zechen-nlp/triviaqa huggingface dataset:
Question: December 7th, 1941 is a date which will live in what?
Answer: Infamy
Question: What is 7 parts tequila, 4 parts triple sec and 3 parts lime juice?
Answer: Margarita
Question: What type of fish was Nemo?
Answer: Clownfish
Question: What is the former name of the Democratic Republic of the Congo?
Answer: Zaire
Question: The Springboks are the national rugby team of which country?
Answer: South Africa
Question: What is the first country in the world, alphabetically?
Answer: Afghanistan
Question: Who betrayed Jesus for thirty pieces of silver?
Answer: Judas Iscariot
Question: In accounting what is the opposite of a credit?
Answer: Debit
Question: What American won four gold medals at the 1984 Olympics?
Answer: Carl Lewis
Question: Who wore a dress made of meat?
Answer: Lady Gaga
Question: What is the sum of all the numbers on a roulette wheel?
Answer: 666
Question: How many cards in a deck (not including jokers)?
Answer: 52
Question: What country was formerly known as Siam?
Answer: Thailand
Question: What is the first U.S. state, alphabetically?
Answer: Alabama
Question: Which English King was "mad"?
Answer: George III
Question: What famous business mogul is famous for wearing a toupée, but swears he doesn't wear one?
Answer: Donald Trump
Question: What was Princess Diana's maiden name?
Answer: Spencer
Question: What is the average human body temperature (in Celsius)?
Answer: 37°
Question: Which country is also known as Burma?
Answer: Myanmar
Question: Who is the month of July named after?
Answer: Julius Caesar
Question: Wile E. Coyote is an enthusiastic customer of what company?
Answer: Acme
Question: What is Eminem's real name?
Answer: Marshall Mathers
Question: What's the counterpart of the Tropic of Capricorn?
Answer: Tropic of Cancer
Question: What conquistador conquered the Aztecs?
Answer: Hernán Cortés
Question: Who said "if the glove doesn't fit, you must acquit?"
Answer: Johnnie Cochran
Question: What animal are elephants supposedly afraid of?
Answer: Mice
Question: James Buchanan was the only President to never do what?
Answer: Marry
Question: What city is Kowloon a part of?
Answer: Hong Kong
Question: Golda Meir was the Prime Minister of what country?
Answer: Israel
Question: In what country did the Bay of Pigs invasion take place?
Answer: Cuba
Question: As of 2014, what is the most valuable American company?
Answer: Apple
Question: West Texas Intermediate and London Brent are grades of what?
Answer: Crude Oil
Question: What television character said "How YOU doin"?
Answer: Joey Tribbiani
Question: Besides chocolate, what is the main flavor of Nutella?
Answer: Hazelnut
Question: How many problems does Jay-Z have?
Answer: 99
Question: What is the best-selling brand of acetaminophen?
Answer: Tylenol
Question: Among the countries in Africa, which one has the largest economy?
Answer: South Africa
Question: What is the Soviet version of an astronaut?
Answer: Cosmonaut
Question: What is the busiest airport in England?
Answer: London Heathrow
Question: Alfred E. Neuman is the mascot of what magazine?
Answer: Mad
Question: What country produces the greatest number of films?
Answer: India
Question: What country uses the Baht as its currency?
Answer: Thailand
Question: Who was the teddy bear named for?
Answer: Theodore Roosevelt
Question: How many syllables does a haiku have?
Answer: 17
Question: The Jamaican bobsled team is the subject of what movie?
Answer: Cool Runnings
Question: Which blood vessels carry blood away from the heart?
Answer: Arteries
Question: In which country would you find the rebel group FARC?
Answer: Colombia
Question: """M*A*S*H"" was set during which conflict?"
Answer: Korean War
Question: What unit is used to measure the height of a horse?
Answer: Hands
Question: Who plays at Old Trafford?
Answer: Manchester United
Question: Who sang "These Boots are Made for Walkin'"?
Answer: Nancy Sinatra
Question: Which weapon is used for jousting?
Answer: Lance
Question: In what book would you find a character known as the Artful Dodger?
