zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What is the national animal of Finland?
Answer: Brown bear
Question: How many squares are on a chess board?
Answer: 64
Question: In the human body, molars, canines and incisors are all what?
Answer: Teeth
Question: How many events make up a biathlon?
Answer: Two
Question: Which group of islands lie off the coast of Normandy, France?
Answer: Channel Islands
Question: Cross, Tail and Head are all types of which weather condition?
Answer: Wind
Question: Balmoral Castle is in which European country?
Answer: Scotland
Question: On a regular clockface, which number lies opposite number one?
Answer: 7
Question: The International Inferno Race is a four-day amateur event in which sport?
Answer: Skiing
Question: Dyce Airport is in which British city?
Answer: Aberdeen
Question: Who did Richard Nixon defeat in 1968 to become US President?
Answer: Hubert H Humphrey
Question: Psellismophobia is the fear of doing what?
Answer: Stuttering
Question: What was the name of the motel in Tennessee in which Martin Luther King Jr was shot dead in 1968?
Answer: Lorraine Motel
Question: How many Harry Potter books were written by J K Rowling?
Answer: Seven
Question: King Richard III was the last of the Plantagenet dynasty and last king of which royal house?
Answer: House of York
Question: In English history what colour was the rose of the House of York?
Answer: White
Question: Middleham Castle, where Richard III spent several years of his childhood, is in which English county?
Answer: North Yorkshire
Question: How many zeros are in a US billion?
Answer: Nine
Question: What is the process of gathering fabric by means of drawn or elasticated threads in parallel rows?
Answer: Shirring
Question: Thermodynamics is the study of what?
Answer: Heat
Question: Princess Margaret, the sister of Queen Elizabeth II, had what middle name?
Answer: Rose
Question: Freetown is the capital of which African country?
Answer: Sierra Leone
Question: Russian doctor Ivan Pavlov was known for his experiments on which animals?
Answer: Dogs
Question: Who wrote the 1963 novel ‘Ice Station Zebra’?
Answer: Alistair MacLean
Question: Roman Abramovich bought which English football club in 2003?
Answer: Chelsea FC
Question: Phobophobia is the irrational fear of developing a what?
Answer: Phobia
Question: Which famous British graffiti artist describes himself as a ‘Quality Vandal’?
Answer: Banksy
Question: Mount Tiede is a volcanic peak in which group of islands?
Answer: Canary Islands
Question: The Parietal lobe and Temporal lobe are part of which organ of the body?
Answer: Brain
Question: Who hosted the ‘$64,000 Question’ on British television?
Answer: Bob Monkhouse
Question: Eid al-Fitr is a Muslim holiday which marks the end of what?
Answer: Ramadan
Question: Rodney Pattison won Olympic gold medals for Britain in 1968 and 1972 in which sport?
Answer: Sailing
Question: In which English palace was British politician Winston Churchill born?
Answer: Blenheim Palace
Question: Who wrote the 1884 novel ‘The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn’?
Answer: Mark Twain
Question: The ptarmigan belongs to which bird family?
Answer: Grouse
Question: Oedema is the technical term for which medical condition?
Answer: Dropsy
Question: The Oaks horse race is run at which British race course?
Answer: Epsom Downs
Question: Cricketer Herschelle Gibbs was born in which country?
Answer: South Africa
Question: Disco Volante is the name of Emilio Largo’s yacht in which James Bond film?
Answer: Thunderball
Question: Who wrote the 1952 book ‘The Borrowers’?
Answer: Mary Norton
Question: Former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher was Member of Parliament for which London borough?
Answer: Finchley
Question: What is Madame Bovary’s first name in the 1856 novel by Gustave Flaubert?
Answer: Emma
Question: What was the maiden name of Prince Charles’ second wife Camilla, Duchess of Cornwall?
Answer: Shand
Question: How many bottles of champagne in a Jeroboam?
Answer: Four
Question: Heath Ledger and Jake Gyllenhaal played two sheep herders in which 2005 film?
Answer: Brokeback Mountain
Question: In which 1968 film did Benny Hill play the toymaker?
