{"context": "Question: Brunswick, Lancastrian and Pearl Pickler are types of which vegetable?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Onion", "aliases": ["Onion skins", "Allium angolense", "Onion", "Bulb onion", "Allium nigritanum", "Onion fruit", "Kaanda", "Allium salota", "Pyaz", "Dry onion", "Allium cepa", "Garden onion", "Bulb onions", "Allium aobanum", "Onions", "Onion set", "Spanish onion"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of animal is a dik-dik?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Antelope", "aliases": ["Botswanan Antelopes", "Antelope", "Antilopina", "Antelopes", "Hybrid antelope"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of animal is a Garron?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Horse", "aliases": ["Horse", "Equus caballus aryanus", "Equus caballus parvus", "Equus caballus asiaticus", "Horsie", "Horſe", "🐎", "Equus ferus caballus", "Equus caballus cracoviensis", "Domestic Horse", "Equus caballus ewarti", "Equus laurentius", "Equus caballus typicus", "Hot blooded (horse)", "Equus caballus domesticus", "Horses", "Equus caballus nehringi", "Equine quadruped", "Nag (horse)", "Cold blooded (horse)", "🐴", "Equus caballus nordicus", "Equus caballus europaeus", "Equus caballus libycus", "Equus caballus", "Equus caballus robustus", "Equus caballus belgius", "Equus caballus africanus", "Equus cabalus", "Equus caballus brittanicus", "Equus caballus hibernicus", "Equine Studies", "Domesticated horse", "Equine quadraped", "Equus caballus varius", "Equus caballus gallicus", "Equus caballus gracilis", "Domestic horse", "Horsies", "Equus caballus celticus", "Equines", "Equus caballus sylvestris"]}
{"context": "Question: Which disastrous amphibious landing in 1942 used British troops, Canadian troops and US Rangers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DIEPPE", "aliases": ["Dieppe, France", "Dieppe, Seine-Maritime", "Dieppe", "DIEPPE", "Dieppe, france", "Dieppe (Seine-Maritime)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What type of clothing is a \"\"sou-wester\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hat", "aliases": ["Titfer", "Types of hats", "Puggaree", "Hat", "Hats", "Hat bands", "Hatband", "Hat band", "Hat size", "👒", "Brim (hat)", "Paper hat", "Sweatband (hat)", "Hatbands"]}
{"context": "Question: Philippa of Hainault was the wife of which English monarch?\nAnswer:", "answer": "King Edward III", "aliases": ["Edward III of England", "Edward iii of england", "Edward III", "Edward 3", "King Edward III", "King of England III", "Edward III, King of the English", "King Edward III of Windsor", "Edward III of Windsor", "King Edward III of England", "Eduard III", "Edward III Plantagenet", "Edward III, King of England", "Edward of Windsor", "Edward iii", "Edward III Plantagenet of Windsor", "Edward III (England)", "Edward the Third"]}
{"context": "Question: What disease was Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland, said to have died of in 1329?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Leprosy", "aliases": ["Midborderline leprosy", "Lucio leprosy", "Leprocy", "Hansenite", "Hansen’s disease", "Hansenites", "Visual surveillance of extremities", "Hansens Disease", "Leprosy-3 Virus", "Leprosey", "Hansen's Disease", "Leprosy, tuberculoid", "Leprosy, indeterminate", "Leper hospital", "Lucio phenomenon", "Upgrading lepra reaction type 1", "Lepro-B1 Virus", "Lepers", "Leprosy, dimorphic", "Holdsveiki", "Leprosy Virus", "Leprosy, borderline lepromatous", "Lepracy", "Hansen disease", "Hansen's disease", "Leprosy, Lucio", "Leper", "Leprosy (Hansen's disease)", "Hanson's disease", "Leprosy hospital", "Lausma", "Leprosy, midborderline", "Hansons disease", "Lepra reaction type 1", "Leper hospitals", "Leprosy", "Líkþrá", "Leperacy", "Leprology", "Dimorphic leprosy", "Downgrading lepra reaction type 1", "Likthra", "Leprosy, borderline tuberculoid", "Leprosy-B Virus", "Indeterminate leprosy"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Shakespeare play ‘The Tempest’, Prospero is the overthrown Duke of ‘where’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Milan", "aliases": ["The weather in Milan", "The weather in Milano", "UN/LOCODE:ITMIL", "Milan, Italy", "Comune di Milano", "Miláno", "Milanesi", "Mediolani", "Lordship of Milan", "History of Milan", "Milanese duchy", "Milano", "Milan (Italy)", "Milan, Spain", "Ambrosiani", "Meneghini", "Milan", "Milao", "Milano, Italy", "Milão", "Milán", "Millaine"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Beatles song released in 1966 would you find Father McKenzie darning his socks?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eleanor Rigby", "aliases": ["Eleanor rigby (person)", "Eleanor Rigby (song)", "Eleanor Rigby", "All the lonely people", "Elenor rigby", "All The Lonely People", "Eleanor Rigby (person)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who captained the England rugby union team 59 times between 1988 and 1996?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Will Carling", "aliases": ["William David Charles Carling", "William Carling", "William David Charles Carling OBE", "Will Carling", "William David Charles Carling, OBE"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the opposite side from starboard on a ship?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Port", "aliases": ["Sea port", "Seaport", "Fishing port", "Shipping port", "Deep water port", "Ice-free port", "Ice free port", "Deepwater port", "Ports (disambiguation)", "Sea ports", "Port of discharge", "Ferry port", "Deepwater pier", "Fishing Port", "Fluvial port", "Deep-water port", "Warm-water port", "Ice-free harbor", "Sea-port", "Warm water port", "Ice free harbour", "Port city", "Ports", "Seaports of Japan", "Seaports", "Ice-free harbour", "Port town", "Commercial port", "Port"]}
{"context": "Question: Gene Hackman won the Best Actor Oscar in 1971, for which film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The French Connection", "aliases": ["The french connection", "The French Connection (disambiguation)", "The French Connection"]}
{"context": "Question: The Malagasy people form the main ethnic group of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Republic of Madagascar", "aliases": ["Island of the moon", "Health in Madagascar", "Madagascar", "Health care in Madagascar", "Island of the Moon", "ISO 3166-1:MG", "Madegasgar", "Madagasgar", "Madgascar", "Etymology of Madagascar", "Sport in Madagascar", "Republic of Madagascar", "Island of Madagascar", "The Republic of Madagascar", "Administrative divisions of madagascar", "Madigascar", "First Republic of Madagascar", "Madagaskar", "Madegascar"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the difference between a 'Hawker' and a 'Peddler'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A HAWKER RIDES: A P", "aliases": ["A HAWKER RIDES: A P"]}
{"context": "Question: Which German city is served by 'Lohausen Airport'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DUSSELDORF", "aliases": ["Duesseldorf", "Dusseldorf, Germany", "UN/LOCODE:DEDUS", "Duisseldorf", "DUSSELDORF", "Düsseldorf", "Duesseldorp", "Dusseldorf", "Düsseldorf, Germany", "Düsseldorp", "Duesseldorf, Germany"]}
{"context": "Question: What did Cinderella's carriage turn into after midnight?\nAnswer:", "answer": "a Pumpkin", "aliases": ["Pumpkin Cultivation", "Pumpkining", "Pumpkin farming", "Pumpkins", "Pumpkin cultivation", "a Pumpkin", "Punkin", "Pumpkin"]}
{"context": "Question: In sport who competes in the Eredivisie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dutch Football Teams", "aliases": ["Dutch Football Teams"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the Turkish national sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oil/Grease Wrestling (Yagli", "aliases": ["Oil/Grease Wrestling (Yagli"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the Cliff Richard number one hit 'Living Doll'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LIONEL BART", "aliases": ["Lionel Begleiter", "Lionel Bart", "LIONEL BART"]}
{"context": "Question: Which fruit did Nell Gwynn, mistress of King Charles II, sell in Drury Lane?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oranges", "aliases": ["Orange fruit", "Xa Doai orange", "Xã Đoài orange", "Appelsina", "Sweet Orange", "Orange (botany)", "Oranges", "Orange (flavor)", "Orange(fruit)", "Appelsína", "Navel orange", "Orange (citrus)", "Culture of orange", "Sweet oranges", "Sweet orange", "Navel Orange", "Orange (fruit)"]}
{"context": "Question: Where was the first permanent European settlement established in North America?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Florida", "aliases": ["Floreda", "Twenty-Seventh State", "Sunshine State (US)", "Religion in Florida", "Flórida", "Florida, United States", "Sports in Florida", "Flordida", "Florida Redbacks", "Florida (US state)", "Florida, USA", "27th State", "Economy of Florida", "Florida (U.S. state)", "US-FL", "Agriculture in Florida", "Flordia", "Florida", "Florida (State)", "Floridian Peninsula", "Tourism in Florida", "State of Florida", "Flawda", "FL (state)", "Twenty-seventh State", "Florida's", "Flowery Easter", "Florida (state)", "Peninsular State", "Florida map", "Fla."]}
{"context": "Question: What is the Beaufort Scale?\nAnswer:", "answer": "It measures the speed and strength of winds", "aliases": ["It measures the speed and strength of winds"]}
{"context": "Question: What protagonist of a series of popular children's books by H. A. Rey and Margret Rey was called 'Zozo' in 1941 to avoid using the name of the King of England for a monkey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Curious George (the king was George VI)", "aliases": ["Curious George (the king was George VI)"]}
{"context": "Question: How is Marie Grosholz, born in Strasbourg in 1761, known today due to an establishment founded in London in 1835?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MADAM TUSSAUD", "aliases": ["Marie Tussaud", "Marie Grosholtz", "Marie Gresholtz Tussaud", "MADAM TUSSAUD", "Madam Tussaud", "Madame Maria Tussaud", "Madame Tussaud"]}
{"context": "Question: Toussaint Louverture was the founding father of what country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Haiti", "aliases": ["Haitian Ancestry", "Haïti", "Name of Haiti", "Republic of haiti", "Haidi", "Subdivisions of Haiti", "ISO 3166-1:HT", "Administrative divisions of Haiti", "Republic of Haiti", "République d'Haïti", "Arrondissements and communes of haiti", "Repiblik Ayiti", "History of Haitian Nationality", "Departements of Haiti", "People of Haiti", "Haiti", "Ayiti", "Haití", "Hayti", "Haitian Declaration of Independence"]}
{"context": "Question: Queen Joan Of Navarre was the wife of which English king ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HENRY IV", "aliases": ["King Henry IV", "Henry IV (play)", "Henry 4", "Hendrik IV", "HENRY IV", "Heinrich IV", "Henry the Fourth", "Henry IV (disambiguation)", "Henry Iv", "Henry IV", "Henry iv"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Britain's first black boxing champion in the 1950's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DICK TURPIN", "aliases": ["Dick Turpin", "DICK TURPIN", "Black Bess", "Turpin, Dick", "Richard Turpin"]}