Answer: Oliver Twist
Question: What Russian lake is the world's deepest, and also its oldest?
Answer: Lake Baikal
Question: What TV show finds out what happens when people stop being polite, and start being real?
Answer: The Real World
Question: According to legend, what type of tree did George Washington chop down?
Answer: Cherry
Question: Who did Sirhan Sirhan assassinate?
Answer: Robert F. Kennedy
Question: has been called the unofficial national anthem of what country?
Answer: Australia
Question: Who was the first Roman emperor?
Answer: Augustus
Question: What do Americans call courgettes?
Answer: Zucchini
Question: On which street would you find the New York Stock Exchange?
Answer: Wall Street
Question: The Bay of Fundy is famous for having the world's largest what?
Answer: Tides
Question: Where was the Fresh Prince born and raised?
Answer: West Philadelphia
Question: In what city is the United States Naval Academy located?
Answer: Annapolis
Question: Who has left the building?
Answer: Elvis
Question: What is the British version of the board game Clue?
Answer: Cluedo
Question: In the movie "The Avengers", which superhero uses a bow and arrow?
Answer: Hawkeye
Question: PADI offers instruction and certification for what activity?
Answer: Scuba Diving
Question: What connects Lake Erie to the Hudson River?
Answer: Erie Canal
Question: What disease killed a record 2.3 million people in 2005, but has killed fewer people every year since?
Answer: AIDS
Question: In which country were noodles invented?
Answer: China
Question: Besides the moon, what is the brightest object in the night sky?
Answer: Venus
Question: What is a common word that means "sobriquet"?
Answer: Nickname
Question: Which country will host the Olympics in 2016?
Answer: Brazil
Question: What is the term for an angle that is greater than 90 degrees?
Answer: Obtuse
Question: What company bought Time Warner in 2000?
Answer: AOL
Question: What is an underwater missile called?
Answer: Torpedo
Question: What chemical makes hot peppers hot?
Answer: Capsaicin
Question: What does a geiger counter measure?
Answer: Ionizing Radiation
Question: What candy was given to E.T.?
Answer: Reese's Pieces
Question: Greenland is an autonomous part of which country?
Answer: Denmark
Question: What city is famous for "deep-dish" pizza?
Answer: Chicago
Question: What does a somnambulist do?
Answer: Sleepwalk
Question: What is the worlds most-visited museum?
Answer: The Louvre
Question: What modern-day animal did the extinct Mastadon most closely resemble?
Answer: Elephants
Question: What is the date of Bastille Day?
Answer: July 14
Question: What company bought Instagram for $1 billion?
Answer: Facebook
Question: What was the first American mission to land on the moon?
Answer: Apollo 11
Question: Florida is to Disney World as California is to what?
Answer: Disneyland
Question: What food product is made in a churn?
Answer: Butter
Question: What is either a state of enlightenment or a popular band from the 1990's?
Answer: Nirvana
Question: What is George W. Bush's full middle name?
Answer: Walker
Question: What are Good Hope, Cod, Horn, and Fear?
Answer: Capes
Question: What New York skyscraper is the United States' tallest building at 1,776 feet?
Answer: One World Trade Center
Question: What recent singer's hits include "Someone Like You" and "Rolling in the Deep"?
Answer: Adele
Question: What was the first name of Queen Elizabeth II's mother?
Answer: Elizabeth
Question: What are Rigel, Betelgeuse, and Polaris?
Answer: Stars
Question: What group sings "Love Shack" and "Rock Lobster"?
Answer: The B-52s
Question: What is the capital of Bangladesh?
Answer: Dhaka
Question: Who is the author of "The Hunger Games"?
Answer: Suzanne Collins
Question: From where can you check out anytime you like, but never leave?
Answer: The Hotel California
Question: In what country are Ferraris made?
Answer: Italy
Question: What small country is famous for producing champion sprinters?
Answer: Jamaica
Question: What Taiwanese drink is made of sweetened tea and chewy tapioca balls?
