zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Who manufactured the U2 spy plane in which Gary Powers was shot down in 1960?
Answer: LOCKHEED
Question: Which is the only athletics world record never to have been broken at the Olympic Games?
Answer: DISCUS
Question: Which group was voted 'Best British Group' at the 2007 Brit Awards?
Answer: ARCTIC MONKEYS
Question: The M32 serves which city?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: Which English batsman scored 70 runs in England's final 1-Day match against Australiain February 2007?
Answer: PAUL COLLINGWOOD
Question: For far in feet is a Cable?
Answer: 720
Question: Who had a number one hit for four weeks in 2003 with 'All The Things She Said'?
Answer: TATU
Question: Piccadilly Circus lies at the junction of Haymarket, Regent Street, Piccadilly, Shaftesbury Avenue and which other street?
Answer: COVENTRY STREET
Question: Which actor first played Tom Clancy's character 'Jack Ryan' on screen?
Answer: ALEC BALDWIN
Question: From which organisation did the term 'Third Degree' meaning an interrogation, originate?
Answer: THE FREEMASONS
Question: What is the name of Blackpool's airport?
Answer: SQUIRES GATE
Question: Which actor plays the part of 'Les Battersby' in 'Coronation Street'?
Answer: BRUCE JONES
Question: What is the name of the Chinese ladies garment with a high neckand split skirt?
Answer: CHEONGSAM
Question: The animated television series 'Beavis & Butthead' is set in the fictional town of 'Highland', in which American state?
Answer: TEXAS
Question: Growing up to 22 feet longand weighing up to 11,000 lbs., which is the world's largest pinniped?
Answer: SOUTHERN ELEPHANT SEAL
Question: Which Commonwealth country is the smallest nation on mainland Africa in terms of area?
Answer: THE GAMBIA
Question: Which novel by Thomas Hardytakes its title from a line in Shakespeare's 'As You Like It'?
Answer: 'UNDER THE GREENWOOD TREE'
Question: The name for which disease drives, ultimately, from the Low Middle German for 'spot' or 'speck'?
Answer: MEASLES
Question: Artsoppa is a pea and ham soup originating in which country?
Answer: SWEDEN
Question: Which American scientist won the Nobel Prize for Physics in 1936 for his discovery of the Positron?
Answer: CARL DAVID ANDERSON
Question: Which American scientist won the Noble Prize for Physics in 1960 for his invention of the Bubble Chamber?
Answer: DONALD ARTHUR GLASER
Question: The dish 'Rijsttafel' (Pron. rice-taffel), that takes its name from the Dutch for 'rice-table', originated in which country?
Answer: INDONESIA
Question: The basketball team are the 'Bucks', the ice hockey team are the 'Admirals' and the baseball team are the 'Brewers'. Which city?
Answer: MILWAUKEE
Question: The basketball team are the'Super Sonics', the ice hockey team are the 'Thunderbirds' and the baseball teamare the 'Mariners'. Which city?
Answer: SEATTLE
Question: 'Cerberus' in the 2004 film 'Man About Dog', and 'Santa's Little Helper' in 'The Simpsons' are both examples of which breed of dog?
Answer: GREYHOUND
Question: The surname of which Wimbledon Champion can be formedusing the chemical symbols for silver, arsenic, and erbium?
Answer: Andre AGASSI
Question: The surname of which Wimbledon Champion can be formed using the chemical symbols for beryllium, carbon, potassium and erbium?
Answer: Boris BECKER
Question: In which English city is the E4 dama series 'Skins' set?
Answer: BRISTOL
Question: What is the name of the pub frequented by 'Frank Gallagher' in the Channel 4 drama series 'Shameless'?
Answer: 'THE JOCKEY'
Question: Which moon of Uranus shares its name with 'Caliban's' mother in 'The Tempest'?
Answer: 'SYCORAX'
Question: Which country is referred to as a 'Co-Operative Republic' in its full name?
Answer: GUYANA
Question: An 'Array' is the collective noun for which group of creatures?
Answer: HEDGEHOGS
Question: What was founded in 1948 as 'The Goldsborough Orchestra'?
Answer: THE ENGLISH CHAMBER ORCHESTRA
Question: Which US banker and financier was arrested in 2008 and accused of embezzling up to $50 million?
Answer: BERNARD MADOFF
Question: Who wrote several books featuring the heroine 'Worrals'?
