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{"question_key": "d832618170fb4fdc6f68df622a10f3aeb49ee2a2255f2df1984a35fb236b6859", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who replaced Tommy Docherty as Manchester United's manager", "correct_answer": "Dave Sexton", "incorrect_answer": "Brian Clough", "aliases": ["David Sexton", "Dave Sexton"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "877b7b24fc34adc64ffe24ff1aba9c628843fd06841bcf72b0590959efc892a7", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which year did George Bush succeed Ronald Reagan as US President, the US ratified the Berne convention on copyright, Time Inc and Warner Communications merged to form Time-Warner, and the Exxon Valdez spilled oil in Alaska?", "correct_answer": "1989", "incorrect_answer": "1990", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-nine", "1989"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e46e3ad297733e6527d39a93976a8ccdf88cfbce67ef6d6d79269950da2a05c8", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which British Overseas Territory is located on the southern end of the Iberian Peninsula at the entrance of the Mediterranean, and has an area of approximately 2.6 square miles?", "correct_answer": "Gibraltar", "incorrect_answer": "Falkland Islands", "aliases": ["Gibraltar/History", "Gibralter", "Europe/Gibraltar", "Gilbratar", "Gibraltar/Military", "Gibraltar/Transnational issues", "جبل طارق", "Jabal al-Tāriq", "Gilbraltar", "Geography of Gibraltar", "Gibraltar/Geography", "ISO 3166-1:GI", "Army of Gibraltar", "Gibraltar, Gibraltar", "Gibraltor", "Gebel-al-Tarik", "Wildlife of Gibraltar", "Health in Gibraltar", "List of towns in Gibraltar", "Air Force of Gibraltar", "Capital of Gibraltar", "Jabal Tariq", "Gibilterra", "Girbraltar", "Gibraltar 300", "Conscription in Gibraltar", "Flora of Gibraltar", "Protestantism in Gibraltar", "Jabal Al-Tariq", "The weather in Gibraltar", "Cebelitarık", "Military of Gibraltar", "Gibralta", "Jabal al-Tariq", "Fauna of Gibraltar", "Name of Gibraltar", "Gibraltar east", "List of cities in Gibraltar", "Gibraltar"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6017635a4bc83a951591459683c563cce284c0a0e4e9cf68218c47b5361a0e9a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Nicky Morgan is the current Secretary of State of which Government Department?", "correct_answer": "Education", "incorrect_answer": "Health and Social Care", "aliases": ["Educate", "EDucaton", "Education issue", "Educable", "Education system", "Educationist", "Educational", "Educationally", "Educationalist", "N-8 School", "Teaching", "Educably", "Educatee", "Educated", "Uneducableness", "Uneducable", "Educations", "Educating", "Uneducably", "Educates", "EduCation", "Galician Universities", "Educational system", "Education program", "Educationism", "Book learning", "Educational issues", "Educableness", "Educational policy", "Educational System", "Education", "Educationists", "Education Program", "Educators", "Educationalists", "Intellectual education", "Educatability", "Educability", "Education programme", "Education studies", "Uneducability"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "08cbc630d6988a12b8ad07f86e24d2cb30551f068b686c349668db4623c39f07", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The surname of which Wimbledon Champion can be formed using the chemical symbols for beryllium, carbon, potassium and erbium?", "correct_answer": "Boris BECKER", "incorrect_answer": "Bob BECKER", "aliases": ["Boris BECKER", "Angela Ermakova", "Boris Becker"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "cf01be7e90fd15b3b9ccdf397b3ada679a9dd0b5f596c305326bb49f518d50c1", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "As at 2011 what car corporation owns the Rolls Royce and Mini marques?", "correct_answer": "BMW Group", "incorrect_answer": "Mercedes-Benz Group", "aliases": ["Bayer Motoren Werke", "Bayrische Motoren Werke", "Bayerische Motoren Werke Ag", "BMW model designations", "Bayerische Motoren werke", "BMW V Series", "BMW (company)", "Bayerische Motorenwerke", "BMW Z2", "B.M.W. A.G.", "B.M.W.", "Bayerische Motoren Werke AG", "Bayerische Motoren Werke", "Bmw", "BMW Group", "B. M. W.", "BMW", "ConnectedDrive", "B M W", "Bavarian Motor Works", ".bmw", "BMW AG", "Bayerische Motoren Werke GmbH", "BMW (automobile)", "Motoren Werke AG", "BMW V-Series", "BMW motorcyc le clubs", "BMW Korea", "BMW motorcycle clubs"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "1702c9c266526a83c9b22929b9c068ffd976af7b17b910c2cd1369d5e55d64e8", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the term for the geological feature that includes Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington DC, Augusta and Columbus?", "correct_answer": "Fall Line", "incorrect_answer": "Great Eastern Ridge", "aliases": ["Fall line", "Fall-Line", "The Fall Line", "Fall Line", "Fall zone", "Fall Line Cities", "Falls line", "Gnat line"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "ddfb9a43563ae740fa1189f961f154bd98701d3bfc8b40521708bd94f22f845a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Classical Greek theatre, and several current theatre spaces, such as La Boite in Australia, The Globe in Canada, Blue Orange Theatre in the UK, L'Europen in France and Theatre '47 in the USA, specialise in what style of performance?", "correct_answer": "Theatre in the round", "incorrect_answer": "Shakespearean drama", "aliases": ["Theater-in-the-round", "Theatre in the round", "In the round", "Theatre-In-The-Round", "Theatre in the Round", "Theater-in-the-Round", "Arena theater", "Theater in the round", "Theatre-in-the-round"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "45225212eb10fb807ccc932bdd1a76466df337221e49a34d589d236c81b5c1fc", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Harrisburg is the capital of which US state?", "correct_answer": "Pennsylvania", "incorrect_answer": "Ohio", "aliases": ["Pennyslvania, United States", "Cuisine of Pennsylvania", "US-PA", "Pennsilfaani", "Pennsylvannia", "Commonwealth of Pennsylvania", "Pensylvania", "2nd State", "Pennsylvania, United States of America", "Pennsylvania (state)", "Penn's Woods", "The Oil State", "The Keystone State", "Second State", "The Quaker State", "Pennfylvania", "The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania", "Keystone State", "PA state", "State of pennsylvania", "Penn.", "Pennslyvania", "State of Pennsylvania", "Transport in Pennsylvania", "The Coal State", "Pennsylvania, United States", "PA (state)", "Pennsylvania", "Penna.", "Keystone state", "Economy of Pennsylvania", "Pennsilvania", "Pennylvania", "Pensylvaina", "EPnnsylvania", "Religion in Pennsylvania", "Pencilvania", "Demographics of Pennsylvania", "Transportation in Pennsylvania", "Pennsylvana", "Pennsylvania (U.S. state)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e62586abae6ed51d8d5539a4ac843d362ae90c73ef3727d0c546c763e273ba56", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who played 'Two-Face' in the 1995 film 'Batman Forever'?", "correct_answer": "TOMMY LEE JONES", "incorrect_answer": "HARRISON FORD", "aliases": ["List of awards and nominations received by Tommy Lee Jones", "TOMMY LEE JONES", "Jones, Tommy Lee", "Tommy Lee Jones (actor)", "Tommy Lee jones", "Tommy Lee Jones filmography", "TommyLeeJones", "Tommy Lee Jones"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c084efb14634b5287d4433ead36abe0812835dbb16dafb9ceaa1e379f951cd82", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the art of decorating materials with marks resulting from the controlled application of a heated object?", "correct_answer": "Pyrography", "incorrect_answer": "Thermography", "aliases": ["Wood burning", "Pyrogravure", "Pyragraphy", "Woodburning", "Poker-work", "Pyrography", "Pyrographies", "Pokerwork", "Pyrographers", "Pyrograph"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "5996765b27057fec19d0e75abda4fce1755a671992e6b547d8ab6592ce2e73dc", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The wreck of which warship, one of the largest in the English navy of King Henry VIII in the first half of the 16th century, was rediscovered in 1971 and salvaged in October 1982?", "correct_answer": "English carrack Mary Rose", "incorrect_answer": "English galleon HMS Sovereign", "aliases": ["English carrack Mary Rose", "Mary Rose shawm", "HMS Mary Rose (1510)", "Mary rose", "The Mary Rose", "Mary Rose"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "8593a0b045e0ae2ea7705313a0b57bc38a1c8ce37e8e86f1dd4f9c080094f777", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the name of the wizard who runs the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry in the Harry Potter books and films?", "correct_answer": "Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore", "incorrect_answer": "Gideon Murdoc", "aliases": ["Dumbeldore", "Kendra Dumbledore", "Professor Dumbledore", "The dumbledores", "Dumbledore family", "Dumbldore", "Dumbledore", "Albus Percivial Wulfric Brian Dumbledore", "Dumbledoor", "Albus Dumbledore", "Professor Albus Dumbledore", "Ariana Dumbledore", "Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore", "Percival Dumbledore", "The Dumbledore Family", "Albus Dombledore"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "97cfedd9cb477fed2db1714f4d2f5f0adf172ba949f4a3abbe19969136d02667", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Edward Fairfax Rochester is a character in which 19th century novel?", "correct_answer": "Jane Eyre", "incorrect_answer": "Wuthering Heights", "aliases": ["Jane Eyre", "JANE EYRE", "Mr. Edward Fairfax Rochester", "Mr. Rochester", "List of artistic depictions of and related to Jane Eyre", "Jane Eire", "Edward Fairfax Rochester", "Jane Eyre: An Autobiography", "Mr. Edward Rochester", "Reader, I married him", "Mr Edward Rochester", "Edward Rochester", "جين أير", "Jane Eyre (novel)", "Henry Brocklehurst", "St. John Rivers", "Mr. Brocklehurst", "Mr Edward Fairfax Rochester", "Reader, I married him.", "Blanche Ingram", "Saint John Rivers", "Mr Rochester", "Adele Varens", "St. John Eyre Rivers"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "845183abc43c9764a7e7fe7d9ee4d569511f110b90b5e84e77c95830bfd0f047", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"Who wrote, often with Howard Greenfield, the songs \"\"Oh! Carol\"\" (1959), \"\"Calendar Girl\"\" (1960), \"\"Little Devil\"\" (1961), \"\"Happy Birthday Sweet Sixteen\"\" (1961), \"\"Breaking Up Is Hard to Do\"\" (1962) and \"\"Next Door to an Angel\"\" (1962)?\"", "correct_answer": "Neil Sedaka", "incorrect_answer": "Paul Anka", "aliases": ["Dara Sedaka", "Neil Sedaka", "Sedaka"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a2b2fb4efca2f2e138d2c21c12bc2a4a3e551601f448c8f84afb637366d8f2f4", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Held just outside Bridgeville, DE, Friday marks the start of the world championship in the art of throwing what for distance, using classes such as Air, Centrifugal, Catapult, Trebuchet, and Human Powered?", "correct_answer": "Pumpkins", "incorrect_answer": "Watermelons", "aliases": ["Pumpkin Cultivation", "Pumpkining", "Pumpkin farming", "Pumpkins", "Pumpkin cultivation", "Punkin", "Pumpkin"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "0c19b4353cf26d425a9d222cfa71b5c0b21d7f91e7b0aa7a3d4c42d7d8a35567", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who played Heinrich Himmler in the 1976 film ‘The Eagle Has Landed’?", "correct_answer": "Donald Pleasence", "incorrect_answer": "Christopher Plummer", "aliases": ["Donald Henry Pleasence", "Donald Pleasence", "Donald Pleasance", "Donald pleasants"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "8b44e02c4d57d49f4b1fc4f28e8c8be09884e2f3697533d8c43f49776f9136e8", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which country became landlocked as a result of the War of the Pacific (1879 to 1883)?", "correct_answer": "Bolivia", "incorrect_answer": "Paraguay", "aliases": ["Bolivia, Plurinational State of", "Name of Bolivia", "Bolivia", "Etymology of Bolivia", "Bolivian Republic", "BOLIVIA", "Republic of Bolivia", "ISO 3166-1:BO", "The Plurinational State of Bolivia", "Plan de Todos", "Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia", "Volivia", "Boliva", "Bolívia", "Plurinational State of Bolivia", "Volívia", "República de Bolivia", "Bolivia (Plurinational State of)"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "7bc49c42d11b276a9c2ff6797ce21bc04f6840668280bd2e94d2836c6320b9d8", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "‘Wot a lot I got’ was the advertising slogan for which confectionery items?", "correct_answer": "\"Smarties (Nestle - Rowntree's)\"", "incorrect_answer": "\"Skittles (Mars Inc)\"", "aliases": ["Smarties (candy)", "Smarties (Nestle - Rowntree's)", "Smartie", "Smarties (chocolate)", "Lentilky", "Smarties (Nestlé)", "Smartees", "Nestlé Smarties", "Nestle Smarties", "Smarties (Nestle)", "Smarties", "Smarties (Nestlé - Rowntree's)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a520dc9a88a44c796ed82ea2de75f6eaca06f67022a82c288e5eba6b13596cbf", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The adjective hircine refers to which animal?", "correct_answer": "Goat (disambiguation)", "incorrect_answer": "Sheep", "aliases": ["The Goat (film)", "Goats (disambiguation)", "The Goat (disambiguation)", "Goat (film)", "G.o.a.t", "Goat (disambiguation)", "GOAT", "The Goat"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "878ac6f2e35b58138f0098aaf3c9aa19f5558540c25f7c17a7743dd56103fffa", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Chuck Wepner, an obscure boxer from New Jersey who once went 15 rounds with Muhammad Ali in a fight served as the inspiration for the creation of what on-screen personality?", "correct_answer": "Rocky", "incorrect_answer": "Raging Bull", "aliases": ["Rocky (film)", "Mac Lee Green", "Rocky", "ROCKY (1976)", "Rocky (1976 film)", "Rocky I", "Spider Rico", "Rocky i", "Rocky 1", "Rocky (movie)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "574f3682076ff665dda35e17afa30ab0002427807e75236716064fff29cef47d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In snooker, whose nickname is 'The Nugget'?", "correct_answer": "Steve Davis", "incorrect_answer": "Ronnie O'Sullivan", "aliases": ["Romford Slim", "The Ginger Magician", "STEVE DAVIS", "Steve Davis", "Steve Davis (snooker player)", "Master Cueman", "Ginger Mushroom", "Steve Interesting Davis"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2f1d1a655bd34739e3e3275df9d663288f0eab2dc9c69e2fddf02452d8d59f04", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The Biba boutiques were at the heart of swinging London and at one time had the highest turnover of any British retail company. Who founded and ran Biba?", "correct_answer": "Barbara Hulanicki", "incorrect_answer": "Mary Quant", "aliases": ["Barbara Hulanicki"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "c808cc0ff69409ce9f46cd84721c0973f58527192e518bd920457523e36421ad", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who was Master of the King's Music from 1924 until 1934?", "correct_answer": "Sir Edward Elgar", "incorrect_answer": "Sir Arthur Sullivan", "aliases": ["Sir Edward Elgar", "Elgar, Edward", "Elgar baronets", "EDWARD ELGAR", "Sir Edward William Elgar, 1st Baronet", "Sir Edward William Elgar", "Ballets by Edward Elgar", "He Banged The Leather for Goal", "Edward elgar", "Elgar", "Elgar Baronets", "Edward William Elgar", "Sir Edward William Elgar, 1st Baronet, OM, GCVO", "Edward Elgar", "Sir Edward Elgar, 1st Baronet"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2bb953f5bb4f581d881d128c5646c53e4ef746f69d884f6ab9a3de52e3e638dc", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Children's author Mrs Darrell Waters was better known under which name?", "correct_answer": "Enid Blyton", "incorrect_answer": "Beatrix Potter", "aliases": ["The Little lose hen", "Blyton, Enid", "Enid Blyton's Short-Stories", "Enid Bylton", "Little lost hen", "The little lost hen", "The Little Lost Hen", "Enid Mary Blyton", "ENID BLYTON", "Mary Pollock", "Enid Blighton", "Enid blyton", "Enid Blyton's short stories", "Enid Blyton"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "d4ee150392b667fc4951a3677e75f25c35d74b785dd1acb6da84154c35ff724e", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Where do littoral creatures live?", "correct_answer": "Shoreline", "incorrect_answer": "Deep sea trenches", "aliases": ["Beachline", "Beachfront", "Shore", "In shore", "Sea shore", "Oceanfront", "Inshore", "Shoreline"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "7fbbdeba7c83e0d2437267c6318daf5cd5571a06f9bdd67458e7a925e132d83f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The price of which metal commodity is traditionally considered an indicator of global economic buoyancy?", "correct_answer": "Copper", "incorrect_answer": "Gold", "aliases": ["Copper", "Copper metabolism", "Copper bracelet", "Copper history", "Cuprum", "Element XXIX", "Copper sheet", "Cuprous", "Copper band", "Copper (element)", "Element 29", "1S2 2S2 2P6 3S2 3P6 3D10 4S", "Cupreous", "Copper sheet metal", "Copper fittings", "Cu2+", "Tommie Copper", "Cupric", "Red metal", "Utah state mineral"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "5f3a86c5e028f50cdf5cb308bd17adba489a1732cf4c00cc3d75220b0ee71e8c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "An acute angle is one that is less than 90 degrees, while an obtuse angle is between 90 and 180 degrees. What is the name of an angle that is exactly 90 degrees?", "correct_answer": "Right", "incorrect_answer": "Square", "aliases": ["Right", "Peoples' rights", "Rights", "Right by birth", "People's rights", "Rights ethics", "Rights Ethics"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "3122fe64c9c82e06021a8ce1ee9c26bbd0d23c353091e4e93c82802474f77785", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who was the Republican candidate who lost the Presidential election to Barack Obama in 2012?", "correct_answer": "Mitt Romney", "incorrect_answer": "John