{"context": "Question: In 'Moh's Scale' of hardness, Talc is at number 1, but what is number 2?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GYPSUM", "aliases": ["CaSO4·2H2O", "GYPSUM", "Gipsum", "CaSO4*2H2O", "Gypsum", "Calcium sulfate dihydrate"]}
{"context": "Question: Which city is the destination of the yacht race which leaves Sydney every Boxing Day?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hobart", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:AUHBA", "Capital of Tasmania", "Hobart", "Hobart, Australia", "Hobart, Tasmania", "Hobart, AU-TAS", "Hobart, Australia", "Hobart Function & Conference Centre", "Hobart Town", "Hobart Pubs and Bars", "Hobart Town, Tasmania"]}
{"context": "Question: In which European city is the Belvederen Gallery?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vienna", "aliases": ["Capital of Austria", "Wien", "Architecture of Vienna", "Vinarborg", "Government of Vienna", "Vienna", "Viena", "Demographics of Vienna", "City of Vienna", "Vienna (state)", "Wienna", "Vienna, AT-9", "Habsburg, Austria", "Vienna Porcelain", "Wene", "UN/LOCODE:ATVIE", "Vienna (Austria)", "Europe/Vienna", "Vindabona", "Vienna porcelain", "Vínarborg", "Wien, Austria", "Vienna, Austria", "Gemeinderat of Vienna", "Vindobonensis", "Bécs"]}
{"context": "Question: What station is at the western end of the Ffestiniog railway in Wales?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Porthmadog", "aliases": ["Borth-y-Gest", "Portmadoc", "Lord of Gest", "Borth y Gest", "Porthmadog, Wales", "Porthmadog"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the profession of the 7 Dwarfs, according to the Disney movie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Miners", "aliases": ["Ore miner", "Miner", "Putter (mining)", "Miners"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a Flemish Giant?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rabbit", "aliases": ["A Rabbit", "Bunny rabbit", "🐇", "Bunny wabbit", "Rabits", "Bunny", "Bunny Rabbit", "Rabit", "Bunny (animal)", "🐰", "Rabbit", "Cecal pellets", "Bunnies", "Bunnie rabbit", "Rabbitkind", "Smeerp", "Bunneh", "Bunnie", "Rabbits", "Bunnies!", "Bunny rabbits", "Rubbits", "Rabbitology", "Feral rabbits", "Rabbits and Hares", "Rabbit meat", "Wild rabbits"]}
{"context": "Question: What singer-songwriter promised to write albums for all 50 states, but only completed Michigan and Illinois?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sufjan Stevens", "aliases": ["Sufjan Stenves", "Sufjan stevens", "Sujfam", "Sufjan", "The Fifty States Project", "Sufjan Stephens", "Sujfan Stevens", "Surfjan Stevens", "50 states project", "Sufjan Stevens", "Surfjam Steve", "Sujfan Stephens", "Fifty states project"]}
{"context": "Question: In Channel 4's 1987 adaptation of Tom Sharpe's novel 'Porterhouse Blue', who played the part of Skullion the Head Porter?\nAnswer:", "answer": "David Jason", "aliases": ["David Jason filmography", "David Jason", "Filmography of David Jason", "Sir David Jason"]}
{"context": "Question: Why was the 1967 R.A.C. Rally not staged\nAnswer:", "answer": "Outbreak of foot and mouth disease", "aliases": ["Outbreak of foot and mouth disease"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In which decade was the Manchester Ship Canal opened; Anna Sewell's \"\"Black Beauty\"\" published; James Naismith invents basketball?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "1890's", "aliases": ["Eighteen-nineties", "1890–1899", "1890’s", "1890-1899", "Mauve Decade", "1890s (decade)", "1890's", "1890s"]}
{"context": "Question: When David killed Goliath, how many of his five stones did he use?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ONE", "aliases": ["One (EP)", "No. 1 (disambiguation)", "Number One (film)", "One (single)", "One-", "1 (disambiguation)", "1 album", "One (telecommunications)", "ONE", "Number 1 (single)", "01 (disambiguation)", "01", "Number 1 (album)", "One (Album)", "Number One (disambiguation)", "Number One (song)", "1 (album)", "Number One (album)", "Number 1 (Album)", "1 (album) (disambiguation)", "One (album)", "Number One (Song)", "Number 1 (disambiguation)", "No. 1 (album)", "One (album disambiguation)", "No 1 (disambiguation)", "No.1 (song)", "One (song)", "1 (film)", "Number 1 (song)", "Number One (character)", "One (novel)", "One (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which planet has moons with Greek names meaning 'Fear' and 'Terror'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARS (Phobos & Deimos)", "aliases": ["MARS (Phobos & Deimos)"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘Songs From the Tainted Cherry Tree’ is the debut album of which X Factor contestant?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Diana Vickers", "aliases": ["Diana Vickers' second album", "Diana Vickers (Singer & musician)", "Once(Diana Vickers Song)", "Diana vickers", "Diana Vickers (X-Factor singer)", "Diana Vickers' second studio album", "Diana Vickers (singer)", "Diana Mae Vickers", "Diana Vickers' Untitled Second Album", "Diana Vickers", "Diana Vickers (Singer)"]}
{"context": "Question: What aid to baking was invented by Henry Jones of Bristol in 1845\nAnswer:", "answer": "Self-raising flour", "aliases": ["Refined flour", "Strong flour", "Plain flour", "Bean flour", "Self raising flour", "Bleached flour", "Flour", "Self-raising flour", "Flour milling", "Meolo (botany)", "White flour", "Flours", "Mealiest", "All-purpose flour", "Self rising flour", "Bread flour", "Self-rising flour", "Refined white flour", "Self raising flower", "Mealier", "Farinaceous"]}
{"context": "Question: By what name is comic book villain Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Penguin", "aliases": ["Penguin (comics)", "The Penguin (comics)", "Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot", "Actors to portray the Penguin", "Cobblepot", "Oswald Cobblepot", "The penguin", "The Penguin", "Penguin (Oswald Chesterfield Cob", "Penguin (character)"]}
{"context": "Question: In the run up to the 1997 election, Tony Blair outlined his parties' three priorities for office, can you name them?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Education, Education, Education", "aliases": ["Rt Hon Anthony Blair MP", "Tony blair", "The Tony Blair Sports Foundation", "Antony blair", "Tonie Blair", "Tony Balir", "Rt. Hon Tony Blair", "Blairian", "Tory Blair", "Tony Blairs", "Anthony C. L. Blair", "Anthony Charles Blair", "Tony Blaire", "Tony Blair Sports Foundation", "Antony Blair", "Anthony Charles Lynton %22Tony%22 Blair", "Family of Tony Blair", "Tonyblair", "Tony Blear", "Anthony (Tony) Blair", "Tony Blair's Private life", "Education, Education, Education", "Tony Blair PM", "Tony Bliar", "Tony Blaer", "Herr Blair", "President Blair", "Anthony Charles Lynton Blair", "Tony Blair's private life", "Education, education and education", "Rt. Hon. Anthony Charles Lynton Blair", "Toney Blair", "Education, education, education", "Tony Blari", "Blair doctrine", "Tony Blair", "Prime Minister Tony Blair", "Tony Blare"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who, as part of his performance in the 2015 film \"\"Revenant\"\", was realistically eviscerated by a bear on screen?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Leonardo DiCaprio", "aliases": ["Leonardo D%60caprio", "Leonardo di Caprio", "Leonardo D'caprio", "Leonardo Dcaprio", "DiCaprio", "Atari (film)", "Leonard DiCaprio", "Leo Di", "Leonardo Wilhelm DiCaprio", "Leonardo D.Caprio", "Leonardo Dicaprio", "Leonardo Di Caprio", "Leonard Di Caprio", "Leonardo D Caprio", "The Many Deaths of Barnaby James (film", "Leonardo dicaprio", "Portofino (film)", "Leonardo Decaprio", "Leo DiCaprio", "Running Out of Dog", "Fleming (film)", "Leo dicaprio", "Leonardo DeCaprio", "Appian Way Productions", "Leonardo De Caprio", "Running Out of Dog (film)", "Leonardo D. Caprio", "Leanardo dicaprio", "Leonardo D' Caprio", "Dicaprio", "The Many Deaths of Barnaby James", "Di Caprio", "Leonardo DiCaprio"]}
{"context": "Question: Alphabetically which is the last book of the Old Testament?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ZEPHANIAH", "aliases": ["Z'fanyah", "Tzfanyah", "Zfanyah", "Ts'fanyah", "ZEPHANIAH", "Zefanya", "Tzefanyah", "Prophet in Bible Zephaniah", "Tsefanya", "Tsefanyah", "Tzfanya", "Tzfaniya", "Zephanyah", "Tsfanya", "Zefanyah", "Tsfanyah", "Zephaniah", "Tz'fanya", "Sephanyah", "Tzefanya", "Ts'fanya", "Zfanya", "Tz'fanyah", "Z'fanya"]}
{"context": "Question: In past times a rabbit was what we’d call a baby bunny. What were adult bunnies called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CONEY", "aliases": ["Coney (disambiguation)", "Conies", "Coneys", "Cony", "Cony (disambiguation)", "Coney", "CONEY"]}
{"context": "Question: Canaletto is famous for his landscapes of Venice and which other city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "London", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: The rights to which famous character were sold by creators Jerry Siegel and Joe Shuster to Detective Comics for $130 in 1937?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Superman", "aliases": ["Stalmannen", "Supaaman", "Jordan Elliot", "Superman (fictional character)", "Superman Secret Files", "Kal-El", "Super-Man", "Codename: Patriot", "The Metropolis Marvel", "Big blue boy scout", "SuperMan", "Kal-el", "Superman (Clark Kent)", "Action Ace", "Kal el", "Super man", "Superman Costume", "Able to leap tall buildings in a single bound", "The Superman", "Super-man", "Supertman", "Stålmannen", "Superman (comics)", "Supes", "Superman: Secret Files", "Metropolis Marvel", "Superman (DC Comics)", "Super Man", "The Action Ace", "Kal El", "Ubermensch!", "Big Blue Cheese", "Faster than a speeding bullet", "SUPERMAN", "Übermensch!", "Superman (Kal-El)", "More powerful than a locomotive", "Man of tomorrow", "Supraman", "KAL-EL", "Superman/Clark Kent", "Kirk Brent", "Superman (character)", "Gojjum", "Superman"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 90s sci fi series with James Belushi was based on Bruce Wagner's comic strip of the same name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wild Palms", "aliases": ["Wild Palms"]}
{"context": "Question: Ommatophobia is the irrational fear of which part of the body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eyes", "aliases": ["Eye (anatomy)", "Eye", "Eye balls", "Schizochroal eye", "Ocular globe", "Ommateum", "Simple eye", "Oculars", "Animal eyes", "Eyes", "Compound Eyes", "Apposition eye", "Robotic eye", "Eye ball", "Facet eyes", "Compound Eye", "Conjunctival disorders", "Compound eyes", "Eyeball", "Cyber-eye", "Eye (vertebrate)", "Eye (invertebrate)", "Ommotidium", "Fly's eye lens", "Peeper (organ)", "Camera-type eye", "Ocular", "Compound eye", "Eye membrane", "Pinhole eye"]}
{"context": "Question: The tiny Socotra archipelago, inhabited since the early stone age and once an integral part of trade networks in the area, lies where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "380 kilometres (240 mi) south of the Arabian", "aliases": ["380 kilometres (240 mi) south of the Arabian"]}