Answer: CAPTAIN W.E. JOHNS
Question: What is the name of the American religious sect, founded in Manchester, that believe Christ's second advent has already taken place?
Answer: SHAKERS
Question: Which bridge lies between Blackfriars Bridge and London Bridge?
Answer: SOUTHWARK BRIDGE
Question: 'Caractacus Potts' is a character from which book and film?
Answer: 'CHITTY CHITTY BANG BANG'
Question: The 'Morland' family feature in which classic novel?
Answer: 'NORTHANGER ABBEY'
Question: In which country were 63 people killed in a nightclub fire on New Year's Eve 2008?
Answer: THAILAND
Question: Which road in London connects Marble Arch with Hyde Park Corner?
Answer: PARK LANE
Question: The entrance to the Channel Tunnel is close to which racecourse?
Answer: FOLKESTONE
Question: 'Dance Of The Tumblers' comes from which classical work by Rimsky Korsakov?
Answer: 'THE SNOW MAIDEN'
Question: Which bird was on the reverse of the pre-decimal farthing of George VI and Elizabeth II?
Answer: WREN
Question: Who captained the England Test Cricket Team in Bangladesh earlier this year?
Answer: ALASTAIR COOK
Question: Who was the voice of 'Charlie' in the TV series 'Charlie's Angels'?
Answer: JOHN FORSYTHE
Question: At what type of shop does 'Albert Herring' work, in the opera by Benjamin Britten?
Answer: GREENGROCERS
Question: What is the name of the high jump competition in show jumping?
Answer: PUISSANCE
Question: In which city do the Rugby League team play home games at the Don Valley Stadium?
Answer: SHEFFIELD (Eagles)
Question: Which character was known as 'The Fat Owl Of The Remove'?
Answer: 'BILLY BUNTER'
Question: In the USA, if you travel inland from Oregon, or Washington, which state do you enter?
Answer: IDAHO
Question: In motoring terms what is an 'OHC'?
Answer: (Overhead) CAMSHAFT
Question: On which motorway is the Clacket Lane Service Area?
Answer: M25
Question: In Norse mythology, who was the father of 'Odin'?
Answer: 'BOR'
Question: 'Brontophobia' is the fear of what?
Answer: THUNDER
Question: Which actor has won a 'Golden Raspberry' award as Worst Actor on the most occasions?
Answer: SYLVESTER STALLONE
Question: In which Australian state is the town of Albany?
Answer: WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Question: Which politician wrote the autobiography 'An American Life'?
Answer: RONALD REAGAN
Question: From which Disney animated picture does the song 'A Whole New World' come?
Answer: 'ALADDIN'
Question: Name the internet millionaire who became the second space tourist?
Answer: MARK SHUTTLEWORTH
Question: Who composed both 'The Desert Song' and 'The Student Prince'?
Answer: SIGMUND ROMBERG
Question: Which of the 'Spice Girls' advertises 'Jenny Craig' slimming meals on t.v.?
Answer: MELANIE BROWN (Scary Spice)
Question: Which British Prime Minister made the first telephone call from the Post Office Tower?
Answer: HAROLD WILSON
Question: Who composed the oratorio 'Belshazzar's Feast'?
Answer: SIR WILLIAM WALTON
Question: In which English town or city is Her Majesty's Prison 'Cookham Wood'.
Answer: ROCHESTER
Question: Which company's logo was an open eye with the motto 'We Never Sleep'?
Answer: PINKERTON DETECTIVE AGENCY
Question: What name is shared by 'the voice of the book' in the original 'Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy', a renowned football commentator, and one of television's 'Dragons'? (full name required)
Answer: PETER JONES
Question: What name is given in Rugby Union to a high short punt onto or behind the defending team, it gets its name from the Irish team that favoured this tactic?
Answer: GARRYOWEN
Question: To what political office was Dean Rusk appointed in 1961, as a result of which he played a leading role in the 'Cuban Missile Crisis' the following year?
Answer: U.S. SECRETARY OF STATE
Question: In which English town or city is Her Majesty's Prison 'Buckley Hall'?
Answer: ROCHDALE
Question: Which Welsh town was designated a city in March 2012?
Answer: ST. ASAPH
Question: Which book of the Bible has only on chapter?
Answer: OBADIAH
Question: In which year was the Russian space station 'Mir' launched?
