fictitious riverboat gave Credence Clearwater Revival their first hit single in Britain?
Answer: Proud Mary
Question: Which stretch of water do the Germans call the Bodensee?
Answer: Lake Constance
Question: Considered to be a possible location for the fabled Camelot, in which county is Cadbury Castle?
Answer: Somerset
Question: Taxus is the generic name for which tree?
Answer: Yew
Question: Which German city is the capital of Lower Saxony?
Answer: Hanover
Question: On which horse did Lester Piggott ride the first of nine Epsom Derby winners?
Answer: Never Say Die
Question: What kind of bird is a Lammergeyer?
Answer: Vulture
Question: Which member of the Royal family is Earl of Carrick and Baron of Renfrew?
Answer: PRINCE CHARLES
Question: Whose thirteenth studio album released in March this year is Rebel Heart?
Answer: MADONNA
Question: Sir Seretse Khama was from 1966 to 1980 the first President of which African country?
Answer: BOTSWANA
Question: Which 'Grease' track was covered by Hilda Baker and Arthur Mullard?
Answer: 'YOU'RE THE ONE THAT I WANT'
Question: 'New Bats In Old Belfries' and 'Mount Zion' are works by which famous poet?
Answer: JOHN BETJEMAN
Question: How is American actor, Issur Danielovitch, better known?
Answer: KIRK DOUGLAS
Question: Stephen Hendry won his first World Snooker title in 1990 when beating which Englishman in the final?
Answer: JIMMY WHITE
Question: Which Welshman did Steve Davis defeat in the final to win his first Snooker World Championship?
Answer: DOUG MOUNTJOY
Question: The electric starter for motor cars was introduced in 1911, by which great American manufacturer?
Answer: CADILLAC
Question: Which TV comedy series starred Richard Briers and Prunella Scales and ran from 1963 to 1966?
Answer: 'MARRIAGE LINES'
Question: Which republic, part of the former Soviet Union, lies between Estonia and Lithuania?
Answer: LATVIA
Question: Wendy Craig and Geoffrey Palmer were the stars of which TV sit-com, which ran from 1978 to 1982?
Answer: 'BUTTERFLIES'
Question: After independence, who became the first Prime Minister of Tanzania?
Answer: JULIUS NYRERE
Question: What type of creature is a 'Rorqual'?
Answer: WHALE
Question: """To the red country and part of the grey country of Oklahoma, the last rains came gently, and they did not cut the scarred earth ""is the first line of which novel?"
Answer: 'THE GRAPES OF WRATH'
Question: Which Terrence Rattigan play is about boarders in a seaside guest house?
Answer: 'SEPARATE TABLES'
Question: Which medieval organisation had the 'skull and crossbones' as a flag on their ships in the Middle Ages?
Answer: KNIGHTS TEMPLAR
Question: Which British writer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1907?
Answer: RUDYARD KIPLING
Question: Much in the news this year (2009) from which bank did Sir Fred Goodwin resign?
Answer: ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
Question: In World War I, what did the Allies call the defence line that was known as the 'Siegfried Line' by the Germans?
Answer: 'HINDENBURG LINE'
Question: In which year were MOT tests introduced into Britain?
Answer: 1960
Question: Which French football team plays its home games art Stade Velodrome?
Answer: MARSEILLE
Question: Who was the English scientist who invented the light bulb independently of Thomas Edison in 1878?
Answer: JOSEPH SWAN
Question: Which singer had a top five hit in June 2010 with 'Not Afraid'?
Answer: EMINEM
Question: Who stars as the title character in Mike Newell's 2010 film 'Prince Of Persia: The Sands Of Time'?
Answer: JAKE GYLLENHAAL
Question: Which 'Doctor Who' was assisted by 'Zoe Herriot' played by Wendy Padbury and 'Jamie McCrimmon' played by Frazer Hines?
Answer: PATRICK TROUGHTON
Question: Yelena Bonner who died last month was the wife of which Soviet dissident and physicist, winner of the 1975 Nobel Peace Prize?