{"context": "Question: Which sportsman's autobiography is called Blessed?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George Best", "aliases": ["Geordie Best", "Alex Pursey", "George Best Memorial Trust", "George Best", "Bob Bishop (scout)", "Bob Bishop (Scout)", "Geroge best", "Alex Best", "Georgie Best"]}
{"context": "Question: What US corporation sold Hummer to the Chinese in 2009?\nAnswer:", "answer": "General Motors", "aliases": ["General motors", "Detroit GM", "Vehicle Acquisition Holdings", "New GM", "General Motors 50th Anniversary Show", "GM Motors", "General Motors Corp.", "General Motors Company LLC", "Micky Bly", "Vehicle Acquisition Holdings LLC", "GM Powertrain", "The GM Company", "General Motors Corporation LLC", "General Moters", "General Motors", "General Motors Corporation", "General Motors Company"]}
{"context": "Question: In orbit from 1973 to 1979, what was the name of the first space station launched by NASA, which met a firey end over the Pacific Ocean (and parts of Western Australia), on July 11, 1979?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Skylab", "aliases": ["Skylab One", "Skylab A", "Sky lab", "Skylab", "Project Skylab", "Skylab I", "SkyLab", "Skylab 5", "Skylab 1", "Skylab program", "SKYLAB"]}
{"context": "Question: Which footballer, with 77 goals, has scored the most goals in internationals for Brazil?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PELÉ", "aliases": ["Pel%5CxC3%5C", "The King of Soccer", "Péle", "Brazilian soccer player Pelé", "Pelé (Football)", "Pele", "Pelé", "Pele (Football)", "Pelé (soccer)", "Pelé (footballer)", "PELÉ", "Pele (Soccer)", "O Rei", "Pele (football)", "Edison %22Edson%22 Ar", "Pelé (football)", "Pele (soccer)", "Edison Arantes do Nascimento", "Pelé (2014 film)", "O Rei do Futebol", "Brazilian soccer player Pele", "The King of Football", "Edson Arantes do Nascimento", "Edson Narantes Do Nascimento", "Pele (footballer)", "Pelè"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first Republican President of the United States ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ABRAHAM LINCOLN", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Nobel-prize winning Russian writer died on August 3rd 2008?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alexander Solzhenitsyn", "aliases": ["Solzhenytzin", "Solzhenicin", "Solzhentsyn", "Oleksandr Solzhenіcin", "A. Solzhenitsyn", "Aleksandr Solzjenitsyn", "Alexander Solzhynitsyn", "Alexander Solzhenitsyen", "Alexander Solzhenytsin", "Aleksandr Isayevich Solz", "Aleksandr Isaevich Solzhen", "Aleksandr Solzenicyn", "Alexander solzenitzen", "Aleksandr Solženicyn", "Alexander solzenitsen", "Solzhenitzen", "Solschenizyn", "Solzhenitsyn", "Aleksandr Solzhenitysn", "Oleksander Solzhenicin", "Алекса́ндр", "Alexsandr Solzhenitsyn", "Aleksander Solzhenitsyn", "Aleksandr I. Solzhenits", "Alexander Solzhenitsin", "Solzenitzen", "Solzenitsyn", "Solzhenytsin", "Solzenitsen", "Solzenicin", "Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn", "Alexander Solzhenicin", "Solzhenitsin", "Alexander I. Solzhenitsyn", "Solzhenitsynian", "Aleksandr Isayevich Solz", "Aleksander Solzhenicin", "Alexandr Solzhenitsyn", "Alexander Isayevich Solzhenitsyn", "Aleksandr Solženitsyn", "Soljenitsyne", "Alexander Solzhenitsyn", "Aleksandr Solzhenitsen", "Solzhenitsyn, Aleksandr"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the most northerly of the islands of Japan? Its capital, Sapporo, has hosted the Winter Olympics.\nAnswer:", "answer": "HOKKAIDO", "aliases": ["Hokkaidou prefecture", "北海道", "Hokkaido region", "Bilkalberta", "Mosir", "Hokkaidō Prefecture", "Hokkaido Prefecture", "Hokkaidou", "JP-01", "Hokkaido Japan", "HOKKAIDO", "Hokkaidō, Japan", "Hokkaidoh prefecture", "Hokkaidoo", "Ezochi", "Hokkaidô, Japan", "Hokkaido, Japan", "Hokkaidoo prefecture", "Hokkai", "Hokkai-do", "Hokkaidoo region", "Beihaidao", "Hokkaidō region", "Bilk (drink)", "Hokaido", "Hokkaidō", "Hokkaido (Japan)", "Hokkaidou Prefecture", "Hokkaidô Prefecture", "Hokkaidô", "Hokkaido Island", "Hokkaidoh", "Jesso", "Hokkaidō prefecture", "Hokkaido", "Hokkaido prefecture"]}
{"context": "Question: What connects the answers 1-9\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rugby Super League nicknames.(Bradford", "aliases": ["Rugby Super League nicknames.(Bradford"]}
{"context": "Question: Which competition was won by Nadiya Hussain in 2015?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Great British Bake-Off", "aliases": ["Edd Kimber", "Great British Baking Show", "The Great British Bake-off", "Great Comic Relief Bake Off", "Great British Bakeoff", "The Great Comic Relief Bake Off", "The Great British Bake-Off", "Great British Bake Off", "The Great British Baking Show", "The Great British Bake Off"]}
{"context": "Question: What Canadian city was named by explorer Jacques Cartier, meaning originally 'Royal Mount'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Montreal", "aliases": ["Motnreal", "Montreal, QB", "Montréal, Canada", "Tiohtiá:ke", "Montreal, Que.", "Montreal, PQ", "Montreal, QC", "Montreal, quebec", "Montreal, Canada", "Sister Cities of Montreal", "Ville de Montréal", "UN/LOCODE:CAMTR", "Montreal, Qc", "The weather in Montréal", "Montrealers", "Montréal (QC)", "Montrela", "Montréal, Québec (Province)", "Montreal (QC)", "MontrA(c)al", "Montrea", "Montréal, QC", "Montréal, QB", "Funtreal", "Montréal (Québec)", "City of Montréal", "Montreal, Quebec, Canada", "Montreal, Quebec", "Montreal, qc", "Montrealer", "Montreal's", "Montréal, Quebec", "Team990", "Montreal", "Montreal Skyline", "Ville de Montreal", "Montreal, Québec", "Montréal, Québec, Canada", "City of Montreal", "Montréal's", "Montreal, Qc, Canada", "Montréal, PQ", "Montreol", "Montréal, Québec", "Montréal", "Montréal, Quebec (Province)", "The weather in Montreal"]}
{"context": "Question: In which sport might you see the ‘suicide squad’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "American Football", "aliases": ["U.s. football", "Football (American version)", "American handegg", "American gridiron football", "Hand Egg", "US football", "American style football", "American Football", "Amefoot", "American-Style Football", "Yankball", "Ameriball", "American football", "Yards passing", "The NCAA Battlefield", "Football (US)", "American-Style football", "Yard lines", "🏈", "American-style football", "American foot-ball", "The Game of Football", "American Style Football", "Passing (American Football)", "Football (America)", "AmericanFootball", "Yankeeball", "Football (American)", "Tackleball", "American-football", "American Handegg", "Defense (American football)", "American rules football", "American football field", "American foot ball", "American football/to do"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the first hospital soap opera on ITV\nAnswer:", "answer": "Emergency Ward 10", "aliases": ["Oxbridge General", "Emergency - Ward 10", "Emergency Ward 10", "Emergency Ward Ten", "Emergency – Ward 10", "Emergency-Ward 10"]}
{"context": "Question: Flanders is part of what country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Belgium", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Which fashion editor has the nickname 'Nuclear'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ANNA WINTOUR", "aliases": ["Nuclear Wintour", "Anna Wintour", "Anna Winter", "ANNA WINTOUR"]}
{"context": "Question: In which city's shipyard was Solidarity set up?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gdansk, Poland", "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 Gdu", "Gdańsk", "Dantzik", "Gdansk", "Gdánsk", "Gdansk/Danzig", "Danzig, Poland", "Dantsic", "Duchy of Gdańsk"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who says \"\"Is this a dagger that I see before me\"\" in a Shakespearean play?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Macbeth", "aliases": ["Macbeth/Act V Scene v", "Fair is foul, and foul is fair", "Macbethian", "Macbeth/Act I Scene ii", "Macbeth/Act V Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act II Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act III Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act I Scene iv", "Macbeth/Act I Scene vi", "Macbeth Acts", "Macbeth/Act V Scene i", "Macbeth/Act IV Scene i", "Prophecy in Macbeth", "Shakespeare's Macbeth", "Macbeth/Act IV Scene ii", "Macbeth/Act I Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act II Scene iv", "Macbeth/Act II Scene ii", "Macbeth/Act V Scene viii", "Macbeth/Act V Scene vii", "Macbeth/Act I Scene vii", "Macbeth (play)", "The Tragedy of Macbeth", "Thegn of Glamis", "MacBeth", "Macbeth/Act III Scene vi", "Macbeth/Act V Scene iv", "Macbeth the Traitor", "Battle of Dunsinane", "Mac Beth", "Macbeth", "Macbeth/Act III Scene i", "Macbeth/Act V Scene ii", "Thain of Glamis", "Macbeth/Act IV Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act I Scene v", "Macbeth/Act III Scene ii", "Macbeth/Act III Scene iv", "Macbeth/Act I Scene i", "Macbeth / The Scottish Play", "Macbeth act I", "Macbeth/Act II Scene i", "Macbeth/Act V Scene vi", "Lennox(Character)", "Macbeth/Act III Scene v"]}
{"context": "Question: Which island group became known as The Friendly Islands?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tonga", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:TO", "Tonga", "Matahau", "Etymology of Tonga", "Kingdom of Tonga", "Pule'anga Fakatu'i'", "Makatusi", "Matahau, Tonga", "Pule'anga Fakatu'i'", "Tongan Rugby", "South (country)", "Pule%60anga Fakatu%60", "Tonga Archipelago", "Friendly Islands", "Kingdom of tonga", "The Kingdom of Tonga", "Tongan community", "Puleʻanga Fakatuʻ"]}
{"context": "Question: Hedonophobia is the irrational fear of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pleasure", "aliases": ["Pleasant", "Pleasurableness", "Pleasurably", "Pleaſure", "Pleasure", "Pleasurability", "Pleasantly", "Pleasantries", "Psychological pleasure", "Pleasurable", "Pleasantest", "Pleasantness", "Hedon (unit)", "Enjoyableness", "Pleasanter", "Pleasantry", "Libitum"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the names of the four US states which begin with the word 'New'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New", "aliases": ["New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, New"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose hit 'I Will Survive' became an anthem for Women's' Lib?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GLORIA GAYNOR", "aliases": ["I Will Survive (album)", "Gloria Gaynor", "All The Hits Remixed (Gloria", "All the Hits Remixed", "All the hits remixed", "GLORIA GAYNOR", "Gloria Fowles", "I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor", "I Will Survive (Gloria Gaynor"]}
{"context": "Question: Anaheim, Bell, Hungarian Wax, Poblano, and Scotch Bonnet are all types of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chili Peppers", "aliases": ["Chili Pepper", "Red Chili", "Hot peppers", "Red chile", "Red chili", "Chili (capsicum)", "Chili Peppers", "Chili pepper", "Chilli pepper", "Chillies", "Chilli (pepper)", "Chile peppers", "🌶", "Chili peppers", "Hot pepper", "Chilli", "Green chilies", "Dahon ng sili", "Red chillies", "Chilli peppers", "Chile pepper", "Chilly pepper", "Green chile", "Green chillies", "Red Chillies", "Gochoo", "Chile (capsicum)", "Green chili"]}