Answer: 1986 (February)
Question: Which garden plant has the Latin name Lathyrus Odoratus?
Answer: SWEET PEA
Question: Where would you find Concorde, Emile Zola, Danube, Rome, Franklin D Roosevelt and Stalingrad in close proximity?
Answer: (Paris) METRO (Stations)
Question: Who was the President of the USA when Hawaii became a state?
Answer: DWIGHT D EISENHOWER
Question: Which garden plant has the Latin name, Galanthus Nivalis?
Answer: SNOWDROP
Question: Which Australian city shares its name with the wife of William IV?
Answer: ADELAIDE
Question: Of what is pterononphobia the fear?
Answer: FEATHERS
Question: Which spirit forms the basis of a Tom Collins cocktail?
Answer: GIN
Question: Who played Michael Collins in the film of the same name?
Answer: LIAM NEESON
Question: Which is the only country to have played qualifying matches for the football World Cup on 5 different continents?
Answer: ISRAEL
Question: In the days when telephone exchanges were known by names, what was the number of Scotland Yard (Metropolitan Police)?
Answer: WHITEHALL 1212
Question: Of which team was Glen Hoddle the manager before taking the England job?
Answer: Chelsea
Question: Who starred in the TV series "Nice Guy Eddie" as a Liverpool private eye?
Answer: Ricky Tomlinson
Question: In which area of Paris is the Basilica of Sacre Coeur?
Answer: Montmartre
Question: Which product was advertised to the tune of Bach's "Air on a G- string"?
Answer: Hamlet Cigars
Question: Who is the patron saint for soldiers?
Answer: Joan of Arc
Question: Who played the title role in the 2005 London police series "Jericho"?
Answer: Robert Lindsay
Question: Who wrote the folk club classic 'Streets Of London'?
Answer: Ralph McTell
Question: In which Parisian square is the Arc de Triomphe?
Answer: Etoile
Question: Which 2009 film was released with the advertising tag line "Enter the World"?
Answer: Avatar
Question: Aston Merrygold is/was a member of which boy band?
Answer: JLS
Question: Who was named as the Forbes Magazine" most Powerful woman on earth between July 2012 and August 2013
Answer: Angela Merkel
Question: Dipsophobia is the morbid fear of what?
Answer: Drinking
Question: What nickname was given to the original Dutch settlers of New York?
Answer: Knickerbockers
Question: On which English river does the city of Leicester stand?
Answer: River Soar
Question: Which maritime attraction is anchored to the east of London Bridge and the west of Tower Bridge?
Answer: H.M.S. BELFAST
Question: Which American newsman broke the news of JFK's death to the nation?
Answer: WALTER KRONKITE
Question: On which island is Nagasaki the recipient of the second 'Atomic Bomb'?
Answer: KYUSHU
Question: Which fashion designer was responsible for the trend of slogan-bearing T-shirts in the 1980's?
Answer: KATHERINE HAMNETT
Question: Who drove in 256 Grand Prixs between 1977 and 1993, winning six races?
Answer: RICARDO PATRESE
Question: Who was Russian President after Yuri Andropov?
Answer: KONSTANTIN CHERNENKO
Question: Dundalk is the county town of which county in the Republic of Ireland?
Answer: LOUTH
Question: The Aran Islands stand in the mouth of which Irish Bay?
Answer: GALWAY BAY
Question: What does the legal term 'Caveat Emptor' mean?
Answer: LET THE BUYER BEWARE
Question: In which African National Park is the tourist camp of Skukuza?
Answer: KRUGER NATIONAL PARK
Question: John Piper was the designer of the stained-glass window in which English cathedral?
Answer: COVENTRY
Question: 'Beauty Of Bath', 'Discovery', 'James Grieve', and 'Lord Lambourne' are all varieties of which fruit grown outdoors in the UK?
Answer: APPLE
Question: Which football club did 'Big Sam' Allardice leave to manage Bolton?
Answer: NOTTS COUNTY
Question: Steve Bruce left his role as player-manager of Sheffield Wednesday to manage which club?
Answer: HUDDERSFIELD TOWN
Question: Who played the part of 'Valerie Barlow's' uncle in 'Coronation Street'?
Answer: JACK HOWARTH
Question: Who played the original landlord of the 'Rovers Return' in 'Coronation Street'?
Answer: ARTHUR LESLIE
Question: On which river is the City of Lincoln?