Answer: ANDREI SAKHAROV
Question: Which former Basketball star was known as 'Wilt the Stilt'?
Answer: WILT CHAMBERLAIN
Question: Which war is the setting for 'Goodbye To All That' by Robert Graves?
Answer: WORLD WAR I
Question: Which British mammal can be 'Field', 'Bank' or 'Water'?
Answer: VOLE
Question: The forerunner of the Meteorological Office, who in 1854 was appointed as Meteorological Statist to the Board of Trade?
Answer: ROBERT FITZROY
Question: Which Nobel Prize for Literature winning Indian, first called Gandhi 'Mahatma'?
Answer: RABINDRANATH TAGORE
Question: Complete the title of the poem by T.S. Eliot, 'The Love Song Of J. Alfred........'?
Answer: 'PRUFROCK'
Question: Peter Kay, as 'Geraldine McQueen', recorded 'I Know Him So Well' for Comic Relief last year in a duet with which singer?
Answer: SUSAN BOYLE
Question: Who was the World Darts Champion five times in the 1980's?
Answer: ERIC BRISTOW
Question: What substance are feathers, fingernails and hair made of?
Answer: KERATIN
Question: What is the surname of the former Welsh Rugby Union player usually just known by the initials J P R?
Answer: WILLIAMS
Question: In which Australian state is Cape York Peninsula?
Answer: QUEENSLAND
Question: George and Mildred and Robin’s Nest were spinoffs from which 1970s sitcom?
Answer: MAN ABOUT THE HOUSE
Question: The island of Réunion, an overseas department of France lies in which Ocean?
Answer: INDIAN OCEAN
Question: Hoy and Sanday are in which island group in the British Isles?
Answer: ORKNEY ISLANDS
Question: What nationality is the wife of UKIP leader Nigel Farage?
Answer: GERMAN
Question: Which English novelist and travel writer wrote the book In Patagonia published in 1977?
Answer: BRUCE CHATWIN
Question: Sodium bicarbonate consists of sodium, carbon, oxygen and which other element?
Answer: HYDROGEN
Question: Which hormone controls the supply of sugar from the blood to the muscles?
Answer: INSULIN
Question: The three main constituents of glass are sand, soda, and what else?
Answer: LIMESTONE
Question: A similar question. Alphabetically, which would be the last of London's main line railway termini?
Answer: WATERLOO
Question: In which year was the 'Mary Rose' raised, the Pope visited Britain for the first time, and Princess Grace of Monaco killed in a car crash?
Answer: 1982
Question: Lentigines is the medical name for what?
Answer: FRECKLES
Question: In September 1812, Napoleon defeated Kutuzov's army in which battle?
Answer: BORODINO
Question: In which long-running TV programme did Elizabeth Carling and Emma Amos take over the leading female roles from Dervla Kirwan and Michelle Holmes?
Answer: 'GOODNIGHT SWEETHEART'
Question: Which month of 1963 witnessed the assassination of President J.F. Kennedy?
Answer: NOVEMBER
Question: Which Shakespearean play features a merchant named 'Balthazar' and a Goldsmith named 'Angelo'?
Answer: 'THE COMEDY OF ERRORS'
Question: Which novel features the character, 'Billy Bones'?
Answer: 'TREASURE ISLAND
Question: Preston North End were football League Champions in the first two years of its existance, which team won the third year?
Answer: EVERTON
Question: Ray Croc developed which company in the 1950's?
Answer: McDONALDS
Question: In Egyptian mythology, what was the name of the cow- headed goddess of love?
Answer: HATHOR
Question: Name the only county in Southern Ireland (Irish Rep.) that begins with the initial letter 'T'?
Answer: TIPPERARY
Question: Which US boxing champion had the nickname 'Hit Man'?
Answer: THOMAS HEARNS
Question: In 2007, who was considered to have been racially abused by Jane Goody and others in the TV show 'Big Brother'?
Answer: SHILPA SHETTY
Question: Only one standard gauge branch line survived in the Lake District. It runs from Oxenholme to which terminus?