Answer: Chitty Chitty Bang Bang
Question: Robert Redford and Jane Fonda play newlyweds Paul and Corie Bratter in which 1967 film?
Answer: Barefoot in the Park
Question: Who played the title role in the 1980 film ‘American Gigolo’?
Answer: Richard Gere
Question: Who directed and starred in the 1992 film ‘Unforgiven’?
Answer: Clint Eastwood
Question: Avarua is the capital of which island group?
Answer: The Cook Islands
Question: Which fruit is the international symbol of hospitality?
Answer: Pineapple
Question: The Painted Desert lies in which US state?
Answer: Arizona
Question: Which colour represents Line 11 of the Paris Metro rail system?
Answer: Brown
Question: A biped is an animal with how many feet?
Answer: Two
Question: Who plays David Starsky in the 2004 film ‘Starsky and Hutch’?
Answer: Ben Stiller
Question: Columbus Day in the US is celebrated during which month?
Answer: October
Question: Mombasa is the chief port of which country?
Answer: Kenya
Question: What was the middle name of former US President Richard Nixon?
Answer: Milhous
Question: What is the capital of Lithuania?
Answer: Vilnius
Question: What was the name of William Shakespeare’s twins by Ann Hathaway?
Answer: Hamnet and Judith
Question: Which fictional character is known as ‘The boy who never grew up’?
Answer: Peter Pan
Question: Business magnate Bill gates dropped out which US university?
Answer: Harvard University
Question: The State Hermitage Museum is in which Russian city?
Answer: St Petersburg
Question: Colleen McLoughlin married which English footballer in 2008?
Answer: Wayne Rooney
Question: The Piazza Navona is in which European city?
Answer: Rome
Question: Which US President was shot by assassin Charles J Guiteau in 1881?
Answer: James A Garfield
Question: How many events are in a tetrathlon?
Answer: Four
Question: Which is the largest of the Balearic Islands?
Answer: Majorca
Question: What are the first names of the two former boxing brothers Spinks?
Answer: Leon and Michael
Question: What colour is the name of a US Ivy league university?
Answer: Brown
Question: In poetry, a quatrain is a stanza or complete poem consisting of how many lines of verse?
Answer: Four
Question: ‘The ultimate driving machine’ is an advertising slogan for which make of car?
Answer: BMW
Question: Who played the father, Col. William Ludlow, in the 1994 film ‘Legends of the Fall’?
Answer: Anthony Hopkins
Question: Which town in Wales has been the home of the Royal Mint since 1968?
Answer: Llantrisant
Question: What is a female zebra called?
Answer: Mare
Question: What is a line called that goes straight from the centre of a circle to the circumference?
Answer: Radius
Question: In 2001, protester Craig Evans was arrested after throwing what at politician John Prescott?
Answer: An egg
Question: What is the boiling point of water in degrees Farenheit?
Answer: 212
Question: During which month of the year is the US PGA golf tournament held?
Answer: August
Question: What type of creature is a Smooth Hound?
Answer: Shark
Question: Chorophobia is the irrational fear of which activity?
Answer: Dancing
Question: Rappelling is another name for which activity/sport?
Answer: Abseiling
Question: What were the first names of English author H G Wells?
Answer: Herbert George
Question: The Caribbean island of Martinique is administered by which European country?
Answer: France
Question: ‘The Best Young Player Award’ was introduced at the FIFA World Cup in which year?
Answer: 2006
Question: Julian Casablancas is the lead singer in which US rock band?
Answer: The Strokes
Question: Which British golf course is known as ‘The Home of Golf’?
Answer: St Andrews
Question: Hirudin is a naturally occurring peptide in the salivary glands of which creatures used in medicine?
Answer: Leeches
Question: What is the young of a shark called?
Answer: Pup
Question: What is the surname of Eric in the animated television series ‘Stressed Eric’?
Answer: Feeble
Question: Drugs baron Franz Sanchez is a character in which 1989 James Bond film?