Answer: WITHAM
Question: In which sport is the 'Swaythling Cup' contested?
Answer: TABLE TENNIS
Question: Which English dramatistwrote 'Hobson's Choice'?
Answer: HAROLD BRIGHOUSE
Question: What is the Army rank equivalent to Rear Admiral in the Royal Navy?
Answer: MAJOR GENERAL
Question: What rank in the RAF is equivalent to Rear Admiral in the Royal Navy?
Answer: AIR VICE MARSHAL
Question: What is the highest pitched woodwind instrument in an orchestra?
Answer: PICOLLO
Question: Who wrote the music for the hymn 'Onward Christian Soldiers'?
Answer: SIR ARTHUR SULLIVAN
Question: What is the lowest pitched string instrument in an orchestra?
Answer: DOUBLE BASS
Question: Who in 1977 shared the Nobel Peace Prize with Miraid Corrigan?
Answer: BETTY WILLIAMS
Question: Which British composer wrote 'On Hearing The First Cuckoo In Spring'?
Answer: FREDERICK DELIUS
Question: Who was dismissed as manager of Derby County on November 21st. 2007?
Answer: BILLY DAVIES
Question: Which 'equestrian' received an MBE in November 2007?
Answer: ZARA PHILLIPS
Question: Alphabetically, which is the last state in Australia?
Answer: WESTERN AUSTRALIA
Question: In Italy, what does the word 'piccolo' mean?
Answer: SMALL
Question: Which film of 2004 is about an insurnace man and his family who are forced to abandon their quiet suburban life and revert to their 'superhero' guises in order to save the world?
Answer: 'THE INCREDIBLES'
Question: What nationality was the winner of the 2007 Tour de France?
Answer: SPANISH
Question: In which decade was the 'speaking clock' by telephone first introduced?
Answer: 1930's
Question: What name is given to atoms of any given element which have the same number of protons and electrons, and the same chemical qualities, but differ in the number of neutrons in their nuclei?
Answer: ISOTOPES
Question: Who, with 90 wickets in 2007, has been the leading wicket taker in County Cricket for the last five years?
Answer: MUSHTAQ AHMED
Question: Alphabetically, which is the last country in South America?
Answer: VENEZUELA
Question: 'I'm In Love With A Wondeful Guy' comes from which musical?
Answer: 'SOUTH PACIFIC'
Question: What is the symbol of the United States Democratic Party?
Answer: A DONKEY
Question: In France, what is 'un homme d'affaires'?
Answer: A BUSINESSMAN
Question: 'Cedric Errol' is better known as which fictional character?
Answer: 'LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY'
Question: Which Scottish soccer club plays at Cappielow Park?
Answer: GREENOCK MORTON
Question: Which Scottish queen had the sobriquet 'The Maid of Norway'?
Answer: QUEEN MARGARET
Question: What is the maximum number of people allowed in a Tug-Of-War team?
Answer: EIGHT
Question: Which movie of 1960 used the tag line "Check in. Relax. Take a shower".
Answer: 'PSYCHO'
Question: Eight of the world's ten highest mountains are wholly or partly in which country?
Answer: NEPAL
Question: What would be the profession of a member of M.I.C.E.?
Answer: Member of the Institute of CIVIL ENGINEERS
Question: In which American city do the 'Mavericks' play professional Basketball?
Answer: DALLAS
Question: In which stretch of water - which became known as 'Bomb Alley' -was the British fleet anchored during the Falklands campaign?
Answer: SAN CARLOS WATER
Question: What is the name of the opiate-like substances produced in the brain by Pituary glands?
Answer: ENDORPHINS
Question: In which English county is Castle Howard?
Answer: NORTH YORKSHIRE
Question: As what is the 'bulb' of a Crocus more correctly known?
Answer: CORM
Question: The character 'Thomas Sweeney' appeared in which British soap from 1984 to 2000?
Answer: 'BROOKSIDE'
Question: What is the state capital of Washington?
Answer: OLYMPIA
Question: Which English motorway runs from Ross to Tewkesbury?
Answer: M50
Question: Which brewery makes the beer 'Spitfire'?
Answer: SHEPHERD NEAME
Question: From which musical does the song 'I Dreamed A Dream' come?
Answer: 'LES MISERABLES'
Question: Which English bishop sign himself 'Sarum'?
