zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: Pennsylvania borders which of the Great Lakes?
Answer: Lake Erie
Question: Who wrote the novel 'High Fidelity'?
Answer: Nick Hornby
Question: What is the name of the famous Swannery in Dorset?
Answer: Abbotsbury
Question: In which town has the statue 'Verity' by Damien Hirst been installed?
Answer: Ilfracombe
Question: Adelaide, South Australia lies on which river?
Answer: Torrens
Question: For what commodity is Keukenhof in Holland famous?
Answer: Tulips
Question: Which runner, who died in 2011, broke the world marathon record by 2 minutes at her first attempt, she won the New York marathon nine times and London twice?
Answer: Grete Waitz
Question: Minnesota borders which of the Great Lakes?
Answer: Lake Superior
Question: Who created the detective 'Jack Frost'?
Answer: RD Wingfield
Question: Which UK singer has had albums 'Spirit', 'Echo' and 'Glassheart'
Answer: Leona Lewis
Question: Who composed the 'Warsaw Concerto'?
Answer: Richard Addinsell
Question: Who created the Yorkshire detectives 'Dalziel and Pascoe'?
Answer: Reginald Hill
Question: Which chemical element is named after an asteroid, now also classified as a dwarf planet?
Answer: CERIUM
Question: 'Sigh No More' is the 2009 debut album by which indie folk quartet?
Answer: MUMFORD & SONS
Question: What judicial office does Lord Dyson hold?
Answer: MASTER OF THE ROLLS
Question: The American TV series 'Elementary', featuring Sherlock Holmes in a modern setting, is set in which city?
Answer: NEW YORK
Question: What is the English title of the Verdi opera `Un Ballo in Maschera'?
Answer: A MASKED BALL
Question: Which family of garden birds has the Latin name Paridae?
Answer: TITS
Question: Who was the captain of the losing American team in the 2012 Ryder Cup?
Answer: DAVIS LOVE III
Question: Which golfer sank the putt which ensured that Europe retained (not won) the Ryder Cup in 2012?
Answer: MARTIN KAYMER
Question: Who was the first UK winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature?
Answer: RUDYARD KIPLING
Question: How long, in feet, is a tennis court?
Answer: 78
Question: In which British city would you find Snow Hill Railway Station?
Answer: BIRMINGHAM
Question: Give a year in the life of the artist Anthony van Dyck.
Answer: 1599-1641
Question: Which cricket journalist and former Test Match Special broadcaster died in January this year?
Answer: CHRISTOPHER MARTIN-JENKINS
Question: Who wrote the novel 'The Cement Garden'?
Answer: IAN MCEWAN
Question: What is another name for the plant Deadly Nightshade?
Answer: BELLADONNA
Question: Larkspur is another name for which perennial plants?
Answer: DELPHINIUMS
Question: The wife of which Egyptian captain of the guard attempted to seduce Joseph and then claimed that he had attempted to rape her?
Answer: POTIPHAR
Question: 'Walk the Line' was a film about which singer?
Answer: JOHNNY CASH
Question: The Rye House Plot was against which monarch?
Answer: CHARLES II
Question: Which actor played George Cowley in the ITV series 'The Professionals'?
Answer: GORDON JACKSON
Question: The eighteenth century Treaty of Utrecht was signed by the belligerents of which war?
Answer: THE WAR OF THE SPANISH SUCCESSION
Question: The Treaty of Ghent was the peace treaty that ended which war?
Answer: THE WAR OF 1812
Question: Carried out on May 2nd 2011, what was the objective of Operation Neptune Spear?
Answer: THE KILLING OF OSAMA BIN LADEN
Question: Newcastle United striker Demba Ba plays international football for which country?
Answer: SENEGAL
Question: Which cyclist won the first medal for Team GB at the 2012 Olympic Games?
Answer: LIZZIE ARMITSTEAD
Question: In which year was the fifty pence piece first issued?
Answer: 1969
Question: Which blood group is known as the 'universal donor', because it can be given to all blood groups?
Answer: GROUP O
Question: What was the first name of Italian statesman and writer Machiavelli?
Answer: NICCOLO
Question: Which actor plays Detective Inspector Alan Banks in the ITV series 'DCI Banks'?