McCain", "aliases": ["W. Mitt Romney", "Mitt romney", "Mitt Romney presidential campaign, 2016", "W.M. Romney", "Willard Romney", "Willard M. Romney", "Mitt Romny", "Willard Mitt", "Mit Romney", "Mitt Romney", "MittRomney", "Mittens Romney", "Gov. Mitt Romney", "Willard mitt romney", "Willard Mitt Romney", "Governor Mitt Romney", "Governor Romney"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "8cf53463270d8eb368fc629c5873279f8645f5e9541fb40eeaaf08a9cad1cd8e", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which Canadian/American novelist won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1976?", "correct_answer": "Saul Bellow", "incorrect_answer": "Margaret Atwood", "aliases": ["Saul Bellow", "Mosby's Memoirs", "Bellovian", "SAUL BELLOW", "Saul Bellows"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "0d105f939921408edf88d51147de1a8c6fae1791d2b9bf32b0a73520a3208963", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the title of late actor Charlie Chaplin’s last completed film, launched in the UK in 1967?", "correct_answer": "A Countess from Hong Kong", "incorrect_answer": "The Tramp's Swan Song", "aliases": ["A Countess from Hong Kong", "The Countess from Hong Kong", "Countess from Hong Kong", "A Countess From Hong Kong"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "0d7d1d655b3acefbc1cf7f8c71dd3bec5dc5e2f0f3c521471be457ec00b3439a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Acorthosis is a medical condition where a person has too many what?", "correct_answer": "Erections", "incorrect_answer": "White blood cells", "aliases": ["Penile tumescence", "Erection (penis)", "Erection", "Hard-on", "Bonerfied", "E-rection", "Erect cock", "Spontaneous erection", "Male erection", "Painful erection", "Penis engorgement", "Erect penis", "Hard on", "Erections", "Penile erection", "Trabecular smooth muscle", "Penis of emotion", "Deplasmolysis", "Surgation"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e21c2787c09e87b5450c480df7d68524adbad09f33d5beba247f61076b1b5571", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "'.uk' is the network identifier for the United Kingdom. Which country uses the identifier '.jp'?", "correct_answer": "Japan", "incorrect_answer": "Jamaica", "aliases": ["日本國", "State of Japan", "Ja-pan", "Nihon", "Nippon", "Japang", "Modern–era Japan", "Etymology of Japan", "Japan (country)", "Republic of Japan", "Japanese financial sector", "Nihon-koku", "ISO 3166-1:JP", "日本", "Japian", "Japan", "JapaN", "The State of Japan", "Riben", "Nippon-koku", "JPN", "Jpan", "Rìběn", "日本国", "Japao", "JAPAN", "Japoa", "🗾"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c90259195d132e620da3360e9d6c041204b3e0a6e196ca892522032ff4d4af2a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Leon Frank Czolgosz assassinated which US president in 1901?", "correct_answer": "William McKinley", "incorrect_answer": "Theodore Roosevelt", "aliases": ["McKinley Administration", "McKinley, William", "W McKinley", "William McKinley, Jr.", "McKinley administration", "Presidency of William McKinley", "McKinleynomics", "W Mckinley", "William McKinley (politician)", "William A. McKinley", "William mckinley", "President McKinley", "William M'Kinley", "William Mckinley", "William McKinnley", "William McKinley", "President William McKinley", "25th President of the United States"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "b2a2d1130be41f1689abc2fe91cd41f6b91ca9cb817c6821a95e0ed40741cae2", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Near which northern town, now a city, did the last battle of the English Civil War take place, in 1648?", "correct_answer": "Preston, England", "incorrect_answer": "York, England", "aliases": ["Preston, England", "Preston", "Preston (disambiguation)", "Preston, East Lothian", "Preston Village"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c5464eb7f1fd1f70cb2df5798ca9c8a07f63ac1aee675c73fe6128d81419cf89", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which is the only letter of the alphabet that does not appear in the name of any of the states of America?", "correct_answer": "Q", "incorrect_answer": "Z", "aliases": ["ⓠ", "🅠", "Q (alphabet)", "Ⓠ", "⒬", "🅀", "Ｑ", "🄠", "Q", "Q (letter)", "🆀", "Q."], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "32f7c3d4df7ff8acbf4d612f6bd3905f91e56f6485848add9e73acdc1667e1c4", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which US President was known as 'The Rail-Splitter' and 'The Great Emancipator'?", "correct_answer": "Abraham Lincoln", "incorrect_answer": "Ulysses S. Grant", "aliases": ["Abaraham lincoln", "Abe licnoln", "President Lincoln", "ABRAHAM LINCOLN", "Abe Lincon", "A Lincoln", "Lincoln (president)", "President Abraham", "President Abraham Lincoln", "Abraham (president)", "The Rail Splitter", "Abe Lincoln", "Honest Abe", "Lincoln's cabinet", "Lincoln, Abraham", "Abraham Lincon", "Abraham Lincoln", "Abraham Lincoln and the American Civil War", "Great Emancipator", "Aberham lincoln", "Abraham Lincoln (president)", "Lincolnian", "President Abe Lincoln", "Honest Abe Lincoln", "Abraham lincoln", "A. Lincoln", "Presedent Lincon", "Abrahm Lincoln", "Abraham Lincoln's Life", "Abe lincolin", "Abaham lincoln", "The Great Emancipator", "16th President of the United States"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "3280a5a838972141bb1cd1723c2d95dd7fc03414a21bf687be4e069d229b4a24", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What was the original profession of the novelist Joseph Conrad?", "correct_answer": "Seaman", "incorrect_answer": "Journalist", "aliases": ["Fireman (Seaman)", "Fireman (seaman)", "Seaman First Class", "Seaman", "Matrose (Germany)", "SEAMAN", "Seamen", "Seaman first class", "Matrose (rank)", "Sea Man"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "23c702d772e3d2ba0dead02d434dac4d7f72bc385b302cf9585ee7f2a87d8f21", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "How many points are scored when you kick a goal in Gaelic football?", "correct_answer": "3", "incorrect_answer": "2", "aliases": ["3", "three"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "7ae534211cbdaf15af42c0f0c0c5aeaa222aa538684c84f5c4da59767e40e58c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who wrote the novel Evening Class?", "correct_answer": "Maeve Binchy", "incorrect_answer": "Jojo Moyes", "aliases": ["Maeve Binchy"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "1bdbe1198688eb834dd14e2826a1b1f8d1ea85eb5010ac70f7fa0a04e8c9b024", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Glenridding and Pooley Bridge stand at opposite ends of which lake in the Lake District", "correct_answer": "Ullswater", "incorrect_answer": "Windermere", "aliases": ["Ullswater", "Ullwater", "Ulls Water"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "4aa3f342a1abb4bfef6012a8242b099818a5785d50847eed4ba825d0227d5acf", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What number Star Trek movie was called The Wrath of Khan?", "correct_answer": "2", "incorrect_answer": "3", "aliases": ["II", "2", "two"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "ff173b53e48182fd23d53fe8182a06c8a3a2a8e87819a3550e841f91970118b0", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which island group was once called the Somers Islands?", "correct_answer": "Bermuda", "incorrect_answer": "The Bahamas", "aliases": ["Foreign relations of Bermuda", "Bermoothes", "Bermuda", "Somers Isles", "Devil's Isles", "Visitor attractions in Bermuda", "Somers Islands", "Atlantic/Bermuda", "List of cities in Bermuda", "Bermudas", "Summers' Isles", "Bermuda/Transnational issues", "Summer's Isles", "Burmuda", "ISO 3166-1:BM", "Great Bermuda, Bermuda", "Colony of Bermuda", "The Somers Isles", "Bermudian Islands", "Education in Bermuda", "Virgineola", "Territory of Bermuda", "Isle of Devils", "Administrative divisions of bermuda", "Bermuda Islands", "Parishes of Bermuda"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "059c2865a7f886b1c954e9f329d1cd1903280da9baaca8ebc9b99377be804ba1", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"Who is most likely to perform a \"\"pas de deux\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "Ballet dancers", "incorrect_answer": "Figure skaters", "aliases": ["Ballerina", "Assolutas", "Ballet dancers", "Coryphee", "Ballerino", "Premier danseur noble", "Primera bailarina", "Ballet dancer (disambiguation)", "Danseurs", "Prima ballerinas", "Coryphée", "Premiere danseuse", "Ballet Dancer", "Ballarina dancers", "Prima ballerina", "Sujet", "Ballerinas", "Ballet dancer", "Ballet Dancers", "Ballarina dancer", "Ballerinos", "Premier sujet", "Primae ballerinae", "Danseur", "Absoluta", "Prima Ballerinas"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2eae006a9831af97edc405974e3a8c590d843d4255c8bf89cbfd1d0354396c80", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In the Bible, Apollyon is the angel of the ‘what’?", "correct_answer": "Bottomless pit", "incorrect_answer": "Heavens", "aliases": ["Bottomless pit (disambiguation)", "Bottomless Pit", "Bottom-less pit", "Bottomless pit"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e6e3a4529f164501c5233f7822b369e690fe1c5dee909d20276859487e2fd509", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who plays the title role in the US television series ‘Buffy the Vampire Slayer’?", "correct_answer": "Sarah Michelle Gellar", "incorrect_answer": "Alyson Hannigan", "aliases": ["Sarah Michelle Gellar Filmography", "Sarah michelle", "Sara geller", "Sarah Gellar", "Sara michelle gellar", "Sarah Michelle Gellar", "Sara gellar", "Sarah Michelle Geller", "Sarah Michelle Gellar/Filmography", "Sarah-michelle gellar", "Sarah Michelle Prinze"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "ff3c68274ca09405fc8639d49769509813b874cf4066b6c8961b85c68ec15a85", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the trademarked name for the distinctive logo used Nike?", "correct_answer": "Swoosh", "incorrect_answer": "Checkmark Wave", "aliases": ["Swoosh logo", "Millennium Orbital Crescent Swish", "Nike logo", "Nike tick", "Crescent swish", "Swooshstika", "Swoosh", "Nike swoosh"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "a0e4ebe2d25ed073d0b2d0e2bfacfe83f07c86f795636ca46279d45fac8585cc", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which pedestrian bridge in London connects the Tate Modern Art Gallery and St Paul's Cathedral?", "correct_answer": "Millennium Bridge", "incorrect_answer": "Tower Bridge", "aliases": ["Millennium Bridge (disambiguation)", "Millennium Bridge", "Millennium bridge", "Millenium Bridge", "Millenium bridge"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "800db9d9af4587d3e4752791f2d0f1946170236c20127b7252e63dcc9973ba1d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which battle of 23 June, 1757, was a major victory for the British East India Company's troops over the Nawab of Bengal and his French allies?", "correct_answer": "Battle of Plassey", "incorrect_answer": "Battle of Buxar", "aliases": ["Palashi ka Yuddha", "Battle of Palashi", "Battle of Plassy", "Battle of Plassey", "Battle of Palashee", "Battle of Plessy", "Battle of Plessey", "Battle of Palashey", "Battle of plassey", "The Battle of Plassey"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "cb44d12a7b50c7734864b4b322a3d85af85d6a04e00fabdbdbb02bf17c148c97", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the name of the densely forested moon inhabited by the Na’vi in the 2009 film ‘Avatar’?", "correct_answer": "Pandora", "incorrect_answer": "Elysium", "aliases": ["Pandora (myth)", "Anesidora", "Pandora (mythology)", "Pandora", "Pandora (Greek mythology)"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "e8cdddec730125df83a5473ce2b036ca8686655aa6770fb7a62ae1c9fd539acc", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Hans Riegel of Bonn, Germany, formed which confectionary company in 1920?", "correct_answer": "HARIBO", "incorrect_answer": "Milka", "aliases": ["Haribo sugarless gummy bear", "HARIBO", "Maoam", "Haribo"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "04e519d7f86df88dbb23b306dedfed943d20bed6a0d5927136adc9fd999ceff6", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What American boxer, who celebrated his birthday on Monday, is the first in history to win 5 world titles in 5 different weight classes, and was nicknamed The Motor City Cobra or The Hitman?", "correct_answer": "Thomas Hearns", "incorrect_answer": "Sugar Ray Leonard", "aliases": ["Thomas Hearns", "Thomas %22The Hitman%22 Hearns", "Tommy Hearns", "Hitman Hearns"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2d832246bbcdad783b1a89da119ec2ce1d042d6a35cd1dc55e4554d7fe0c48ce", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What hormone are Type I diabetics deficient in?", "correct_answer": "Insulin", "incorrect_answer": "Glucagon", "aliases": ["Insulin antagonists", "Human Mixtard", "Insulin recombinant purified human", "INS (gene)", "Insulin Human", "C65R", "Insulin recombinant human", "C257H383N65O77S6", "Insulin purified pork", "Actraphane", "Insulin zinc susp recombinant human", "Insuline", "Insulin zinc susp prompt beef", "Insullin", "Insulin zinc susp semisynthetic purified human", "Insulin aspart recombinant", "B10H", "Insulin purified beef", "Insulin gene", "Insulin zinc susp extended recombinant human", "Aktrapid", "Oral insulin", "Insulin zinc susp purified pork", "Human mixtard", "Insulin zinc susp extended beef", "Insulin zinc susp extended purified beef", "Insulin release", "Insulin zinc susp purified beef", "Actrapid", "Insulin glargine recombinant", "Insulin zinc susp prompt purified pork", "Insulin pork", "Iletin i (beef-pork)", "Iletin II", "Insulin zinc susp beef", "Mixtard", "Insulin, porcine", "Insulin"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "0047fcf8f73b5560de642e2610d86d1a947f784257f05fe0856a640ec42056ae", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which British political figure became Baroness Kesteven?", "correct_answer": "Margaret Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher", "incorrect_answer": "Theresa May, Baroness May", "aliases": ["Baroness Margaret Thatcher", "Lady Thatcher", "Margret thatcher", "The Baroness Thatcher", "Margret Thatcher", "The Lady Thatcher", "Margaret Tatcher", "Margaret Thatcher", "Mrs T", "Mrs Thatcher", "Margaret Hilda Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher", "Mrs. T", "Baroness Thatcher of Kesteven", "Margaret Thatcer", "Margaret Thatcher's", "Mrs Finchley", "Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher", "Thatcherian", "Margaret Thacher", "Margaret Thatcher bibliography", "Margaret Thatcher Day", "M thatcher", "Lady T", "Maggie Thatcher", "Margaret Hilda Thatcher", "Milk snatcher", "Baroness The Margaret Thatcher", "Margaret Thatcher, Baroness Thatcher", "Margaret Hilda Roberts Thatcher", "Margeret Thatcher", "Margareth Thatcher", "Mrs Denis Thatcher", "Margaret Hilda Roberts", "Mrs. Thatcher", "Milk Snatcher", "Margaret Thatcher Library", "Margaret thatcher", "Baroness Thatcher", "Margeret thatcher"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "0a7b70286d4b4a5f11bd7e18b9f0a39eddfc48656aec751252d09e2c13a7ff01", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which musical, for long entrenched at the Palace theatre in London, is currently running at the Queens theatre ?", "correct_answer": "Les miserables", "incorrect_answer": "The Phantom of the Opera", "aliases": ["Plot of Les Misérables", "Les miserables", "Plot of Les Miserables", "LES MISERABLES", "Champmathieu", "Les Misèrables", "Les Miserable", "The Miserable Ones", "Les Miserables", "Azelma", "Fauchelevent", "Epanine", "Grantaire", "Characters of Les Misérables", "Les Misérables", "Les misérables", "Characters of Les Miserables", "Monsieur Javert", "Le Mes", "Les Misérables (Victor Hugo)", "Little Cosette"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "41151731ea4cbd8d60995dd47306f0eec920353d39e5d36c21246902615ff4e5", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"What Arabic word means \"\"struggle\"\" but is often interpreted as \"\"Holy War\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "Jihad", "incorrect_answer": "Salah", "aliases": ["Ijthad", "Jihad Verses of Islam", "Jihadization", "Jihad bin-saif", "Jihad bis saïf", "Lesser jihad", "Jihad bis saif", "Military jihad", "Islamic holy war", "جهاد", "Jihad by the sword", "Greater Jihad", "Lesser Jihad", "Jihâd", "Jihad bil qalam", "Ǧihād", "Djihad", "Gihad", "Greater jihad", "Islamic Jihad", "Muslim strive", "Djehad", "Mujahada", "Jihad state", "Jihād", "Jehad", "Islamic jihad", "Jihad", "Jihad-ul-akbar", "Jihaad"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "9f903d6af3b00c97aa7f95b568a27a85359d9bc4e038cfedf6dfadfaaed2ca4c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which American General later President won the Battle of Horseshoe Bend?", "correct_answer": "Andrew Jackson", "incorrect_answer": "George Washington", "aliases": ["Seventh President of the United States", "Andrew Jackson presidency", "Andrew Jackson/Second Inaugural Address", "Andrew Jacksons presidency", "Sharp Knife", "President Andrew Jackson", "Andrew Jackson assassination attempts", "Jacksoninan Party (United States)", "Jackson administration", "Elizabeth Hutchinson Jackson", "7th President of the United States", "ANDREW JACKSON", "Andrew Jackson/First Inaugural Address", "Andrew Jackson, Sr.", "Age of Jackson", "Hero of New Orleans", "President Jackson", "Jackson Administration", "Robert B. Randolph", "Jacksons bank veto", "Andrew jackson", "President Andrew Jackson’s", "Andrew Jackson"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "d1cc3b963376659b4fc450d2827922c36f720baa1a7c95df2e2c298d24a9cd7c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which famous military leader was Deputy Commander of NATO forces from 1951 to 1958?", "correct_answer": "Montgomery", "incorrect_answer": "Eisenhower", "aliases": ["Montgomerie", "Montgomery (disambiguation)", "Montgomery"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "8750733e42d27ab27525d36fd883867fff62449929af3c7ca3e83748c052528b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "How many humps would you find on a dromedary camel?", "correct_answer": "one", "incorrect_answer": "two", "aliases": ["The One (company)", "THE One", "one"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "b20baf446b49ab5325cc0c12f989d7429e874f73e57ffae42531b6e3e1f1a6ad", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "A home for music and intimate performance, well-established in Europe in the 19th century, flourishing in early 20th century, and attended by a wide cross-section of society, sparked a number of films. What was the name for the venue and style?", "correct_answer": "Cabaret", "incorrect_answer": "Opera House", "aliases": ["Caberet", "Cabaret artist", "Cabaretier", "Cabarét", "Cabaret (music)", "Cabaretist", "Cabarets", "Cabaret", "Kleinkunst", "Cabare"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "69979fc7931a7eccc6002651edd1d064dd1982437111315b101d9d4bc789591d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What happened at Scapa Flow on 21st June 1919?", "correct_answer": "German fleet was scuttled", "incorrect_answer": "The British navy encountered a massive sea monster.", "aliases": ["German fleet was scuttled"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a58ca44973c2fc85f74422c089556e60a662ceeb3878ecaca3bbd276516a7622", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 classic horror novel about split personality is called what?", "correct_answer": "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "incorrect_answer": "The Dual Life of Dr. Barclay and Mr. Kingston", "aliases": ["Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde", "Doctor Jekyll", "Dr. Jeckle", "J. G. Utterson", "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde (character)", "Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", "Jekyll + hyde", "Dr Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "Dr Jekyll", "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mister Hyde", "The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "Mr hyde", "Gabriel Utterson", "Strange Case of Dr Jeckyll and Mr Hyde", "The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "Jekyll/Hyde", "Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "Danvers Carew", "Gabriel John Utterson", "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "J G Utterson", "Doctor Henry Jekyll", "DJMH", "Dr. Lanyon", "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "Dr Lanyon", "Dr. Jekyll & Mister Hyde", "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "Jekyll hyde", "Jekyll-and-Hyde", "Doctor Jekyll & Mr Hyde", "Mister Hyde", "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Hyde and Jekyll", "Dr. Jekyll & Mr Hyde", "Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll & Mister Hyde", "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll & Mr Hyde", "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Hastie Lanyon", "Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "Dr Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "Jekyll and hyde", "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "J.G. Utterson", "Dr. Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "Harry Jekyll", "The Strange Case of Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde", "Mister hyde", "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Utterson", "Doctor Jekyll & Mr. Hyde", "Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Dr Jekyll & Mister Hyde", "Jekyl and Hyde", "Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde (characters)", "Sir Danvers Carew", "Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "Jekyll and Hyde", "Doctor Jekyll and Mr Hyde", "The Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Dr. Jeckyll and Mr. Hyde", "Jekyll & Hyde", "Mr Hyde", "Jekyll And Hyde", "Doctor Jekyll & Mister Hyde", "Strange Case of Doctor Jekyll & Mr Hyde", "Mr Hide", "The Strange Case of Jekyll and Mr. Hyde", "Dr Jekyll & Mr Hyde", "The Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mister Hyde", "Strange Case of Dr Jekyll & Mister Hyde", "JG Utterson", "Mr. Hide", "Mr. Edward Hyde", "Strange Case Of Dr Jekyll And Mr Hyde"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "13aa918ff145552d4361a818446c15ffb2f81a34a5195757774cfa3a397319d3", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who was the first person to be voted off this year’s ‘Strictly Come Dancing’?", "correct_answer": "Tony Jacklin", "incorrect_answer": "Rachel Riley", "aliases": ["Tony Jacklin", "TONY JACKLIN"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e7dd122f13ebd6ed29219872d4e7889224c665fa9a01347f7cae53bb766ef66c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who was captain of the England men's cricket team during the 2015 One Day International World Cup?", "correct_answer": "Eoin Morgan", "incorrect_answer": "Joe Root", "aliases": ["Eoin Morgan", "Eoin Joseph Gerard Morgan", "Eoin) MORGAN"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6098fbbdecc01257f798f3091ff120f870021a3f9ac8d5d47165c89e2bd489a5", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which constellation features on the flag of Papua New Guinea?", "correct_answer": "Southern Cross", "incorrect_answer": "Big Dipper", "aliases": ["South cross", "Southern cross", "Crux constellation", "Crux", "Southern Cross", "Crux Australis", "Crux (constellation)", "La Croix du Sud"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "84baab92d3a1be4183595824774268d4b8979e03e62cd00df1f102dc08f6d28f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who resigned in July 2000 as leader of the Scottish National Party?", "correct_answer": "Alex Salmond", "incorrect_answer": "John Swinney", "aliases": ["First Minister Alex Salmond", "Alex Elliot Anderson Salmond", "Salmond MP", "Alex salmond", "Alex Salmond (politician)", "FM Alex Salmond", "Alex Salmond MP", "Moira Salmond", "Alex Salmond SNP", "Alex Salmond MSP", "Alex Salmond", "Alec Salmond", "FM Salmond", "Alex Samond", "Salmond MSP", "Alexander Salmond", "Alexander Elliott Anderson Salmond", "Salmond SNP", "ALEX SALMOND", "First Minister Salmond", "Alex Salmond (Scottish politician)", "Mr Salmond", "Alexander Elliot Anderson %22Alex%22 Salmond", "Salmond FM", "Alexander Elliot Anderson Salmond"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "ea88fa841525d79fa565ef2af983083c1259e26f31ab3c47af55199f933c41e9", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is a cricket umpire signalling when he holds out one arm horizontally?", "correct_answer": "No ball", "incorrect_answer": "Out of bounds", "aliases": ["No-ball", "No ball", "No Ball", "No balls"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e47d13ac5a5d6ddf31993fce58ffaf5d6427200dd21bd8a3904ba8d0072c7b82", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "‘Albrecht Discount’ supermarket is better known by what name?", "correct_answer": "ALDI", "incorrect_answer": "LIDL", "aliases": ["Aldi Süd", "Salut!-mobile", "ALDI", "Albrecht discount", "Aldi Sued", "Aldi Einkauf GmbH & Co. oHG", "ALDI Einkauf GmbH & Co. oHG", "Aldi equator", "Aldi Inc.", "Willow Woods", "ALDI Nord", "Aldi", "ALDI Einkauf GmbH & Compagnie, oHG", "Aldi Nord", "Aldi Sud"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a88dab6cd81de95431e31cbe663755e94e4f691a1a925d4e69a0cfa86bcb508d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"Which TV character had the catchphrase \"\"Listen very carefully; I shall say zis only once\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "Michelle", "incorrect_answer": "Captain von Trapp", "aliases": ["Michelle", "Michelle (Disambiguation)", "Michelle (disambiguation)", "Mishell"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "65bd2e4768e0eedb2b5b09a23d6d528a355438c02cd426c55205cd8cac6c56c0", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who wrote the books ‘The Good Companions’ and ‘An Inspector Calls’?", "correct_answer": "J.B. Priestley", "incorrect_answer": "George Orwell", "aliases": ["John Boynton Priestley", "J. B. Preistley", "J.B. Priestly", "J. B. Priestly", "J B Priestley", "J. B. Priestley", "J.B. Priestley", "JB Priestley", "Jb priestley"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a3891972f6771f37c9f53821bc60b151e7f10d3cbdc55a8b07881f2bd4fd7c35", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which pair of time travellers declared Joan of Arc was the wife of Noah?", "correct_answer": "Bill & Ted", "incorrect_answer": "Marty & Doc", "aliases": ["Bill & Ted", "Bill and Ted", "Bill & Ted 3", "Bill & Ted (franchise)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "58c75674301befff90f8355a06399201f6d1858424f0710f41b66090c7fdd94a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Where in the body is the stapes bone?", "correct_answer": "Ear (disambiguation)", "incorrect_answer": "Nose", "aliases": ["Ear (disambiguation)", "EAR"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a0c05302d635ee008804ee7b44a57525c4c2a85c160c894ab1d1c99df1994998", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"What Christmas character said \"\"God bless us, every one!\"\"\"", "correct_answer": "Tiny Tim", "incorrect_answer": "Ebenezer Scrooge", "aliases": ["Tiny Tim (disambiguation)", "Tiny Tim"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "06fe2f439cec657a09588ab6d2cfb32d245a56ae9b71f8d2a56d023c2bad9d10", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The UEFA cup is a soccer tournament for teams from which continent?", "correct_answer": "EUROPE", "incorrect_answer": "SOUTH AMERICA", "aliases": ["EUROPE", "EuropE", "Cold War Europe", "Nations of Europe", "Capitals in Europe", "Europe (peninsula)", "List of capitals of countries in Europe by area", "Europea", "List of European capital cities by area", "Europa (continent)", "Northwestern Eurasia", "Name of Europe", "Europe", "Europe.", "List of capitals of European Union by area", "Yurup", "List of national capitals of countries in Europe by area", "Evrope", "Europe (region)", "European Peninsula", "Old continent", "Europe's", "Euorpe", "European nations", "European affairs", "Europe (continent)", "Political map of Europe", "Old Continent", "The Europes", "The Old Continent", "Definition of Europe", "Northwest Eurasia", "The Europe"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "af38672fab275863a798a1d0a336c200012f0b68624104b30dc90dfdbd003a97", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which wading bird is encouraged to nest on rooftops as a symbol of fertility", "correct_answer": "Storks", "incorrect_answer": "Herons", "aliases": ["Ciconiiformes", "Storks", "Ciconiiform", "Stork", "Ooievaar", "Ciconiidae"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a13fe4fe288be53cc671f624663c10c966eaf1ee49db8bdab533b0d99d5804e3", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the name of the dog in the Secret Seven series of books?", "correct_answer": "Scamper", "incorrect_answer": "Sniffer", "aliases": ["Scamper", "Scamper (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "9d28b802bd695443cc889f3a29651b8febe89f02a6f74e39883104e114ceb84b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Shrimps, barnacles, scorpions, spiders, etc., all belong to which phylum?", "correct_answer": "Arthropoda", "incorrect_answer": "Mollusca", "aliases": ["Arthropoda", "Arthropod", "Microarthropods", "Arthropod venoms", "Euarthropods", "Minibeasts", "Euarthropod", "Arthropod venom", "Arthropodae", "Arthropods", "Gnathopoda", "Euarthropoda", "🐛", "Microarthropod", "Phylum arthropoda"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "4bbcb510565bae42c0076a801d8802c951553065a95985906aad05cab6b3eade", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "According to 2014 Twitter statistics, how many million tweets are sent every day?", "correct_answer": "500", "incorrect_answer": "700", "aliases": ["five hundred", "500"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "08fa05c51ccc9984fb2dd10cf886af7b08bb86c34e9217e30920b2cbb3347ee9", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Jarlsberg cheese comes from which country?", "correct_answer": "Norway", "incorrect_answer": "Sweden", "aliases": ["Norvège", "Mainland Norway", "Norway", "Norvege", "Noregur", "NORWAY", "Norwegian state", "Etymology of Norway", "Noruega", "Norwegen", "ISO 3166-1:NO", "Noreg", "Republic of Norway", "Norwegian kingdom", "Kongeriket Noreg", "Name of Norway", "Kongeriket Norge", "Noorwegen", "Kingdom of Norway", "Sport in Norway", "Norwegia", "Royal Kingdom of Norway"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a580161da5782575d9ae4d2f06343043b9e505b58ab0c6f2fb2f795694696879", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which year were East and West Germany unified?", "correct_answer": "1990", "incorrect_answer": "1989", "aliases": ["1990", "one thousand, nine hundred and ninety"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "3d869e15928210e67947492cc97c0e83b93c60d763779b00e24ee0e7ec705d0f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who did Tiger Woods beat in a play-off for the 2008 US Open Championship?", "correct_answer": "Rocco Mediate", "incorrect_answer": "Phil Mickelson", "aliases": ["Rocco Mediate"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c910fa18559be3e81a81c8fc71c5190122b54639d6672fd838a1fe0e49824478", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which year was renowned as ‘The Year of Revolutions’?", "correct_answer": "1848", "incorrect_answer": "1789", "aliases": ["1848", "one thousand, eight hundred and forty-eight"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "58111110e62a3ecaf331784a7a08aeeccfd986551a89efb69c4e34dae3e39a62", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Bumble is the nickname of which sports commentator?", "correct_answer": "David Lloyd", "incorrect_answer": "Geoffrey Boycott", "aliases": ["Lloyd, David", "David Lloyd", "DAVID LLOYD", "Dave Lloyd", "David Lloyd (footballer)", "David Lloyd (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c7316e5194cf559fff7c222560d940c597f499e9c2c16250f8f60ffea4de004b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The Danube flows into which Sea?", "correct_answer": "Black Sea", "incorrect_answer": "Mediterranean Sea", "aliases": ["Marea Neagră", "Black Sea shelf", "Black Sea littoral", "Черноморский", "Black sea", "შავი ზღვის", "შავი ზღვა", "Euxine", "Чорноморський", "The Black Sea", "Black seas", "Schwarzes Meer", "Pontus Euxinus", "Pontus Euxinos", "Euxine Sea", "Black Sea", "Kara Deniz", "Черно море"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c253f27b9bf9b8839ce1a1e3eb07d656236144042eccad80188fbc8a8288de9f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who was commanded by God through a donkey?", "correct_answer": "\"Balaam\"", "incorrect_answer": "\"Samson\"", "aliases": ["בִּלְעָם", "Bil'am", "Balaam's ass", "Islamic view of Balaam", "Bileam", "בלעם", "Bilam", "Balaam", "Balaam's donkey", "Bilaam"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a25c3aefaacac7deb7f1003f86987942871f0749bc957be05f5820514076af42", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"Who had hit records with \"\"Tragedy\"\" and \"\"You Win Again\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "Bee Gees", "incorrect_answer": "ABBA", "aliases": ["Bee gees", "Bee Gees", "The Beegees", "Barry, Robin & Maurice Gibb", "The Bee Gees", "B gs", "Throw a Penny", "Beegees", "Brothers Gibb", "Bee Gee", "B.G.s", "Brothers gibb", "The Brothers Gibb", "The Bee-Gees", "BeeGees", "Bee-Gees", "B.Gibb/R.Gibb/M.Gibb"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "f0160b78fbc64a81b274f017f0808ef7897475d237542553917624bc66a2b645", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In June 1988, which British jockey was stripped of his OBE after he was jailed for tax evasion?", "correct_answer": "Lester Piggott", "incorrect_answer": "Willie Carson", "aliases": ["Lester Piggot", "Lester Pigott", "Lester Piggott", "Lester Keith Piggott"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e0e197e6dd0990a81815ef6a6a700c0ad80697dc62af847145c00e11d36dc81c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which painter married Hortense Fiquet and used her as the subject of many of his paintings?", "correct_answer": "Paul Cézanne", "incorrect_answer": "Pierre-Auguste Renoir", "aliases": ["Paul Cézanne", "Cézanne medal", "Cezannesque", "Cezanne medal", "Cezannian", "PAUL CEZANNE", "Cézanne", "Cézannian", "Cézannesque", "Cezanne", "Paul cezane", "Paul Cezanne"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "92f763ef40878dc1b76e97884a80240580d05cf86a9407746b0dd195b797110c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the main ingredient in marinara sauce?", "correct_answer": "Tomato", "incorrect_answer": "Garlic", "aliases": ["Tomato", "Solanum lycopersicum", "Tomat", "Lycopersicum esculentum", "Common tomato", "Tomato varieties", "Hot House tomato", "Tomatoes", "Poma amoris", "Tomatos", "Lycopersicum lycopersicum", "Tomatoe", "Gogonele", "Tomahto", "Lycopersicon lycopersicum", "Tomatto", "Domates", "Green tomatoes", "🍅", "Tomattoe", "Green tomato", "Tamatar", "Potato potato", "Lycopersicon esculentum", "Jitomate", "Tamator", "Hot House tomatoes", "Tomattoes", "Love-apple", "Tamato", "Tomato plant", "Love Apple", "Lycopersicum", "Tomattos"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "74c6e34b5a5e804ea7be680adf1351aec28677f301f2e4efe86a74b000601d66", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which religious order was founded by St. Robert, Abbot of Molesme, near Dijon in 1098?", "correct_answer": "Order of Cistercians", "incorrect_answer": "Order of Cluny", "aliases": ["Order of Citeaux", "Cistercians in the British Isles", "White monks", "Cisterian", "Common Observance", "Cistercian monks", "Cistercian rule", "Cistercians of the Immaculate Conception", "White Monks", "Bernardine order", "Cistercian order", "Cistercians Abbey", "Order of Cîteaux", "Cistercian monk", "O. Cist.", "O.Cist.", "CISTERCIANS", "Cistercians", "Cistercian Order", "White