zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: From shore to shore, which is the widest lake in the EnglishLake District?
Answer: DERWENT WATER
Question: In Moh's Scale of Hardness, if Talc is number one, what is number two?
Answer: GYPSUM
Question: In 1976 Concorde flew its first scheduled passengerflights.One route was from Paris to Rio, the other was from London towhere?
Answer: BAHRAIN
Question: Which element is signified by the letter 'K'?
Answer: POTASSIUM
Question: What was the name of the Swiss-born US racing driver who designed a make of car that was named after him?
Answer: Louis CHEVROLET
Question: What is the name of the stadium which hosted the Champions League Cup Final between Chelsea and Manchester United?
Answer: LUZHNIKI STADIUM
Question: The southern most town in mainland South America lies at the southern tip of Chile. What is it called?
Answer: PUNTA ARENAS
Question: Who is Mel Gibson's partner in the 'Lethal Weapon' series?
Answer: DANNY GLOVER
Question: What are rolled in bacon on toast to make 'Angels On Horseback'?
Answer: OYSTERS
Question: Who was the Tory Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1783 to 1801?
Answer: WILLIAM PITT (The Younger)
Question: Which brewer operates from the oldest brewery in Yorkshire?
Answer: SAMUEL SMITH'S
Question: Which US sit-com featured the 'Cafe Nervosa'?
Answer: 'FRASIER'
Question: From which club did Chelsea FC sign Didier Drogba?
Answer: MARSEILLE
Question: In which US state is the 'Mammoth Cave National Park' situated?
Answer: KENTUCKY
Question: From which club did Arsenal FC sign Francesc Fabregas?
Answer: BARCELONA
Question: What is the administrative centre for the Scottish Unitary Authority of Clackmannanshire?
Answer: ALLOA
Question: Which TV cartoon character gave Ken Barrie his only chart hit in 1982?
Answer: 'POSTMAN PAT'
Question: Which romantic film comedy reunited 'Pretty Woman' co- stars Richard Gere and Julia Roberts?
Answer: 'RUNAWAY BRIDE'
Question: 'Blanket' and 'Honeycomb' are two main types of what?
Answer: TRIPE
Question: In which US state is the 'Carlsbad Caverns National Park'?
Answer: NEW MEXICO
Question: Who got to number three in 1968 with 'Judy In Disguise (With Glasses)'?
Answer: JOHN FRED & THE PLAYBOY BAND
Question: Who was the Prime Minister of Great Britain from 1765 to 1766?
Answer: MARQUIS OF ROCKINGHAM
Question: Who is the current Chairman of the Bank of England?
Answer: MERVYN KING
Question: From which language do we get the word 'bizarre'?
Answer: BASQUE
Question: Which Russian did Serena Williams defeat in straight sets in the Ladies Singles Final at this year's Wimbledon Championship?
Answer: VERA ZVONAREVA
Question: For what do the letters 'ICI' stand in the name of the British company?
Answer: IMPERIAL CHEMICAL INDUSTRIES
Question: The name of which chemical element, with the symbol 'Ac', is derived from the Greek for 'ray'?
Answer: ACTINIUM
Question: At the 2008 Beijing Olympics, in which athletics events was the men's gold medal won by the Panamanian Irving Saladino and the women's gold medal by the Brazilian Maurren Maggi?
Answer: LONG JUMP
Question: Richard Dodderidge were the Christian names of which English novelist, born in 1825?
Answer: R.D. BLACKMORE
Question: What is the more common name for the bone with the medical name Calcaneum?
Answer: HEEL
Question: In the novel by Robert Louis Stevenson, what is the name of the ship that sails to 'Treasure Island'?
Answer: 'HISPANIOLA'
Question: A volcanic eruption in which country caused travel chaos and many cancelled flights in the southern hemisphere last month?
Answer: CHILE
Question: Which war is the setting for Hemingway's novel 'For Whom The Bell Tolls'?
Answer: SPANISH CIVIL WAR
Question: Which Scottish racing driver scored one point on his Formula One debut at the 2011 Australian Grand Prix, racing for the Force India team?
Answer: PAUL DI RESTA
Question: MGY is the Chapman Code for which historic Welsh county?
Answer: MONTGOMERYSHIRE
Question: What nationality is the Manchester United footballer who wears the name 'Chicharito' on his shirt?