{"context": "Question: A turophile is a lover of which foodstuff?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cheese", "aliases": ["Cheeses", "Chese", "Coagulated milk curd", "CHEESE", "Mouldy cheese", "Cheese wheel", "Cheese", "🧀", "Chees", "Cheeze", "Cheese powder"]}
{"context": "Question: In the novel Strange Case of Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde , what is Dr Jekyll's first name ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HENRY", "aliases": ["Henry Gallery", "The Henry", "Henry Art Gallery", "HENRY"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In the famous Morecambe and Wise sketch featuring Andre Previn, what piece was being played with \"\"all the right notes but not necessarily in the right order\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE GRIEG PIANO CONCERT", "aliases": ["Grieg piano concerto", "Piano Concerto (Grieg)", "Piano Concerto in A Minor", "THE GRIEG PIANO CONCERT", "Norwegian Concerto", "Piano Concerto in A minor (Gri", "Piano Concerto in A minor"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was crowned MotoGP World Champion after he finished third in the Malaysian Grand Prix on 10 October 2010?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jorge Lorenzo", "aliases": ["Jorge Lorenzo Guerrero", "Jorge Lorenzo"]}
{"context": "Question: Pony, seven and schooner are Australian terms for what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Beer glasses", "aliases": ["Pilsner glass", "Pilsener glass", "Tulip glass", "SAHM International", "Beer glasses", "Taster glass", "Beer glassware", "Boot of beer", "Wheat beer glass", "SAHM GmbH", "Tasting glass", "Beer flute", "Beer glass"]}
{"context": "Question: Which pop group in October 1974 reached NumberOne in the UK charts with Sad, Sweet Dreamer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SWEET SENSATION", "aliases": ["SWEET SENSATION", "Sweet Sensation"]}
{"context": "Question: A Malamute is what type of animal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dog", "aliases": ["Domestic dogs", "Female dogs", "Canis familiaris", "Canis Familaris", "Canis familiaris domesticus", "Dogs (Animals)", "🐕", "She dog", "She-dog", "Dogs", "Doggy", "Canis familiarus domesticus", "Domestic dog", "Dogs as pets", "Dog (pet)", "Dog (Domestic)", "Pet dog", "She dogs", "Canis lupus familiaris", "Canine lupus", "Dog hood", "Shedog", "🐶", "The domestic dog clade", "A dog", "Canis domesticus", "Dogs as our pets", "Canis Canis", "Domestic Dog", "Canis Lupus Familiaris", "Doggie", "Dog", "C.l. familiaris", "Doggies", "A man's best friend", "Doghood", "Shedogs", "Bitch (female dog)", "She-dogs", "Dogness", "Bitch (dog)", "Female dog", "C. l. familiaris", "Shelter dog"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Indian born author who lived from 1903 to 1950 had the real name Eric Arthur Blair ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GEORGE ORWELL", "aliases": ["Geoge orwell", "Arthur Blair", "GEORGE ORWELL", "Eric A. Blair", "George Orwell", "Eric Arthur Blair", "Eric Blair", "George (Eric Blair) Orwell", "G. Orwell", "P. S. Burton", "George orwell", "E.A. Blair", "Orwell, George", "Orwell Day"]}
{"context": "Question: The Fitzwilliam Museum is in which English city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cambridge", "aliases": ["Cambridge, United Kingdom", "Cambridge, UK", "Cantabrigiae", "The weather in Cambridge", "Christ's Piece", "Caergrawnt", "Cambridge, East Anglia", "England Cambridge", "UN/LOCODE:GBCMG", "Cambridge, Cambridgeshire", "Cambridge (England)", "Cambridge", "Park Street Church of England Primary School", "Cambridge, England", "Grantabridge"]}
{"context": "Question: What TV show featured the Holodeck?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Star Trek: The Next Generation", "aliases": ["Star Trek: The Next Generation", "ST TNG", "Star Trek the Next Generation", "Star trek next generation", "Ultritium", "Sttng", "Star Trek: the Next Generation", "Star trek: TNG", "Star Trek: Next generation", "Star Trek - The Next Generation", "Star trek: tng", "Star trek, the next generation", "Star Trek: TNG", "Star Trek New Generation", "Star Trek TNG", "Star trek:tng", "Star Trek-TNG", "STNG", "STTNG", "Star Trek The Next Generation", "Star Trek/Star Trek TNG", "Star trek tng", "Star Trek Next Generation", "Star Trek:The Next Generation"]}
{"context": "Question: Nankey Poo, Poo Bah and Pish Tush are characters in which show?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Mikado", "aliases": ["Katisha", "The Mikado", "The Story of The Mikado", "The Town of Titipu", "Our Great Mikado, virtuous man", "Titipu", "If you want to know who we are", "The Town Of Titipu", "I Am So Proud", "The Story of the Mikado", "The Mikado or, The Town of Titip", "Lord High Executioner", "The mikado", "Town of Titipu", "A Wand'ring Minstrel I"]}
{"context": "Question: In cricket what is the term used for a ball bowled as an off break but designed to make the batsman think it's a leg break?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GOOGLY", "aliases": ["Wrong 'un", "Googlies", "Bosey", "Googley", "GOOGLY", "Googly", "Wrong'un"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British monarch founded the Yeomen of the Guard, originally as a royal bodyguard?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Henry VII", "aliases": ["Hendrik VII", "Heindrik VII", "Henry VII (disambiguation)", "Heinrich VII", "Henry the Seventh", "Henry 7", "Henry vii", "Henry VII"]}
{"context": "Question: In the UK children’s television series ‘Button Moon’, on which planet does Mr Spoon and his family live?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Junk Planet", "aliases": ["Chaar", "Junk Planet", "Velocitron", "Junkions (Transformers)", "Junk (Planet)", "Nebulan", "Junkion", "Giant Planet (Transformers)", "Planet of Junk", "Jungle Planet", "Arcana (Transformers)", "Speedia", "Planet X (Transformers)", "Junk (Transformers)", "Duros (Transformers)", "Salvvatan VIII", "Animatros", "Earth (Transformers)", "Gort (Transformers)", "Nebulos", "Paradron", "Junkions", "List of Transformers planets", "Lithone", "Detritus (Transformers)", "Femax", "Quintessa (fictional planet)", "Speed Planet", "Torkulon", "Beta-Nine", "Corata-Vaz", "Axiom Nexus", "Stylor", "Thrull", "Gigalonia", "Gigantion"]}
{"context": "Question: Dermalogica, Olay, Clearasil, and Nutrogena are brands of?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Skincare", "aliases": ["Make-Up", "Skincare products", "Cosmetic products", "Skintreatment product", "Beauty product", "Beauty Products", "Skin care products", "Cosmetics", "Make-up", "Skin treatment product", "Skincare product", "Skintreatments", "Makeup", "Toilette", "Skintreatment products", "Skin-treatment product", "Skintreatment", "Skin-treatments", "Making up", "Beauty products", "Skin-care product", "Skin care product", "Skin Care", "Skin treatment", "Profesionalno sminkanje", "Skin-treatment products", "Skin-treatment", "Cosmetics & beauty", "Skin-care", "Skin treatments", "Beauty Product", "Skin-care products", "Skincare", "Eye makeup", "Make up", "Cosmetic manufacturing", "Skin treatment products"]}
{"context": "Question: Thomas the Tank Engine pulled two coaches. One was Clarabel. What was the other?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Annie", "aliases": ["Annie (film)", "Annie (disambiguation)", "Annie (singer)", "Annie"]}
{"context": "Question: The Canary Islands are named after what animal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dog", "aliases": ["Domestic dogs", "Female dogs", "Canis familiaris", "Canis Familaris", "Canis familiaris domesticus", "Dogs (Animals)", "🐕", "She dog", "She-dog", "Dogs", "Doggy", "Canis familiarus domesticus", "Domestic dog", "Dogs as pets", "Dog (pet)", "Dog (Domestic)", "Pet dog", "She dogs", "Canis lupus familiaris", "Canine lupus", "Dog hood", "Shedog", "🐶", "The domestic dog clade", "A dog", "Canis domesticus", "Dogs as our pets", "Canis Canis", "Domestic Dog", "Canis Lupus Familiaris", "Doggie", "Dog", "C.l. familiaris", "Doggies", "A man's best friend", "Doghood", "Shedogs", "Bitch (female dog)", "She-dogs", "Dogness", "Bitch (dog)", "Female dog", "C. l. familiaris", "Shelter dog"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the World Meteorological Organisation and the UK Met Office, what is the highest number on the Beaufort scale, representing hurricane force?\nAnswer:", "answer": "12", "aliases": ["twelve", "12"]}
{"context": "Question: In music how many quavers make a minim?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Four (4)", "aliases": ["Four (4)"]}
{"context": "Question: In which US state was singer Bruno Mars born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hawaii", "aliases": ["Haiwii", "The State of Hawaii", "Mokuʻāina o Hawaiʻ", "Mokuʻa-ina o Hawai�", "Demographics of Hawaii", "Hawaiian culture", "Hawai'i Resident", "Economy of Hawaii", "Hawaii, United States", "Haiwaii", "US-HI", "Owhyhee", "Transport in Hawaii", "Hawii", "Hawaii, USA", "50th State", "Hawai’i", "Hawai'i", "Haway", "Hawai%60i", "Hawaii (U.S. state)", "State of Hawaiʻi", "Hawái", "Languages of Hawaii", "Hawaï", "Demographics of Hawaiʻi", "State of Hawai%60i", "Hawwaii", "Hawai‘i", "Moku%60aina o Hawai%60", "U.S. (HI)", "Hawaií", "The Aloha State", "Hawaii", "Culture of Hawaii", "Geography of Hawaii", "Hawai'i State", "State of Hawaii", "Health in Hawaii", "Religion in Hawaii", "ハワイ", "Hawaiʻi", "Hawaii Resident", "Moku%60a-ina o Hawai%", "Howaii", "Fiftieth State", "Hawaii (state)", "Aloha State", "Education in Hawaii", "State of Hawai'i"]}
{"context": "Question: How many cards are needed to play Canasta\nAnswer:", "answer": "108", "aliases": ["108", "one hundred and eight"]}
{"context": "Question: When Sir Alex Ferguson retired in May 2013 after 26 years as manager for Manchester United Football Club who succeeded him ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "David Moyes", "aliases": ["List of David Moyes thropies", "David Moyes", "Davie Moyes"]}
{"context": "Question: Octavian, who became Augustus, and Marcus Aemilius Lepidus were two members of the 'Second Triumvirate' in 43 BC. Who was the third?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARK ANTONY", "aliases": ["Mark antony", "Mark Antony", "Marcus Antonius", "MARK ANTONY", "Marc Antony"]}
{"context": "Question: What Latin phrase indicates that an aristocrat holds a title in her or his own right ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SUO JURE", "aliases": ["Suo iure", "Suo jure", "SUO JURE"]}
{"context": "Question: In Spain which fruit is called a melocoton?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PEACH", "aliases": ["Peacherine", "Peach", "Prunus daemonifuga", "Nectarines", "Peach trees", "Peaches", "Nectarine", "Persica platycarpa", "Amygdalus potanini", "Peacherine tree", "Culture of peach", "White peach", "Clingstone peach", "Amygdalus persica", "Elegant Lady", "Persica nucipersica", "PEACH", "🍑", "Peacherines", "Freestone peach", "Amygdalus nucipersica", "A Peach", "Brugnon", "Prunus persica", "Persica potaninii", "Persica vulgaris"]}