Answer: STEPHEN TOMPKINSON
Question: Who was the Chancellor of West Germany at the time of the reunification of East and West Germany?
Answer: HELMUT KOHL
Question: Which Premiership rugby union team play their home games at The Recreation Ground?
Answer: BATH
Question: Proxima Centauri, the nearest known star to the Sun, is classified as what type of star?
Answer: RED DWARF
Question: The plant kniphofia is more commonly known by what name?
Answer: RED-HOT POKER
Question: Which mainland African country has the longest coastline?
Answer: SOMALIA
Question: Which professional baker is a judge on 'The Great British Bake-Off' alongside Mary Berry?
Answer: PAUL HOLLYWOOD
Question: Who directed the 2011 Hollywood version of 'The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo'?
Answer: DAVID FINCHER
Question: The name of the coffee shop chain Starbucks was inspired by a character in which book?
Answer: MOBY DICK
Question: Who wrote the novel 'The Secret Agent', first published in 1907?
Answer: JOSEPH CONRAD
Question: Which long-running Radio 4 panel game was created by Ian Messiter?
Answer: JUST A MINUTE
Question: Which brewery produces the beer 'Spitfire'?
Answer: SHEPHERD NEAME
Question: Which brewery produces 'Lancaster Bomber'?
Answer: THWAITES
Question: Who composed the opera 'The Love For Three Oranges'?
Answer: SERGEI PROKOFIEV
Question: On which Scottish island is the former Labour Party leader John Smith buried?
Answer: IONA
Question: Who played the title role in the 2012 ITV drama series 'Mrs Biggs'?
Answer: SHERIDAN SMITH
Question: In which country was BBC newsreader George Alagiah born?
Answer: SRI LANKA
Question: Who painted 'A Bigger Splash' in 1967?
Answer: DAVID HOCKNEY
Question: Which Scottish group took its name from the lead character in the film Paris, Texas?
Answer: TRAVIS
Question: Who was the US team captain at the 2012 Ryder Cup?
Answer: DAVIS LOVE
Question: Formed in 1932 which is the youngest club in the Premier League?
Answer: WIGAN ATHLETIC
Question: Which type of creature is a cassowary?
Answer: BIRD
Question: In chemistry, what is the term for a water-soluble base? It derives its name from the Arabic word for "ashes."
Answer: Alkali
Question: Which group had a 1977 No 2 UK hit with a rock instrumental 'Fanfare for the Common Man'?
Answer: Emerson, Lake and Palmer
Question: Havana Brown, Blue Russian and Devon Rex are varieties of which, animal?
Answer: Cat
Question: What is the state capital of West Virginia?
Answer: Charleston
Question: What series name is given to the trilogy of novels by Stieg Larsson which feature the character Lisbeth Salander?
Answer: Millennium
Question: Holland Lop, Flemish Giant and New Zealand White are breeds of which animal?
Answer: Rabbit
Question: Anatomically, of what is nephrology the study?
Answer: The Kidney
Question: Who had a hilltop retreat in Jamaica called Firefly?
Answer: Noel Coward
Question: What is the collective noun for a group of falcons?
Answer: Cast
Question: Of what is malacology the study?
Answer: Molluscs
Question: In which 1980s BBC sitcom did the characters Yvonne and Barry appear?
Answer: Hi de Hi
Question: Horses are measured in 'hands', what is the equivalent of a hand in inches?
Answer: 4 inches
Question: Which European country has the same flag as Indonesia; red over white?
Answer: Monaco
Question: Of what is mycology the study?
Answer: Fungi
Question: Who in 1985, replaced Roy Plumley as presenter of Desert Island Discs?
Answer: Michael Parkinson
Question: What, by number of verses is the longest book in the Old Testament?
Answer: Psalms
Question: Which part of the body is the hallux?
Answer: Big Toe
Question: Which famous race was first organised in 1903 to increase sales for the magazine L'Auto?
Answer: Tour de France
Question: In the Tour de France, the leader of which classification wears the 'polka dot jersey'?
Answer: King of the Mountains
Question: In which city is the world's largest library?
Answer: Washington DC
Question: McCloud was loosely based on which Clint Eastwood film?
Answer: Coogan's Bluff
Question: Which part of the body is the axilla?
Answer: Armpit
Question: What name is given in darts when a player hits a single, double and treble of the same number in his turn?