Answer: Licence to Kill
Question: The novels ‘The Tropic of Cancer’ and ‘The Tropic of Capricorn’ were written by which author?
Answer: Henry Miller
Question: Who plays Bob Barnes in the 2005 film ‘Syriana’?
Answer: George Clooney
Question: Haw’s Syndrome is a common disease in which animal?
Answer: Cat
Question: Sharm-el-Sheikh, Dahab and Taba are all resorts in which country?
Answer: Egypt
Question: What is the US state capital of South Carolina?
Answer: Columbia
Question: What is the currency of Turkey?
Answer: Turkish lira
Question: Sebastiano Carezo is credited with inventing which Spanish dance in 1780?
Answer: The Bolero
Question: Who succeeded Ronald Reagan as President of the US?
Answer: George H W Bush
Question: In December 1989 which Romanian dictator and his wife were executed after being found guilty for crimes against humanity?
Answer: Nicolae Ceausescu
Question: Which classic arcade game was released in Japan on 22nd May 1980?
Answer: Pac-Man
Question: English musician Ian Curtis, who died on 18th May 1980, was best known as lead singer of which post-punk band?
Answer: Joy Division
Question: Which British pop group won the 1981 Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: Bucks Fizz
Question: A sea nettle is what type of creature?
Answer: Jellyfish
Question: Which 1950’s UK television puppet’s catchphrase was ‘Aw, don’t embawass me!’?
Answer: Lenny the Lion
Question: ‘Good to the last drop’ is the advertising slogan for which brand of beverage?
Answer: Maxwell House
Question: How many nights are in the novel ‘Arabian Nights’?
Answer: 1,001
Question: English singer/songwriter Paloma Faith was born with which surname?
Answer: Blomfield
Question: American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls and Horseshoe Falls are all part of which waterfall?
Answer: Niagara Falls
Question: The Welsh town of Aberystwyth lies on which bay?
Answer: Cardigan Bay
Question: In which year did Prince Andrew marry Sarah Ferguson?
Answer: 1986
Question: Apart from English, what is the official language of Pakistan?
Answer: Urdu
Question: Which computer company was founded in 1983 as Control Video Corporation?
Answer: AOL
Question: In the nursery rhyme, who was unable to be put together again by all the kings men?
Answer: Humpty Dumpty
Question: Which country’s football team was runner up in the 1970 FIFA World Cup?
Answer: Italy
Question: Who was the only US President not to be elected to office?
Answer: Gerald Ford
Question: First broadcast in the UK 1958, what is the world’s longest running children’s television programme?
Answer: Blue Peter
Question: A bust of which British Prime Minister was said to have been removed from the White House and taken to the British Embassy in Washington when Barack Obama took office?
Answer: Winston Churchill
Question: Which word can go after Leg, Ball and Bath to make three other words?
Answer: Room
Question: Who did the Green Bay Packers defeat in the first Super Bowl in 1967?
Answer: Kansas City Chiefs
Question: How many stations are on the London Underground Central Line?
Answer: 49
Question: Which cheese is known as ‘The King of English Cheeses’?
Answer: Stilton
Question: Actor and singer David Essex played Jesus Christ in which 1970’s London stage musical in?
Answer: Godspell
Question: What colour is the sofa on BBC television Breakfast Show?
Answer: Red
Question: In which US city is was the first skyscraper said to have been built in 1885?
Answer: Chicago
Question: In which country is Dal Lake?
Answer: India
Question: Michelle Pfeiffer plays teacher LouAnne Johnson in which 1995 film?
Answer: Dangerous Minds
Question: In humans, the right lung is divided into how many lobes?
Answer: Three
Question: Actor Pierce Brosnan made his screen  debut in which British gangster film?
Answer: The Long Good Friday
Question: What was former US President Richard Nixon’s religion?
Answer: Quaker
Question: What type of creature is a remora?
Answer: Fish
Question: Which English monarch created the National Debt?
Answer: King William III
Question: Which was the first state in the US to ban smoking in public places?
Answer: California
Question: What is the name of the world’s first test-tube baby, born on 25th July 1978 in Manchester, England?