Answer: MEXICAN
Question: Who was the star of the 1937 film 'Oh, Mr. Porter !'?
Answer: WILL HAY
Question: What was the middle name of the architect Edwin L. Lutyens?
Answer: LANDSEER
Question: In which US city is the independent broadcaster 'Peachtree TV'?
Answer: ATLANTA (Georgia)
Question: In which t.v. crime thriller does Emelia Fox play 'Nikki Alexander' and Tom Ward play 'Harry Cunningham'?
Answer: 'SILENT WITNESS'
Question: Who had two, number two hits in 1958 with 'Return To Me' and 'Volare'?
Answer: DEAN MARTIN
Question: Of which European country was Jacques Santer the Prime Minister from 1984 to 1995?
Answer: LUXEMBOURG
Question: Who is the only Briton to have been President of the European Commission, holding the post from 1977 to 1981?
Answer: ROY JENKINS
Question: In the film 'Transformers', who plays 'John Keller', the US Secretary of Defence?
Answer: JON VOIGHT
Question: What is the English name for the Wagner opera 'Gotterdammerung'?
Answer: 'TWILIGHT OF THE GODS'
Question: Which school is attended by the students in the t.v. series 'Glee'?
Answer: 'MCKINLEY HIGH'
Question: Who is the earliest post-1066 king featured in the title of a Shakespeare history play?
Answer: KING JOHN
Question: Which letter of the Greek alphabet is between Kappa and Mu?
Answer: LAMBDA
Question: In which country was Natalie Bennett, the Leader of the Green Party in England and Wales born?
Answer: AUSTRALIA
Question: Whose cottage is on the left of the Constable painting The Hay Wain?
Answer: WILLY LOTT
Question: Which duo had the 1987 Christmas Number One Always on My Mind?
Answer: THE PET SHOP BOYS
Question: The Aldeburgh Festival was founded in 1948 by Benjamin Britten, Eric Crozier and which tenor?
Answer: PETER PEARS
Question: Which golfer (1912-2002) was known as Slammin’ Sammy?
Answer: SAM SNEAD
Question: @3choirs is the twitter username of the Festival that alternates between Hereford, Gloucester and which other city where it will be held this year?
Answer: WORCESTER
Question: Which brewery introduced the Party Seven can in 1968 to complement its Party Four can?
Answer: WATNEYS
Question: Which Cape is the northernmost point of South Island New Zealand – it has the same name as the southernmost point of Greenland?
Answer: CAPE FAREWELL
Question: Which is the next letter in the Greek alphabet – omicron, pi, rho, ______?
Answer: SIGMA
Question: MINT is a term which refers to the economies of Mexico, Indonesia, Nigeria and which other country, all members of the Next Eleven grouping?
Answer: TURKEY
Question: A card game using 32 cards and a Formula One racing champion share the same name. What is it?
Answer: PIQUET
Question: """Well Price, so Genoa and Lucca are now just familyestates of the Bonapartes"", is the first line of which novel?"
Answer: 'WAR AND PEACE'
Question: From which musical did the song 'Chim Chim Cheree' come?
Answer: 'MARY POPPINS'
Question: Which 'E.L.' by the Simon Park Orchestra was No.1 in the UK for four weeks in 1973?
Answer: 'EYE LEVEL'
Question: Name any year in the life of the painter Botticelli?
Answer: 1445 - 1510
Question: In which television programme did the Wine Bar 'Pomeroy's' feature regularly?
Answer: 'RUMPOLE OF THE BAILEY'
Question: Which dance, in quadruple time, combines short and long steps in various sequences?
Answer: FOXTROT
Question: AWPmachines are proliferating, what does AWP mean?
Answer: AMUSEMENT WITH PRIZES
Question: Alphabetically, which would be the first of London's bridges over the Thames?
Answer: ALBERT BRIDGE
Question: Name any year in the life of the painter Rembrandt?
Answer: 1606 - 1669
Question: Who won a BBC 1 competition called 'How Do You Solve A Problem Called Maria'?
Answer: CONNIE FISHER
Question: Which British Prime Minister once declared that "one man's wage rise is another man's price increase"?
Answer: HAROLD WILSON
Question: Which post-war Prime Minister was MP for Warwick and Leamington?