Answer: WINDERMERE
Question: Which television presenter was sacked by the BBC in February for comparing someone to a 'Golliwog'?
Answer: CAROL THATCHER
Question: Which singer had number one hits with 'Dreams' in 1993 and 'Rise' in 2000?
Answer: GABRIELLE
Question: In 'Eastenders', what part is played by Patsy Palmer - full name required?
Answer: 'BIANCA JACKSON'
Question: Which Prime Minister had the middle names Charles Lynton?
Answer: TONY BLAIR
Question: From what type of tree do we get Turpentine?
Answer: PINE TREES
Question: At which RAF base in Lincolnshire were 617 Squadron 'The Dambusters' based in 1943?
Answer: SCAMPTON
Question: After the death of Henry VIII, Catherine Parr married Thomas, the brother of which of Henry's other wives?
Answer: JANE SEYMOUR
Question: In 1999 who became First Minister of the Northern Ireland Executive?
Answer: DAVID TRIMBLE
Question: Which heritage railway runs seven miles inland from a station on the Cumbrian coast to Dalegarth Station?
Answer: RAVENGLASS & ESKDALE RAILWAY
Question: In which north west town do councillors represent wards called Werneth, Saddleworth South and Shaw?
Answer: OLDHAM
Question: What is the name of the farm on which the Glastonbury Festival is held?
Answer: WORTHY
Question: 'The Voyage Of The Dawn Trader' was, in 1952, the third book published in which series?
Answer: THE CHRONICLES OF NARNIA
Question: Midland Bank became part of which larger Bank in the 1990's?
Answer: HSBC
Question: In which Kent castle did Ann Boleyn grow up?
Answer: HEVER CASTLE
Question: Haiti occupies the western part of which island?
Answer: HISPANIOLA
Question: Who in 1962 became the first Prime Minister of a fully independent Uganda?
Answer: Milton Obote
Question: What is the common name of the disease Tinea pedis?
Answer: Athlete's Foot
Question: Name the Nuclear powered submarine which sank the Argentine cruiser General Belgrano on May 2nd 1982.
Answer: Hms Conqueror
Question: What is the capital of The Scilly Isles?
Answer: Hugh Town
Question: Articles described as "Treen" are made from which material?
Answer: Wood
Question: Who composed The Enigma Variations?
Answer: Elgar
Question: Which term describes a wine with a high alcoholic content?
Answer: ROBUST
Question: 'Varicella' is better known as what?
Answer: CHICKEN POX
Question: Which small lake lies between Windermere and Grasmere?
Answer: RYDAL WATER
Question: What spirit is made by fermenting and distilling the juice of the 'Blue Agave' plant?
Answer: TEQUILA
Question: How many players are there on each side in a game of Australian Rules Football?
Answer: 18
Question: Which British rider rode 'Laurieston' to win the 1972 Olympic gold medal for the Individual Three-Day Event?
Answer: RICHARD MEADE
Question: In the 'Harry Potter' books, 'Hogwarts school' has four houses, 'Gryffindor', 'Slytherin' and 'Ravenclaw' are three, what is the fourth?
Answer: 'HUFFLEPUFF'
Question: In which month of 1936 did King Edward VIII, abdicate?
Answer: DECEMBER
Question: Who was the Secretary General of the United Nations from 1972/81?
Answer: KURT WALDHEIM
Question: In Greek mythology, who was the King of Cyprus who fell in love with an ivory statue of a woman he carved?
Answer: PYGMALION
Question: Who was the King of Egypt who was overthrown by a military coup led by Gamel Abdul Nasser in 1952?
Answer: FAROUK I
Question: In which sport did Jahingir Khan win the British Open in consecutive years from 1982 to 1991?
Answer: SQUASH
Question: Complete the title of this famous novel by George and Weedon Grossmith,'Diary Of A ...'?
Answer: '... NOBODY'
Question: Which composer wrote the opera 'The Flying Dutchman'?
Answer: RICHARD WAGNER
Question: Who wrote the novellas 'The Cricket On The Hearth' and 'The Battle Of Life'?