Answer: Bubble Tea
Question: Which Madonna song mentions Grace Kelly, Joe Dimaggio, and Rita Hayworth?
Answer: Vogue
Question: If you are born on July 12th, what is your sign?
Answer: Cancer
Question: What city hosted the first Modern Olympics in 1896?
Answer: Athens
Question: What musician died in a plane crash along with Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper?
Answer: Buddy Holly
Question: ABBA and Celine Dion were winners of what European song contest?
Answer: Eurovision
Question: Tasmania is part of which country?
Answer: Australia
Question: Who were Aramis, Porthos and Athos?
Answer: The Three Musketeers
Question: What two words were added to the US Pledge of Allegiance in 1954?
Answer: Under God
Question: What is thought to be at the center of the Milky Way?
Answer: Black Hole
Question: In political cartoons, what animal represents the Democratic Party?
Answer: Donkey
Question: What neurotoxin is used to prevent wrinkles?
Answer: Botox
Question: What is the only U.S. state that starts with R?
Answer: Rhode Island
Question: If you are at John Lennon airport, which city are you in?
Answer: Liverpool
Question: In "Seinfeld", what is Kramer's first name?
Answer: Cosmo
Question: What is the largest city in Brazil?
Answer: São Paulo
Question: Who wrote the "Twilight" series?
Answer: Stephenie Meyer
Question: What song does Weird Al Yankovic's Amish Paradise parody?
Answer: Gangsta's Paradise
Question: Adjusted for inflation, what is the highest grossing movie in history?
Answer: Gone with the Wind
Question: The Statue of Liberty was a gift from which country?
Answer: France
Question: In which modern day country was the Viking settlement of Vinland?
Answer: Canada
Question: Who is the world record holder for the men's 100m and 200m sprints?
Answer: Usain Bolt
Question: According to Ben Franklin, the only certain things are death and what?
Answer: Taxes
Question: What comes in tapioca, figgy and chocolate varieties?
Answer: Pudding
Question: Who is the main character of "The Hunger Games" series?
Answer: Katniss Everdeen
Question: What is the culinary word for the meat of a cow calf?
Answer: Veal
Question: What is the UK equivalent of the CIA?
Answer: MI6
Question: In what language is a reef triggerfish known as a humuhumunukunukuāpuaʻa?
Answer: Hawaiian
Question: Roger Daltrey is the lead singer of which band?
Answer: The Who
Question: What type of clouds are white, puffy, and often referred to as fair weather clouds?
Answer: Cumulus
Question: William the Conqueror came from which French region?
Answer: Normandy
Question: What is the best-selling candy in America?
Answer: M&M's
Question: Who was the legendary enemy of the Sheriff of Nottingham?
Answer: Robin Hood
Question: Our solar system is located within which galaxy?
Answer: The Milky Way
Question: What substance is called "black gold"?
Answer: Oil
Question: What type of animal supposedly buries its head in the sand when threatened?
Answer: Ostrich
Question: Who was the "Man of La Mancha"?
Answer: Don Quixote
Question: What tool is used to measure atmospheric pressure?
Answer: Barometer
Question: What Colombian dance fitness program is practiced by over 12 million people?
Answer: Zumba
Question: In France, if you order viande chevaline, what type of meat will you get?
Answer: Horse
Question: What medical procedure is also referred to as a lumbar puncture?
Answer: Spinal Tap
Question: What director created the popular 1980's films "The Breakfast Club", "Sixteen Candles", and "Ferris Bueller's Day Off"?
Answer: John Hughes
Question: If you give a mouse a cookie, what will he want next?
Answer: Milk
Question: What is the largest Spanish-speaking country by land area?
Answer: Argentina
Question: The "Swoosh" is the logo of what company?
Answer: Nike
Question: Shortstop is a position in what sport?
Answer: Baseball
Question: What lip-syncing duo had the hit "Blame it on the Rain"?
Answer: Milli Vanilli
Question: What is the lowest voice register in a barbershop quartet?
Answer: Bass
Question: What popular phone app has you destroy pigs with a slingshot?