Answer: ANTHONY EDEN
Question: In horse racing, whose Classic-winning mounts include, 'Quest For Fame', 'Moonax' and 'Zafonic'?
Answer: PAT EDDERY
Question: Which lady, who has never won a Wimbledon singles title, was the US Open Champion in 1991 and 1992?
Answer: MONICA SELES
Question: What is defined as the increase in velocity per unit time?
Answer: ACCELERATION.
Question: If a bird is described as 'Turdoid', to which family does it belong?
Answer: THRUSH
Question: Which 1997 horror film saw John Voigt and Jennifer Lopez in the lead roles?
Answer: 'ANACONDA'
Question: Which motorway has its eastern terminus at Folkestone?
Answer: M20
Question: According to the saying, who or what "comes in like lion and goes out like a lamb"?
Answer: MARCH
Question: What is the unit of currency of the United Arab Emirates?
Answer: DIRHAM
Question: Name the Dutch grain liqueur, flavoured with Cumin and Aniseed?
Answer: KUMMEL
Question: What is Saudi Arabia's unit of currency?
Answer: RIYAL
Question: In June 1963, 14-year-old Prince Charles, caused controversy by buying what alcoholic drink brand in a hotel bar?
Answer: CHERRY B
Question: Which English playwright was known as "The Master"?
Answer: NOEL COWARD
Question: The second movement of J.S. Bach's 'Orchestral Suite Number 3 in D', is better known as what?
Answer: """AIR ON A G STRING"""
Question: In the 1976 film, if Sean Connery was 'Robin', who was 'Marian'?
Answer: AUDREY HEPBURN
Question: What name is given to the broad sash, worn with a Kimono?
Answer: OBI
Question: Bolton Wanderers won the first Cup Final played at Wembley, who won the second?
Answer: NEWCASTLE UNITED
Question: What name is given to the pads of tissue in the upper part ofthe throat, behind the nasal passages?
Answer: ADENOIDS
Question: What name is given to a geometrical figure with four equal sides, but no right angles?
Answer: RHOMBUS
Question: Which manufacturer makes the engines for the McLaren Formula One cars?
Answer: MERCEDES BENZ
Question: In TV's 'The Magic Roundabout', who rides around on a tricycle?
Answer: 'MR. McHENRY'
Question: Which cricket county's 'Twenty/20' team are known as the 'Spitfires'?
Answer: KENT
Question: 'Marmande','Tiny Tim', 'Harbinger', and 'Delicante' are all types of what?
Answer: TOMATO
Question: Name the only county in Southern Ireland (Irish Rep.) that begins with the initial letter 'S'?
Answer: SLIGO
Question: What name is given to a four sided geometrical figure, with only one pair of sides parallel?
Answer: TRAPEZIUM
Question: There are two Household Cavalry regiments. Name either?
Answer: THE LIFE GUARDS and THE BLUES AND ROYALS
Question: """She is a woman, therefore may be wooed, she is woman, therefore may be won, she is Lavinia therefore must be loved"" is a quotation from which of Shakespeare's plays?"
Answer: 'TITUS ANDRONICUS'
Question: Who is the current model for Elizabeth Arden perfumes?
Answer: CATHERINE ZETA JONES
Question: Which South African scored the first goal in the 2010 FIFA World Cup Finals?
Answer: SIPHIWE TSHABALALA
Question: In which class did boxer Amir Khan win the Silver medal at the 2004 Olympics?
Answer: LIGHTWEIGHT
Question: In which city did the 2010 Tour de France begin?
Answer: ROTTERDAM
Question: To where was 'Captain Tobias Wilcock' flying on 'Coconut Airways flight 372' in a 1975 number one?
Answer: BARBADOS
Question: Which 'duck' opened a 1982 number four with "I wish I could fly way up to the sky, but I can't"?
Answer: 'ORVILLE'
Question: Which star of the 1970's sitcom 'The Fall and Rise of Reginald Perrin' has been a regular in 'Coronation Street' since the 1980's?
Answer: SUE NICHOLLS
Question: What was the first name of 'Captain Darling' in the TV series 'Blackadder Goes Forth'?
Answer: 'KEVIN'
Question: In which country was the first Formula One Grand Prix of 2010 held?
Answer: BAHRAIN
Question: Who plays the title role in the 1995 film 'Jefferson In Paris'?
Answer: NICK NOLTE
Question: 'One Step Behind' is a tribute act to which band?
