zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: What is the name of the Israeli national airline
Answer: El Al
Question: In which pantomime does Robin Hood appear
Answer: Babes in the Wood
Question: What did the Swallow Sidecar Company become in 1945
Answer: Jaguar Cars
Question: Which garden weed takes it's name from the French for tooth of the lion
Answer: Dandelion
Question: Which planet in the solar system has moons called Titania and Miranda
Answer: Uranus
Question: Of which rock group of the 60's and 70's was Marc Bolan the leader
Answer: T. Rex
Question: Liberty Enlightening The World is the proper name for which monument
Answer: The Statue Of Liberty
Question: What is used to turn pasta red
Answer: Tomato
Question: Which is the largest of The Great Lakes
Answer: Lake Superior
Question: What type of creature was the cartoon character Snagglepuss
Answer: Lion
Question: In what year was The Gunpowder Plot
Answer: 1605
Question: Who had a U.K. No 1 in the 90's with Rhythm is a Dancer
Answer: Snap
Question: In which country is the world's highest waterfall
Answer: Venezuela
Question: Which organ of the body produces bile
Answer: The liver
Question: Who managed Scotland in the 1986 Football World Cup
Answer: Alex Ferguson
Question: What was the name of the Brazilian girl who had a child by Ronnie Biggs allowing him to stay in Brazil
Answer: Raimunda
Question: In what year was the Wall Street crash
Answer: 1929
Question: Which French town is served by the Cote D'Azure Airport
Answer: Nice
Question: Who in mythology is supposed to have built the Giant's Causeway
Answer: Finn MacCool
Question: What was the name of the character played by John Le Mesurier in Dad's Army
Answer: Sergeant Wilson
Question: With which item of clothing do you associate Mary Phelps Jacob
Answer: Bra
Question: Henri Landru was a mass murderer under what nickname was he better known
Answer: Bluebeard
Question: What disease is shown by a rash and a strawberry coloured tongue
Answer: Scarlet fever
Question: What make of tea is flavoured with oil of bergamot
Answer: Earl Grey
Question: Which actor played the crippled deputy in Gunsmoke
Answer: Dennis Weaver
Question: In which American city did The Saint Valentine’s Day massacre take place
Answer: Chicago
Question: What are rats unable to do which makes them highly susceptible to poison
Answer: Vomit
Question: For which country did ex England coach Duncan Fletcher play Test cricket
Answer: Zimbabwe
Question: What is the name of the dress traditionally worn by Japanese women
Answer: The kimono
Question: Harry Wheatcroft was a renowned grower of which flowers
Answer: Roses
Question: Who was the first Yorkshire captain to go to Australia
Answer: Captain James Cook
Question: Who was the PFA Players Player of the Year in 1995 and 1997 with two different clubs
Answer: Alan Shearer
Question: What was the name of the policeman who was killed in the recent Cumbrian floods
Answer: Bill Barker
Question: Who devised the most widely used shorthand writing system in 1837
Answer: Isaac Pitman
Question: Where was Billy Butlin's first holiday camp
Answer: Skegness
Question: What is the name given to the first day of Lent
Answer: Ash Wednesday
Question: Who was the FBI's first public enemy number one
Answer: John Dillinger
Question: Who was the last man to walk on the Moon
Answer: Eugene
Question: Who was Marilyn Monroe's last husband
Answer: Arthur Miller
Question: In which month does the Nottingham Goose Fair take place
Answer: October
Question: What is the national bird of Poland
Answer: Eagle
Question: By what name is South West Africa now known
Answer: Namibia
Question: What physical handicap was Dudley Moore born with
Answer: Club foot
Question: Is a bassoon a brass or a woodwind instrument
Answer: Woodwind
Question: Sloppy Joe's Bar in Key West Florida became famous for its association with which American author
Answer: Ernest Hemingway
Question: What was the name of the detective agency in Moonlighting
Answer: Blue Moon
Question: Birds of paradise are members of which family
Answer: Crow
Question: What name did John Harrington give to the first flush toilet