Answer: THE BISHOP OF SALISBURY
Question: Who was sworn in as Vice President of the USA on 20th January 2009?
Answer: JOE BIDEN
Question: Which capital city is the farthest north on the European continent?
Answer: HELSINKI
Question: What is or was the real first name of the newspaper owner Eddie Shah?
Answer: SELIM
Question: Which game uses 64 cards, with no card below 7?
Answer: BEZIQUE
Question: How is ham and cheese on toast, known to the French?
Answer: 'CROQUE MONSIEUR'
Question: In which country would you find the Angostura Suspension Bridge?
Answer: VENEZUELA
Question: Who was 'Dan Dare's' assistant and co-pilot?
Answer: 'DIGBY'
Question: What name is given to a small mechanical model of the Solar System?
Answer: AN ORRERY
Question: From which musical does the song 'The Impossible Dream' come?
Answer: 'MAN OF LA MANCHA'
Question: Identify the number one hit from its opening line, "When you're weary, feeling small"?
Answer: 'BRIDGE OVER TROUBLED WATERS'
Question: What is the name of 'Bob the Builder's' cement mixer?
Answer: 'DIZZY'
Question: How often is the Oberammergau Passion Play performed?
Answer: EVERY TEN YEARS
Question: Name the company featured in TV's 'Drop The Dead Donkey'?
Answer: 'GLOBELINK NEWS'
Question: Which Sri Lankan batsman ended the 2011 Cricket World Cup as the highest run scorer?
Answer: TILLAKARATNE DILSHAN
Question: Who was the President of France at the time of the assassination of John F. Kennedy?
Answer: CHARLES DE GAULLE
Question: Which American actor and singer has joined Amanda Holden as one of the judges on the current series of 'Britain's Got Talent'?
Answer: DAVID HASSELHOFF
Question: Which English comedian has joined Amanda Holden as one of the judges on the current series of 'Britain's Got Talent'?
Answer: MICHAEL McINTYRE
Question: Nigeria shares the vast majority of its eastern border with which country?
Answer: CAMEROON
Question: In which American state are the headquarters of the fast- food chain McDonalds located?
Answer: ILLINOIS
Question: Which team won the FA Cup in 1975 - Alan Taylor scoring two goals in the final, as he had in the quarter- final and semi-final replay?
Answer: WEST HAM UNITED
Question: Which logistics company is the 2012 sponsor of the Rugby League Super League?
Answer: STOBART
Question: In music, which note is equal to two crotchets?
Answer: MINIM
Question: Which drinks company is the sponsor of the Grand National at Aintree?
Answer: JOHN SMITH'S
Question: Which is the largest country in Africa, by area?
Answer: ALGERIA
Question: Which actor, one of the stars of the t.v. series 'New Tricks' was the first to play the innkeeper 'Thenardier' in 'Les Miserables' in 1985?
Answer: ALUN ARMSTRONG
Question: For what does the 'w' stand in 'PwC', one of the 'Big Four' accountancy firms in the world?
Answer: WATERHOUSE
Question: 'Marianne Dashwood', 'Fanny Price' and 'Anne Elliot' are characters created by which author?
Answer: JANE AUSTEN
Question: Which country was host to the terrorist organisation FRELIMO?
Answer: MOZAMBIQUE
Question: Which imperial unit is the result of multiplying 1 chain by 1 furlong?
Answer: 1 ACRE
Question: Which team did Spain beat in the Final of the 2010 FIFA World Cup?
Answer: NETHERLANDS
Question: Who playe Mr Lucas in the TV sitcom “Are You Being Served”?
Answer: Trevor Bannister
Question: The Battle of the Boyne, the Glencoe Massacre and the Salem Witch Trial all occurred in which decade?
Answer: 1690’s
Question: Professional, Garden, Indoor and display are the four official categories of what?
Answer: Fireworks
Question: What two colours are used on semaphore flags?
Answer: Red and Yellow
Question: Capnomancy is an attempt to foretell future events by studying the patterns made by what?
Answer: Smoke
Question: Which type of spaniel takes its name from a stately home in Nottinghamshire?
Answer: Clumber
Question: Which word can mean a deception of a small cliff?
Answer: Bluff
Question: Who created the newspaper strip cartoon The Gambols?
Answer: Barry Appleby
Question: Who was appointed manager of West Bromwich Albion FC in January?