Answer: 'MADNESS'
Question: Who became known as 'The Rochdale Cowboy' after a record of 1975?
Answer: MIKE HARDING
Question: What is the term for the act of throwing someone or something out of a window?
Answer: DEFENESTRATION
Question: The 1996 film 'Space Jam' centres on which sport?
Answer: BASKETBALL
Question: In which north west town do councillors represent wards called Bispham, Squires Gate and Bloomfield?
Answer: BLACKPOOL
Question: Who was the England wicketkeeper in the 2010 ICC World Twenty20 Final?
Answer: CRAIG KIESWETTER
Question: In which Italian city would you find the famous 'Torre Pendente'?
Answer: PISA (the 'Leaning Tower')
Question: In which US state is 'Blue Grass Airport', in Fayette County?
Answer: KENTUCKY
Question: Which Rugby Union team won the 2011-2012 Heineken Cup?
Answer: LEINSTER
Question: What is the name of the drawing by Leonardo da Vinci, which is a study of the proportions of the human body?
Answer: VITRUVIAN MAN
Question: Who played King Edward I of England in the 1995 film 'Braveheart'?
Answer: PATRICK MCGOOHAN
Question: Who was the second Pope?
Answer: LINUS
Question: What is the home ground of Paris St. Germain FC?
Answer: PARC DES PRINCES
Question: Who was the second Roman Emperor?
Answer: TIBERIUS
Question: In which city can you visit Michaelangelo's 'Statue of David' in the Piazza della Signoria?
Answer: FLORENCE
Question: Which month of the French Revolutionary calendar started in late March?
Answer: GERMINAL
Question: """..A tale of the riots of eighty"" completes the title of which work by Charles Dickens?"
Answer: 'BARNABY RUDGE'
Question: Who was the last British player to win the Ladies' Singles title at Roland Garros?
Answer: SUE BARKER
Question: Which African country has the largest population?
Answer: NIGERIA
Question: Which element has the chemical symbol 'V'?
Answer: VANADIUM
Question: Who preceded Al Gore as US Vice-President?
Answer: DAN QUAYLE
Question: In which small Asian country was television first introduced in 1999?
Answer: BHUTAN
Question: What is the currency unit of Finland?
Answer: Markka
Question: What is the capital of Guernsey?
Answer: St Peter Port
Question: In which English seaside resort would you find Peasholm Park?
Answer: Scarborough
Question: If a plastic milk bottle in the UK has a green top, what type of milk is normally contained inside?
Answer: Semi Skimmed
Question: The 1961 film One-Eyed Jacks was the only one directed by which famous actor?
Answer: Marlon Brando
Question: Which Scottish Football League club has the nickname “The Honest Men”?
Answer: Ayr United
Question: Which Sunday newspaper, renowned for stones about aliens, was founded by David Sullivan?
Answer: Sunday Sport
Question: What is comedian Jasper Carrot's real name?
Answer: Robert Norman Davis
Question: On television which actor played Alan B'stard MP?
Answer: Rik Mayall
Question: Which catholic saint is associated with the pilgrimage site of Lourdes in France?
Answer: St Bernadette
Question: What may be described as 'Clout', 'Lost Head', 'Box', and 'French'?
Answer: NAILS
Question: Which British Formula One World Motor Racing Champion was also World Motorcycling Champion?
Answer: JOHN SURTEES
Question: Which pop group consisted of Huw Bunford, Clan Caren, Dafydd Leuan, Guto Price and Gryff Rhuys?
Answer: 'SUPER FURRY ANIMALS'
Question: Who, for much of the Second World War, was Governor of the Bahamas?
Answer: DUKE OF WINDSOR
Question: Where is 'Reina Sofia Airport'?
Answer: TENERIFE
Question: Six of the world's top ten highest waterfalls are in which country?
Answer: NORWAY
Question: What is the capital of Cameroon?
Answer: YAOUNDE
Question: Which Lancashire district has the dialing code 01254?
Answer: BLACKBURN
Question: Who was the last British Formula One World Champion?
Answer: DAMON HILL
Question: Whisky and Drambuiecombine to make which cocktail?
Answer: 'RUSTY NAIL'
Question: Who was Governor General of the Falkland Islands at the time of the 1982 invasion?