Answer: Louise Joy Brown
Question: The Nanpu Bridge is in which Chinese city?
Answer: Shanghai
Question: What was actress Rita Hayworth’s last film?
Answer: The Wrath of God
Question: Cheeser, Six-er and Laggies are all terms used in which children’s game?
Answer: Conkers
Question: How many compartments does a cow’s stomach have?
Answer: Four
Question: What is the name of the daughter of cartoon character Fred Flintstone?
Answer: Pebbles
Question: A sitatunga is what type of animal?
Answer: Antelope
Question: In which year did singer Elvis Presley marry Priscilla Beaulieu?
Answer: 1967
Question: Which English poet declined the post of Poet Laureate in 1757?
Answer: Thomas Gray
Question: What is the most frequently rolled number with two standard dice?
Answer: Seven
Question: Which Scottish football team is nicknamed ‘The Hoops’?
Answer: Celtic
Question: In which city is the 1997 film ‘The Full Monty’ set?
Answer: Sheffield
Question: In the David Hockney painting ‘Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy’ what is Percy?
Answer: A cat
Question: The sculpture of the ‘Winged Figure’ by Barbara Hepworth is on the side of which department store in London’s Oxford Street?
Answer: John Lewis
Question: Everything Changes, Beautiful World and Circus are all albums released by which British band?
Answer: Take That
Question: If you are ‘Tripping the Light Fantastic’ what are you doing?
Answer: Dancing
Question: Amarapura was the former capital of which country?
Answer: Burma (Myanmar)
Question: A Stableford is a scoring system in which sport?
Answer: Golf
Question: Trypanophobia is the irrational fear of which medical procedure?
Answer: Injection
Question: A diamondback is what type of creature?
Answer: Snake
Question: In which year did the first car-carrying hovercraft cross the English Channel?
Answer: 1968
Question: Beth Tweddle has represented Britain in which sport?
Answer: Gymnastics
Question: Which London theatre has a thatched roof?
Answer: Globe Theatre
Question: What is the first name of Arkwright, played by Ronnie Barker in the UK television series ‘Open All Hours’?
Answer: Albert
Question: In Greek mythology, Diomedes is the owner of which man-eating animals?
Answer: Horses
Question: The English band Oasis is from which city?
Answer: Manchester
Question: Which English football club play their home games at the Reebok Stadium?
Answer: Bolton Wanderers FC
Question: In January 1977, which French President officially opened the Pompidou Centre in Paris?
Answer: Valery Giscard d’Estaing
Question: Which British Merseybeat singer was born William Howard Ashton in 1943?
Answer: Billy J Kramer
Question: In the board game Monopoly, what is the highest denomination banknote in ‘pounds’ sterling?
Answer: 500
Question: Which UK supermarket chain has an in-store section called ‘Market Street’?
Answer: Morrisons
Question: What is the capital of The Isle of man?
Answer: Douglas
Question: Zorro is Spanish for which animal?
Answer: Fox
Question: How many lanes does an Olympic swimming pool have?
Answer: Ten
Question: In the Shakespeare play ‘The Merchant of Venice’, who is Jessica’s father?
Answer: Shylock
Question: Which modern-day country was formerly known as British Honuduras?
Answer: Belize
Question: A part of which British motorway was closed for a week in July 2012 after a crack was found in the Boston Manor viaduct?
Answer: M4
Question: Which island in the US was known as Oyster Island?
Answer: Ellis Island
Question: What type of creature is a fody?
Answer: Bird
Question: Who played the title roles in the 1977 film ‘Fun With Dick and Jane’?
Answer: George Segal and Jane Fonda
Question: Who was voted in as Mayor of London in May 2012?
Answer: Boris Johnson
Question: What was the maiden name the mother of US astronaut Buzz Aldrin?
Answer: Moon
Question: In 1973, which horse set new records at the US Kentucky Derby and a new world record at the Belmont Stakes?
Answer: Secretariat
Question: Which jockey won seven races on Champions Day at Ascot in September 1996?