Answer: Ajax
Question: What was the first English monastery to be sacked by the Norsemen
Answer: Lindisfarne
Question: Devils darning needle is sometimes the nickname for which flying insect
Answer: Dragonfly
Question: What is the main street in Dublin
Answer: O'Connell Street
Question: Which is the only Scrabble tile worth 5 points
Answer: K
Question: On a standard athletic track how many laps are ran in the 10,000 metres
Answer: Twenty five
Question: Who was the first man to orbit the Earth
Answer: Yuri Gargarin
Question: In which city were Walker's Crisps first made
Answer: Leicester
Question: Who was the first American president to have a beard
Answer: Abraham Lincoln
Question: What do we call a place where leather is prepared
Answer: A tannery
Question: What is the name of the aborigine weapon that returns to the thrower
Answer: A boomerang
Question: In which type of fabric printing are designs applied in wax
Answer: Batik
Question: What colour does verdant mean
Answer: Green
Question: Who was the first female presenter of Desert Island Discs
Answer: Sue Lawley
Question: Name the group, Alex Turner, Jamie Cook, Andy Nicholson and Matt Helder
Answer: Arctic Monkeys
Question: Which famous outlaw was captured at the siege of Glenrowan Farm and later hanged
Answer: Ned Kelly
Question: What was the name of the record label that Motown brought out as an outlet for white rock music
Answer: Rare Earth
Question: How many lines are there in a sonnet
Answer: Fourteen
Question: Which metal has the chemical symbol Mg
Answer: Magnesium
Question: Diego De Vega is a fictional character better known as whom
Answer: Zorro
Question: Who was William Shakespeare's mother
Answer: Mary Arden
Question: Which river forms a natural boundary between Derbyshire and Staffordshire
Answer: Dove
Question: What is the only UK No. 1 single for Fleetwood Mac
Answer: Albatross
Question: Which John Grisham novel was made into a film in 1993 starring Julia Roberts and Denzel Washington
Answer: The Pelican Brief
Question: Who is the youngest ever winner of the US Masters golf tournament
Answer: Tiger Woods
Question: Who or what was Wilberforce who retired from 10 Downing Street In 1987
Answer: Cat
Question: What is the main diet of the grass snake
Answer: Frogs
Question: What is the correct name for the collar bone
Answer: Clavicle
Question: What is the lightest most delicate of the sherry types
Answer: Fino
Question: RICH HAG IS AT TEA (British author)
Answer: Agatha Christie
Question: What is the capital of the Scilly Isles
Answer: Hugh Town
Question: Which big cat has the loudest roar
Answer: Lion
Question: What is the fatty substance found naturally on sheep's wool called
Answer: Lanolin
Question: Which breed of dogs are named after a German tax collector
Answer: Doberman
Question: Which organ of the body secretes insulin
Answer: Pancreas
Question: Which British motor cycle manufacturer made the A65 Star
Answer: BSA
Question: Who was the first composer to appear on English banknotes
Answer: Sir Edward Elgar
Question: Who discovered and named Victoria Falls in 1855
Answer: David Livingstone
Question: Who is the Greek counterpart to the Roman goddess Venus
Answer: Aphrodite
Question: Which parts of peppers are hot
Answer: Seeds
Question: What herb do the Chinese call the root of life
Answer: Ginseng
Question: What is the most widely used herb in the world
Answer: Parsley
Question: What part of the body has a crown and a root
Answer: Tooth
Question: What name was used by duo Russell Hitchcock and Graham Russell
Answer: Air Supply
Question: What is the name of Martha Reeves backing group
Answer: The Vandellas
Question: Soul Patch, Reed, Lincoln and Monkey Tail
Answer: Beards
Question: Abloy, dimple, skeleton, Zeiss, master, and DND
Answer: Keys
Question: Who scored Arsenal's last minute winner in the 1979 FA Cup Final
Answer: Alan Sunderland
Question: Who played Robert Stroud in the 1962 film The Birdman of Alcatraz
Answer: Burt Lancaster
Question: In Alice in Wonderland who put butter in the Mad Hatter's watch
Answer: The March Hare
Question: What star sign is Harry Potter?