Monk", "Congregation of St. Bernard", "Cistercian Abbey", "Cistercian", "Gimey Monks", "OCist", "Cistercian Monastery", "Order of Cistercians"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6ffad5e6792bd94007a4763029386b1332d2e3456a8786e3d410b0443edb9c59", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What was the name for a form of stencil duplicator used for making numerous copies of a document?", "correct_answer": "Mimeograph machine", "incorrect_answer": "Lithograph machine", "aliases": ["Mimeograph machine", "Mimeo machine", "Stencil duplicator", "Mimeograph", "Roneograph", "Roneo", "Mimeographed"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "9caa8e6745b97c6e9b7a05065532589f7b46d5e64c95460b9c545a37d8f8709e", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Coriolanus Snow, Peeta Mellark and Haymitch Abernathy are characters in which series of books?", "correct_answer": "The Hunger Games", "incorrect_answer": "The Maze Runner", "aliases": ["The Hunger games", "Hunger Games trilogy", "Hunger Games", "Hunger Games (franchise)", "The Hunger Games", "Hunger Games Trilogy", "The Hunger Games trilogy", "The hunger games", "Hunger Games franchise", "The Hunger Games franchise", "Hunger games trilogy", "The hunger games.", "Hunger games", "Hunger game", "The hunger games trilogy", "The Hunger Games (franchise)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e1bb856252f0041b0540c634d2ce85e107db0b1544d180c4e6b3220d0ac304f0", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What nation is scheduled to host the 2022 World Cup?", "correct_answer": "Qatar", "incorrect_answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Qtaar", "Qatar", "Quatar", "Qatar Peninsula", "Dawlet al-Qaṭar", "Qater", "Etymology of Qatar", "قطر", "دولة قطر", "Romaihi", "Qaṭar", "Rumaihi", "Languages of Qatar", "Qtar", "Dawlat Qatar", "Al Bu Romaih", "Dawlat Qaṭar", "Qatari", "Dawlet al Qaṭar", "ISO 3166-1:QA", "Name of Qatar", "State of Qatar", "Dawlat al-Qaṭar", "Dawlat al Qaṭar", "Dawlet Qaṭar", "Asia/Qatar", "Dawlet Al-Qatar"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e9e709eba93081baa47fa77226d0ad0cd727c16e8b33b893c4101555e9a3c725", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In November, which film (full title) broke UK box office records; Biggest 3-day opening, biggest single day in ticket sales and biggest Friday, Saturday & Sunday openings?", "correct_answer": "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1", "incorrect_answer": "Avengers: Endgame", "aliases": ["HP7A", "HP7 (film)", "Harry potter 7 movie", "HP 7.1", "Harry potter and the deathly hallows, part 1", "Deathly Hallows movie", "HPDH (film)", "Potter 7 (film)", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1 (2010)", "Deathly hallows film", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part I", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows – Part 1", "HPDH Part 1", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (2010 film)", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 1", "Deathly Hallows part 1", "Deathly Hallows (film)", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows 2", "Hp7 film", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1 (2010)", "HP7.1", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (movie)", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part I", "Deathly Hallows 1", "List of accolades received by Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows film", "DH (film)", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I", "Deathly Hallows - Part 1", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 1", "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows (Film)", "Deathly hallows films", "HP7pt1", "Harry Potter 7 (film)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "4ecec752cc290c9f11aecf2110687d340a79b22dbb862ecd2ae61de3047ae8f6", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Carl Fredricksen, Russell and Dug are all characters in which 2009 Disney film?", "correct_answer": "Up.", "incorrect_answer": "Tangled.", "aliases": ["Up.", "Up! (film)", "Up", "U.p.", "Up (Album)", "Up (album)", "UP", "U P", "Up! (single)", "UP (initialism)", "UP (disambiguation)", "Up (film)", "Up! (song)", "UP (album)", "Up!", "Up (disambiguation)", "Up (song)", "UP!", "Upwards"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "66b6b89a8ada29e84d83de309dee119ef48a774d97a49aa7a987719ec2b20712", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Tataouine in Tunisia was the setting for many scenes in the movies of which blockbuster franchise?", "correct_answer": "Star Wars", "incorrect_answer": "Indiana Jones", "aliases": ["Star wars", "StarWars", "Prequel Trilogy (Star Wars)", "Original trilogy", "Star Wars theatrical films", "Starwars.com", "Star Warian", "I have a bad feeling about this.", "I have a bad feeling about this", "Star Wars Prequel Trilogy", "Star wars movie", "Prequel trilogy", "Star Wars movies", "Star Wars films", "Star Wars", "Star Wars Trilogy", "Star Wars Prequels", "Star Wars Original Trilogy", "The Star Wars Trilogy", "Star Wars (franchise)", "Star Wras", "Star Wars galaxy", "The Star Wars", "STar Wars", "STAR WARS", "Star wars films", "Rogue 1", "Starwars", "Star Wars trilogy", "Orginal Star Wars trilogy", "Sar wars", "Star Wars prequels", "List of star wars movies", "Star Wars Movies", "Universe of Star Wars", "Star Wars franchise", "Star War", "Plot of Star Wars", "Star Wars prequel trilogy", "The Star Wars Trilogy: Special Edition", "Star Wars: The Complete Saga", "Star Wars (film series)", "Str wrs", "War Stars", "Original Trilogy", "Original Star Wars trilogy", "Star Wars original trilogy", "I have a bad feeling about this!", "Star wrs", "Star war", "Star Wars spinoff", "Star Wars: Rogue 1", "Star Wars saga", "Original trilogy (Star Wars)", "Prequel trilogy (Star Wars)", "Star wars prequel"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "397d7c8234ef25adc31fa0bb7e8691865c30bfd3fb058eb1c83ba0a156eab197", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which 1962 musical film featured the song 'Coming Up Roses'?", "correct_answer": "Gypsy", "incorrect_answer": "West Side Story", "aliases": ["Rrom", "Tzigan", "Roma Gypsies", "Rroma people", "Roma gypsy", "Romani people", "Romani (people)", "Persecution of Romani people", "Romany folk", "Calé (disambiguation)", "Roma people", "Roma in Central and Eastern Europe", "Iberian Kale", "Romanies", "Gypsies", "Rom people", "Tzyhany", "Gypsy (people)", "Roma gypsies", "Gipsies", "Romastan", "Romane", "Roma (ethnonym)", "Romani People", "Romani in the Balkans", "Zigan", "Romani people in Central and Eastern Europe", "Szgany", "Roma people in Central and Eastern Europe", "Gypsy origin", "Macedonian Romani", "Roma people in the Balkans", "Roma/Gypsy", "Roma criminality", "The Gypsies", "Romani criminality", "Roma (people)", "Gypsey", "Gypsy and Egypt", "Rroma (people)", "Roma (Romani subgroup)", "Romani social issues", "Romany people", "Gyp (slang)", "'GYPSY'", "Cingene", "Gypsie", "Calé", "Romani folk", "Gypsi", "Persecution of Romany", "Rromani people", "Roma people (disambiguation)", "Roma in Eastern Europe", "Kalé", "Roma People", "Rroma", "Romani people in Eastern Europe", "Romanis", "Gypsy people", "Roma Gipsies", "Romany gypsy", "Çingene", "The Gypsies (disambiguation)", "Gypsys", "Persecution of Gypsies", "Gypsy", "Rom (people)", "Sinti and Roma"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "07a2a62101dd82acdfff5b640307cca17d98add74f758c465772b8614e7f7111", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What was E.T.'s favorite candy?", "correct_answer": "\"Reese's Pieces\"", "incorrect_answer": "\"M&M's\"", "aliases": ["Reeses Pieces", "Reese's pieces", "Reese's Pieces"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c965442f704faeebfc1cb68ff139f9d137c85b47b6ceabd4ac9770777beb26aa", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which Irish rally driver won the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally driving a Mini Cooper?", "correct_answer": "Paddy Hopkirk", "incorrect_answer": "Brendan Murphy", "aliases": ["Paddy hopkirk", "Paddy Hopkirk"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "d41b0241e5fcb29fb64002569350b4f5106fc267bcf4c66b44a9a31cfc44910e", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Film-maker and screenwriter Jill Craigie was the wife of which politician?", "correct_answer": "Michael Foot", "incorrect_answer": "Tony Benn", "aliases": ["Michael Mackintosh Foot", "Foot Heads Arms Body", "Michael Foot", "Agent Boot"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "57c11e16ab3f570d5d07e57069f80facb7134f49020f4c2d6967f405b396f92a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who plays Debbie Aldridge in the BBC 4 radio series ‘The Archers’?", "correct_answer": "Tamsin Greig", "incorrect_answer": "Helen Baxendale", "aliases": ["Tamsin Grieg", "Tamsin Greig"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "32199264c6b7b9fb819a28514b0630bb9c7fcdb5b3c0da8a9bb1e5fd4c9df6cd", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Several chemical elements are named after places, which one is named after Russia?", "correct_answer": "Ruthenium", "incorrect_answer": "Russinium", "aliases": ["Vestium", "Ruthenium", "Element 44", "Ruthenate", "Ruthenium compounds", "Ruthenious", "Ruthenic"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e0c0e7dff39576df47f2b6668b7eb3e92a3eb9570e0557cc874e4aa1a4270085", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Sabena Airlines was the national airline of which European country 1923 – 2001?", "correct_answer": "Belgium", "incorrect_answer": "Netherlands", "aliases": ["Belguim", "Koenigreich Belgien", "Belgium/Belgie", "Kingdom of Belgium", "Belgian", "Beljum", "Königreich Belgien", "Belgique", "Belgium", "Beligum", "Kingdom of the Belgians", "Beljam", "Kingdom Of Belgium", "Belgum", "ISO 3166-1:BE", "Belgie", "Cockpit of Europe", "Koninkrijk België", "Beldjike", "Blegium", "Belgio", "The Quebec of Europe", "België", "Begium", "Royaume de Belgique", "Konigreich Belgien", "Koninkrijk Belgie", "People of Belgium", "Belgien", "Belgium/facts", "Administrative divisions of Belgium", "Belgium facts"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "7a8eee3f4880050d96872b7191f2373e0d96824b15a1ae5c80f27f08afa14fa9", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which came first? Dunkin' Donuts? Or Starbucks?", "correct_answer": "\"Dunkin' Donuts\"", "incorrect_answer": "\"Starbucks\"", "aliases": ["Dunking Doughnuts", "Coolatta", "Dunking Donuts", "Vanilla Bean Coolatta", "Dunkies", "Dunkin' Donut", "Dunkin' Donuts", "Dunkin Donuts", "Dunkin doughnuts", "Fritalian", "Dunkin' Coffee", "Dunkins", "Dunkin' Doughnuts", "Vanilla Bean Coolata", "Dunkin' donuts", "Bunkin Bonuts", "Dunkin’ Donuts"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "802ecf2289bf39ff96563ce8e46534bff9149258075791e2e83483f5ba1343fc", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which year did Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother die?", "correct_answer": "2002", "incorrect_answer": "2001", "aliases": ["2002", "two thousand and two"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "77fa1088e9d15f8c3efb06436a045e1ef14128ebf5750529f5afe2647578275c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which South Pacific island nation became the first in the 21st century to change its driving on the road from right to left?", "correct_answer": "Samoa", "incorrect_answer": "Fiji", "aliases": ["IS Samoa", "Independent State of Samoa", "Samoa", "Malo Sa'oloto Tuto'atasi o Sāmoa", "Malo Saʻoloto Tutoʻatasi o Sāmoa", "Independent state of samoa", "Independent State of Western Samoa", "Malosi", "The Independent State of Samoa", "West Samoa", "Western Samoa", "ISO 3166-1:WS", "Sāmoa", "Languages of Samoa"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "ac915c3d81e1498fdde21e41381fe2912e3b33bac181234b176e76bd1079a8af", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which river rises in the Massif Centrale, flows north and east to enter the Bay of Biscay at St. Nazaire?", "correct_answer": "River Loire", "incorrect_answer": "River Garonne", "aliases": ["River Loire", "Luara", "LOIRE", "Montbrisn, Loire", "Montbrisn", "Loire River", "Départment of the Loire", "Loire (river)", "La Loire", "Loire river", "The Loire River", "Loire River (France)", "Loira", "The longest river in France", "Loire"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "ccbac3dc25b624124d0adc3fb99b4f48b3f08f8830387abf4b49c13d6deacf93", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which of the United States is known as the Wolverine State'?", "correct_answer": "Michigan", "incorrect_answer": "Wisconsin", "aliases": ["Demographics of Michigan", "Politics of Michigan", "MichigaN", "Climate of Michigan", "MI (state)", "Twenty-sixth State", "Michigan (state)", "Michigan/Quick Trivia", "Michigan", "Michigan, United States", "Water-Winter Wonderland", "Transportation in Michigan", "Twenty-Sixth State", "Economy of Michigan", "Micigan", "The Great Lakes State", "State of Michigan", "MICHIGAN", "The weather in Michigan", "Michigan.gov", "Michigan (U.S. state)", "Míchigan", "26th State", "Mitchigan", "The Wolverine State", "Wolverine State", "US-MI", "Transit in Michigan", "Mich.", "Transport in Michigan", "Religion in Michigan", "Michigan economy", "Education in Michigan", "Michigan quick trivia"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2db7c2207b3bda4d8bbf3e37b4faf8b25bf1579eed618ed1c5b09ba9290f2d8f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In relation to spiritual diety Pachamama, in 2011 Bolivia announced an new unusual Law of what?", "correct_answer": "Mother Earth", "incorrect_answer": "Sacred Land Respect", "aliases": ["Mother Earth (song)", "The Mother Earth", "Mother Earth", "Mother earth", "Mother Earth (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "54467e8a4ea7d1b067a055d3f9804a409e9df42e8f5cbac09d10a487a8c2ed00", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the title of Private Eye's regular page of political news?", "correct_answer": "HP Sauce", "incorrect_answer": "Parliamentary Gossip", "aliases": ["HP Sauce", "Hp sauce", "HP Brown Sauce", "HP sauce"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "f8b31528d7bee41f88d4f5c926b7df0144975f496525b64ddfc0530f7110ff8f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which four letter word beginning with A is the name of a god depicted as a bull, symbolising fertility and strength in war?", "correct_answer": "Apis", "incorrect_answer": "Ares", "aliases": ["Apis (Disambiguation)", "Apis", "Apis (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "58d263723cde6982cfd30862d17b6dd6d057ce7b1d636ba1c0db8cbf28ce5b83", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the name of the hotel in Heartburn Hotel", "correct_answer": "Herbert haddock", "incorrect_answer": "The Winchester Inn", "aliases": ["Herbert haddock", "RMS Olympic", "HMHS Olympic", "Royal Mail Steamer Olympic", "R.M.S. Olympic", "SS Olympic", "RMS 1400 Olympic", "HMS Olympic", "S.S. Olympic", "The Olympic", "SS Olympic (1911)", "HMT Olympic"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "f52a06a8a9f3ecf4785ad4dfeb239dcb5ad49cd9951aa42d0c9c9bffbdff59ab", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which year did Italy join the Six Nations (then Five Nations) Rugby Union Championship?", "correct_answer": "2000", "incorrect_answer": "1998", "aliases": ["2000", "two thousand"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e57d58d545af5d09f175288771dee938654d991735ffca6280090589ae028006", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "From 2008 Ferrari provided cars (a modification of the F1 Ferrari F2004 chassis) with a V8 engine for which 'single make' motor racing series?", "correct_answer": "A1 Grand Prix", "incorrect_answer": "Formula Renault 3.5 Series", "aliases": ["A1 racing", "A1 Grand Prix pointscoring systems", "A1GP", "World Cup of Motorsport", "A1gp", "A10 World Series", "A1 Grand Prix", "A1 GP"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "bf42ce931e03183087db298d524cbf9e4c2f2bd187504ba576f3fd19c5036c95", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which actor provides the voice for Rocky in the film Chicken Run?", "correct_answer": "Gibson, Mel", "incorrect_answer": "Tom Hanks", "aliases": ["Mel Gibson DWI incident", "Deputy James Mee", "Gibson, Mel", "Columcille Gerard Gibson", "Mel Gibson apology", "Mel Columcille Gerard Gibson", "James Mee", "Anne Reilly Gibson", "Mel Gibsons", "Mel Gibson DUI incident", "Mel Gibson and Anti-Semitism", "Mel gibson", "Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson, AO", "Mel Gibson DUI", "Mel-meltdown", "Mel Gibson Defense", "Mell Gibson", "Melvin Gibson", "Mel Gibson drinking", "Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson AO", "Mel Colm-Cille Gerard Gibson", "Mel Gibson"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "d74a0873a813d24467811411d783010236da76e6e564329297e595dfbb031e5a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the name of the school in Croydon attended by Amy Winehouse, Leona Lewis, and Adele among many other performers?", "correct_answer": "BRIT School", "incorrect_answer": "Croydon Performance Art Institute", "aliases": ["BRIT Performing Arts & Technology School", "BRIT School", "Brit School for the Performing Arts", "BRIT School for Performing Arts and Technology", "Brit School", "THE BRIT SCHOOL", "The brit school"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "9a63fdf6b70752718ad147a140b8d016f5b459f77bdd31f88972017e2640999d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "'II Dolce' refers to what in an Italian restaurant?", "correct_answer": "Sweet dish", "incorrect_answer": "A type of wine", "aliases": ["Dessert", "Sweet dish", "Desert (meal)", "Desserts"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "52f427acf6f1ad0f3d38a954decd112815782cb302d741782d965d067c4e6ea7", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The