{"context": "Question: Which motor scooter had a name meaning ‘wasp’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vespa", "aliases": ["Vespa", "Piaggio Vespa", "Vespa 946", "Vespa GS", "Vespa Piaggio", "VBC Super 150", "Piaggio vespa", "Vespa scooter"]}
{"context": "Question: What do the letters GF mean on a menu?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gluten Free", "aliases": ["Gluten Free", "Gluten-free food", "Gluten free diet", "GF diet", "Gluten-free diet", "Gluten-free", "Gluten free", "Celiac diet"]}
{"context": "Question: Who composed the opera The Huguenots?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GIACOMO MEYERBEER", "aliases": ["Meyerbeer", "Giacomo Meyerbeer", "Yakov Liebmann Beer", "Jakob Liebmann Meyer Beer", "GIACOMO MEYERBEER", "Jakob Liebmann Beer", "Jakob Meyer Beer", "Jacob Liebmann Beer"]}
{"context": "Question: Shashlik is what type of food dish?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kebab", "aliases": ["Chenjeh Kebab", "Kebob", "Chapli kebab", "Testi Kebab", "Kakori Kebab", "Burrah Kebab", "Kababs", "Shish-kebab", "Kalmi Kebab", "Sultan's Feast", "Kalmi", "Kebabs", "Shish kebob", "Shishkabob", "Shishkebab", "Chapli Kebab", "Kabab", "Kabab Bakhtiari", "Qabab", "Kalmi kebab", "Kebab Kenjeh کباب ک", "Chelow Kebab", "Testi", "Iranian kabab", "Kabob", "Burrah", "Kabaab", "Bihari kebab", "Chapli kabab", "Sheesh kebab", "Steam kebab", "Shish kabob", "Shish-kabob", "Kebab", "Galouti", "Kebap", "Chapli Kabab", "Galouti Kebab", "Kebab restaurant"]}
{"context": "Question: Which metal is added to steel to produce stainless steel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chromium", "aliases": ["Chromium compounds", "Chromium(III)", "Chromium (element)", "Element 24", "Dichromium", "Cromium", "Chromium", "Chronium"]}
{"context": "Question: Which burowing animal livesin a 'Citadel'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A MOLE", "aliases": ["The Mole", "Mole", "A MOLE", "Mole River", "Mole (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Composite, Shield and Cinder Cone are all types of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Volcano", "aliases": ["Volcanic vents", "🌋", "Most-active volcanoes", "Most active volcano", "Active Volcano", "Volcanicity", "Volcanic vent", "Crater Row", "Volcano (geological landform)", "Last eruption", "Valcano", "Active volcano", "Rift volcano", "Volcanoe facts", "Volcanic mountains", "Extinct Volcano", "Volcanoes", "Volcano eruption", "Potentially active volcano", "Dormant volcano", "Erupt", "Volcano", "Extinct volcanoes", "Most-active volcano", "Extinct volcano", "Volcanos", "Volcanic", "Erupting volcano", "Volcanic mountain", "Inactive volcano", "Active worlds in the Solar System", "Volcanic activity", "Volcanic aerosols", "Dormant volcanoes", "All about Volcanos", "Valcanos", "Volcanoe"]}
{"context": "Question: What were the first names of all 3 Liverbirds?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sandra, Beryl, Carol", "aliases": ["Sandra, Beryl, Carol"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the pre-independence name of Malawi?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NYASALAND", "aliases": ["NYASALAND", "Nyasaland Protectorate", "Nyasaland"]}
{"context": "Question: The Proteas are a national cricket team representing which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Africa", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the first name of the mother of US President Barack Obama?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stanley", "aliases": ["Stanley (TV series)", "Stanley (company)", "Stanley (disambiguation)", "Stanley (TV Show)", "Stanley", "Stanley (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: The term 'redact' in relation to document publication means what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edit/remove", "aliases": ["Edit/remove"]}
{"context": "Question: The pasta, farfalle, is named after which creature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE BUTTERFLY", "aliases": ["ButterFly", "Butterfly (film)", "Butterflies (disambiguation)", "Butterflies (song)", "Butterfly (disambiguation)", "The Butterfly", "Butterflies (film)", "Butterfly (movie)", "Butterfly (album)", "Butterfly (song)", "THE BUTTERFLY"]}
{"context": "Question: Embakasi is the international airport of which African capital city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nairobi Errata: The airport is situated", "aliases": ["Nairobi Errata: The airport is situated"]}
{"context": "Question: What wind speed limit applies for setting athletics sprinting and jumping records?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Two metres per second", "aliases": ["Two metres per second"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the French composer of the ballet Giselle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adolphe Adam", "aliases": ["Adolphe Adam", "Adolphe Adams", "Ballets by Adolphe Adam", "Adolphe Charles Adam", "Adam, Adolphe Charles", "Adolphe-Charles Adam"]}
{"context": "Question: Which military powers fought the Punic Wars?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rome and Carthage", "aliases": ["Rome and Carthage"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Australia's largest island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tasmania", "aliases": ["Taswegian", "Local government in Tasmania", "Geography of Tasmania", "AU-TAS", "Tsmnia", "Tasmania, Australia", "Tasmanian", "Tasmania (Australia)", "Tasmanian people", "Tasmnaia", "Tasmania - Australia", "Tasmania", "Tasmanian cuisine", "Geography of tasmania", "Tazzie"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who wrote the nonsense poem \"\"Jabberwocky\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lewis Carroll", "aliases": ["Lewis carol", "Charles Lutwidge Dodgson", "Reverend Charles Lutwidge Dodg", "Lewis Carol", "The Manlet", "Lewis Caroll", "Carroll, Lewis", "Lewis Carroll", "Carrollian", "Lewis carroll", "Charles L Dodgson", "C. L. Dodgson", "CL Dodgson", "C l dodgson", "Lewis Carrol"]}
{"context": "Question: In which film did Bruce Willis play the character 'Harry Stamper'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'ARMAGEDDON'", "aliases": ["Amargeddon", "Armageddon theology", "'ARMAGEDDON'", "Armaggedon", "Armegeddon", "Battle of Armageddon", "Armagedon", "Armaggeddon", "Armagideon", "Har-Magedon", "Armageddon", "Armogeddon", "Mount Armageddon"]}
{"context": "Question: Coimbra is a principal town or city in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Portugal", "aliases": ["Portogało", "Republic of Portugal", "PORTUGAL", "Portekiz", "Portugallu", "O Papagaio", "ISO 3166-1:PT", "Portunga", "Phu-to-ga", "Potigal", "Portûnga", "Portugul", "An Phortaingéil", "Portugāle", "Portugale", "Portingale", "Potiti", "Portugali", "Portugall", "Portekîz", "Bo Dao Nha", "Portuguese Republic", "Portogallo", "Portugaul", "Portogalo", "Portyngal", "Yn Phortiugal", "Portugalio", "Portugál", "Portugual", "Portuga", "Portgual", "Portugalsko", "Portugaleje", "Phû-tô-gâ", "Portugalujo", "Portugalija", "Pertual", "Pòtigal", "Portugal", "Bồ Đào Nha", "Portugalska", "República Portuguesa", "Portiwgal", "Portugalėjė", "Portúgal", "Portegal", "An Phortaingeil", "Republica Portuguesa"]}
{"context": "Question: Although not the state capital, which is the largest city in the U.S. state of Nebraska ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "OMAHA", "aliases": ["Omaha, Nebraska", "Songs about Omaha", "Omaha", "Omaha, ne", "City of Omaha", "Omaha City", "Omaha Nebraska", "Omaha (NE)", "Omaha,Nebraska", "UN/LOCODE:USOMA", "Omaha, Neb.", "Omaha, NE", "OMAHA"]}
{"context": "Question: In the fairy tale Thumbelina, what creature wants the miniature girl to marry her son ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TOAD", "aliases": ["TOAD", "Tool for Oracle Application Developers", "Toad (software)", "Toad for MySQL", "TOAD (software)"]}
{"context": "Question: What Gaelic word which means 'bad ale' is given to an unlicensed Irish drinking house?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Shebeen", "aliases": ["Shibeen", "Shebeens", "Shebeen"]}
{"context": "Question: Which woodwind instrument is the smallest of the flutefamily?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PICCOLO", "aliases": ["Piccholo", "PICCOLO", "Picollo", "Piccolo flute", "Piccolos", "Piccolo"]}
{"context": "Question: The traditional gift for a ninth anniversary should be made from which material?\nAnswer:", "answer": "POTTERY", "aliases": ["POTTERY", "Pots", "Pottery and porcelain", "Pottery maker", "Art ware", "Pottery-makers", "Pottery-maker", "Vase painting", "Fine art pot", "Clay pottery", "Ceramics", "Pottery", "Ceramicware", "Art pottery", "Painted vase", "Ceramic pot", "Ceramic ware", "Ceramics art", "Pot throwing", "Pottery-making", "Pottery making", "Ceramic paint", "Pottery makers", "Potterymaker", "Ceramicist", "Potterymaking", "Clay pot", "Pot", "Pottery manufacture", "Coil pot", "History of pottery", "Ceramic wares", "Potterymakers", "Making a pot"]}
{"context": "Question: If cows are bovine and horses are equine, what type of animals are ursine?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bears", "aliases": ["Ursine", "Ursoidea", "Honey pig", "Bears", "Arctos", "Ursidae", "BEAR", "Mating bears", "Bear cub", "Reproductive behavior of bears", "Ursoid", "Cub (bear)", "Bear", "🐻", "Bear (zoology)", "Sexual behavior of bears", "Bear hibernation"]}
{"context": "Question: The international network for banking communications is known by its acronym?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SWIFT", "aliases": ["SWIFTNet", "Society of International Financial Telecommunication", "Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunication", "Swiftnet", "Society for Worldwide International Financial Transactions", "SWIFT", "S.W.I.F.T."]}
{"context": "Question: What was unusual about a polo world cup tournament held in Nepal in 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rode on ELEPHANTS", "aliases": ["Rode on ELEPHANTS"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British athlete won the gold medal in the Women's Javelin at the 1984 Olympic Games?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tessa Sanderson", "aliases": ["Tessa Sanderson"]}
{"context": "Question: Oil from oil wells was first used for what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Evaporate brine to produce salt", "aliases": ["Evaporate brine to produce salt"]}