Answer: Leo
Question: Cheval-vapeur in France is equal to what in English?
Answer: Horse power
Question: The flower convallaria is better known as what?
Answer: Lily of the Valley
Question: In what stage show does Frank N Furter appear?
Answer: The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Question: The Slave of Duty is alternate title what G&S operetta?
Answer: Pirates of Penzance
Question: What's the other name for the statue of Egyptian god Harmachis?
Answer: The Sphinx
Question: The French call it nature morte the Spanish bodegon what is it?
Answer: Still Life painting
Question: Which sport gives competitors three goes at the Snatch ?
Answer: Weightlifting
Question: Which soccer club began life as Newton Heath ?
Answer: Manchester United
Question: 'Dizzy' was a UK No.1 in April 1969 for who?
Answer: Tommy Roe
Question: Lauris Nobilis is the Latin name of what common herb?
Answer: Bay
Question: If you suffered from varicella what have you got?
Answer: Chickenpox
Question: The Templeton prize is awarded annually for progress in what?
Answer: Religion
Question: What is Canada's oldest city founded in 1608?
Answer: Quebec
Question: What colour is Llamas milk?
Answer: Yellow
Question: Siddhartha Gautama became better known as who?
Answer: Buddha
Question: Which river is used for the annual Oxford v Cambridge boat race?
Answer: The river Thames
Question: What is the highest female voice?
Answer: Soprano
Question: Which insect is responsible for transmitting the bubonic plague?
Answer: Flea
Question: During World War 2 which service was known as the 'Brylcreem Boys?
Answer: RAF
Question: How would you address an Archbishop?
Answer: Your Grace
Question: Which singer went solo after performing with the Commodores?
Answer: Lionel Richie
Question: Who sang with Take That on their 1993 UK No 1 single, 'Relight My Fire'?
Answer: Lulu
Question: With which group was Morrissey the lead singer?
Answer: The Smiths
Question: Which group backed Martha Reeves?
Answer: The Vandellas
Question: What 'C' is used to describe a group of fixed stars?
Answer: Constellation
Question: How many engines are there on a B-52 bomber?
Answer: 8
Question: Which country has the largest area, Australia or Brazil?
Answer: Brazil
Question: Which fictional detective retired to keep bees?
Answer: Sherlock Holmes
Question: What is the name of the toning that produces brown and white photographs?
Answer: Sepia
Question: 'Glass of Absinthe' is a sculpture by which 20th century artist?
Answer: Pablo Picasso
Question: What type of paint was made out of pigment and egg yolk?
Answer: Tempera
Question: What are the 'Society of Friends' commonly called?
Answer: Quakers
Question: In racing, who rode the winner of the 1951 'Derby'?
Answer: Lester Piggott
Question: Joe Yule Jr born 1920 became famous as who?
Answer: Mickey Rooney
Question: John McEnroe was born in which country?
Answer: Germany
Question: What age was John Lennon when he was killed?
Answer: 40
Question: Who became the youngest ever 'Amateur World Snooker Champion in 1980?
Answer: Jimmy White
Question: Which Dickens novel features the character 'Uriah Heep'?
Answer: David Copperfield
Question: What is wrapped around a fillet steak to make 'Beef Wellington'?
Answer: Pastry
Question: Which motor car company produced the first front wheel drive car in 1934?
Answer: Citroen
Question: Which English county lies to the west of Devon?
Answer: Cornwall
Question: The oil of which spice is traditionally used to ease the pain of toothache?
Answer: Cloves
Question: Which city is the birthplace of US TV presenter 'Jerry Springer'?
Answer: London
Question: Who composed the music for the opera The Tales of Hoffman?
Answer: Jacques Offenbach
Question: Franz Kafka wrote in German what nationality was he?
Answer: Czech
Question: Who produced the Tom and Jerry cartoons until 1956?
Answer: Fred Quimby
Question: Which record label signed the Rolling Stones in 1991?
Answer: Virgin
Question: What is the food of the secretary bird?
Answer: Snakes
Question: What is the name of the river which flows through Baghdad?