Answer: Shanghai
Question: Which tree belongs to the genus Fraxinus?
Answer: Ash
Question: Give either of the middle names of Prime Minister David Cameron?
Answer: William Donald
Question: The garden centre group Dobbies is owned by which retail company?
Answer: Tesco
Question: In which island group is Scapa Flow to be found?
Answer: Orkneys
Question: Ashgabat is the capital of which country, a former Soviet republic in Asia?
Answer: Turkmenistan
Question: What is the chemical symbol for cobalt?
Answer: Co
Question: Julius Caesar's warning about the 'Ides' of March refers to which day of the month?
Answer: 15th
Question: Dushanbe is the capital of which country, a former Soviet republic in Asia?
Answer: Tajikistan
Question: What was Cliff Richard's first UK top ten hit?
Answer: Move It
Question: What is the largest inhabited castle and longest serving palace in the world?
Answer: Windsor
Question: Who was the first cosmonaut to die during a space flight?
Answer: Vladimir Komarov
Question: What is the name of the loincloth worn by male Hindus?
Answer: Dhoti
Question: Which Shipping Forecast area lies south of South Utsire?
Answer: Fisher
Question: In heraldry what is a martlet?
Answer: Bird
Question: Which singer/actress founded Maverick Records in 1992?
Answer: Madonna
Question: Who wrote the novel 'The Warden' in 1855?
Answer: Anthony Trollope
Question: What is the NATO phonetic alphabet call sign for the letter M?
Answer: Mike
Question: What is the name of the Adobe software that is used to create PDF (portable document format) files?
Answer: Acrobat
Question: In which Bond film does Claudine Auger play Domino?
Answer: Thunderball
Question: Which Shipping Forecast area lies south of Sole?
Answer: Fitzroy
Question: In the Asterix books, what is the name of the 93-year-old, oldest inhabitant of the village?
Answer: Geriatrix
Question: Of what is pogonology the study?
Answer: Beards
Question: Which car manufacturer built the Magnette model in the 1950s/1960s?
Answer: MG
Question: Which musical instrument did Bix Beiderbecke play?
Answer: Cornet
Question: Which Daphne du Maurier novel is centred around a coaching house on Bodmin Moor?
Answer: Jamaica Inn
Question: Who is the deputy leader of the Labour Party?
Answer: Harriet Harman
Question: Which transuranic element is named after continent?
Answer: Americium
Question: Which singer had No. 1 albums with Escapology in 2002 and Take the Crown in 2012?
Answer: Robbie Williams
Question: Who is the deputy leader of the Liberal Democrats?
Answer: Simon Hughes
Question: Which organisation's address is 'The Lodge, Sandy, Bedfordshire'?
Answer: RSPB
Question: What was the original profession of Yasser Arafat?
Answer: (Civil) Engineer
Question: The island of Murano in the Venice Lagoon is famous for what product?
Answer: Glass
Question: What is the name of Spongebob Squarepants best friend?
Answer: Patrick
Question: Which transuranic element is named after a city in California?
Answer: Berkelium
Question: In which musical is the song Poor Jud is Dead?
Answer: Oklahoma
Question: The actor John Simm played the detective "Sam Tyler" in which BBC TV drama?
Answer: Life on Mars
Question: Which painter produced the works "The Death of Marat" and "Napoleon Crossing the Alps"?
Answer: Jacques-Louis David
Question: Which of the Tracy brothers piloted Thunderbird 3?
Answer: Alan
Question: Which chemical elements name drives from the German word for goblin?
Answer: Cobalt
Question: Which was the first country to give the vote to women, doing so in 1893?
Answer: New Zealand
Question: An eft is an alternative name for which creature?
Answer: Newt
Question: Which author wrote the political conspiracy thriller "House of Cards"?
Answer: Michael Dobbs
Question: How is the form of transport known in Japan as the Shinkansen, known as in the UK?
Answer: Bullet Train
Question: Which pop duo, consisting of Siobhan Fahey and Marcella Detroit, had a number one UK single with the hit "Stay" in 1992?
Answer: Shakespeare's Sister
Question: The "Coulomb" is the SI Unit of what?
Answer: Electric Charge
Question: Which artist painted "Bubbles", which was used in the advertising for Pears soap?