last element to be discovered in nature, rather than synthesized, was discovered In 1939. What was it?", "correct_answer": "Francium", "incorrect_answer": "Technetium", "aliases": ["Francium fluoride", "Francium 223", "Francium hydroxide", "Alcalinium", "Eka-caesium", "Francium", "Element 87", "Russium", "Alkalinium", "Frankium", "Virginium", "Moldavium", "Actinium K"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2436e8f210ab13eba1dd6244e0d1948c1d24d6d5cea1458275421eab7260d6dc", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What was Orson Welles’ first film?", "correct_answer": "Citizen Kane", "incorrect_answer": "The War of the Worlds", "aliases": ["Citzen Kane", "Jim Gettys (villain)", "Citizen kane", "Citizen Cain", "Jedediah leland", "Xitizen Cain", "C. F. Kane", "Citizen Caine", "Jedediah Leland", "Citizen Kane", "CITIZEN KANE", "Charlie Kane", "Jim Gettys (political boss)", "Citicen Kane", "Citizen Cane"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2a7ccad5136cbda8e586b60b7b8d61418ff092537f856b1aeece87d5f53a2bdb", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In the year 1636 during the Dutch Golden Age, what unlikely item became the fourth leading export after gin, herring and cheese causing a journalist to write a book Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds?", "correct_answer": "Tulip bulb", "incorrect_answer": "Windmill replicas", "aliases": ["Tullip", "Parrot tulips", "List of Tulip Varieties", "Liriopogon", "Tulips", "Eduardoregelia", "List of tulip varieties", "Tulip", "Podonix", "Tulip bulb", "Tulipa (genus)", "🌷", "Parrot tulip", "Culture of tulips", "Tulipa", "Liriactis"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "1178ef0ce018edc3429c39cf12f3f1e553125fe42070a92ff0e65b16f3f18f5d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which American swing and jazz guitarist's single string technique combined with amplification, while with Benny Goodman's bands between 1939 and 1941, helped bring the guitar out of the rhythm section and into the forefront as a solo instrument?", "correct_answer": "Charlie Christian", "incorrect_answer": "Django Reinhardt", "aliases": ["Charlie Christian"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "5ea3d1bb70a363149b86027e46faee4da626310a9f00af4c16fb5f9c4ad7e273", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The Bee Gees are popularly credited as being from Australia, but on which island were they actually born?", "correct_answer": "Isle Of Man", "incorrect_answer": "Tasmania", "aliases": ["Man Island", "Isle Of Man", "Cuisine of the Isle of Man", "'Queens Commissioner-Barrantagh y Benrein'", "ISLE OF MAN", "ISO 3166-1:IM", "The Isle of Man", "Name of the Isle of Man", "Mannin", "Monapia", "'Queen's Commissioner-Barrantagh y Benrein'", "Ynys Manaw", "Isle of Sam", "Census Act 1929", "The Isle Of Man", "Isle of Man/Transnational issues", "Isle of Man/Military", "Islam in the Isle of Man", "Isle of man", "Monaoeda", "Manx (mythology)", "Isle of Mann", "Island of Man", "Protestantism in the Isle of Man", "Isle of Man/History", "Military of the Isle of Man", "Census in the Isle of Man", "Religion in the Isle of Man", "'Queen's Commissioner-Barrantagh ny Benrein'", "I of M", "Man, Isle of", "Isle of Man", "Europe/Isle of Man"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "62c718b15edb696b57ff8fff44f3871adf48528b769043002244f51fd1c13fab", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which traditional Scottish soup is made with the principal ingredients of leek, onions and chicken stew, and sometimes also with prunes?", "correct_answer": "Cock-a-leekie soup", "incorrect_answer": "Highland Broth", "aliases": ["Cock-a-leekie", "Cockie-leekie", "Cock-a-leekie soup", "COCK-A-LEEKIE", "Cockaleekie"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "615dd7976efb06901f406c4356c6c8511714be342b72c455062a21be25907794", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which televisionprogramme did the character 'Detective Mark Petrie' appear?", "correct_answer": "Cagney and Lacey", "incorrect_answer": "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit", "aliases": ["Cagney and Lacey", "Cagney and lacey", "Christine Cagney", "Cagney & Lacey: The Return", "Cagney And Lacey", "'CAGNEY AND LACEY'", "Mary Beth Lacey", "Cagney & Lacey"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e9eb1581c920ff9b7217b48d35d7810f303749dd2711ba2c74a4b43a078d5c18", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Broccoli and Cauliflower are members of which vegetable family?", "correct_answer": "BRASSICA", "incorrect_answer": "SOLANACEAE", "aliases": ["BRASSICA", "Brassica sinapistrum", "Brassica", "Brassicas"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a1f0c694afaa1cded59abcced086fbf96ccf4c2a50c8134e07d7ec4a1b846913", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is another name for the jawbone?", "correct_answer": "Mandible", "incorrect_answer": "Maxilla", "aliases": ["Lower jawbone", "Mandibula (mammals)", "Inferior maxilla", "Mandibular", "Lower Jaw", "Lower maxilla", "Submaxilla", "Mandibular bones", "Inferior maxillary", "Condylar process of mandible", "Mandibula", "Lower mandible", "Lower jaw", "Inferior maxillary bone", "Lower-jaw", "Mandibular bone", "Mandibles", "Dentary bone", "Mandible", "Intramandibular joint", "Jawbone (anatomy)", "Dentary", "Mandible (anatomy)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "84138b6abc73bf95510c78d0c8a82cd4f58df917b2b67b2aa310b7698eefecc1", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In 1854, John Snow proved that what was transmitted by infected water?", "correct_answer": "Cholera", "incorrect_answer": "Typhoid Fever", "aliases": ["Epidemic Cholera", "Cholera outbreak", "Cholera", "Asiatic Cholera", "Epidemic cholera", "Asiatic cholera", "Cholera Asiatica"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "88cf1c68a70ce5498393447eb0764e5bf6025c3af34123ddfb45a79ed5c7b1b5", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which astronomer proposed the theory of the expanding universe?", "correct_answer": "Edwin Hubble", "incorrect_answer": "Galileo Galilei", "aliases": ["Edwin Hubble", "E. Hubble", "Hubble, Edwin Powell", "Edwin P. Hubble", "Edwin Powell Hubble"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6920097ec36dc36fb51eedef93c8c0c145cd9d08c4bd4f79d5a633fd6ec9f368", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"Who plays Arizona Robbins in the US TV series \"\"Grey's Anatomy\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "Jessica Capshaw", "incorrect_answer": "Sara Ramirez", "aliases": ["Jessica Capshaw"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "b2aa6981705f06cc594ba2c702e0e3011679a67cc84342cc5e79c967199fc633", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the state capital of North Dakota?", "correct_answer": "Bismarck", "incorrect_answer": "Fargo", "aliases": ["Bismarck", "Bismarck (disambiguation)", "Bismark"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "ebae6064f46246c23e256e5d74ea8cd0ddb92a6ff5d040fb4b00e86bccad180d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which French king was the husband of Marie Antoinette?", "correct_answer": "Louis XVI of France", "incorrect_answer": "Louis XV of France", "aliases": ["Louis Seize", "Louis 16", "Louis-Seize", "Louis-Auguste, Duke of Berry", "Louis Auguste de France", "Louis 16 of France", "Louis XVI of France", "Louis XVI, King of the French", "King Louis XVI of France", "Louis Vi. of France", "Louis xvi", "Louis-Auguste de France", "Louis the XVI", "Louis Xvi", "Louis XVI of france", "Louis Bourbon", "Louis-Auguste (Louis XVI)", "King Louis 16", "Louis ⅩⅤⅠ", "Louis the Sixteenth", "King Louis XVI", "Sophie-Beatrix", "Citoyen Louis Capet", "Louis Capet", "Louis The Sixteenth", "Louis XVI"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c888217456e39594c86aa734af1fe0a5eff1002af332b762ca0dd22fcf01c47a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"Which school is the setting for the 1939 film \"\"Goodbye, Mr. Chips\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "Brookfield Public School", "incorrect_answer": "Downton Preparatory School", "aliases": ["Brookfield Public School"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "4b9b4f50d3927b07e0e920dee02483bc5295e4d979e011feb373bdf60f7e1af7", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Nitroglycerin is made by treating glycerin with nitric acid and what?", "correct_answer": "Sulfuric acid", "incorrect_answer": "Hydrochloric acid", "aliases": ["Spirit of Vitriol", "Dihydrogen sulfate", "Battery Acid", "Sulfuric (VI) acid", "🜗", "🜖", "Sulphur Acid", "Dipping acid", "Vitriolic acid", "Vitreol", "H2o4s", "Fertiliser acid", "Battery acid", "E513", "Fertilizer acid", "Sulfur acid", "Chamber acid", "Sulfuric acid chemdata supplement", "Sulphuric Acid", "Spirit of sulfur", "Vitriolically", "Dihydrogen sulphate", "H₂SO₄", "Vitriolic", "Sulfuric(VI) acid", "Oil of vitriol", "H2S04", "Glover acid", "Sulfuric acid", "Hydrogen sulphate", "Sulphuri acid", "Sulphur acid", "Sulfuric Acid", "Spirit of sulphur", "Dilute sulfuric acid", "H2SO4", "H2So", "Oil of Vitriol", "Aqueous hydrogen sulfide", "Tower acid", "Vitriols", "Sulfuric acids", "Sulphuric acid"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "98e7a1d4a9c6eb25f16338c35c373f3541d7fd12b892487150af09578a7dd138", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which Scottish civil engineer was responsible for building the Caledonian Canal", "correct_answer": "Thomas Telford", "incorrect_answer": "John Rennie", "aliases": ["Telford, Thomas", "Telford church", "Thomas Telford"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "d0fb91cc204b678fbc8dbd2a429c9ff303dfb289f156c788770b420212d2dc5c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"Complete this Groucho Marx quote: \"\"Go, and never darken...\"\"\"", "correct_answer": "\"...my towels again\"", "incorrect_answer": "\"...my doorstep again\"", "aliases": ["\"\"\"...my towels again\"\"\""], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "7ab4f8aab47c7e834d79dd8985d135f7f27161a94fcd011021f02c91e478a054", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "If you were on holiday at the coastal resort of Bodrum, which country would you be in", "correct_answer": "Turkey", "incorrect_answer": "Greece", "aliases": ["Turkey", "Turkey (country)", "Türkiye Respublikasi", "Turky", "Turkei", "Tuerkiye Cumhuriyeti", "Tuerkiye", "Turquie", "ISO 3166-1:TR", "Turquia", "TurkeY", "Turkey (Country)", "Turkiye", "Turkey (state)", "Terky", "Republic of Turkey", "Türkiye", "Turkish Republic", "Republic of Turkiye", "Turkish republic", "The Republic of Turkey", "Turkey (nation)", "Türkiye Respublikası", "Türkei", "Tuerkei", "Turkiye Cumhuriyeti", "TURKEY", "Republic of turkey", "Etymology of Turkey", "Turkie", "Turkia", "Türkiye Cumhuriyeti"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "3418fcce18af4506730cb9b0efdce72e508da107996ef580851b2b990d06ce84", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who released an album in 2013 called simply 'New'?", "correct_answer": "Paul McCartney", "incorrect_answer": "Elton John", "aliases": ["Gladys Jenkins", "Paul Mcartney", "Paul mc cartney", "Paul Ramon", "Sir James Paul McCartney MBE", "Paul McCartney", "Paul MacCartney", "Paul Ramone", "Sir James Paul McCartney", "Wings lead singer", "Paul mccartney", "Paul McCartney: Relationships and marriages", "Ballets to the music of Paul McCartney", "Beatle Paul", "McCartney, Paul", "Paul McCartney's solo career", "Sir paul mccartney", "Apollo C. Vermouth", "James Paul McCartney", "Bernard Webb", "Paul mccartny", "Sir Paul McCartney", "Paul Mccartney", "Sir Paul Mccartney", "Denis O'Bell"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a541fefb2ac40158981a6fb8f6d8988a9b865773fddb208bfb1eea0494025d88", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which golf course was the first Scottish venue to host the Ryder Cup in 1973?", "correct_answer": "Muirfield", "incorrect_answer": "St Andrews Links", "aliases": ["MUIRFIELD", "Muirfield (Scotland)", "Muirfield", "Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers", "The Honourable Company of Edinburgh Golfers"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6a6d51c5d2bb40616e1b66ee15daeb6894f533fbd5df8015a4e7da1b63e93a05", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What famous suncream is named after a mountain in Switzerland?", "correct_answer": "Piz Buin", "incorrect_answer": "Matterhorn Shield", "aliases": ["Piz Buin", "Piz buin"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "8c69552275de1955dce3501d43cb90e812c50da9a85511189f0244ca7ebd451d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Helleborus niger is the scientific name for what evergreen flowering plant?", "correct_answer": "CHRISTMAS ROSE", "incorrect_answer": "BLACK TULIP", "aliases": ["CHRISTMAS ROSE", "Christmas Rose", "Christmas roses", "Christmas rose (disambiguation)", "Christmas rose"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6b7f4c71037af9e88ad538bf85b8ff71e78b55992c4b32e175a9ddaab0f36aef", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which-singer's voice was of the leading actress in the films 'Gentlemen Prefer Blondes', 'The King and I', 'West Side Story' and 'My Fair Lady'?", "correct_answer": "Marni Nixon", "incorrect_answer": "Julie Andrews", "aliases": ["Marnie Nixon", "Marni Nixon"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a4480b90239751a63a793275cbe7c44d053c5a42ed5113be74116dfb9d8b8615", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The staging of what enormous annual Afro-Caribbean cultural gathering was put in doubt following the London riots of August 2011?", "correct_answer": "Notting Hill Carnival", "incorrect_answer": "Brixton Reggae Festival", "aliases": ["Notting Hill Carnival", "Notting hill carnival", "Notting Hill carnival"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "cdff6bf40095e104fed43f14a3f6bb2d3862fa3c85d488680eb8c3ca33c2ac7b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Name the controversial leader of the Dutch right-wing Freedom Party which won 24 seats in the Dutch elections, who was refused entry into the UK for his 'racist views'?", "correct_answer": "Geert Wilders", "incorrect_answer": "Thierry Baudet", "aliases": ["Gert Wilders", "Henk en Ingrid", "Geert wilders", "Henk and Ingrid", "Geert Vilders", "Geert Wilders"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "dab4599765b013eaa2cac9d2f60de5db26f747ad962e90badbb9bae2f68be9dc", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which country is the world's largest producer of rice?", "correct_answer": "China", "incorrect_answer": "India", "aliases": ["Chinese People's Republic", "China (Peking)", "The prc", "Socialist China", "Chinese PR", "PRoC", "PRC", "China's", "P. R. of China", "People's Republic Of China", "The People's Republic of China", "China", "Territorial disputes of China", "China PRC", "People's repuublic of china", "China (PRC)", "China (People's Republic)", "People's Republic of China (Mainland China)", "Zhonghua Renmin Gonghe Guo", "People' Republic of China", "Prc", "People's republic of china", "People' s Republic of China", "P.R. of China", "China, People's Republic of", "Chung-Kuo", "P.R.C.", "The people's republic of china", "Zhong Guo", "Peoples republic of China", "Red China (modern)", "Chung-kuo", "The PRC", "Zhonghuarenmingongheguo", "State of China", "Zhonghuá rénmín gònghéguó", "中国", "Peoples republic of china", "P.R.China", "People's Republic or China", "Zhonghua Renmin Gongheguo", "China, the People's Republic of", "Nation of China", "People’s Republic of China", "China, PRC", "Zhōnghuá Rénmín Gònghéguó", "Modern day China", "Peoples Republic of China", "PROC", "中华", "Chaina", "Zhongguo", "Homes in china", "People's republic of China", "Zhōngguó", "Sinic", "China PR", "PRC (China)", "中國", "Jhongguó", "Red Chinese", "(The People's Republic of) China", "The People’s Republic of China", "China (Republic : 1949- )", "CHINA", "China People's Republic", "Pr china", "P.r. of china", "Chungkuo", "ISO 3166-1:CN", "Land of China", "Zhonghua renmin gongheguo", "P.R. China", "Zhongguó", "中华人民共和国", "PRChina", "中華", "PR of China", "中華人民共和國", "Pr of c", "Cihna", "Communist China (modern)", "P. R. China", "People's Republic of China (PRC)", "Peoples' Republic of China", "The Peoples Republic of China", "People's Republic of China", "Pr of china", "PR China", "P.R. of CHINA"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "266ba22513f6cc48883d5a0cd985d27588b70f0387f46d26261def7c26e32b5f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "‘Light a Penny Candle’ was the debut novel of which Irish author?", "correct_answer": "Maeve Binchy", "incorrect_answer": "Edna O'Brien", "aliases": ["Maeve Binchy"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "57271c68b0898192bff30df431a4f954442dc89e9c2d45b20f22ed1c28a9a3ce", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "August 9th marks the anniversary of the resignation of Richard M. Nixon as US President. In what year did it happen?", "correct_answer": "1974", "incorrect_answer": "1973", "aliases": ["1974", "one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-four"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "4438ccce29be111babca061c46c5446d8045149beda7efefb32902d984d05ae0", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who was the first national hunt jockey to ride 1000 winners?", "correct_answer": "STAN MELLOR", "incorrect_answer": "TONY MCCOY", "aliases": ["STAN MELLOR", "Stan Mellor"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "cbe7ba240ac314e5aaff2b54c0eecb5c657ff0d8f936744983a5a91fa2c4d791", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What medical term is used for an extreme life-threatening allergic reaction?", "correct_answer": "Anaphylactic shock", "incorrect_answer": "Cardiac arrest", "aliases": ["Anaphylactoid reaction", "Antaphylatic shock", "Anaphylactic", "Anaphelactic shock", "Anaphalaxis", "Anaphylactic shock", "Anaphalactic