Answer: SIR REX HUNT
Question: Which famous 'Coronation Street' actress died on Boxing Day, 1983?
Answer: VIOLET CARSON ('Ena Sharples')
Question: Who was the original printer of 'Parliamentary Debates', a verbatim record of Parliamentary speeches?
Answer: THOMAS HANSARD
Question: Who was disqualified from being an MP in 1960 after inheriting a title upon his father's death?
Answer: ANTHONY WEDGEWOOD BENN
Question: Which popular female show-jumper died during a competition in 1983?
Answer: CAROLINE BRADLEY
Question: What was the name of the newspaper featured in the TV series 'Lou Grant' starring Ed Asner?
Answer: 'THE LOS ANGELES TRIBUNE'
Question: The city of Lincoln stands on the banks of which river?
Answer: WITHAM
Question: By what more familiar name do we know actress Marjorie Robertson?
Answer: DAME ANNA NEAGLE
Question: In which English city would you find Coleman's Mustard Shop and Museum?
Answer: NORWICH
Question: Who in 1966, became the first footballer to receive the BBC Sports Personality Of The Year?
Answer: BOBBY MOORE
Question: In the 'Sharpe' TV series, what was the name of the character played by actor Daragh O'Malley?
Answer: PATRICK HARPER
Question: Who was Chancellor of West Germany from 1969-74?
Answer: WILLY BRANDT
Question: Which band recorded the 1999 single 'No Distance Left To Run'?
Answer: BLUR
Question: Which chemical element has the symbol Hf?
Answer: HAFNIUM
Question: In which bay was the 'Diamond Grace' oil tanker grounded in 1997?
Answer: TOKYO BAY
Question: What is the scientific name given to the ability of some animals, such as lizards, to self-amputate a partof their body in order to elude a predator?
Answer: AUTOTOMY
Question: Which creature features on the logo of the French clothing company Lacoste?
Answer: CROCODILE
Question: In terms of area, which is the smallest of Ireland's counties?
Answer: LOUTH
Question: Which American state hasthe smallest population?
Answer: WYOMING
Question: In 'The Munsters' what was 'Herman Munster's' twin brother called?
Answer: 'CHARLIE'
Question: Making his debut for Southampton in 1998, who was the first Moroccan footballer to play in the Premier League?
Answer: HASSAN KACHLOUL
Question: Which body of water separates Sicily from mainland Italy?
Answer: STRAIT OF MESSINA
Question: Which town in Hertfordshire was founded in 1903 as the world's first Garden City?
Answer: LETCHWORTH
Question: The 'Stableford Scoring System' is used in which sport?
Answer: GOLF
Question: In which English castle was the 10th century King Edward The Martyr, murdered?
Answer: CORFE CASTLE
Question: The 'Folketing' is the name of the parliament of which country?
Answer: DENMARK
Question: Which New York born writer won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1936?
Answer: EUGENE O'NEILL
Question: Which US city is home to the football team 'The Browns'?
Answer: CLEVELAND
Question: Which US city is home to the football team 'The Bengals'?
Answer: CINCINATTI
Question: Who painted 'Girl Balancing On A Ball, With Bare Feet' and 'Three Dancers'?
Answer: PICASSO
Question: In English county cricket, which trophy is awarded to the player who scores the season's fastest hundred?
Answer: THE WALTER LAWRENCE TROPHY
Question: Where are the administrative HQ of Essex?
Answer: CHELMSFORD
Question: Sometimes called 'Nucleons', give either of the subatomic particles in the atomic nucleus?
Answer: PROTON or NEUTRON
Question: What is Bulgaria's unit of currency?
Answer: LEV
Question: On television, what is advertised by 'Alexandr Orlov'?
Answer: COMPARE THE MARKET.COM
Question: What does an Udometer measure?
Answer: RAINFALL
Question: In which UK town is the 'Hat Works', the only museum of hats in the country?
Answer: STOCKPORT
Question: On television, what is the name of the Panda that advertises Fox's biscuits?
Answer: 'VINNIE'
Question: Hagiology is the study of what?
Answer: SAINTS
Question: From which Peter Gabriel hit do these lyrics come: "My heart going boom, boom, boom. Son, he said, grab your things I've come to take you home"?
Answer: 'SOLSBURY HILL'
Question: What does the musical term 'Pianissimo' mean?