Answer: Sir John Everett Millais
Question: The "Pascal" is the SI Unit of what?
Answer: Pressure
Question: Which actress played the detective "Alex Drake" in the BBC drama "Ashes to Ashes"
Answer: Keeley Hawes
Question: Which King of Belgium abdicated on July 21st 2013 in favour of his son Crown Prince Philippe?
Answer: King Albert II
Question: Which author has written the novels "My Beautiful Launderette" and the "Buddha of Suburbia"?
Answer: Hanif Kureishi
Question: Which former Poet Laureate became the President for the Campaign to Protect Rural England in 2012?
Answer: Andrew Motion
Question: Who wrote the book "The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists?
Answer: ROBERT TRESSELL
Question: Which Oscar winning director was at one time married to James Cameron?
Answer: KATHRYN BIGELOW
Question: What is the name of Tom Cruise's daughter from his marriage to Katie Holmes?
Answer: SURI
Question: Which county cricket team has the Prince of Wales feathers on its badge?
Answer: SURREY
Question: Which food fish is known as lax in Sweden?
Answer: SALMON
Question: What was the nickname of former cricketer Jason Gillespie?
Answer: DIZZY
Question: Whose catchphrase was 'Can you hear me Mother'?
Answer: SANDY POWELL
Question: Who was the first player to score five goals in one Champions League match?
Answer: LIONEL MESSI
Question: Where specifically did James Cameron dive down to in 2012?
Answer: THE MARIANAS TRENCH
Question: Felix Baumgartner holder of the world freefall record was born in which country?
Answer: AUSTRIA
Question: Which tough guy actor played a cross dressing pirate in the film Stardust?
Answer: ROBERT DE NIRO
Question: By what name are Dave Myers and Simon King better known?
Answer: THE HAIRY BIKERS
Question: Which toy company at one time produced what they hoped would be a rival to Lego called Betta Bilda?
Answer: AIRFIX
Question: Who directed the films 'Picnic at Hanging Rock" and "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World'?
Answer: PETER WEIR
Question: Who did Sophie Rhys-Jones marry in 1999?
Answer: PRINCE EDWARD
Question: Coney is an alternative name for which animal?
Answer: RABBIT
Question: What is the anatomical name of the big toe?
Answer: HALLUX
Question: Asuncion is the capital of which country?
Answer: PARAGUAY
Question: Which number amendment to the U.S constitution abolished slavery?
Answer: THIRTEENTH
Question: Who had number one hits in 1959 with "Side Saddle" and "Roulette"?
Answer: RUSS CONWAY
Question: Name one of the colours on the flag of Ukraine.
Answer: BLUE AND YELLOW
Question: In which Shakespeare play do the characters Duke Frederick and Charles the Wrestler appear?
Answer: AS YOU LIKE IT
Question: In which US city was the 1968 film 'Bullitt' set?
Answer: SAN FRANCISCO
Question: In which US state was the 1987 film 'The Big Easy' set?
Answer: LOUISIANA
Question: A 'Winter Nelis' is a variety of which fruit?
Answer: PEAR
Question: In which seaside town in the UK was a statue of a naked woman called Verity by Damien Hirst unveiled in 2012?
Answer: ILFRACOMBE
Question: Who is the only Rugby Union player to have won the BBC Sports Personality of the Year?
Answer: JONNY WILKINSON
Question: Where is Frederic Chopin Airport?
Answer: WARSAW
Question: Which Eastern City was the second largest in England, after London, 1,000 years ago?
Answer: Norwich
Question: Of what country is Zagreb the capital?
Answer: Croatia
Question: What is the stage name of American rapper Curtis James Jackson?
Answer: 50 Cent
Question: If you saw the word 'Sag' on an Indian menu which vegetable would it signify?
Answer: Spinach
Question: Monte Marmolada is the highest peak in which mountain range?
Answer: The Dolomites
Question: Who founded the Young Men's Christian Association?
Answer: George Williams
Question: Which 1977 TV drama, starring Alison Steadman, is set in the living room of Beverley Moss?
Answer: Abigail's Party
Question: What is the most widely spoken language in India?
Answer: HINDI
Question: Who is MP for Twickenham?
Answer: VINCE CABLE
Question: Who founded the Hogarth Press in 1917?