{"context": "Question: Who broke Lou Gehrig's record by playing in his 2131st consecutive professional baseball game on September 6, 1995?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cal Ripken, Jr", "aliases": ["Calvin Ripken, Jr.", "Cal Ripken, Jr", "Cal Ripken, Jr.", "Cal ripkien", "Cal Ripken, Junior", "Ripken, Cal, Jr.", "Cal Ripkin Jr", "Cal Ripken", "Cal Ripken Junior", "Cal ripkin", "Cal, Jr. Ripken", "Calvin Edwin Ripken, Jr.", "Cal Ripkin Jr.", "Cal Ripken Jr", "Cal Ripken Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: What famous motorhome brand took its' name from a Midwestern Native American tribe?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Winnebago", "aliases": ["Winnebago", "Winnebago (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What's the cube root of 27,000?\nAnswer:", "answer": "30", "aliases": ["30", "thirty"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1810 betrothal of Princess Theresa to Crown Prince Ludwig not only resulted in the meadow where the event took place to be named Theresienwiese but also started what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Octoberfest", "aliases": ["Oktoberfest", "Brewfest", "Oktoeberfest", "Oktöbërfest", "Octoberfestivities", "Oktober Fest", "Ein prosit", "October fest", "Octoberfest", "Wiesn", "Oktoberfestivities"]}
{"context": "Question: The Yiddish word/concept 'mensch', anciently derived via German from Roman philosopher Cicero's work Humanitas on human civilisation, refers to a person of great?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Integrity", "aliases": ["Integrety", "Integrity", "Wholeness", "Environmental integrity"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a commmon name for the United Nations peacekeeping forces?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blue Berets", "aliases": ["Blue beret (disambiguation)", "Blue Beret (disambiguation)", "Blue Berets", "Blue Beret", "Blue beret"]}
{"context": "Question: Which team has played in 40 of the 105 Baseball World Series and won 27 World Series championships (between 1923 and 2009), the most of any Major League franchise?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The New York Yankees", "aliases": ["The N. Y. Yankees", "New York Highlanders", "NYY", "New York Baseball", "NY Yankees", "New York Yankees Roster", "Lonn A. Trost", "Nyy", "N. Y. Yankees", "N.Y.Y.", "Yankees Roster", "New York Yankee's", "Yankees Suck", "N Y Yankees", "Baltimore Orioles (1901–19", "New York baseball team", "New York Yankees roster", "New York Yankee", "The N Y Yankees", "NEW YORK YANKEES", "Baltimore Orioles (1901–02", "The NY Yankees", "The N.Y. Yankees", "N Y Y", "Bronx Bombers", "Ny yankees", "New York Baseball team", "N. Y. Y.", "Baltimore Orioles (1901-02", "Yankees baseball", "New york yankees", "New York Yankees (sports)", "Yankees", "N.Y. Yankees", "New York Yankees", "The Bronx Bombers", "The Yankees", "The New York Yankees", "Baltimore Orioles (1901-19"]}
{"context": "Question: Which indoor sport includes a side wall, front wall, and a tin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Squash", "aliases": ["Squash (disambiguation)", "Squash", "Squashes"]}
{"context": "Question: November 10, 1775 at Tun Tavern, Philadelphia, saw the official birth of branch of the US armed forces?\nAnswer:", "answer": "United States Marine Corp", "aliases": ["America's Marines", "U.S. Marines", "United States marine corp", "U.S. Marien Corps", "US Marien Corps", "The United States Marine Corps", "Leatherneck.com", "Marines.mil", "Marine Corps of the United States", "Us marines", "USMC", "United States Marines Corp", "US marine", "Former Marine", "U.S. marines", "American Marine Corps", "United States Marines", "United States of America Marine Corps", "Us marines corps", "U.s. marines", "Marine Corps Order", "US Marine Corp", "Improvise, adapt and overcome", "U.S. Marine Corps", "Marine On-Line", "United States Marine Corps", "U. S. Marine Corps", "Usmc", "US Marine", "USAMC", "United States Marien Corps", "Us Marine", "U S Marine Corps", "United States Marine Corp", "United States Marine", "Marine online", "U.S.M.C.", "Gyrene", "Us marine corps", "Adapt Improvise Overcome", "Marine corps grunt", "US Marines", "U.S. Marine", "US marines", "United States Marines Corps", "U.S Marine Corps", "US Marine Corps", "American Marines", "Member of The United States Marine Corp", "USA Marine Corps", "USA Marines", "United States Marine corps"]}
{"context": "Question: Arrecife is the largest city on which of the Canary Islands whose name is derived from that of a Genoese navigator?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LANZAROTE", "aliases": ["La Gería", "La Geria", "Montañas del Fuego", "LANZAROTE", "Montanas del Fuego", "Lanzarote", "Casas del islote", "Casas del Islote"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the current Australian prime minister ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JULIA GILLARD", "aliases": ["Julia gillard", "Julia Gillard", "Moira Gillard", "Jullia Gillard", "Premiership of Julia Gillard", "Julia Gilard", "Julia Eileen Gillard", "Julie Gillard", "JULIA GILLARD"]}
{"context": "Question: Winning 102 caps between 1988 and 202, who is the Republic of Ireland's most capped player?\nAnswer:", "answer": "STEVE STAUNTON", "aliases": ["STEVE STAUNTON", "Steve Staunton", "Stephen Staunton", "Stan Staunton"]}
{"context": "Question: A supplier of 'apparent' website visitors using low-paid workers to visit websites to post false comments/reviews or generate fraudulent PPC advertising revenues is called a?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Click Farm", "aliases": ["Click Farm", "Click farm"]}
{"context": "Question: Italian Dr Mattheo Thun, whose work can involve bottles and cutlery among other things is best described as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Architect and designer", "aliases": ["Architect and designer"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the original music score for the 2015 film the Hateful Eight his first complete western score for 35 years, winning a Golden Globe ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ENNIO MORRICONE", "aliases": ["Ennio moricone", "Dan Savio", "Ennio Morricone", "ENNIO MORRICONE", "Enio morricone", "Ennio morricone", "Enrico morricone", "Morricone", "Leo Nichols"]}
{"context": "Question: On the Cartesian Plane where is the unit usually represented as i or j?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vertical axis", "aliases": ["First quadrant", "3-D coordinate system", "Cartesian plain", "Rectangular coord", "Euclidian coordinate system", "Right-handed coordinate system", "Cartesian co-ordinates", "Rectangular coordinate plane", "Y axis", "Rectangular coordinate system", "Rectangular Coordinates", "Cartesian chart", "Applicate", "Axis (mathematics)", "3-d coordinate system", "Right-handed system", "3d Cartesian Coordinate System", "Cartesian orthogonal coordinate system", "Z-axis", "Cartesian planes", "Quadrant (analytic geometry)", "Z axis", "3D coordinate system", "Cartesian dimensions", "Left-handed coordinate system", "3-dimensional coordinate system", "Cartesian coordinates", "Cartesian plane", "3-D graph", "Coordinate axes", "X,y coordinates", "Cartesian coordinate", "Abscisse", "Horizontal axis", "3D Cartesian Coordinate System", "Y-axis", "Cartesian co-ordinate system", "Position coordinate", "Cartesian Coordinate System", "First quadrants", "Cartesian-coordinate system", "3-D Cartesian Coordinate System", "Z-coordinate", "3-d graph", "X axis", "First Quadrant", "X-y plane", "Cartesian coordinate systems", "Cartesian space", "Rectangular coords", "Cartesian co-ordinator", "Xy plane", "Vertical axis", "3 dimensional coordinate system", "X-axis", "Cartesian coordinate system", "Rectangular coordinates", "3d coordinates", "History of the Cartesian coordinate system", "Cartesian coordinate plane", "3d coordinate system", "Cartesian equation", "Xy-coordinate system", "Coordinate plane", "Cartesian dimension"]}
{"context": "Question: Every simply connected, closed 3-manifold is homeomorphic to the 3-sphere. Stated above is what mathematical problem named for a Frenchman that defied experts for a century before it was solved by Grigori Perelman in 2006?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Poincaré conjecture", "aliases": ["The Poincaré Conjecture", "Ricci flow with surgery", "Poincaritis", "Poincare's Conjecture", "Hamilton-Perelman Solution of the Poincaré Con", "Solution of the Poincaré conjecture", "Poincaré's problem", "The Poincare Conjecture", "Poincare Conjecture", "Hamilton-Perelman Solution of the Poincare", "Perelman's theorem", "Poincare theorem", "Poincaré Conjecture", "Poincaré's Problem", "Poincaré theorem", "Poincare conjecture", "Solution of the Poincare conjecture", "Poincaré conjecture", "Poincare's theorem", "Poincaré's Theorem", "Poincaré's Conjecture", "Poincaré’s conjecture", "Poincarré conjecture", "Smale's second problem", "Poincarre conjecture", "Hamilton–Perelman solution of the Poincaré conjecture", "Poincare's Theorem", "Poincaré's theorem", "Poincare's conjecture", "Hamilton-Perelman solution of the Poincaré conjecture"]}
{"context": "Question: What was developed at the Bell Telephone Company under the direction of Dr William Shockley?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Transistor", "aliases": ["Collector (electronics)", "Discrete transistor", "Transistor Outline", "Transistor", "Transistorized", "Redifine your concepts about Transistor", "Transistors", "Transfer resistor"]}
{"context": "Question: What was found by Basil Brown on the land of Mrs Edith Pretty near Woodbridge in Suffolk in 1938-9?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The SUTTON HOO burial ship and cemetery", "aliases": ["The SUTTON HOO burial ship and cemetery"]}
{"context": "Question: What do Jane Austen's novels 'Persuasion' and 'Northanger Abbey' have in common?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BOTH PUBLISHED POSTUMOUSLY", "aliases": ["BOTH PUBLISHED POSTUMOUSLY"]}
{"context": "Question: \"John Wayne appeared as a centurion in the film \"\"The Greatest Story Ever Told\"\" (1965). What was his famous line?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Truly this man was the son of God", "aliases": ["Truly this man was the son of God"]}
{"context": "Question: Which scientist was Time magazine's \"Person of the 20th Century\"?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Albert Einstein", "aliases": ["Albert Enstien", "A Tribute to Einstein", "Albert Einstien", "Einstein (physicist)", "Einsetein", "Albert Einstin", "Einstien", "Albert Eienstein", "Albert Einstein", "Einstein, Albert", "Albert Enstein", "Einsteinian", "Alber Enstien", "Albert Einstein's", "Einstein", "Einstien, Albert", "A. Einstein", "Al Einstein", "Albert einstein", "Alber Einstein"]}
{"context": "Question: The Sharks face off against what gang in Leonard Bernsteins musical West Side Story?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Jets", "aliases": ["J.E.T.S.", "The Jets (band)", "Jet", "JET", "JETS (disambiguation)", "JET (disambiguation)", "The Jets (disambiguation)", "Jets", "Jet (disambiguation)", "The Jets", "JETS", "The Jets (rock band)"]}