shock", "Idiopathic anaphylaxis", "Anaphylactic hypersensivity", "Passive transfer anaphylaxis", "Anaphlaxis", "Anaphylactic reaction", "Exercise-induced anaphylaxis", "Anaphylactoid reactions", "Anaphylaxic shock", "Exercise induced anaphylaxis", "Pseudo-anaphylaxis", "Passive transfer", "Pseudoanaphylaxis", "Anaphylactic reactions", "Anaphylaxis", "Annafeltic shock", "Anaphylatic Shock"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "ba3899818d68d158f0ad677e855c50bd21f7625b249c7680ad7fbbcc23b9e406", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "At a French McDonald's, what would they call a quarter pounder with cheese?", "correct_answer": "Royale with cheese", "incorrect_answer": "Quart de livre avec fromage", "aliases": ["Royale with cheese", "Quarter pounder", "Royal with Cheese", "Quarterpounder", "Quarter Pounder with Cheese", "Royal Cheese", "Quarter Pounder", "Royale with Cheese"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "cda303e8939d7d3cb3a8b3dc8293cf626e51c607aef33336efc6d88e97e8a32e", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which European capital city are the headquarters of 'Greenpeace'?", "correct_answer": "Amsterdam, The Netherlands", "incorrect_answer": "Brussels, Belgium", "aliases": ["Classis of Amsterdam", "Capital of Holland", "Amsterdam, Holland", "UN/LOCODE:NLAMS", "AMSTERDAM", "NLAMS", "Amsterdam (Netherlands)", "Geography of Amsterdam", "Amesterdam", "Amsterdam, North Holland", "Capitals of the Netherlands", "Amsterdam", "Amsterdam, Noord Holland", "Ámsterdam", "Amsterdam, The Netherlands", "Amsterdam, Netherlands", "Ampsterdam"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "d25b2138b13ee7651dd0a3d9da9f6949a1cc9da5ec15e23d5885bf667680b6da", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "King George VI had two daughters: Elizabeth Alexandra Mary and which other?", "correct_answer": "Margaret Rose", "incorrect_answer": "Victoria Anne", "aliases": ["Margaret Rose", "Margaret Rose (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "ee44032bdef6a8f184c347a22369e38f7de6c313f444fc8e51d19c7457624a93", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the last book of the Old Testament?", "correct_answer": "Malachi", "incorrect_answer": "Zechariah", "aliases": ["Mal'achi", "מַלְאָכִי", "Prophet malachi", "Mal' achi", "Malachias", "Malachi", "Mal'akhi", "Malochi", "Malakhi", "Malachi."], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "18b0d703989361c33afd003bfa3f23fcb9b448e37b6fe7aed96f9627a47bc9fe", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "On the banks of which river does the city of Quebec stand?", "correct_answer": "Saint-Lawrence", "incorrect_answer": "Ottawa River", "aliases": ["Lawrence of Rome", "Saint-Lawrence", "Saint Lawrence the Martyr", "ST LAWRENCE", "Saint Lawrence", "Saint Laurentius", "Patron saint of miners", "St. Lorenzo", "Saint Lawrence the martyr", "St Lawrence", "San Lorenzo Martire", "Lorenzo), St Lawrence", "Saint Laurence", "St. Laurentius", "St. Lawrence", "San Lorenzo martire", "St-Lawrence", "Lawrence the Martyr", "Lawrence, Saint"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "89b441de206f996e211fc98e633304245f913f6093b70630545a2f561446aa1a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In the 1984 adventure film Romancing the Stone set in Columbia, what type of precious mineral is the stone?", "correct_answer": "Emerald", "incorrect_answer": "Diamond", "aliases": ["Synthetic emerald", "Emerald", "Emeralds", "Trapiche emerald", "Smaragdos", "The Emerald Streak"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e37e48dba5f996a68156316ce63656039447218f8a3c01c194825ecc2c1a4c13", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The Buddy Holly song That'll Be the Day is said to have been inspired by what John Wayne film?", "correct_answer": "The Searchers", "incorrect_answer": "True Grit", "aliases": ["The Searchers", "The Searchers (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "654a5e996259c1638585050bfb842a01864066dcb453ac30f1517230d749cb62", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The Kakapo, or Parrot Owl, is a near extinct bird living, in which country'?", "correct_answer": "New Zealand", "incorrect_answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["N Z", "Nouvelle-Zelande", "Kiwiland", "New Zealand's", "New Zealand.", "Nz", "New Zealand,", "NEW Z", "N Zealand", "NEW ZEALAND", "New Zealend", "Administrative divisions of new zealand", "New Zaeland", "N z", "Kiwistan", "Enzed", "NewZealand", "NZ", "Name of New Zealand", "Staten Landt", "New+Zealand", "NZL", "Nu Tirani", "Neo Zealand", "ISO 3166-1:NZ", "New Zealnd", "AoTeAroa", "Sheepland", "Aotearoa / New Zealand", "Subdivisions of New Zealand", "Its got that new zeal", "New Zealand", "Newzealand", "New Zeland", "New-Zealand", "New Zeeland", "Administrative divisions of New Zealand", "New Zealnad", "Staten Land", "N.Z.", "Staaten land", "New.Zealand", "Mew Zealand", "Maoriland", "N. Zealand", "Etymology of New Zealand", "New Xealand", "Māoria", "New zelanad", "Niu Tireni", "New zealand", "New zeland", "Nova Zeelandia", "New zeeland"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "99dd4eaf6dbf6ea95ca299c78958d58e0493789467dc1a1691aa26e1b139828f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"Who wrote the book \"\"The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists?\"", "correct_answer": "Robert Tressell", "incorrect_answer": "George Orwell", "aliases": ["Robert Tressell", "Robert Noonan", "ROBERT TRESSELL"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6e584b7e50a759aa2c2b0f9b77dd2903e9322a6aa82786357cbeb444d2adf95a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Phil Collins played drums with which band?", "correct_answer": "Genesis", "incorrect_answer": "Pink Floyd", "aliases": ["Génesis", "Genesis (Album)", "Genesis (song)", "Genisis", "Genesis (album)", "Book of Genesis (disambiguation)", "Genesis (film)", "Genesis", "Genesis (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c7edf8626b6776fb133e3512efc9016b48e12e7eba391b90aacf9c49c59d743b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "All Formula One cars use the same make of tyres. Who is the current manufacturer?", "correct_answer": "Pirelli & C. S.p.A.", "incorrect_answer": "Michelin & Co.", "aliases": ["Pirelli & C.", "Pirelli Spa", "Pirelli & C. S.p.A.", "Power is nothing without control", "Giovanni Battista Pirelli", "Pirelli Tires", "Pirelli", "PIRELLI"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a7b860a4284c6513044edf7ff06e80ec7236302983a27bb73e00adf221384a33", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In English the word describes a complete failure. In Italian it describes a straw covered bottle. What is the word?", "correct_answer": "Fiasco", "incorrect_answer": "Catastrophe", "aliases": ["Fiasco", "Fiasco (disambiguation)", "Fiasko"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "1fc149ec75bc7f0ecabf08b36e77325da11dd349bc640e4eb05d6f4d29a9756a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who supposedly fiddled while Rome burned (but actually didn't)?", "correct_answer": "Emperor Nero", "incorrect_answer": "Emperor Augustus", "aliases": ["Neronian", "While Rome burns", "Emperor Nero", "Nero", "Nero's", "Nero Claudius Caesar Drusus Germanicus", "Claudius Nero", "Nero Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus", "Nero Augustus", "Nero Lucius Domitius", "Nero emperor", "Marcus Salvius Otho Nero Caesar Augustus", "Emperor Nero Caesar", "Nero Caesar", "Nero Claudius Caesar", "Marcus Salvius Otho Nero", "Fiddling while Rome burns"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "cf6be4bbc93f9a6e62cdf71c6f30a4b2bd540da7aae4895b4181c5eaabb2ac34", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In the US television show ‘The Sopranos’, what is the name of the club in Long Beach, New Jersey, in which Christopher set Adriana up as manager?", "correct_answer": "Crazy Horse", "incorrect_answer": "Wild Stallion", "aliases": ["Crazy Horse (person)", "Tashunka Witko", "Tasunka Witko", "Tashuna-Uitco", "Tashunka-Uito", "Thasuka Witko", "His-Horse-is-Crazy", "Tašúŋke Witkó", "Crazy horse", "Crazy Horse", "Tashunka-Uitko", "Tasunka witko", "Thašųka Witko", "Waglula", "Black Buffalo (chief)", "Ta-sunka-witco", "Chief Crazy Horse", "Crazyhorse", "Ta-Sunko-Witko"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6c7638c1de28e93679e3064db6a5e781e0c55f6845d9c6162327f13e71f6f91b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which Welsh singer was invited to sing at the White House on Millennium Eve?", "correct_answer": "Jones, Tom", "incorrect_answer": "Church, Charlotte", "aliases": ["Jones, Tom", "Tom Jones (opera)", "Tom Jones (footballer)", "Tom Jones (Australian footballer)", "Tom Jones (film)", "Tom jones (film)", "Tom jones", "Tom Jones!", "Tom Jones (disambiguation)", "Tom Jones (Opera)", "Tom Jones", "Tom Jones (movie)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "4ff830a9051b3dbd25f30c1ee452846e50d74ec555d720a9465e57f2ed644e52", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which US state did Bill Gates found Microsoft in April 1975?", "correct_answer": "State of New Mexico", "incorrect_answer": "State of California", "aliases": ["State of New Mexico", "New Mexico state nickname", "Transportation in New Mexico", "New Mexico", "US-NM", "Sports in New Mexico", "Forty-seventh State", "Estado de Nuevo Mexico", "Climate of New Mexico", "New Mexico, United States", "New mexico", "Religion in New Mexico", "Estado de Nuevo México", "NewMexico", "New Mexico (state)", "Forty-Seventh State", "Tierra del Encanto", "Education in New Mexico", "Culture of New Mexico", "47th State", "Geography of New Mexico", "New Mexcio", "Nueva mexico", "Transport in New Mexico", "Demographics of New Mexico", "Insignia of the State of New Mexico", "NM", "Nuevo Mejico", "New Mexico (U.S. state)", "The Land of Enchantment", "47th state of the union", "State of NM", "Nuevo Méjico", "Politics of New Mexico"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "9beb3baf75871f21bfb515805ff348dee6a2333bba274137e279a55c02fc7032", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In medicine, which suffix denotes the surgical removal of something, usually from inside the body?", "correct_answer": "-ectomy", "incorrect_answer": "-itis", "aliases": ["List of -ectomies", "-ectomy", "Ectomy"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "21232727293d1407fb4664fdccb4e670661b866d2b41412a338962d9a8d750b3", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which country was proclaimed a republic in 1867, following the withdrawal of the French administration and the execution of Emperor Ferdinand Maximilian?", "correct_answer": "MEXICO", "incorrect_answer": "AUSTRIA", "aliases": ["Mexican Republic", "MEXICO", "Estados Unidos de México", "Sierra de la Estrella", "Mexico (country)", "Mexicó", "The United Mexican States", "Estados Unidos de Mexico", "Central Mexico", "ISO 3166-1:MX", "Mexiko", "Méjico", "Mexique", "Mexican United States", "Mexican'", "The United State of Mexico", "Mountains of Mexico", "Old Mexico", "United states of mexico", "EUM", "Messico", "Mejico", "The United States of Mexicans", "Untied Mexican States", "México", "Etymology of Mexico", "Meixcan", "Estados Unidos Mexicanos", "Mexic", "Mexxico", "Mexican Union", "The United States of Mexico", "United State of Mexico", "Mexico", "Republic of Mexico", "Mexican Federal Republic", "United Mexican States", "Mexican coast", "Mehico", "United States of Mexicans", "United States of Mexico"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "1749c5052b39982973820716b45372b9556a20bfb8c079362044d19b0c4b081f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which aircraft company manufactured the Spitfire?", "correct_answer": "Supermarine", "incorrect_answer": "Lockheed Martin", "aliases": ["Supermarine Aviation", "Supermarine Aviation Works Ltd.", "Supermarine"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "88b4ab283297dbc73d7cef286c4f8a472d0c8adc77cd72a86c6dba605723d274", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Anthony van Dyke was court painter of which English monarch?", "correct_answer": "King Charles I", "incorrect_answer": "King Henry VIII", "aliases": ["Charles the First", "King Charles I", "Charles I", "Charles 1st", "Charles 1", "Charles First", "Charles I (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "36cf8379e856dd9c173a3285207a2556ffa68488b1f94e0e862ae7fd7b18fa7a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "“When You Wish Upon a Star” was recorded for what classic Disney film?", "correct_answer": "Pinocchio", "incorrect_answer": "Cinderella", "aliases": ["Pinnocchio", "Pinocchio in popular culture", "Pinnochio: The Boy", "Pinocchio", "Pinocchio: The Boy", "Pinochio", "Pinnochio"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "fc0679727ac97844256a992317276214d59f65c734aac2ecbdc404df9f4f5a7a", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What was the name of the bar in which the TV show Cheers was set?", "correct_answer": "Cheers", "incorrect_answer": "The Drunken Clam", "aliases": ["Charles-Burrows-Charles Productions", "Charles-Burrows-Charles", "Cheers (TV show)", "Charles/Burrows/Charles Productions", "Cheers", "Cheers (TV series)", "Cheers characters", "Melville's", "Charles Burrows Charles Productions"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "92216ff0baa344a2ef17d77025d788824611b919fca23b0f862de16012ba47f1", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Pyongyang is the capital of which controversial nation?", "correct_answer": "North Korea", "incorrect_answer": "Iran", "aliases": ["Korea north", "N. Korea", "DPR Of Korea", "Democratic Republic of Korea", "Communist korea", "ISO 3166-1:KP", "Joseon Minjujuui Inmin Gonghwagug", "Korea DPR", "DPR of Korea", "Democratic Peoples Republic of Korea", "Korea (Democratic Republic of)", "Democratic People's Repulic of Korea", "Korea (Pyongyang)", "NKorean", "Soviet korea", "North Korean people", "북한", "North-Korea", "Korea North", "DR Korea", "Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea)", "Democratic People's Republic of North Korea", "D P R of Korea", "Pukchoson", "Chosŏn Minjujuŭi Inmin Konghwaguk", "Kim's Joseon Dynasty", "Korea (DPRK)", "Korea dpr", "D.P.R.K.", "N. Koreans", "Korea (North)", "North Korean", "Chosun Minjujuui Inmin Gonghwaguk", "朝鮮民主主義人民共和國", "Democratic People’s Republic of Korea", "Janmadang", "Dprk", "D.P.R. Korea", "Jangmadang", "Red Korea", "Democratic People's Republic of Corea", "Pukchosŏn", "조선민주주의인민공화국", "People's Democratic Republic of Korea", "Korea (D.P.R.K.)", "Korean Democratic People's Republic", "N. korea", "Choson Minjujuui Inmin Konghwaguk", "N Korea", "North Korea", "Joseon Democratic People's Republic", "NKorea", "北韓", "Bukjoseon", "DPRoK", "DPRNK", "DPRK", "North Kroea", "Korea, North", "North Koreans", "北朝鮮", "Communist Korea", "Democratic People's Republic of Choson", "DPR Korea", "Democratic People's Republic of Korea", "North korea", "Korean People's Democratic Republic", "Democratic Peoples' Republic of Korea", "N.Korea", "Korea, Democratic People's Republic of", "North Corea", "N. Korean", "북조선", "Joseonminjujuuiinmingonghwagug", "The Democratic People's Republic of Korea"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e390f95a5e3b33417573158b7a2b3299fd42dbc03eb24f06d391ede23590aa0b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Starting in Hong Kong and digging directly through the center of the Earth, in what country would you emerge?", "correct_answer": "Argentina", "incorrect_answer": "Chile", "aliases": ["Arxintina", "Argintina", "Argentyna", "آرژانتین", "República Argentina", "Land of silver", "Argentina", "ארגנטינה", "Arghantina", "Republica Argentina", "Argentine republic", "Аргентына", "Nación Argentina", "Argentinien", "Nacion Argentina", "Argie", "アルゼンチン", "Airgintín", "Аржентина", "Argentína", "Argentine Republic", "Argentīna", "Argentinean", "Argentiina", "The Argentine Republic", "Arxentina", "Արգենտինա", "Arc'hantina", "Argies", "Antonia Merce Y Luque", "People of Argintina", "ISO 3166-1:AR", "Argentinië", "אַרגענטינע", "Arjantin", "अर्जेन्टीना", "الأرجنتين", "Argentina Information", "Republic of Argentina", "Ariannin", "Argentina Republic", "Argentinie", "Argentinia", "Airgintin", "Argjentina"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6bb1aee648ca28fb9daf0eb8b5220fb464fe22a393236bb4e794e3815e88523d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "How many ‘Books’ make up the Old Testament of the Bible?", "correct_answer": "39", "incorrect_answer": "35", "aliases": ["39", "thirty-nine"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2c0e4db67f5d82d85fa6c96517c4c8176f0c3a58345b52c6b2fd033534a6a509", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What Western Christian military order, which existed for approximately two centuries in the Middle Ages, was endorsed by the Roman Catholic Church around 1129?", "correct_answer": "The Knights Templar", "incorrect_answer": "The Order of Saint Benedict", "aliases": ["Poor Knights of Christ", "The Templar Knights/Order of The Temple", "Order of Knights Templars", "The Poor Fellow-Soldiers Of Christ And Of The Temple Of Solomon", "The Knights Templar", "Poor Fellow Soldiers Of Christ", "Templiers", "Temple Knights", "The Templars", "The Poor Fellow Soldiers Of Christ And Of The Temple Of Solomon", "Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Salomonici", "Knight Templar", "Order of the Poor Knights of the Temple of Solomon", "Knight's Templar", "Knights Templar today", "Knights Templar (military order)", "Pauperes commilitones Christi Templique Solomonici", "Knights templar", "Templar Knight", "Ordre du Temple or Templiers", "Templar order", "Poor Knights of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon", "Knights of the Templar", "Knights Templer", "Poor Knights of Christ and the Temple of Solomon", "Knighst Templar", "Templar Knights", "The Templar Knights", "Poor Fellow-Soldiers of