Answer: TONY PULIS
Question: Who was Chancellor of the Exchequer from March 1974 until May 1979?
Answer: DENIS HEALEY
Question: In which African country are Serengeti and Kilimanjaro National Parks?
Answer: TANZANIA
Question: What seven-letter word can be a gold coin, a forward slash, or the line between the numerator and denominator of a fraction?
Answer: SOLIDUS
Question: .za is the internet code for which country?
Answer: SOUTH AFRICA
Question: Rita O'Grady is the leading character in which film, made into a musical that opened in London last year starring Gemma Arterton?
Answer: MADE IN DAGENHAM
Question: What name is given to a resident of Colchester?
Answer: COLCESTRIAN
Question: Which newspaper editor was played by Peter Capaldi in the film The Fifth Estate?
Answer: ALAN RUSBRIDGER
Question: Brooks's dyak, Keast's tube-nosed and Sulawesi naked-backed are fruit bats native to which country, an archipelago of thousands of islands?
Answer: INDONESIA
Question: .is is the internet code for which country?
Answer: ICELAND
Question: Who joined the cast of East Enders last year playing Stan Carter?
Answer: TIMOTHY WEST
Question: Which Paris landmark has 282 steps, and was planned as a monument to the military success of Napoleon I?
Answer: ARC DE TRIOMPHE
Question: Who co-presents BBC TV's "Home Front" with Diarmuid Gavin?
Answer: LAWRENCE LLEWELLYN- BOWEN
Question: Who is the wife of retired footballer Lee Chapman?
Answer: LESLEY ASH
Question: After whom is the international airport at Venice named?
Answer: MARCO POLO
Question: Who succeeded Anne Robinson as presenter of BBC TV's "Watchdog"?
Answer: NICKY CAMPBELL
Question: What breed of dog was Supreme Champion at Cruft's 2001?
Answer: BASENJI
Question: Which actor was Nicole Kidman's co-star in 'Moulin Rouge'?
Answer: EWAN McGREGOR
Question: The 'Taka' is the currency of which Asian country?
Answer: BANGLADESH
Question: In which Australianis Philip Island, a tourist attraction for its Penguins?
Answer: VICTORIA
Question: The West Somerset Railway runs from Bishop's Lydeard towhere?
Answer: MINEHEAD
Question: Which country has the internet domain name '.no' (dot no)?
Answer: NORWAY
Question: 'Grant's' and 'Thompson's' are two of the sixteen speciesof which animal?
Answer: GAZELLE
Question: The 'Thirteenth Amendment' to the US Constitution provided forwhich change in March 1865?
Answer: ABOLITION OF SLAVERY
Question: Whose portrait preceded those of both Charles Darwin and Charles Dickens on the back of a British £10 note?
Answer: FLORENCE NIGHTINGALE
Question: The North Yorkshire Moorsrailway runs from Grosmont to where?
Answer: PICKERING
Question: What is the name of the stretch of water that separates Java and Sumatra?
Answer: THE SUNDA STRAIT
Question: 'Bloody Mary' is a character in which film musical?
Answer: 'SOUTH PACIFIC'
Question: Which musical is based on 'The Taming Of The Shrew'?
Answer: 'KISS ME KATE'
Question: Starring Johnny Depp, which was the highest grossing film worldwide in 2007?
Answer: 'PIRATES OF THE CARIBBEAN : AT WORLD'S END'
Question: Which tea growing region in India has a name meaning 'Land of the Thunderbolt' in Hindi?
Answer: DARJEELING
Question: In July 1989, which former Celtic footballer became the first high-profile Roman Catholic Scotsman to sign for Rangers in 100 years?
Answer: MAURICE 'MO' JOHNSTON
Question: In terms of population, which is the largest American state capital?
Answer: PHOENIX, Arizona
Question: Often seen in school science labs, what name is given to an electrostatic machine which uses a moving belt to accumulate very high voltages on a hollow metal globe?
Answer: VAN DER GRAFF GENERATOR
Question: Somerset Maugham's novel 'The Moon And Sixpence' is basedon the life of which painter?
Answer: PAUL GAUGIN
Question: With 38 tries, who is France's all-time Rugby Union Testtry scorer?
Answer: SERGE BLANCO
Question: In Norse mythology, what was the name of the 'rainbow bridge'that connected earth with 'Asgard'?
Answer: 'BIFROST'