{"context": "Question: The Battle of Ghuznee in 1839 took place between the armies of Great Britain and which other country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Afghanistan", "aliases": ["Afghanistan", "Avghanistaun", "Soviet-occupied Afghanistan", "Afganhistan", "Afghanestan", "Jomhūrī-ye Esl", "Afghanastan", "Afeganistao", "Afgjanistan", "Afghanistan/Article from the 1911 Encyclopedia", "AfghanistaN", "Afghanistan, Rep. of.", "Afganistan", "Afghanistan-Central Asia", "Afghanistan (1911 Encyclopedia)", "Afghansitan", "Afgahanistan", "IROA", "Kinetic action", "A-Stan", "Afghanstan", "Afğānistān", "AFGHANISTAN", "Afghānistān", "I.R.O.A.", "Islamic Republic of Afghanistan", "Dowlat-e Eslami-ye", "افغانستان", "Afghinastan", "The Graveyard of Empires", "Affghanistan", "Afghanistan, I.S. of", "Etymology of Afghanistan", "The Islamic Republic of Afghanistan", "Islamic Transitional Government of Afghanistan", "ISO 3166-1:AF", "Afghnistan", "د افغانستان اس", "Da Afġānistān Islām", "Da Afghanistan Islami Dawlat Dawlat-e"]}
{"context": "Question: Which former prime minister appeared on the Morecambe and Wise Christmas Special in 1978?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harold Wilson", "aliases": ["A week is a long time in politics", "Sir Harold Wilson", "Shadow Cabinet of Harold Wilson", "Harold Wilson, Baron Wilson of Rieva", "James Harold Wilson", "First Shadow Cabinet of Harold Wilson", "Harold Wilson's", "Wilson, Harold", "James Harold Wilson, Baron Wilson of Rieva", "Harold Wilson", "Baron Wilson of Rievaulx Wilson", "Baron Wilson of Rievaulx", "Shadow Cabinet of Harold Wilson I"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which British artist, born in Dublin, painted \"\"Triptych\"\" and \"\"Two figures with a Monkey\"\" ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRANICS BACON", "aliases": ["FRANICS BACON"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played the part of 'herman' in the 1960's TV series 'The Munsters'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRED GWYNNE", "aliases": ["Fred Gwynne", "FRED GWYNNE", "Frederick Hubbard Gwynne"]}
{"context": "Question: An equilateral triangle has all 3 sides of the same length. What type of triangle only has 2 sides of equal length?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Isosceles triangle", "aliases": ["Isosceles triangle", "Isoceles", "Isoceles triangle", "Isosceles triange", "Isosceles"]}
{"context": "Question: May 31, 1911 saw the launching of the hull of what \"moderately famous\" cruise ship, which took almost a year to complete, but a mere 2 hours and 40 minutes to sink?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RMS Titanic", "aliases": ["S.S. Titanic", "HMS Titanic", "Rms titanic", "R. M. S. Titanic", "Titanic (ship)", "Provisioning of the RMS Titanic", "John van Billard", "RMS %22Titanic%22", "Royal Mail Steamer Titanic", "H.M.S. Titanic", "RMS TITANIC", "SS Titanic", "RMS Titanik", "Titanicc", "Eliza Gladys Milvina Dean", "Barbara Joyce West", "Titanick", "RMS titanic", "Titanic", "Titantic", "Provisioning (RMS Titanic)", "R.M.S Titanic", "S. S. Titanic", "Titanic victim", "Titanic Related Films", "RMS Titanick", "August Weikman", "Rms Titanic", "RMS Titanic", "RMS TITANTIC", "TitaniC", "Titanic passenger", "3909 04", "100th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titan", "The Titanic", "R.M.S. Titanic"]}
{"context": "Question: How many players are on the field in a baseball team?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nine", "aliases": ["9", "nine", "Nine"]}
{"context": "Question: Which six letter Japanese word describes a class of professional women in Japan who are trained from girlhood to dance and entertain social gatherings of men?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GEISHA", "aliases": ["Tachikata", "Geesha girls", "Geisha", "Geigi", "Geihsa", "Geiko", "GEISHA", "Hanadai", "Geisha girls", "Hanadai (Japan)", "Geisya", "Geisha girl", "Geishas", "Geisha and Japanese Women", "Geisha house", "Geisha and prostitution", "Nenki"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the occupation or pastime of a funambulist?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TIGHT ROPE WALKER", "aliases": ["TIGHT ROPE WALKER"]}
{"context": "Question: Who knocked Andy Murray out of the 2013 US Open in the quarter-finals? (Surname only will do)\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Stanislas) WAWRINKA", "aliases": ["Stanislas Wawrinka", "(Stanislas) WAWRINKA", "Wawrinka", "Stan Wawrinka", "Stanislas Warwinka"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actor was the fifth Doctor Who from 1982-1984, and in that role often wore Edwardian cricket costume?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PETER DAVISON", "aliases": ["Peter Davison", "Wet vet", "Peter davisson", "PETER DAVISON"]}
{"context": "Question: How many books in the Bible's Old Testament are included in the Catholic version but not in the Protestant one?\nAnswer:", "answer": "7", "aliases": ["seven", "7"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British footballer has the most number of International caps?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Peter Shilton", "aliases": ["Peter Leslie Shilton OBE", "Peter Shilton", "Peter Leslie Shilton"]}
{"context": "Question: How is the Shakespeare character 'Robin Goodfellow' better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PUCK", "aliases": ["PUCK", "Puck", "Puck (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Facebook's new music sharing/streaming feature launched in 2015 was called 'Music... ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stories", "aliases": ["Story", "Stories (disambiguation)", "Stories (album)", "Story (disambiguation)", "Stories (song)", "The Story", "Story (song)", "Stories", "The story (song)", "Story (album)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Latin word is used for a recess in a church wall containing a basin for washing holy vessels?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PISCINA", "aliases": ["Piscina", "PISCINA", "Sacrarium", "Thalassidion"]}
{"context": "Question: Thailand's currency, the 10th most used globally (at 2015) is the?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Baht", "aliases": ["บาท", "Currency of Thailand", "Thai Baht", "Phai (unit)", "Baht", "Thailand Baht", "Satang", "บาทไทย", "Thai baht", "Baht sign", "Thailand baht", "฿", "Bahts"]}
{"context": "Question: What 3-word phrase used to denote unexplored territories derives from the medieval practice of putting sea serpents in uncharted areas of maps?\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"\"\"here be dragons\"\"\"", "aliases": ["Here be dragons", "Hic sunt leones", "Hic Abundant Leones", "Here there be Dragons", "Here by dragons", "Hic abundant leones", "Here There Be Tigers", "Here are lions", "Here Be dragons", "Here There be Dragons", "HIC SVNT DRACONES", "HC SVNT DRACONES", "Hic Sunt Dracones", "Here be Dragons", "Here there be Tigers", "\"\"\"here be dragons\"\"\"", "Hic abundant Leones", "HC SVHT DRACONES", "Hic sunt Dracones", "Hic sunt dracones", "Thar be dragons"]}
{"context": "Question: Sanskrit is an ancient language of which modern day country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "India", "aliases": ["ഭാരത മ", "هندستانڀارت،", "भारतीय ग�", "Bhārtiya Prajāsattā", "Indian Republic", "ভারতরাষ", "Indian republic", "ಭಾರತ ಗ", "Union of India", "இந்தியக", "भारतीय प्र", "India (country)", "ISO 3166-1:IN", "Indea", "Etymology of India", "ভারত গণ", "Republic Of India", "INDIA", "ભારતી�", "ভারত", "Republic of India", "Les Indes", "Bhārat Gaṇarāj", "جمہوٗرِ", "भारतमहारा", "Indya", "Bharat Ganrajya", "جمہوریہ ب�", "இந்திய", "ଭାରତ �", "भारत गणर", "Republic of india", "जुम्हूरि", "Hindio", "The Republic of India", "భారత గ", "India's", "Hindistan", "ਭਾਰਤ �", "Bhart", "India", "భారత ర", "India.", "ভাৰত গ�", "Indian State", "ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND", "ভারতীয"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the paradoxical psychological phenomenon wherein hostages express adulation and have positive feelings towards their captors that appear irrational in light of the danger or risk endured by the victims?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stockholm Syndrome", "aliases": ["Stockholmsyndrome", "Stockholm Syndrome", "Swedish syndrome", "Association With the Aggressor", "Lima syndrome", "Stolkholm syndrome", "Stockholm Effect", "Capture bonding", "Helsinki Syndrome", "Lima Syndrome", "Stockholm syndrom", "Stockholm effect", "The Stockholm Syndrome", "Possible examples of Stockholm Syndrome", "The Stockholm syndrome", "Stockholm syndrome", "Helsinki syndrome", "Identification with the aggressor"]}
{"context": "Question: What Caribbean nation is considered the first black-led republic in the world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Haiti", "aliases": ["Haitian Ancestry", "Haïti", "Name of Haiti", "Republic of haiti", "Haidi", "Subdivisions of Haiti", "ISO 3166-1:HT", "Administrative divisions of Haiti", "Republic of Haiti", "République d'Haïti", "Arrondissements and communes of haiti", "Repiblik Ayiti", "History of Haitian Nationality", "Departements of Haiti", "People of Haiti", "Haiti", "Ayiti", "Haití", "Hayti", "Haitian Declaration of Independence"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Whose autobiography was entitled \"\"Step Inside Love\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cilla Black", "aliases": ["Priscilla Maria Veronica Willis", "Cilla Black", "Cilla White", "Priscilla Maria Veronica White"]}
{"context": "Question: In which US town or city were the 1932 Winter Olympics held?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lake Placid", "aliases": ["Lake Placid (disambiguation)", "Lake placid", "Lake Placid"]}
{"context": "Question: Being developed from earlier keyboard instruments, what year was the piano invented?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1709", "aliases": ["1709", "one thousand, seven hundred and nine"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the only country to win two silver medals and no other medals at the 2008 Summer Olympics? (clue - both medals were won in men's sprint events)\nAnswer:", "answer": "Trinidad and Tobago", "aliases": ["Trinidad & Tobago", "Republic of Trinidad and Tobago", "Sport in Trinidad and Tobago", "The Republic of Trinidad and Tobago", "Trinidad tobago", "Trinidad, British West Indies", "ISO 3166-1:TT", "Trinidad and tobago", "Trinidad, Tobago", "Republic of trinidad", "Trinidad/Tobago", "Etymology of Trinidad and Tobago", "Trinidad and Tobogo", "Trindiad and Tobago", "Sports in Trinidad and Tobago", "Trinidad y Tobago", "Trinbagonian", "Trinidadian and Tobagonian", "Trinidad and Tobago", "Trinidad and Tobago (commonwealth realm", "Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies", "Trinidad& Tobago", "Trinidad&Tobago", "Trinidad And Tobago", "Trinidad and Tabago", "Trinidadian", "Languages of Trinidad and Tobago"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played factory boss Danny Baldwin in the British television soap ‘Coronation Street’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bradley Walsh", "aliases": ["Bradley Walsh"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which radio comedian's catchphrase was \"\"daft as a brush\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "KEN PLATT", "aliases": ["KEN PLATT", "Ken Platt"]}
{"context": "Question: What is said to be the UK's loudest bird?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bittern", "aliases": ["Bitterns", "Botaurinae", "Bittern"]}