Christ and of the Temple of Solomon", "Order of Solomon's Temple", "Knight Templars", "Knights Templar", "Templar knight", "Ordo Pauperum Commilitum Christi et Templi Solomonis", "Knights Templars", "Ordre du Temple", "Order of the Temple", "Temple Knight", "Templar", "Order of the Knights Templar", "Templars", "Templar Order"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "075deee1cef7296be18cd17ffdae256566edec3e69a15a8abfb3abc7e5f58352", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Where in the human body is the sacrum bone?", "correct_answer": "Pelvic region", "incorrect_answer": "Spinal column", "aliases": ["Lower torsos", "Pelvic region", "Lower-torso", "Lowertorsos", "Iliac Crest", "Pelvis skeleton", "Pelvic skeletons", "Os innominatum", "Lower-body", "Joints of the pelvic girdle", "Ischial", "Lowerbodies", "Pelvic inclination", "Human pelvis", "Pelvic regions", "Pelvic skeleton", "Lower-torsos", "Pelvic region of the spine", "Pelvic structure", "Lowertorso", "Joints of pelvic girdle", "Human Pelvis", "Bony pelvis", "Lower bodies", "Lowerbody", "Pelvic girdles", "Female pelvis", "Pelvic girdle", "Articulationes cinguli membri inferioris", "Pelvic", "Pelvic inclination angle", "Pelvises", "Bony pelvises", "Lower torso", "Human pelvic girdle", "Lower body", "Pelvis", "Birth canal", "Lower-bodies", "Bony pelves"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "c6173bfb337420c83ead937a4734f9ca4ca05fa30f66a65cd41a8bdc5ab2d208", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which famous British graffiti artist describes himself as a ‘Quality Vandal’?", "correct_answer": "Banksy", "incorrect_answer": "Damien Hirst", "aliases": ["Robin Gunningham", "The Cans Festival", "Cans Festival", "Banxy", "Banksy", "Banksey", "Banksie", "Wall and Piece"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "d93ef3c8bde1bb9175ada50942aaa31d66a1828f0bfe81d07b24851c0733bb45", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which team caused the first major upset in the Rugby World Cup when they beat Wales 16-13 in a pool match at Cardiff Arms Park in 1991?", "correct_answer": "Western Samoa", "incorrect_answer": "Fiji", "aliases": ["IS Samoa", "Independent State of Samoa", "Samoa", "Malo Sa'oloto Tuto'atasi o Sāmoa", "Malo Saʻoloto Tutoʻatasi o Sāmoa", "Independent state of samoa", "Independent State of Western Samoa", "Malosi", "The Independent State of Samoa", "West Samoa", "Western Samoa", "ISO 3166-1:WS", "Sāmoa", "Languages of Samoa"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "88c03461849515b3c37b0c6eb3bdb539edef76f638bbf93d1fbd6b9f4a5a9e3e", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who played Nick Fury in the made for TV movie of the same name?", "correct_answer": "David Hasselhoff", "incorrect_answer": "Samuel L. Jackson", "aliases": ["Haselhoff", "David Michael Hasselhoff", "Hasselholf", "David Hasselhoff filmography", "David Hasselhof", "The Hasselhoff", "David Haselhoff", "HoffSpace", "David Hasslehoff", "David Hassellhoff", "David Hasselhoff", "Taylor Ann Hasselhoff", "Taylor ann hasselhoff", "David Hasselhoff Social Network"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "725fa28ab2b562edaf54d634073f81d2c6591b31ca926582c64b532c9e22e443", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Raila Odinga, aged 68, is the current Prime Minister of which country ?", "correct_answer": "Kenya", "incorrect_answer": "Tanzania", "aliases": ["Kenyan", "Prehistory of Kenya", "Kenya-Africa", "ISO 3166-1:KE", "KENYA", "Jamhuri ya Kenya", "Kenya", "Republic of Kenya", "Kenya (disambiguation)", "Etymology of Kenya"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "7f60cbc01816c3fdade3f5cf7ffaa4affa1cbce96b65f493237fa561b0567400", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The Disney Brothers Cartoon Studio was set up on October 16 1923 by Walt Disney and his brother, what was his brothers' first name?", "correct_answer": "Roy", "incorrect_answer": "Frank", "aliases": ["Roy"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "0c2fc033cae66a8ba4983181338191e875c3a27a85de01c82364afa797ae6348", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Senna and Ammonia were minor characters in which BBC TV comedy series?", "correct_answer": "Up Pompeii!", "incorrect_answer": "Blackadder", "aliases": ["Lurcio", "Up Pompeii", "Up Pompeii!"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "33fbb1d5786a6effb2f4a26d9f0bf4bdbe369e13246fa7ac4e133de9730c17f8", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which Nobel Prize did Mairead Corrigan and Betty Williams win in 1976?", "correct_answer": "PEACE", "incorrect_answer": "LITERATURE", "aliases": ["PEACE", "P.E.A.C.E.", "Mtulazaji Davis", "Peace (rapper)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "8e291eda60707a2cfe88d9a4a5d3c9803d2b2585b2bd59993e8725dc6ec2a930", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which award winning building was built directly underneath Waterloo Bridge, London, in the 1980s and has stalagtites (from water leaking through the Bridge) growing in it?", "correct_answer": "Museum of the Moving Image", "incorrect_answer": "National Theatre of England", "aliases": ["Museum of the Moving Image", "MOMI", "Museum of Moving Images", "Museum of the Moving Image (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e1131e35da86d757f6af72f5ef9a312a851e0938804828d8ee6074c44893dede", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In botany, what is the word for the scar left on a tree or plant after a leaf falls?", "correct_answer": "Cicatrix", "incorrect_answer": "Foliscar", "aliases": ["Uloid", "Cicatricial", "Scar", "Scarring", "Cicatrice", "Scars", "Silicone Scar Sheets", "Fibroplasias", "Cicatrices", "Cicatrix", "Scarguard", "Infected cicatrix", "Fibroplasia", "Subcision", "Atrophic scarring", "Scarred", "Silicone scar sheet", "Laser scar removal", "Infected scar"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2a36501a78248f6085e1950c6f852449e666a833968b8d90c5b3d492c5037bd4", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Where is the Great Karoo found?", "correct_answer": "South Africa", "incorrect_answer": "Namibia", "aliases": ["South africa", "South Africa's", "Southafrica", "Third Republic (South Africa)", "Republiek van Suid-Afrika", "Sou'frica", "Zuid Afrika", "Zuid-Afrika", "ISO 3166-1:ZA", "South-African", "S Africa", "Zuid Africa", "Mzansi", "Afrique du sud", "Zuidafrika", "Ningizimu Afrika", "Capital of South Africa", "Suid-Afrika", "South-Africa", "Rep. of SOUTH AFRICA", "The Republic of South Africa", "Suid Africa", "Azania/South Africa", "S Afr", "Saffa", "South African", "Seth efrika", "South Africa", "Soufrica", "Republic of south africa", "South Africaà", "The Beloved Country", "S. Africa", "Rep. of South Africa", "South Africans", "Republic of South Africa"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "230be298dcdfc7fd9651ed75ad281072c72be903487c70980db9f2f2ceb27aa9", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which port lies at the mouth of the Great Ouse?", "correct_answer": "\"King's Lynn, Norfolk\"", "incorrect_answer": "\"Cambridge, Cambridgeshire\"", "aliases": ["King's Lynne", "King's Lynn, Norfolk", "Lynn, Norfolk", "List of events in King's Lynn", "Kings Lynn, Norfolk", "King’s Lynn", "King's Lynn", "Lynn Regis", "Bishop's Lynn", "Kings Lynn", "Kings Lyn", "KING'S LYNN", "Borough of King's Lynn"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "72b42bac0f469e109092412a6e53db721e8ff75a5156795c38e762fe120ed083", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Where is the volcano Olympus Mons?", "correct_answer": "On Mars", "incorrect_answer": "On the Moon", "aliases": ["On Mars"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "f6f59d38caf975f7ef834e9e8ad6e1dbd10ce13dcb88108e4f3bd214fdbf1481", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "From which opera does the Toreador Song come", "correct_answer": "Carmen (opera)", "incorrect_answer": "La Traviata (opera)", "aliases": ["Les tringles des sistres tintaient", "Carmen opera", "Escamillo", "CARMEN", "Carmen (opera)", "Carmen", "Carmen by George Bizet"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "234ed20166f4dda1275704aeb964bb4fd2becad699a4b7aa46457e95b1a2ca14", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Abyssinia was the former name of which country?", "correct_answer": "Ethiopia", "incorrect_answer": "Somalia", "aliases": ["Ethiopean", "Ethiopai", "Ityoṗṗya", "Æthiopia", "AEthiopia", "Etiopia", "The Democratic Republic Of Ethiopia", "Ityop'pya", "Ītyōṗṗyā", "Ityop'ia", "Ethopian", "Ethiop", "Federal Democratic Republic of Ethiopia", "Etheopia", "Abbysinnia", "Abysinna", "Ityop'iya", "Abissinia", "Habeshistan", "Prehistory of Ethiopia", "Names of Ethiopia", "Ityoppya", "Ethiopia", "ISO 3166-1:ET", "ʾĪtyōṗṗyā", "Ethiopian", "Ethiopioa", "Name of Ethiopia", "FDRE", "Etymology of Ethiopia", "Federal Republic of Ethiopia", "ኢትዮጵያ"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "fad5ad67ff84d11cab2b5f550f68c9f4fe912f86079064ff54104041550a2aa3", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which city was the British version of Concorde assembled", "correct_answer": "Bristol, United Kingdom", "incorrect_answer": "London, United Kingdom", "aliases": ["Bristol (England)", "Bristol, United Kingdom", "Bristol", "Bristol, UK", "Bristol, England", "Bristolshire", "City of Bristol, United Kingdom", "Bristol; City of UA", "Brycgstow", "County Borough of Bristol", "Bristol (district)", "Westbury Park Primary School", "UN/LOCODE:GBBRS", "BRISTOL", "Brizzle", "The weather in Bristol", "City of Bristol", "Unitary Authority of Bristol"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "14490bfa35966e8fce0280af6755cc62fd6e01244ec904083db19e1d3972cb82", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which character was played by James Beck in the TV sitcom Dad’s Army?", "correct_answer": "Private Joe Walker", "incorrect_answer": "Sergeant Arthur Wilson", "aliases": ["Private Joe Walker", "Private Walker"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "64595ac1a91a850bb38072a7defe51bb53898b2cae05a87b5f931c45e4432cbb", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In the Robin Hood T.V. series starring Richard Green what was the name of the inn that was used", "correct_answer": "Blue Boar", "incorrect_answer": "The Red Fox Inn", "aliases": ["The Blue Boar", "Blue Boar", "Blue Boar (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "66d23769091d7d62834a73205dfff749289cd140f9afb4415ab9ca0c9c1dd912", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which clothing fabric is named after a town in southern France?", "correct_answer": "Serge de Nimes", "incorrect_answer": "Marseille Silk", "aliases": ["Jeans jacket", "Dry denim", "Serge de Nimes", "Denim", "Denim jackets", "Jean jacket", "Selvedge denim", "Distressed Denim", "Hickory cloth", "Jeans Jackets", "Denim jacket", "Raw denim", "Selvage denim", "Jean (fabric)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "7ece1a31edf06bb8ac572ca0b5727f9d8dd397b4506746598346ff698c03e015", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"What is meant by \"\"persona non grata\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "An unwelcome person", "incorrect_answer": "A well-respected individual", "aliases": ["An unwelcome person"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "8ae9f8013919f8bd20fda56a9075472f497dc043ed01f385aec38d6f828e99c0", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who was chairman of the Watergate hearings?", "correct_answer": "Samuel James Ervin Jr.", "incorrect_answer": "Richard Nixon", "aliases": ["Samuel James Ervin Jr", "Samuel James Ervin Jr.", "Samuel Ervin", "Samuel J. Ervin Jr.", "Sam Ervin, Jr.", "Samuel James Ervin, Jr.", "Sam J. Ervin Jr.", "Sam J. Ervin", "Sam Ervin", "Sam J. Ervin, Jr.", "Samuel J. Ervin, Jr.", "Samuel J. Ervin", "Samuel James Ervin", "Samuel Ervin, Jr.", "Sam Ervin Jr."], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e3cdba9d930ebd0f0f6ef744695560ae7c925d725f445d98ab55056ce30d3cf5", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What was the capital of West Germany?", "correct_answer": "Bonn, Germany", "incorrect_answer": "Munich, Germany", "aliases": ["Castra Bonnensis", "Bonnsch (beer)", "Schwarzrheindorf/Vilich-Rheindorf", "Bönnsch (beer)", "Capital of West Germany", "UN/LOCODE:DEBON", "Bonn, Germany", "Schwarzrheindorf", "Bundesdorf", "Bonn", "Bonn am Rhein", "Bonna", "Boennsch (beer)", "Bonn (district)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "5caec92d90560f8d2cec355b7872341d93e99be70fb779861532076d3fd809a8", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which event did Amy Williams win a gold medal for Britain at the 2010 Winter Olympics?", "correct_answer": "Women’s skeleton", "incorrect_answer": "Women’s luge", "aliases": ["Skeleton bob", "Skeleton(sport)", "Bob-skeleton", "Skeleton (winter sports)", "Skeleton (sport)", "Skeleton Sledding", "Bob skeleton", "Women's skeleton", "Women’s skeleton", "Skeleton racing"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6d4a8417041a89bc79158daae4619a364784cf2d4c5e746555cd61af08866604", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The summit of which mountain in Ecuador is generally regarded as the spot that is farthest from the center of the Earth?", "correct_answer": "Mount Chimborazo", "incorrect_answer": "Mount Cotopaxi", "aliases": ["Mount Chimborazo", "Mt. Chimborazo", "Volcan Chimborazo", "Chimborazo (volcano)", "Chimborazo", "Volcán Chimborazo"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "da286ff73146c71308b266c9ee707ea84b21a92896580faf0c3d3a4c699e7815", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which Polish city was the Solidarity union formed in 1989?", "correct_answer": "Gdańsk", "incorrect_answer": "Warsaw", "aliases": ["Dànzica", "Baltic Sea/Gdanzk", "Danzig/Gdańsk", "Gdanzc", "Dantzick", "Gdunsk", "Gdanzk", "Gduńsk", "Gdańsk, Poland", "Gdanzisk", "Danzig (city)", "Gdañsk", "Gdaņska", "UN/LOCODE:PLGDN", "Gdank", "Gdanska", "Gdańska", "Gdansk, Poland", "Gedanum", "Gdańk", "G'dansk", "Danzig", "Dantzic", "Nasz Stoleczny Gard Gduńsk", "Gdańsk", "Dantzik", "Gdansk", "Gdánsk", "Gdansk/Danzig", "Danzig, Poland", "Dantsic", "Duchy of Gdańsk"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "f9adc31f4ddc0dd82cb553a2b869ef2f1666f5d6f690df636473010d3219d6c9", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"What does \"\"domo arigato\"\" mean?\"", "correct_answer": "Thank You Very Much", "incorrect_answer": "Good Morning", "aliases": ["Thank you very much", "Thank You Very Much", "Thank You Very Much (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "5128e220ca864382416ba0b18506105cf806b00b77df7d6e3fb468933daff644", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What wood is traditionally used to make Rolls Royce dashboards?", "correct_answer": "WALNUT", "incorrect_answer": "MAHOGANY", "aliases": ["Walnut Street Theater", "The Walnut Street Theatre", "The Walnut", "Walnut Street Theatre", "WALNUT"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "46758eea22dd974e017e00ae9397de9fd8a72b7f692e03d46de104a488939380", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Stink 182 is a tribute band to which band?", "correct_answer": "Blink182", "incorrect_answer": "Green Day", "aliases": ["Blink182", "Blink1", "List of awards and nominations received by Blink-182", "Blink-182", "Genesis (Blink-182 song)", "B182", "List of Blink-182 awards", "Blink One Eighty Two", "Fags in the Wilderness", "Blink–182", "Blink-172", "Blink-One Eighty Two", "Fighting the Gravity", "Not For Real", "Lemmings/Going Nowhere", "B-182", "Blink 182", "The blinkumentry", "Tales from Beneath Your Mom", "Blink !82", "Short Bus (Blink-182 album)", "Not for Real", "Blink One Eight Two", "Ghosts On the Dancefloor", "Genesis (Snake Charmer)", "Tales from beneath your mom", "Blink - 182"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "8428e4eea332675b4659de1d53444dd35da01d1c0e35461ddea8cf1fb71c3900", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which British boxer bought one of the original ‘Only Fools and Horses’ Reliant Robins in 2004?", "correct_answer": "Ricky Hatton", "incorrect_answer": "Joe Calzaghe", "aliases": ["Rickie Hatton", "Ricky Hatton", "Rick Hatton", "Ricky+hatton", "Ricky 'The Hitman' Hatton", "Rickey Hatton"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "1dbb68256fb8e71450d086a6fd925b27eb49e98e3d6073b7ba99c954283c32cd", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In which country was the World War 11 quick firing anti aircraft gun the Oerlikon first manufactured", "correct_answer": "SWITZERLAND", "incorrect_answer": "GERMANY", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:CH", "Svissland", "Etymology of Switzerland", "Confederation Helvetia", "Swizerland", "Confederatio Helvetica", "Environmental Integrity Group", "Confoederatio Helvetica", "Svizra", "SWITZERLAND", "Confédération suisse", "SwissEnergy", "Schweitz", "Švýcarsko", "Die Schweiz", "Schwitzerland", "Confederation suisse", "Der Schweiz", "Swiss Confederated States", "Suiza", "Switz", "Switzeland", "Schweiz", "Confederation Helvetica", "Switserland", "Suisse", "Schweizerische Eidgenossenschaft", "Switzerland information", "Confederaziun Svizra", "Switzer land", "Switzerland", "Land of the Switzers", "Swiss confederation", "Confœderatio Helvetica", "Swiss", "Confederation Suisse", "Confederation of Helvatia", "Land of the Swiss", "Confederaziun svizra", "Svizzera", "Swissland", "Swizterland", "Confédération Suisse", "Confederazione Svizzera", "Swiss Confederation"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "fd5666420365dff9695a236cd718aa61ae6eef3ff7c99ceccc9de6fb53f8490c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"What insect acts as the transmitting agent in the spread of the infectious disease \"\"Bubonic