Answer: Tigris
Question: How many spires does Litchfield Cathedral have?
Answer: 3
Question: Who rode 'Teenoso' to victory in the 1983 Derby?
Answer: Lester Piggott
Question: In which European country are the 'Cantabrian Mountains?
Answer: Spain
Question: Which Monarch preceded Queen Victoria?
Answer: William IV
Question: Which disease of childhood is characterized by defective growth of bone due to a lack of Calcium deposits?
Answer: RICKETS
Question: Which acid is found in the leaves of Rhubarb?
Answer: OXALIC ACID
Question: Barack Obama was inaugurated as the 44th and first African American President of the United States in what year?
Answer: 2009
Question: Who was the British Prime Minister at the beginning of the year 2000?
Answer: Tony Blair
Question: In 2009, an aeroplane crash landed in which river in New York?
Answer: Hudson River
Question: To which country do the 'Faero Islands' belong?
Answer: Denmark
Question: Who was the Greek Goddess of punishment and retribution?
Answer: Nemesis
Question: Which city does the extinct volcano known as "Arthur's Seat" overlook?
Answer: Edinburgh
Question: Who painted 'The Last Supper'?
Answer: Leonardo da Vinci
Question: What is the Aborigines name for Ayers Rock?
Answer: Uluru
Question: Which King founded the Church of England?
Answer: Henry 8th
Question: What is the correct term to use when addressing the Pope?
Answer: Your Holiness
Question: Who wrote the Harry Potter books?
Answer: J. K. Rowling
Question: Which female singer finished second in the 2009 'Britain’s Got Talent Show'?
Answer: Susan Boyle
Question: What is 20% of 50?
Answer: 10
Question: Who played Mike Baldwin in Coronation St.?
Answer: Johnny Briggs
Question: From what is banana oil made?
Answer: Petroleum
Question: In which country is the famous 'Copa Cobana' beach?
Answer: Brazil
Question: Which famous person in history rode a horse called Black Bess?
Answer: Dick Turpin
Question: Which cartoon show included characters called Thelma and Shaggy?
Answer: Scooby Doo
Question: What colour is the circle on the Japanese flag?
Answer: Red
Question: Which animal provides the blood for black pudding ?
Answer: Pig
Question: Which is the closet planet to the sun to have a moon ?
Answer: Earth
Question: Ohio police had to put down dozens of wild animals, including 17 lions and 18 rare tigers after the owner of a zoo opened pens and gates before shooting himself. What date?
Answer: October 18th
Question: Peter Falk AKA Columbo died this year. What month?
Answer: June
Question: Which type of full moon follows a harvest moon?
Answer: Hunters Moon
Question: The Wheel Spins Ethel Lina White basis for what Hitchcock film?
Answer: The Lady Vanishes
Question: In the Wizard of Oz name the Good Witch of the North?
Answer: Glinda
Question: Britannia female embodiment of Britain who is the French?
Answer: Marianne
Question: Who wrote the line East is East and West is West?
Answer: Rudyard Kipling
Question: Which American city used to be called Yerba Buena?
Answer: San Francisco
Question: Whose only novel was The Cardinals Mistress?
Answer: Benito Mussolini
Question: In the siege of Mafeking who led the defenders?
Answer: Robert Baden Powell
Question: Pernell Roberts played which character in a TV western series?
Answer: Adam Cartwright
Question: Who was the 1958 Cha-Cha champion of Hong Kong?
Answer: Bruce Lee
Question: What European nation was the first to drink tea?
Answer: The Dutch
Question: In what year was Alaska sold to the US?
Answer: 1867
Question: Who was the inventor of the telephone?
Answer: Alexander Graham Bell
Question: Which country gave the Statue of Liberty to the USA?
Answer: France
Question: Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip are both the great-great grandchildren of whom?
Answer: Queen Victoria
Question: Nell Gwynn was mistress to which King?
Answer: King Charles II
Question: Who was the first Tudor King?
Answer: Henry VII
Question: Who was the first Hanoverian king?
Answer: George I
Question: In which palace was Robert the Bruce crowned in 1306?