Answer: Angry Birds
Question: According to Dante, what is the worst of the seven deadly sins?
Answer: Pride
Question: What element has chemical symbol Fe?
Answer: Iron
Question: What type of bird is considered a national symbol of New Zealand?
Answer: Kiwi
Question: Crock Pot is a brand name of what?
Answer: Slow Cooker
Question: What is the poorest country in Europe?
Answer: Moldova
Question: What African country was founded by freed American slaves?
Answer: Liberia
Question: What story does the phrase "Bah Humbug" come from?
Answer: A Christmas Carol
Question: What is the biggest chain of grocery stores in the UK?
Answer: Tesco
Question: What New York hotel gave its name to a salad with apples, celery, walnuts, and mayo?
Answer: The Waldorf
Question: Assam and Ceylon are types of what?
Answer: Tea
Question: What is the name for a group of rats whose tails have been tangled together?
Answer: a Rat King
Question: What kind of trees lose their leaves in the winter?
Answer: Deciduous
Question: In which country is the martial art of krav maga part of a soldier's basic training?
Answer: Israel
Question: Actress Liv Tyler's father is the lead singer of what band?
Answer: Aerosmith
Question: What Christian holiday falls on the Sunday before Easter?
Answer: Palm Sunday
Question: What does "domo arigato" mean?
Answer: Thank you very much
Question: Who is often credited with inventing peanut butter (but didn't)?
Answer: George Washington Carver
Question: What type of eyewear is shared by the Monopoly Man and Mr. Peanut?
Answer: Monocle
Question: A Clydesdale is a breed of what animal?
Answer: Horse
Question: What city did the Appian Way lead to?
Answer: Rome
Question: What was the profession of Loretta Lynn's father?
Answer: Coal Miner
Question: What profession was shared by Frank Oz and Jim Henson?
Answer: Puppeteer
Question: What language is the language Afrikaans derived from?
Answer: Dutch
Question: What pop star married British movie director Guy Ritchie?
Answer: Madonna
Question: In the Bible, Lot's wife was turned into a pillar of what?
Answer: Salt
Question: What is the scientific name for the human species?
Answer: Homo Sapiens
Question: What TV show had the theme song "I'll be there for you"?
Answer: Friends
Question: What is the name of both a French dynasty and a street in New Orleans?
Answer: Bourbon
Question: Who is elected by the College of Cardinals?
Answer: The Pope
Question: What British Prime Minister is widely criticized for his policy of "appeasement"?
Answer: Neville Chamberlain
Question: What language is the song "Hava Nagila" written in?
Answer: Hebrew
Question: What was Aesop known for writing?
Answer: Fables
Question: What activity does Lululemon make apparel for?
Answer: Yoga
Question: What is either a Black Sabbath song or a super hero?
Answer: Iron Man
Question: What was New York serial killer David Berkowitz better known as?
Answer: Son of Sam
Question: Who does the Lorax speak for?
Answer: The Trees
Question: What “live free or die” state has the lowest rate of seat belt use in the US?
Answer: New Hampshire
Question: What Las Vegas hotel is shaped like an Egyptian pyramid?
Answer: The Luxor
Question: Who orders martinis "shaken, not stirred"?
Answer: James Bond
Question: What is the subject of Al Gore's book "An Inconvenient Truth"?
Answer: Global Warming
Question: What is the name for the second full moon in a calendar month?
Answer: Blue Moon
Question: A sousaphone is a marching version of what instrument?
Answer: Tuba
Question: Which country's royal family includes Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly?
Answer: Monaco's
Question: What is the most valuable publicly-traded company in the world?
Answer: Apple
Question: Who was Van Helsing's archenemy?
Answer: Count Dracula
Question: What is at the bottom of the ocean's food chain?
Answer: Plankton
Question: Who is the most famous person with the first name Orenthal?
Answer: O.J. Simpson
Question: In what city did Anne Frank hide from the Nazis?
Answer: Amsterdam
Question: How many years are commemorated by a sesquicentennial?
Answer: 150
Question: Who famously posed for paintings with his hand tucked into his jacket?