Plague\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "FLEA", "incorrect_answer": "MOSQUITO", "aliases": ["3,4-methylenedioxyhydroxymethylamphetamine", "3,4-Methylenedioxyhydroxylmethamphetamine", "3,4-Methylenedioxy-N-methyl-N-hydroxylamphetamine", "3,4-Methylenedioxy-N-methyl-N-hydroxyamphetamine", "3,4-methylenedioxy-N-hydroxy-N-methylamphetamine", "3,4-Methylenedioxy-N-hydroxyl-N-methylamphetamine", "FLEA (psychedelics)", "3,4-Methylenedioxyhydroxymethylamphetamine", "MDMOHA", "Methylenedioxyhydroxylmethamphetamine", "MDMHA", "3,4-Methylenedioxy-N-hydroxy-N-methylamphetamine", "MDOHMA", "Methylenedioxymethylhydroxyamphetamine", "3,4-methylenedioxy-N-hydroxylmethamphetamine", "3,4-methylenedioxy-N-methyl-N-hydroxyamphetamine", "Methylenedioxyhydroxylmethylamphetamine", "3,4-methylenedioxyhydroxylmethylamphetamine", "MDHMA", "3,4-Methylenedioxy-N-hydroxymethamphetamine", "FLEA", "Methylenedioxyhydroxymethylamphetamine", "3,4-methylenedioxyhydroxylmethamphetamine", "3,4-methylenedioxy-N-methyl-N-hydroxylamphetamine", "3,4-methylenedioxy-N-hydroxyl-N-methylamphetamine", "FLEA (psychedelic)", "3,4-methylenedioxy-N-hydroxymethamphetamine", "Methylenedioxyhydroxymethamphetamine", "3,4-Methylenedioxy-N-hydroxylmethamphetamine", "3,4-Methylenedioxyhydroxylmethylamphetamine"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2276d36b7499c1067ca097e19e0d694d84bc4ff69c03a46b3928bdcfa616c8a6", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which stretch of water joins the Aegean Sea to the Sea of Marmera?", "correct_answer": "The Dardanelles", "incorrect_answer": "The Bosporus Strait", "aliases": ["The Dardanelles", "Δαρδανέλλια", "Helespont", "Dardanelles Strait", "Hellespontium Pelagus", "Dardenelles", "Çanakkale Bogazi", "Fretum Hellesponticum", "Rectum Hellesponticum", "Canakkale Boazi", "Hellesponium Pelagus", "Ancient hellespont", "Dardanelles Straits", "Dardanellia", "Ἑλλήσποντος", "THE DARDANELLES", "Sea of Helle", "Strait of Çanakkale", "Dardanelles", "Dardaneles", "Classical hellespont", "Çanakkale Boazi", "Hellespontos", "Çanakkale Boğazı", "Hellespont", "Ἑλλήσποντοs", "Canakkale Bogazi"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "07a7699689a3862148226f1f4705dbb6ab0e2a38b378a1e11aa3730daab48a3f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Based on a mythological tale, which 1689 opera by Henry Purcell is considered by many to be the first English-language operatic masterpiece?", "correct_answer": "Dido and Aeneas", "incorrect_answer": "Orpheus and Eurydice", "aliases": ["'DIDO AND AENEAS'", "Dido and Aeneas", "Dido and Aeneas (opera)", "Dido and Æneas", "Dido & Aeneas", "Dido And Aeneas", "Dido and Eneas", "Dido and Aeneas (Purcell)", "Dido and AEneas", "Dido and aeneas"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "6ebefcea9935b71e70d22afbf0a4ab265fb0aec75842516d3b166a9d763dace1", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the name of the effect that deflects winds and currents as a result of the Earth's rotation?", "correct_answer": "Coriolis Effect", "incorrect_answer": "Newtonian Shift", "aliases": ["Coriolis motion", "Ferrels Law", "Coriolus Effect", "Coriolos force", "Inertial circle", "Coriolis' theorem", "کریولیس", "Coralis effect", "Coriolus force", "Coriolis Acceleration", "Ferrel's Law", "The Coriolis Force", "Water vortex", "The Coriolis Effect", "Coreolis effect", "Coriolis acceleration", "Ferrel's law", "Coriolis reflection", "Coriolis Force", "Coriolis pseudoforce", "Coriolis Effect", "Coriolis force", "Coriolus effect", "The Coriolus Effect", "Coriolis effects", "Coriolis effect", "Corialis effect", "Ferrell's law"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "1e02fe13d1757b060c38cb4ec4fea97bd0ef86a112422084634f15981ca0d3ef", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Maureen Cox was the first wife of which famous musical personality?", "correct_answer": "Ringo Starr", "incorrect_answer": "John Lennon", "aliases": ["RINGO", "Starr, Ringo", "Richard Starkey, Jr.", "Beatle Ringo", "Ringo Star", "Richie Snare", "Ringo starkey", "Ringo Starr", "Ringo Starkey", "Ringo", "RINGO STARR", "Richard Starkey", "%22Ringo%22", "Richard Starky", "Richard Starrkey", "Ringo (film)", "Richard Starkey Jr.", "Ringo starr", "Richard Henry Parkin Starkey Jr."], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "7edd9d38fa039b2d89fa854206c71106e9b3f32095ef6dcc9f4870fbccb76edb", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which was the first planet in our solar system to be discovered by telescope?", "correct_answer": "Uranus", "incorrect_answer": "Neptune", "aliases": ["Magnetosphere of Uranus", "Sol 7", "Georgium Sidus", "HD 128598", "Planet Uranus", "SAO 158687", "7th planet", "Urano (planet)", "♅", "Sol-7", "Uranus (planet)", "Discovery of Uranus", "Seventh planet", "Sol h", "Sun h", "Sol VII", "34 Tauri", "George's Star", "⛢", "Uranus (astronomy)", "Uranos (planet)", "Uranus (Planet)", "Georgian planet", "Uranus", "Astronomy Uranus"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "0f9148aa471381efa531b9037e0f81ee9ea0110f4e65bd78a1a170e5dcfe89e8", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The husband of Mumtaz designed and built what magnificent monument in India to her when she died in 1631?", "correct_answer": "The Taj Mahal", "incorrect_answer": "The Qutub Minar", "aliases": ["Taj mahel", "Taj Majal", "The Taj Mahal", "Taj+mahal", "Tajmahal", "Taj mahal", "Tadj Mahal", "Tai Mahal", "Taj Mahal, India", "Tāj Mahal", "ताज महल", "Taj Mahaj", "Tejomahal", "Taj Mahal"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "77959a0f67c278a2484a4c365d0a354279902bf8970c6c4242652b5e5a3075f0", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is the flavour of the liqueur Amaretto?", "correct_answer": "Almond", "incorrect_answer": "Vanilla", "aliases": ["Almond tree", "Luz (nut)", "Amygdalus amara", "Almond oil", "Marcona almonds", "Mandel (nut)", "Badam", "Almond Bitter Oil", "Prunus dulcis", "Almond trees", "Amygdalus communis", "Almendrado", "Amygdalus dulcis", "Marcona Almonds", "Prunus amygdalus dulcis", "Druparia amygdalus", "Marcona almond", "Marcona Almond", "Prunus amygdalus", "Almond extract", "Amygdalus fragilis", "Amygdalus sativa", "Baadaam", "Oil of bitter almond", "Toasted Almond", "Oleum amygdalae", "Bitter almonds", "Sweet almond oil", "Almond", "لوز", "Almonds", "Oil of Bitter Almonds", "Almond syrup", "Bitter almond"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a9aa61109f8d25db68080c96357eacd483ba099b21907addebe0fa40832239b6", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who is the Greek God of wine?", "correct_answer": "Dionysus", "incorrect_answer": "Apollo", "aliases": ["God of wine", "Di-wo-ni-so-jo", "Lyaeus", "Diónysos", "Layios", "Dyonysus", "Dionysiac cult", "Dionysos", "Acratophorus", "Father Bacchus", "Liknites", "Aegobolus", "Dionysis", "Διόνυσος", "Διώνυσος", "Bacchus (god)", "Lyoeus", "Bacchus", "Bacchino", "Dionysus,", "Bachus", "Dionysus", "God of Wine", "Dyonisos", "Dionysos Dendrites", "Bacchus (mythology)", "Dionysus Dendrites", "Bacchic"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "0134b2c9eae30db93a5db24d530f614b9b5b4cbc06a45a4560609677e347e339", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What is a mixture of saturated aliphatic and alicyclic C7 to C12 hydrocarbons with a maximum content of 25% of C7 to C12 alkyl aromatic hydrocarbons, which is used as an extraction, cleaning and degreasing solvent, and as a solvent in aerosols, paints, wood preservatives, lacquers, varnishes, and asphalt products?", "correct_answer": "White Spirit", "incorrect_answer": "Turpentine Oil", "aliases": ["Stoddard solvent", "Turpenoid", "Stoddard solution", "Ligarin", "Odorless Mineral Spirits", "White Spirit", "Mineral spirit", "Turpentine substitute", "Turps substitute", "Solvent naphtha", "VARSOL", "Mineral turpentine", "Mineral spirits", "Stoddard Solution", "Varsol", "White spirit", "Varsol (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "4b5f226b48b3851be476267e23bcaeb2df618b41d56405cf3c83065cad74f1ee", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Because it was worn by recently freed slaves in Ancient Rome, what cap became the symbol of liberty?", "correct_answer": "Pileus", "incorrect_answer": "Phrygian Cap", "aliases": ["Pileus", "Cumulonimbus with pileus", "Pileus (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "a61e300bcfa0c8a2ee42206bcbf996bacbe475ae13db49a4985f0566fd98c6c7", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which song sang by the Chiffons shares it’s name with an aria from Puccinis Madame Butterfly", "correct_answer": "One Fine Day", "incorrect_answer": "Butterfly Love", "aliases": ["One Fine Day (disambiguation)", "One Fine Day"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "74b60c185c722c234ebe6ffeaa50b1b6c5a5687a605a193c0b5978aa8022af74", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Where in England would you find' Lime Street Station'?", "correct_answer": "Liverpool, England", "incorrect_answer": "London, England", "aliases": ["Liverpudlian", "Liverpudlians", "Liverpool, UK", "Liverpool (borough)", "Liverpool, Britain", "Metropolitan Borough of Liverpool", "The weather in Liverpool", "Liverpool (England)", "Liverpool/Archive 1", "Lerpwl", "County Borough of Liverpool", "Liverpool", "Scouseland", "Liverpool, Merseyside", "Landmarks in Liverpool", "Liverpool, England", "L'POOL", "Liverpool, U.K."], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "bd234ff5fe4833e0f1cdc5fd6240d9ca5726804d3d1435e6d3a5944abad09917", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "The American Football Super Bowl final in 2012 is branded by what Roman numerals?", "correct_answer": "XLVI", "incorrect_answer": "XLVII", "aliases": ["46", "XLVI", "forty-six"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "30e5f3f8996c9b4d54c96553c284552f1e148f965424da75b3d71c58e1d96b2c", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Chequers, the Prime Minister's country residence, is in which English county?", "correct_answer": "Buckinghamshire", "incorrect_answer": "Oxfordshire", "aliases": ["List of settlements in Buckinghamshire by population", "Buckinghamshire, England", "County of Buckingham", "Buckinghamshire (England)", "County of Bucks", "Buckinghamshire"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "f40808df2f31f5db147b33c070eaaeeaaea65ad3089a55e4cacb7119bcd170e5", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which city links Haydn's symphony number 104 and Vaughan Williams' symphony number 2?", "correct_answer": "London, England", "incorrect_answer": "Vienna, Austria", "aliases": ["London (UK)", "Climate in London", "London (England)", "London England", "Lodnon", "Wongdon", "Londyn", "London", "Climate of London", "LONDON", "London Britain", "England London", "London, Greater London", "Capital of the UK", "Londonshire", "Climate of london", "Capital of the United Kingdom", "London UK", "Londra", "London (United Kingdom)", "London,England", "London, England, UK", "United Kingdom/London", "London (Great Britain)", "Londonize", "Capital of England", "London, UK", "The Metropolis", "UN/LOCODE:GBLON", "Londonise", "London's", "London (Britain)", "London, England", "Lundúnir", "London area", "London, Great Britain", "London-on-Thames", "Southwest London", "The metropolis", "Londontown", "London england", "Weather in London", "London, England, United Kingdom", "Llundain", "London, U.K.", "London, england", "London, United Kingdom", "GBLON", "London weather", "London, Britain", "Lundein", "Lundunir"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "eb1fac27f0e5efc0f524059981af1783a8353f1595abc07d460eab4dccdc0e5b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which Venetian artist, real name Jacopo Robusti, painted “The Origin of the Milky Way”?", "correct_answer": "Jacopo Tintoretto", "incorrect_answer": "Giovanni Bellini", "aliases": ["Tintoretto, Il", "Jacobo Robusti", "Jacopo Tintoretto", "Tintoretto", "Jacopo Robusti", "Tintoret", "Little Dyer", "Il Tintoretto"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "4f9b624d31eedc6ec028d479beb19462399d68615ebbdacafeed7b17df27bd86", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who voiced the character 'Buzz Lightyear' in 'Toy Story'?", "correct_answer": "Tim Allen", "incorrect_answer": "Tom Hanks", "aliases": ["Timothy A. Dick", "Tim Allen", "TimAllen", "Tim Allen Dick", "Laura Deibel", "TIM ALLEN", "Timothy Allen Dick", "Timothy Dick", "Timothy Alan Dick"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "056f7aba4ad67ae49a6b82983dac57b60bd5626fa0c55b2ae2095f9a8c271f9d", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Sir Ronald Ross was the first British winner of the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 1902 for his research in combating which disease?", "correct_answer": "Malaria", "incorrect_answer": "Tuberculosis", "aliases": ["Malariologist", "Malarial fever", "Maleria", "Tertian malaria", "Falciform malaria", "Tertian fever", "Pernicious fever", "Malaria", "Mala aria", "Paludism", "Malaria prevention", "Malarious fever", "Malariology", "Malaria paroxysms", "Malarial", "Vivax malaria", "Malaria, cerebral", "Marsh fevers", "Malarias", "Malaria infection", "Fever and ague", "Falciparum malaria", "Swamp malaria", "Severe malaria", "Cerebral malaria", "Agues"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "bac9977e5b4fd5cf79bfad2bfcb81641d8e0048fd9800341adcc282a689e877f", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which 10-part Channel 4 drama starring Julie Walters depicts the 1930’s British Raj?", "correct_answer": "Indian Summers", "incorrect_answer": "Colonial Echoes", "aliases": ["Indian Summers", "Indian Summers (TV series)", "Indian Summers (TV Series)"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "d2676662ff74c2389729fe2e842331e9c074e260c95e130a18dcd1c31c6dc855", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Colomba Pasquale (or Easter Dove) is a traditional Easter cake which originated from which country?", "correct_answer": "Italy", "incorrect_answer": "Spain", "aliases": ["Environment of Italy", "Italiën", "Subdivisions of Italy", "Republic of Italy", "ItalY", "ISO 3166-1:IT", "Etymology of Italy", "Itali", "Pollution in Italy", "Administrative divisions of Italy", "Austrian Empire (Italy)", "Italija", "Italie", "Italia", "Italian Republic", "Second Italian Republic", "Italy", "Italio", "Repubblica Italiana", "Itàlia", "The Italian republic"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "cdf649ce516b445fff22ef3ed2dfd0c96662002ea5b56ef9d9253b6605132a83", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Published in 2011, 'The House of Silk' is the first new official Sherlock Holmes mystery and was written by which author who has won many awards for his children's books?", "correct_answer": "Anthony Horowitz", "incorrect_answer": "J.K. Rowling", "aliases": ["Anthony Horowitz", "ANTHONY HOROWITZ"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "21831b975b2a4b466d558de6210c6c27f283a8ab3d13faf14181e4dad15e287b", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Who is the only British Prime Minister to serve under 3 monarchs?", "correct_answer": "Stanley Baldwin", "incorrect_answer": "Winston Churchill", "aliases": ["Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley Baldwin", "Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, KG, PC", "Stanley Baldwin", "Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley, Viscount Corvedale of Corvedale Baldwin", "Power without responsibillity", "Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley", "Baldwin, Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bewdley", "STANLEY BALDWIN"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "2faea070e5f502dd7f560d4e9d699c7aa2bb4b68ed21268a7b84795093e91601", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Goat Fell is the name of hole number 8 on the Ailsa Course at which Open Championship Golf venue?", "correct_answer": "Turnberry", "incorrect_answer": "St Andrews", "aliases": ["Turnberry", "TURNBERRY", "Turnberry (disambiguation)"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "67a52268101e55521752202f6ef171ea5894ff0727a1ff73b1a8954e79520723", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "Which of the halogens has the lowest atomic number (9)?", "correct_answer": "Fluorine", "incorrect_answer": "Chlorine", "aliases": ["Floreen", "Ftor", "Fluorinated", "Quartz Fluorine Tube", "Difluorine", "Hydrocarbons, fluorinated", "Fluoro", "Flourine", "Atomic number 9", "Fluorine gas", "Fluorine compounds", "Fluorine"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "05ba1081521bcf7a51bb13376376fca91f14140fa7463263f936c9198495c626", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "What childhood stories feature a young boy named Mowgli?", "correct_answer": "The Jungle Book", "incorrect_answer": "The Chronicles of Narnia", "aliases": ["The Jungle Book", "Jungle Book: Origins (2016)", "Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book", "The Jungle Books", "The White Seal", "The Two Jungle Books", "Jungle Book", "The Jungle Book (2015)"], "split": "validation"}
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{"question_key": "30958302ce6bd8de700546c3f7609e9e0caad9fb4060a3310972b2de96d2f852", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "In the TV series Frasier who played the part of Daphne Moon?", "correct_answer": "Jane Leeves", "incorrect_answer": "Helen Mirren", "aliases": ["JANE LEEVES", "Jane Leaves", "Leeves", "Jane Leeves"], "split": "validation"}
{"question_key": "e9ebe8df0e92c21fbddfd1ab1b28e1b5257f008ba2584b57cb8c0546d9f226da", "pool": "trivia_qa", "question": "\"According to Burt Bacharach's theme for \"\"Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid\"\", what \"\"keep fallin' on my head\"\"?\"", "correct_answer": "Raindrops", "incorrect_answer": "Snowflakes", "aliases": ["Droplet", "Water droplets", "Dripping liquid", "Droplets", "Raindrops", "Drop of water", "Drop (liquid)", "Pendant drop method", "Dripping water", "Raindrop", "Liquid drop", "Rain drop", "Water droplet"], "split": "validation"}
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