Answer: VERY SOFT
Question: Who is the Patron Saint of accountants and bankers?
Answer: ST. MATTHEW
Question: The Aysgarth Falls can be found in which English National Park?
Answer: YORKSHIRE DALES
Question: By what other name is the Green Cormorant known?
Answer: SHAG
Question: What would be the occupation of a member of the trade union BALPA?
Answer: British Airline PILOTS Association
Question: What does the musical term 'Lento' mean?
Answer: SLOW
Question: Which European city is served by 'Deune Airport'?
Answer: ANTWERP
Question: Who is the fictional seafarer in Dudley Pope's novels?
Answer: 'NICHOLAS RAMAGE'
Question: Three famous English composers died in 1934. Gustav Holst and Edward Elgar are two, name the third?
Answer: FREDERICK DELIUS
Question: From which Disney animated picture does the song 'I Wonder' come?
Answer: 'SLEEPING BEAUTY'
Question: .uk (dot uk) is the network identifier for the United Kingdom, which country uses the identifier .br (dot br)?
Answer: BRAZIL
Question: .uk (dot uk) is the network identifier for the United Kingdom, which country uses the identifier .es (dot es)?
Answer: SPAIN
Question: From which Disney animated picture does the song 'Colours Of The Wind' come?
Answer: 'POCAHONTAS'
Question: In which town or city would you find the headquarters of 'Everards Brewery'?
Answer: LEICESTER
Question: Which precious stone is the birthstone for the month of April?
Answer: DIAMOND
Question: What is the name of the stick used by artists to support their brush hand while painting?
Answer: MAULSTICK
Question: The Emerald is the birthstone for what month?
Answer: MAY
Question: By what name is the drug Drinamyl better known?
Answer: PURPLE HEART
Question: Which world leader holds the record for the longest ever speech to the UN?
Answer: FIDEL CASTRO
Question: Now well known to children all over the world, 'The Moomins' were first created in which European country?
Answer: FINLAND
Question: If an Indian recipe includes 'Lehsun', what ingredient would you use?
Answer: GARLIC
Question: Who directed the 1968 film 'Finnian's Rainbow'?
Answer: FRANCIS FORD COPPOLA
Question: What is the 'Dunnock' more commonly known as?
Answer: HEDGE SPARROW
Question: Which newly-formed African nation became the 193rd. member state of the United Nations in July 2011?
Answer: SOUTH SUDAN
Question: Which is the tallest twin-towered building in the world?
Answer: PETRONAS TOWERS
Question: Which building did the Empire State Building succeed as the world's highest building?
Answer: THE CHRYSLER TOWER
Question: Although better known by his surname what was the first name of the fictional Italian detective 'Zen'?
Answer: 'AURELIO'
Question: Who is the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs?
Answer: CAROLINE SPELMAN
Question: The highest waterfall in the Southern Hemisphere is located in which country?
Answer: South Africa
Question: What Is the continental equivalent of a Marquis?
Answer: Margrave
Question: On the maps of the London Underground which line is coloured brown?
Answer: Bakerloo
Question: The okta is a unit used by meteorologists to measure which aspect of the weather?
Answer: Cloud Cover
Question: What did the Daily Worker newspaper change its name to in 1966?
Answer: Daily Star
Question: Which former 'Liverbird' went on to play The District Nurse' on T.V?
Answer: Nerys Hughes
Question: Which acid is known as Aqua Fortis?
Answer: Nitric Acid
Question: On maps of the London Underground what colour is the Circle Line?
Answer: Yellow
Question: In which capital city are the headquarters of the International Monetary Fund?
Answer: Washington DC
Question: Which actor, a former hospital patient in the T.V. comedy series 'Only When I Laugh' went on to play the Irish R.M.?
Answer: Peter Bowles
Question: What name is given to a pavilion or seat fixed on an elephant's back?
Answer: Howdah
Question: Which number on the Beaufort scale is used to indicate a storm?
Answer: Eleven
Question: Who is the US Attorney General, appointed in April this year?
Answer: LORETTA LYNCH
Question: Which musical note is equal to one-eighth of a semibreve?
Answer: QUAVER
Question: """Baronet with Sam Chifhey Up"" is a painting by which artist born in Liverpool in 1724?"
Answer: GEORGE STUBBS
Question: The French call this art style "nature morte". What do we call it?
Answer: STILL LIFE