Answer: CHARLES DICKENS
Question: Which model of car did Henry Ford name after his son?
Answer: EDSEL
Question: What is the common name for the herb Mentha piperita?
Answer: PEPPERMINT
Question: In nautical terms, what is the process of binding the end of a rope to stop it fraying called?
Answer: WHIPPING
Question: Which 'Oscar' winning actor's last film was 'The Naked Edge' in 1961?
Answer: GARY COOPER
Question: Who was the Chancellor of the Exchequer in Clement Attlee's government from 1947 to 1950?
Answer: STAFFORD CRIPPS
Question: In which year was 'The Boston Tea Party'?
Answer: 1773
Question: The 'Charge of the Light Brigade' took place in which year?
Answer: 1854
Question: What type of creatures are 'Passerines'?
Answer: PERCHING BIRDS
Question: In which film did Cary Grant play a war-time coast watcher called 'Walter Eckland'?
Answer: 'FATHER GOOSE'
Question: Which instrument did the jazz musician 'Dizzy' Gillespie play?
Answer: TRUMPET
Question: Which all-girl group had a hit with 'Manic Monday' in 1986?
Answer: 'THE BANGLES'
Question: Who did Bobby Fischer defeat to win the World Chess Championship in 1972?
Answer: BORIS SPASSKY
Question: Who wrote the novel 'From Here To Eternity'?
Answer: JAMES JONES
Question: Which composer wrote the symphonies with the nicknames 'The Schoolmaster', 'The Farewell' and 'The Miracle'?
Answer: HAYDN
Question: Who was the Roman equivalent of the Greek goddess of youth, Hebe?
Answer: JUVENTAS
Question: Apart from Hammersmith, which other Thames bridge does the Boat Race course pass under?
Answer: BARNES
Question: Who played 'Juliet' opposite Leonardo Di Caprio in the 1996 film 'Romeo And Juliet'?
Answer: CLARE DANES
Question: Which state of America is nicknamed the 'Garden State'?
Answer: NEW JERSEY
Question: What was writer Mark Twain's real surname?
Answer: Clemens
Question: In the Charles Dickens novel 'A Tale of Two Cities' Sidney Carton exchanges places with which other character?
Answer: Charles Darnay
Question: Which former Middle East hostage wrote the book 'An Evil Cradling'?
Answer: Brian Keenan
Question: Who played the leading role in the T.V Western series 'Branded'?
Answer: Chuck Connors
Question: Which golfer won the U.S. Masters in 2014?
Answer: Bubba Watson
Question: Which former Middle East hostage co-wrote the book 'Some Other Rainbow'?
Answer: John McCarthy
Question: Concerning the condition of a stamp what do the letters O.G. mean to a philatelist?
Answer: Original Gum
Question: Which is the westernmost of the six African countries on the equator?
Answer: Gabon
Question: Which type of pastry takes its name from the Greek word for 'leaf?
Answer: Filo
Question: How many players are there on a hurling team?
Answer: Fifteen
Question: Who was the female star of the Alfred Hitchcock directed films The Birds and Mamie?
Answer: TIPPI HEDREN
Question: In 1774 who named Norfolk Island after Mary Howard Duchess of Norfolk?
Answer: CAPTAIN JAMES COOK
Question: Method acting is based on the theories of which Russian actor and theatre director?
Answer: KONSTANTIN STANISLAVSKY
Question: 'Metis', 'Callisto', and 'Sinope' are three of the satellites of which planet?
Answer: JUPITER
Question: What does 'Holden Caulfield' say he will be, in the title of a famous novel?
Answer: 'THE CATCHER IN THE RYE'
Question: Who wrote the three novels featuring 'Gormenghast'?
Answer: MERVYN PEAKE
Question: What is the main vitamin found in fish liver oils, egg- yolks, etc.?
Answer: VITAMIN D
Question: Which cartoon character lived on 'Sweetwater Island' and was the son of 'Poopdeck Pappy'?
Answer: 'POPEYE'