Answer: Frankie Dettori
Question: Famous racehorse Seabiscuit was the grandson of which racehorse?
Answer: Man O’War
Question: In the Southern Hemisphere on which date do all racehorses celebrate their birthday?
Answer: August 1st
Question: The English Grand National Steeplechase is held annually at which race course?
Answer: Aintree
Question: What is the name of the two-wheeled cart pulled by horses in harness races?
Answer: Sulky
Question: Which Australian horse race is marketed as ‘The race that stops a nation’?
Answer: The Melbourne Cup
Question: In Januaury 1970, Diana Ross and the Supremes performed their farewell concert together at which Las Vegas hotel?
Answer: Frontier Hotel
Question: Which fish are traditionally used to make Stargazy pie?
Answer: Pilchards
Question: Alliumphobia is the fear of which herb?
Answer: Garlic
Question: Which is the youngest book in the New Testament of The Bible?
Answer: Book of Revelations
Question: What is the title of English author Jane Austen’s first published novel?
Answer: Sense and Sensibility
Question: Who played British television detective Jim Taggart?
Answer: Mark McManus
Question: In mythology, who pulled the thorn from the Lion’s paw?
Answer: Androcles
Question: American millionaire Leonard Jerome was the grandfather of which British Prime Minister?
Answer: Winston Churchill
Question: Which line on the London Underground rail system has the longest distance between two stations?
Answer: Metropolitan Line
Question: Which bird has the poetic name ‘Halycon’?
Answer: Kingfisher
Question: How many spaces does a standard ‘Connect Four’ game have?
Answer: 42
Question: El Prat Airport serves which European city?
Answer: Barcelona
Question: Caroline, John and Patrick were the children of which US President?
Answer: John F Kennedy
Question: Which late actor narrated the British children’s television programme ‘Willo the Wisp’?
Answer: Kenneth Williams
Question: A gormandizer is a person who does what to excess?
Answer: Eat
Question: Who wrote the 1890 play ‘Hedda Gabler’?
Answer: Henrik Ibsen
Question: Jess Wright, Chloe Sims, Lauren Pope and James Argent all appear in which British Television reality show?
Answer: The Only Way Is Essex
Question: Bryndza cheese is made from the milk of which animal?
Answer: Sheep
Question: Euchre, Pinochle and Skat are all games played with what?
Answer: Cards
Question: What is a female hedgehog called?
Answer: Sow
Question: Who was the first centrefold in the December 1953 issue of Playboy magazine?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: US singer Tony Christie sang ‘Is This the Way to – ‘where’ in 1971?
Answer: Amarillo
Question: What is the name of a Telly Tubby and an Italian river?
Answer: Po
Question: What was the most common password used online in 2012?
Answer: Password
Question: How many points are scored for a dropped goal in rugby union?
Answer: Three
Question: The ‘Althing’ is the national parliament of which country?
Answer: Iceland
Question: What is a score of 40-all otherwise known as in the game of tennis?
Answer: Deuce
Question: Footballer Mario Balotelli joined which English football club in 2010?
Answer: Manchester City
Question: Which Chicago building was formerly known as the Sears Tower?
Answer: The Willis Tower
Question: Which English football club is nicknamed The Hornets?
Answer: Watford FC
Question: ‘Stone Cold Sober’ is the 2009 debut single of which English singer/songwriter?
Answer: Paloma Faith
Question: Scapa Flow is a body of water in which Scottish island group?
Answer: Orkney Islands
Question: Which British actor was the recipient of the 2012 Bafta for ‘Outstanding British Contribution to Cinema’?
Answer: John Hurt
Question: Which Japanese car manufacturer has a logo which features a silver ‘H’ inside a rectangle?
Answer: Honda
Question: Which English actor/singer was born Michael Dumble-Smith in 1942?
Answer: Michael Crawford
Question: Xyrophobia is the irrational fear of which grooming items?
Answer: Razors
Question: On which part of the body would a tabi be worn?
Answer: Foot
Question: Harare is the capital of which African country?