Answer: Napoleon
Question: What is the biggest city in New Zealand?
Answer: Auckland
Question: Who did Eva Braun marry on April 29, 1945?
Answer: Adolf Hitler
Question: What musician is known as "The Boss”?
Answer: Bruce Springsteen
Question: What instrument did Sherlock Holmes play?
Answer: Violin
Question: What measurement is half of the diameter of a circle?
Answer: Radius
Question: What is the main ingredient in pesto?
Answer: Basil
Question: What port city was connected to Manchester by the world's first railroad?
Answer: Liverpool
Question: What singer was called "The Chairman of the Board"?
Answer: Frank Sinatra
Question: What European country did not join the United Nations until 2002?
Answer: Switzerland
Question: What popular spread is made of hazelnut, milk, and a hint of cocoa?
Answer: Nutella
Question: “A man a plan a canal Panama” is a famous example of what?
Answer: Palindrome
Question: What, primarily, do giant pandas eat?
Answer: Bamboo
Question: What comet passes near Earth every 76 years?
Answer: Halley's Comet
Question: What country was formerly known as Ceylon?
Answer: Sri Lanka
Question: What connects the Red Sea to the Mediterranean Sea?
Answer: The Suez Canal
Question: What is the least populated borough of New York City?
Answer: Staten Island
Question: Caviar is traditionally made from the eggs of what type of fish?
Answer: Sturgeon
Question: What actor based his character in "Magic Mike" off of his own experience as a stripper?
Answer: Channing Tatum
Question: What Dr. Seuss character hears a Who?
Answer: Horton
Question: What state do Harry & Lloyd travel to in the movie "Dumb & Dumber"?
Answer: Colorado
Question: What is the largest island in the Caribbean?
Answer: Cuba
Question: What is also known as an abattoir?
Answer: Slaughterhouse
Question: What Christmas character said "God bless us, every one!"
Answer: Tiny Tim
Question: What band performed "Sympathy for the Devil"?
Answer: The Rolling Stones
Question: Besides champagne, what's in a mimosa?
Answer: Orange Juice
Question: What weapon was used in the Medieval joust?
Answer: Lance
Question: What was the nickname of Queen Mary I of England?
Answer: Bloody Mary
Question: In the equation E = mc what does c represent?
Answer: Speed of Light
Question: What bridge connects San Francisco and Marin County?
Answer: Golden Gate Bridge
Question: What holiday is celebrated on July 14th in France?
Answer: Bastille Day
Question: What is the English translation of the Yiddish word "nosh"?
Answer: Snack
Question: What does Santa leave in the stockings of naughty children?
Answer: Coal
Question: In what city did pizza originate?
Answer: Naples
Question: What HBO fantasy show was the most-pirated show of 2012?
Answer: Game of Thrones
Question: A Fender Stratocaster is a type of what?
Answer: Electric Guitar
Question: What American actress died on August 5, 1962, at age 36?
Answer: Marilyn Monroe
Question: Heirloom, Roma, and Pear are types of what?
Answer: Tomato
Question: The song "Gangnam Style" was about a neighborhood in what city?
Answer: Seoul
Question: What is another name for a woodchuck?
Answer: Groundhog
Question: Rosh Hashanah is the Jewish celebration of what?
Answer: New Year
Question: What do you call a piece of land that is surrounded on three sides by water?
Answer: Peninsula
Question: What animal might you count if you can't sleep?
Answer: Sheep
Question: What breed of dog is most commonly associated with fire stations?
Answer: Dalmatian
Question: In what Olympic sport do players slide stones across a sheet of ice?
Answer: Curling
Question: What is the name for the colored part of the eye?
Answer: Iris
Question: What does a seismologist study?
Answer: Earthquakes
Question: A gaggle is a group of what animal?
Answer: Geese
Question: What spotted animal is known for its laughing?
Answer: Hyena
Question: Aves is the taxonomical class of what type of animals?
Answer: Birds
Question: What does a tanner make?
Answer: Leather
Question: Whose motto is "Semper Fidelis"?