Answer: Scone
Question: Which 1987 film, set in South Africa, starred Kevin Kline and Denzel Washington?
Answer: Cry Freedom
Question: Who wrote the play containing the mythical 'Bunbury'?
Answer: Oscar Wilde
Question: What's the Charles Dickens novel in which you would find the character 'Smike'?
Answer: Nicholas Nickleby
Question: What is the name of the Italian lake with the town of Stresa on it's shores?
Answer: Lake Maggiore,
Question: Kiss Me Kate is a musical version of which of Shakespeare's works?
Answer: The Taming of the Shrew
Question: From where did the funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales start?
Answer: Kensington Palace.
Question: Who was elected Prime Minister of Canada in 1921?
Answer: Mackenzie King
Question: Who starred in 'A Countess From Hong Kong', his last film, in 1966?
Answer: Charlie Chaplin
Question: In what year did British women first get the vote?
Answer: 1918
Question: Which English football club won the league title the most during the 1980s?
Answer: Liverpool
Question: In what year did the 'Vauxhall Bridge', crossing the Thames, open?
Answer: 1906
Question: Many of us know of 'Mel C' or Sporty Spice. What's her real name?
Answer: Melanie Chisholm
Question: Which country hosted the 1954 World Cup?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: In what year did Bayern Munich win their first European Cup?
Answer: 1974
Question: What other title is given to 'The First Lord of the Treasury'?
Answer: Prime Minister
Question: Grace Kelly met Prince Rainier whilst filming which movie in Monaco?
Answer: To Catch a Thief
Question: In which novel was James Bond first introduced?
Answer: Casino Royale
Question: Which sport’s pitch has a 22-metre line in each half?
Answer: Rugby Union
Question: Who won both the 1948 and 1952 Olympic Men's singles figure skating gold medal?
Answer: Dick Button
Question: At which football club did Tony Adams spend his entire playing career?
Answer: Arsenal
Question: Name the New Zealand middle distance runner who claimed both the 800m and 1500 m Gold medals at the 1964 Tokyo Olympics?
Answer: Peter Snell
Question: Boxing 1975. Who did Muhammad Ali beat in the 'Thrilla in Manila'?
Answer: Joe Frazier
Question: On which London Underground line would you find 'Heathrow Airport?
Answer: Piccadilly
Question: Jonah Barrington is famous for which sport?
Answer: Squash
Question: What character was played by Gary Cooper in 'High Noon'?
Answer: Will Kane
Question: Remember the song' Where Do You Go To My Lovely'? Who wrote it?
Answer: Peter Sarstedt
Question: What attraction opened its gates for the first time in Mame-la-Vallee, Paris in 1992?
Answer: Euro Disney
Question: In what year did US airline 'Pan Am' fold?
Answer: 1991
Question: In what year did cricketer Brian Lara score 501 runs (Not out!) in one innings?
Answer: 1994
Question: What nationality was the composer 'Chopin'?
Answer: Polish
Question: The Salk vaccine is one of two vaccines used throughout the world to combat what disease?
Answer: poliomyelitis
Question: Which US entertainer had a nickname derived from the words 'satchel mouth'?
Answer: Louis Armstrong
Question: In a Shakespeare play, who murders 'King Duncan'?
Answer: Macbeth
Question: In golf, how many strokes are played on a par five hole to achieve an 'eagle'?
Answer: three
Question: In what card game would you see Stamen, Blackwood and Gerber?
Answer: Bridge
Question: What breed was John Steinbeck's dog Charley?
Answer: Standard Poodle
Question: 15Â  Which city is the setting for Shakespeare's (comedy) play 'Measure for Measure'?
Answer: Vienna
Question: Sildenafil citrate is better known by what name?
Answer: Viagra
Question: Who stars as Princess Diana in the 2013 film Diana?
Answer: Naomi Watts
Question: The Great Blue Hole is a large submarine sinkhole off the coast of which Central American country?
Answer: Belize
Question: What kind of food is Cullen Skink?
Answer: Fish
Question: What plant does the Colorado beetle attack?