Answer: Zimbabwe
Question: Ommetaphobia is the irrational fear of which part of the body?
Answer: Eyes
Question: The songs ‘Shall We Dance’, ‘Getting to Know You’ and ‘I’ll Whistle a Happy Tune’ are all from which 1956 musical film?
Answer: The King and I
Question: In January 1973, the pilot episode of which British television comedy series, the longest-running sitcom in the world, was broadcast?
Answer: Last of the Summer Wine
Question: What is the main ingredient of a Foo Young dish?
Answer: Eggs
Question: St Andrew’s Day, the patron saint of Scotland, falls in which month of the year?
Answer: November
Question: The marabou is what type of bird?
Answer: Stork
Question: The Isle of Man lies in which body of water?
Answer: Irish Sea
Question: Stermutation is the medical term for which involuntary action in humans?
Answer: Sneezing
Question: A roughy is what type of creature?
Answer: Fish
Question: In 1921, Edith Cowan was the first woman elected to any Parliament in which country?
Answer: Australia
Question: Mount Monaslu is in which South Asian country?
Answer: Nepal
Question: ‘Ida May’ was the original title of which hit single by Chuck Berry?
Answer: Maybellene
Question: Which is the only US state to begin with the letter ‘D’?
Answer: Delaware
Question: Which Shakespeare character said ‘A horse, a horse, my kingdom for a horse’?
Answer: King Richard III
Question: Johnny Depp plays John Wilmot, Second Earl of Rochester, in which 2004 film?
Answer: The Libertine
Question: Jack Nicholson plays the role of private detective Jake Gittes in which 1974 film?
Answer: Chinatown
Question: Which business directory had the ‘Walking Fingers’ logo?
Answer: Yellow Pages
Question: Which 2010 film stars Mila Kunis as Lily and Natalie Portman as Nina Sayers?
Answer: Black Swan
Question: Which baby pram company, founded in 1877, provided the baby carriage to King George VI for Princess Elizabeth?
Answer: Silver Cross
Question: What was the maiden name of Jemima, ex-wife of cricketer Imran Khan?
Answer: Goldsmith
Question: The original motto of which organisation was ‘Amidst War, Charity’?
Answer: Red Cross
Question: Richard Attenborough played which gang member in the 1947 film ‘Brighton Rock’?
Answer: Pinkie Brown
Question: How old was playwright William Shakespeare when he died?
Answer: 52
Question: In which year did colour television begin broadcasting across Australia?
Answer: 1975
Question: Which 1968 film starring Marianne Faithful was also known as ‘Naked Under Leather’?
Answer: Girl on a Motorcycle
Question: In the UK television quiz show ‘The Chase’ which chaser is is known as ‘The Beast’?
Answer: Mark Labbett
Question: In which year did Italy join the Six Nations (then Five Nations) Rugby Union Championship?
Answer: 2000
Question: Who wrote the novel ‘One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest’?
Answer: Ken Kesey
Question: Which number is the title of singer Beyonce’s 2011 album?
Answer: 4
Question: In which year was the Cannes Film Festival founded?
Answer: 1946
Question: With which song did Swedish pop group Abba win the 1974 Eurovision Song Contest?
Answer: Waterloo
Question: What is the title of singer Celine Dion’s first UK number one hit single?
Answer: Think Twice
Question: ‘Dog and Bone’ is Cockney rhyming slang for what?
Answer: Phone
Question: Who wrote the trilogy of plays ‘The Norman Conquests’?
Answer: Alan Ayckbourn
Question: The 2008 film ‘Valkyrie’ depicts the 1944 plot to assassinate which political figure?
Answer: Adolph Hitler
Question: Which London Underground station has the longest escalator?
Answer: Angel
Question: The Andaman Sea is known by what other name?
Answer: Burma Sea
Question: Quercus is the Latin name for which tree?
Answer: Oak
Question: In mythology, who is the Roman god of fire?
Answer: Vulcan
Question: What is the first name of Halley, after who the famous comet is named?
Answer: Edmond
Question: The SNCF is the state-owned railway company in which country?
Answer: France