Answer: LEONARD AND VIRGINIA WOOLF
Question: At which UK university would you find the Scott Polar Research Institute?
Answer: CAMBRIDGE
Question: Who was snooker World Champion in 1990, 92, 93, 94, 95, 96 & 99?
Answer: STEPHEN HENDRY
Question: In James Bond films who played Miss Moneypenny from 'Goldeneye' in 1995 to 'Die Another Day' in 2002?
Answer: SAMAN'THA BOND
Question: What is the most widely spoken African language?
Answer: SWAHILI
Question: 6 of the 10 tallest buildings in Europe are in which capital city?
Answer: MOSCOW
Question: What is another name for the Chinese Gooseberry?
Answer: KIWI FRUIT
Question: In which London hotel was the Peach Melba invented in 1892?
Answer: SAVOY
Question: Which London team beat Manchester United at the quarter final stage of the Carling Cup in 2011?
Answer: CRYSTAL PALACE
Question: The aria 'Let the Bright Seraphim' comes from which Handel oratorio?
Answer: SAMSON
Question: What was George Osborne's original first Christian name?
Answer: GIDEON
Question: Which word describes a temporary or improvised encampment providing little or no cover?
Answer: A BIVOUAC
Question: What was launched in 1923 and was described as the "official organ of the BBC"?
Answer: RADIO TIMES
Question: What was the last mission to take a man to the moon?
Answer: APOLLO 17
Question: Who plays Q in the latest Bond film Skyfall?
Answer: BEN WISHAW
Question: What colour was invented by William Perkin in 1856?
Answer: MAUVE
Question: Who is the female presenter of the Channel 4 quiz show "Five Minutes to a Fortune"?
Answer: Davina McCall
Question: Give a year during which Francis Drake circumnavigated the world.
Answer: 1577-1580
Question: In which month of the year is Michaelmas?
Answer: September
Question: Which royal residence has the postcode PE35 6EN?
Answer: Sandringham
Question: What is the name of the mail order company founded by Kate Middleton's parents in 1987?
Answer: Party Pieces
Question: Which is the largest gland in the human body?
Answer: Liver
Question: Which is the largest muscle in the human body?
Answer: Gluteus Maximus
Question: For what does the 'L' stand in Samuel L Jackson?
Answer: Leroy
Question: Which pop singer is the mother of Blue Ivy Carter?
Answer: Beyonce
Question: Who painted 'Mr and Mrs Robert Andrews', 'The Watering Place' and The Blue Boy'?
Answer: Thomas Gainsborough
Question: Anne Hathaway won a Best Supporting Actress Oscar in 2013 for her role in which film?
Answer: Les Miserables
Question: Kigali is the capital city of which African country?
Answer: Rwanda
Question: In which year was the M25 opened by Margaret Thatcher?
Answer: 1986
Question: Who replaced Hilary Clinton as U.S. Secretary of State?
Answer: JOHN KERRY
Question: Who plays Detective Inspector Richard Poole in the crime drama 'Death in Paradise'?
Answer: BEN MILLER
Question: The painting 'The Haywain' by Constable depicts a cart crossing which river?
Answer: RIVER STOUR
Question: With which of the arts is Twlya Tharp associated?
Answer: DANCE
Question: Which reality television programme was won by Natalie Coleman in 2013?
Answer: MASTERCHEF
Question: The song 'The Impossible Dream comes from which film and stage musical?
Answer: MAN OF LA MANCHA
Question: In which County are Lulworth Cove and the natural limestone arch Durdle Door?
Answer: DORSET
Question: Who won Dancing on Ice 2013?
Answer: BETH TWEDDLE
Question: Which Prime Minister signed the Common Market membership treaty?
Answer: EDWARD HEATH
Question: Who played Michael Murray in Alan Bleasdale's TV drama G.B.H.?
Answer: ROBERT LINDSAY
Question: Charlotte Sophia was the Queen Consort to which King?
Answer: KING GEORGE III
Question: Who was the father of IVF who died age 87 in April 2013?
Answer: SIR ROBERT EDWARDS
Question: Who wrote the poem that begins "Oh, to be in England, now that April's there"?
Answer: Robert Browning
Question: The fashion retailer `H&M' has its headquarters in which country?