Answer: Potato
Question: La Giaconda is better known as what?
Answer: Mona Lisa
Question: In the Chinese New Year what year follows Rat?
Answer: Ox
Question: The oil of which spice is traditionally used for the cure of toothache?
Answer: Cloves
Question: What kind of monkey gives it's name to a type of blood group?
Answer: Rhesus
Question: The picture of which American President appears on the one dollar bill?
Answer: George Washington
Question: Who is the central character in the film series 'The Hunger Games?
Answer: Katniss Everdeen
Question: In which American state will you find Disneyland park?
Answer: California
Question: On which river is Niagara Falls?
Answer: Niagara
Question: On which Apollo mission did Armstrong and Aldrin land on the moon?
Answer: Apollo 11
Question: Which country's capital city is San Salvador?
Answer: El Salvador
Question: In which country was former motor racing driver Ayrton Senna born?
Answer: Brazil
Question: Which sign of the Zodiac does the archer represent?
Answer: Sagittarius
Question: In 1927 who played the lead role in the 1st talking motion picture, "The Jazz Singer"?
Answer: Al Jolson
Question: Which planet has the longest day?
Answer: Venus
Question: Who wrote the novel 'Jaws'?
Answer: Peter Benchley
Question: Who returned as president of Uganda after the fall of Idi Amin?
Answer: Milton Obote
Question: Which French President was elected in 1981?
Answer: Francois Mitterrand
Question: Which Scottish clan did Rob Roy belong to?
Answer: MacGregor
Question: The 'Toreador's Song' comes from which well known opera?
Answer: Carmen
Question: Who devised the famous screw, used to raise the level of water?
Answer: Archimedes
Question: Which was the most successful Grand National horse?
Answer: Red Rum
Question: In the song Waltzing Matilda - What is a Jumbuck?
Answer: Sheep
Question: Who directed the film 'Out Of Africa'?
Answer: Sidney Pollack
Question: Can you name the final movie directed by Alfred Hitchcock?
Answer: Family Plot
Question: Who was the King of Swing?
Answer: Benny Goodman
Question: Who was the first man to fly across the channel?
Answer: Louis Bleriot
Question: Who starred as Rocky Balboa?
Answer: Sylvester Stallone
Question: which film had song Springtime for Hitler?
Answer: The Producers
Question: Can you name the singer of the title track for '1974 - The Man With The Golden Gun'?
Answer: Lulu
Question: Who sailed in the Nina - Pinta and Santa Maria?
Answer: Christopher Columbus
Question: What in business terms is the IMF?
Answer: International Monetary Fund
Question: Ringo Starr narrates which children's TV series?
Answer: Thomas the tank engine
Question: Caligari is the capital of what island?
Answer: Sardinia
Question: What is the capital of Chechnya?
Answer: Grozny
Question: James Drury starred in which TV western series?
Answer: The Virginian
Question: What kind of creature was Sam on the Muppet Show?
Answer: Eagle
Question: The larva of the click beetle is called what?
Answer: Wireworm
Question: Moses 10 plagues on Egypt - what was the fourth?
Answer: Flies
Question: What year did movie legend James Dean die?
Answer: 1955
Question: When you are ironing clothes, which require the greatest heat, wool, linen or nylon?
Answer: Linen
Question: What year was Juan Carlos proclaimed King of Spain?
Answer: 1975
Question: Who piloted the command module during the first Moon landing?
Answer: Michael Collins
Question: In what year was the building of the 'Sydney Opera House' finished?
Answer: 1973
Question: In which city is the house where 'Anne Frank and her family' hid from the Nazis during WW2?
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: What was the name of France's longest serving King who died in September 1715?
Answer: Louis XIV
Question: Which famous actor was born in Beirut in 1964?
Answer: Keanu Reeves
Question: Born in 1533, who was known as the virgin Queen?
Answer: Elizabeth 1
Question: Trowbridge is the administrative centre for which county?
Answer: Wiltshire
Question: Feather/s worn as an adornment is known as what?
Answer: Plume
Question: What is the American word for the bonnet of a car?
Answer: Hood