Answer: US Marine Corps
Question: What river flows through Paris?
Answer: The Seine
Question: When Jack fell down and broke his crown, who came tumbling after?
Answer: Jill
Question: Besides Mexico and Canada, what country is geographically closest to the United States?
Answer: Russia
Question: On the TV show , who played Mork?
Answer: Robin Williams
Question: What hurricane devastated south Florida in 1992?
Answer: Andrew
Question: What is the biggest stadium in the United Kingdom?
Answer: Wembley Stadium
Question: Ethanol and isopropyl are types of what?
Answer: Alcohol
Question: What mythical animal is a rabbit with antlers?
Answer: Jackalope
Question: What is Santa Claus called in France?
Answer: Père Noël
Question: In the term "Valley Girl", what valley is being referred to?
Answer: San Fernando
Question: What team has defeated the Washington Generals thousands of times?
Answer: Harlem Globetrotters
Question: What is the best-selling Dutch beer?
Answer: Heineken
Question: What is the word for a baby goat?
Answer: Kid
Question: If someone is in the Land of Nod, what are they doing?
Answer: Sleeping
Question: Who was the lead singer of Queen?
Answer: Freddie Mercury
Question: According to legend, what Lady rode naked through Coventry to protest high taxes?
Answer: Lady Godiva
Question: What actress once had "Billy Bob" tattooed on her arm?
Answer: Angelina Jolie
Question: Who were the workers at Willy Wonka's chocolate factory?
Answer: Oompa-Loompas
Question: What do yellow roses symbolize?
Answer: Friendship
Question: What type of Islamic dress covers the woman's entire body, including mesh over the eyes?
Answer: Burqa
Question: What childhood disease is a softening of bones due to malnutrition?
Answer: Rickets
Question: Whose "Decimal System" is used to organize libraries?
Answer: Melvil Dewey
Question: In addition to sapphire, what gemstone is a variety of the mineral corundum?
Answer: Ruby
Question: In what city would you find the world's largest indoor ski slope?
Answer: Dubai
Question: What is the name of the Princess Bride?
Answer: Buttercup
Question: What South American city has the best-known Carnival celebration?
Answer: Rio de Janeiro
Question: What type of factory do Oompa Loompas work in?
Answer: Chocolate
Question: Whose "locker" is at the bottom of the sea?
Answer: Davy Jones
Question: What country inspired Starbucks - but has no Starbucks in it?
Answer: Italy
Question: What could Jack Sprat's wife not eat?
Answer: Lean
Question: What city is the "Gateway" to the American West?
Answer: St. Louis
Question: What is the word for a Jewish candelabra?
Answer: Menorah
Question: What rock band released the albums "Sticky Fingers" and "Beggar's Banquet"?
Answer: The Rolling Stones
Question: What is either a popular sport or a type of insect?
Answer: Cricket
Question: What creature from Greek mythology has a single eye on the center of its forehead?
Answer: Cyclops
Question: What does Santa give naughty children?
Answer: Coal
Question: What organ is foie gras made from?
Answer: Liver
Question: It takes a village to what?
Answer: Raise a Child
Question: What movie coined the phrase "there can be only one"?
Answer: Highlander
Question: What horse won the 1973 Triple Crown?
Answer: Secretariat
Question: What is the Japanese word for freshwater eel?
Answer: Unagi
Question: What are french fries called in France?
Answer: Frites
Question: What singer says "you're gonna hear me roar?"
Answer: Katy Perry
Question: Where does a troglodyte live?
Answer: In a cave
Question: In golf, what is one stroke better than a birdie?
Answer: Eagle
Question: What red-breasted bird is called the harbinger of spring?
Answer: Robin
Question: What is the name of the pirate flag?
Answer: Jolly Roger
Question: What is Japan's national sport?
Answer: Sumo Wrestling
Question: Who directed "The Nightmare Before Christmas" and "Edward Scissorhands"?
Answer: Tim Burton
Question: In musical terms, what is the opposite of forte?
Answer: Piano
Question: What is the most popular breed of dog in the United States?
Answer: Labrador Retriever