Answer: Sweden
Question: Holden Caulfield is the main character in which 1951 novel?
Answer: Catcher In The Rye
Question: What is the surname of singer Florence of 'Florence and the Machine'?
Answer: Welch
Question: Which Chinese Year began on February 10th 2013?
Answer: Snake
Question: Which sauce is made by mixing and heating soy sauce, sake or mirin (rice wines) with sugar?
Answer: Teriyaki
Question: St George's is the capital of which Caribbean island?
Answer: Grenada
Question: Albert II abdicated as King of the Belgians in July 2013, what is the name of his son, the new king?
Answer: Philippe
Question: Scott Waites is a current British World Champion, at which sport?
Answer: Darts
Question: In a castle, what was a garderobe?
Answer: Toilet
Question: In which TV police show do the cast work for `UCOS'?
Answer: New Tricks
Question: In the Disney film 'Fantasia', who was the 'Sorcerer's Apprentice'?
Answer: Mickey Mouse
Question: The inauguration of the US President takes place on which date in January?
Answer: 20th
Question: In which city is Wawel Castle?
Answer: Krakow
Question: Which US city is served by McCarran Airport?
Answer: Las Vegas
Question: In which country is the Valle Central wine region?
Answer: Chile
Question: Who famously said "a house is a machine for living in"?
Answer: Le Corbusier
Question: how many medals did GB win in the 2012 Olympics?
Answer: 65
Question: How many roods make an acre?
Answer: 4
Question: In what decade did cupro-nickel replace silver in British coins?
Answer: 1940's
Question: Give the German word for the number eight
Answer: Acht
Question: Which English author wrote "Chrome Yellow " in 1921?
Answer: Aldous Huxley
Question: What is the name of Catherine Tate's famous schoolgirl character?
Answer: Lauren
Question: Which architect designed the Crystal Palace for the Great Exhibition of 1851?
Answer: Joseph Paxton
Question: Who came fifth in the 2012 Olympic medal table behind USA, China. GB and Russia?
Answer: South Korea
Question: What sport was played at Horse Guards Parade in the 2012 Olympics?
Answer: Beach Volleyball
Question: What hit pop record began with the lines "Oh, my love, my darlin , I hunger for your touch"?
Answer: Unchained Melody
Question: The film Schindler's List was based on whose Booker Prize winning novel of 1982?
Answer: THOMAS KENEALLY
Question: Which river flows through the city of Derby?
Answer: DERWENT
Question: What is the main alcoholic content of the cocktail Manhattan?
Answer: WHISKY
Question: Which river flows through the town of Shrewsbury?
Answer: SEVERN
Question: Which US president had the shortest term of office, only 31 days?
Answer: WILLIAM H HARRISON
Question: Who composed the music for the opera The Thieving Magpie (La Gazza Ladra)?
Answer: GIOACHINO ROSSINI
Question: Who has scored the most test centuries (41) for Australia?
Answer: RICKY PONTING
Question: Which machine was invented by Hiram Moore in 1834?
Answer: COMBINE HARVESTER
Question: Who has scored the most runs in an innings (380) in tests for Australia?
Answer: MATTHEW HAYDEN
Question: Who created the fictional detective Adam Dalgliesh, played on TV by Roy Marsden?
Answer: P D JAMES
Question: By what name is the tree Fagus sylvatica more commonly known?
Answer: BEECH
Question: Which jazz trumpeter and bandleader had the forenames John Birks?
Answer: DIZZY GILLESPIE
Question: Which jazz pianist had the forenames Thomas Wright?
Answer: FATS WALLER
Question: Who won an Oscar for Best Actor for his portrayal of composer Antonio Salieri in the film Amadeus?
Answer: F MURRAY ABRAHAM
Question: The duck-billed platypus is endemic to which country?
Answer: AUSTRALIA
Question: Who wrote the play The Entertainer?
Answer: JOHN OSBORNE
Question: What nationality was sculptor Alberto Giacometti?
Answer: SWISS
Question: Which bird has the scientific name Hirundo rustica?
Answer: SWALLOW
Question: Who wrote the play Entertaining Mr. Sloane?
Answer: JOE ORTON
Question: Who wrote the play 'Long Day's Journey into Night'?
Answer: EUGENE O'NEILL