{"context": "Question: What book knocked Henry Kissinger's White house Years out of first place on the best-seller list in November 1979?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aunt Erma's Cope Book, by", "aliases": ["Aunt Erma's Cope Book, by"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country is known to its people as Suomen Tasavalta?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Finland", "aliases": ["FinlanD", "FINLAND", "Suomen tasavalta", "Suomen Tasavalta", "Republiken Finland", "Finlande", "Finland", "Finland during World War II", "Finnland", "Finland's", "Republic of Finland", "Etymology of Finland", "Fin land", "Name of Finland", "Finn Land", "ISO 3166-1:FI", "Northern Finland"]}
{"context": "Question: The song with theshortest title to have reached number one in the UK charts was released by Telly Savalas in 1975. What was it called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'IF'", "aliases": ["I.F.", "If...", "If (song)", "I.f.", "If (album)", "If (disambiguation)", "If...", "I F", "'IF'", "IF", "If.", "If", "If (songs)", "IF (disambiguation)", "If... (song)"]}
{"context": "Question: In Roman mythology, on which part of the body were talaria worn?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Feet", "aliases": ["Foot fracture", "Human feet", "Foot muscles", "Pedis", "Dorsum of foot", "Joints of foot", "Plates of meat", "Muscles of the Feet", "Foot dorsum", "Foot", "Joints of the foot", "Articulatio pedis", "Broken foot", "Foot (anatomy)", "Articulationes pedis", "Foot type", "Insteps", "Articulations of foot", "Human foot", "Foot sweat", "Instep", "Feet", "Foot deformities", "Foot taboo", "Foot fractures"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Australian slang for an outside lavatory?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dunny", "aliases": ["Dunny"]}
{"context": "Question: In which county is the polo venue of Cowdray Park?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(West) Sussex", "aliases": ["West sussex", "West Sussex", "West Sussex Youth Cabinet", "W Sussex", "W sussex", "West Sussex, England", "(West) Sussex"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the capital of the American state of Nevada?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Carson City", "aliases": ["Carson City", "Carson City, Nev.", "Carson City, NV", "Capital of Nevada", "Carson City (NV)", "Carson, Nevada", "Carson City, NV Metropolitan Statistical Area", "Yesterday's Flyers", "Carson, NV", "Carson City County, Nevada", "Consolidated Municipality of Carson City, Nevada", "Carson City metropolitan area", "Carson city nevada", "Carson City County", "City of Carson City", "Carson City, Nevada", "Consolidated Municipality of Carson City", "Carson City, NV MSA", "Carson City, Nevada metropolitan area"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the only Rugby League player to win two consecutive Lance Todd trophies, doing so in 2007 and 2008?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paul Wellens", "aliases": ["Paul Wellens", "Paul wellens"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American motor manufacturer's logo is the head of a ram?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dodge", "aliases": ["Dodge", "Dodge V8", "Dodge Brothers", "Dodge Motors", "Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company", "Dodge Brothers Company", "Dodge Brothers, Inc", "Dadge", "Grab life by the horns", "Dodge Motor Company", "Dodge (car)", "Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle Company", "The Dodge Brothers Company", "Dodge division", "Dodge Cars", "Fratzog"]}
{"context": "Question: Excluding Antarctica, which continent reaches the furthest south?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South America", "aliases": ["South amerika", "South america", "Prehistory of South America", "South American capital cities", "Southamericans", "S. America", "South American continent", "America do Sul", "South America (region)", "South America (continent)", "South american capital cities", "South Americas", "Aouth america", "South Americans", "Southamerica", "Southern America", "South American", "América do Sul", "List of national capitals in South America", "Tourism in South America", "South Amerika", "Southamerican", "South-America", "South-American", "South America"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the concert held at the Cleveland Arena, Ohio, on 21st March 1952, said to be the world’s first major rock & roll concert?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Moondog Coronation Ball", "aliases": ["The Moondog Coronation Ball", "Moondog Coronation Ball"]}
{"context": "Question: Alphabetically which is the first of the five halogens in the periodic table\nAnswer:", "answer": "Astatine", "aliases": ["Asstatine", "Rarest element", "Astaine", "7440-68-8", "Element 85", "Astatide", "Astateen", "Astat", "Astatine", "Alabamium", "Astitene", "Eka-iodine", "Alabamine"]}
{"context": "Question: Probably best remembered as being chief presenter of ITV's News At Ten between 1976 and 1991which British journalist and broadcaster sadly passed away on July 20th 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALASTAIR BURNETT", "aliases": ["ALASTAIR BURNETT", "Alastair Burnet", "Alastair Burnett"]}
{"context": "Question: Viva Forever' is a West End musical (2012) based on the music of 'which pop group?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SPICE GIRLS", "aliases": ["Spice Girls solo discography", "The Spice Girls", "Now And Forever : The Greatest Hits", "Spice Girl", "Suzanne Tinker", "Lianne Morgan", "Spice Girls", "Solo spice girls discography", "Spice girls", "The Spice Girls Story: Viva Forever", "Touch (girl group)", "SPICE GIRLS"]}
{"context": "Question: Which equipment-free sport did Ashok Das introduce to the British Army in 2005?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KABBADI", "aliases": ["Indoor kabaddi", "Kabaddi", "Kabaddi Would Cup Tournament", "Kabbaddi", "Kabbadi", "Chedugudu", "Khabadi", "International Kabaddi Association", "National Kabaddi Association", "Hadudu", "Beach kabaddi", "KABBADI"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose novels feature former US Army policeman 'Jack Reacher'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LEE CHILD (accept his real name J", "aliases": ["LEE CHILD (accept his real name J"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the only person to win the BBC TV Sports Personality of the Year twice during the 1990's - in 1994 and 1996?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Damon Hill", "aliases": ["Damon Hill", "P1 International"]}
{"context": "Question: Canadian Florence Nightingale Graham dropped out of nursing school in Toronto and joined her elder brother in New York City, working as a bookkeeper for the E.R. Squibb Pharmaceuticals Company. By what name is she better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Elizabeth Arden", "aliases": ["Florence Graham", "Elizabeth Arden", "Florence Nightingale Graham"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had hits with Go Now and Nights in White Satin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moody Blues", "aliases": ["Moody Blues", "The Moody Blues", "Moodies", "MoodyBlues", "22 thousand days", "Twenty-two thousand days", "Moodyblues", "22,000 days", "Moody Blues,The", "Moody Blues, The", "22000 days"]}
{"context": "Question: Although they are best known for their only top five hit ,'Amateur Hour' and 'Beat The Clock' were other chart singles for which '70's group?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'SPARKS'", "aliases": ["'SPARKS'", "Sparks band", "Sparks (band)", "The Sparks"]}
{"context": "Question: The Dakar Rally (previously known as the Paris Dakar rally) is an annual event, but of which country is Dakar the capital city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Senegal", "aliases": ["Republic of Sénégal", "Sengal", "Sport in Senegal", "ISO 3166-1:SN", "Indigenous cultures, kingdoms and ethnic groups of", "Culture of Senegal", "Republic of Senegal", "Senegal", "Senegalese", "République du Sénégal", "Sénégal", "Indigenous Cultures, Kingdoms and Ethnic", "Etymology of Senegal"]}
{"context": "Question: With reference to interest rates for what does the T stand in TIBOR?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tokyo", "aliases": ["東京都", "Economy of Tokyo", "Demographics of Tokyo", "東京", "Tõkyõ", "Oyata", "UN/LOCODE:JPTYO", "Toukyo", "Tōkyō, Japan", "Tōkyo", "JP-13", "Tōkyō Met.", "Tokyo Metropolitan Prefecture", "To-kyo", "Tokio Metropolis", "Tôkiô", "Oyata, Tokyo", "Tohkyoh", "Economy of tokyo", "Toukyou-to", "Tókio", "Tokyo", "Toky", "To Kyo", "Tōkyō Prefecture", "Tōkyō-to", "Tokyo (Japan)", "Tōkyō, JP-13", "Tôkyô Prefecture", "Tôkyô, Japan", "Dōngjīng (Japan)", "Outlying islands of Tokyo", "Toukyou", "Toyko, Japan", "TOKYO", "Tōkei", "Tokyo Met.", "Tôkyô", "Tokeo", "Tokei", "Tokyo-To", "Tokyo Plain", "Kudanzaka", "Toukiou", "Tokyo, Tokyo", "To kyo", "Tookioo", "Metropolitan Tokyo", "Tokyo, Japan", "ToKyo", "Toquio", "Toyko", "Tookyoo", "To-Kyo", "Tokyoh", "Tōkyō Metropolis", "Tokyo Administrative District", "Tõkiõ", "Tokyo in pop culture", "Tokyo,Japan", "Tokyo City and Prefecture", "Tōkyō", "Tokyoto"]}
{"context": "Question: The Earth's Equator is approximately how many millions of metres in length?\nAnswer:", "answer": "40", "aliases": ["forty", "40"]}
{"context": "Question: Estelle Parsons won a best supporting actress Oscar for her role in which 1967 film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bonnie and Clyde", "aliases": ["Prentiss Oakley", "Clyde Champion Barrow", "Bonnie & Clyde", "Barrow gang", "Bonnie and clyde", "Bonnie Parker", "Bonny & Clyde", "Bonnie + Clyde", "Prentis Oakley", "Bonney Parker", "Bonny and Clyde", "Bonnie&Clyde", "Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow", "Clyde Barrow", "Bonnie & Clide", "Bonnie And Clyde", "Roy Thornton", "The story of bonnie and clyde", "Bonny + Clyde", "Clyde Chestnut Barrow", "Bonnie Elizabeth Parker", "Bonnie and Clyde"]}
{"context": "Question: According to ancient Greek philosophers the universe was made up of five basic elements, earth, air, fire, water and which other?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ether", "aliases": ["Alkoxyalkane", "Ether group", "Primary ether", "Ethers, cyclic", "Ether bond", "Polyether", "Ether", "Sweet oil of vitriol", "Diaryl ether", "Aryl ether", "Secondary ether", "Organic ether", "O-alkylation", "Tertiary ether", "Polyethers", "Ethers", "Ether (chemistry)", "Oleum dulci vitrioli"]}
{"context": "Question: What pay-per view wrestling event was held for the first time in 1985?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wrestlemania", "aliases": ["Wm 34", "WrestleMania Main-Eventers", "WWE Wrestlemania", "Wwe wrestlemania", "WrestleMania (PPV Series)", "Wrestlemania", "WrestleMania 34", "WrestleMania", "Wrestlemanis", "The Wrestlemania", "WrestleMania XXXIII", "WrestleMania 33", "WrestleMania XXXIV", "The Greatest Superstars of WrestleMania", "WEW WrestleMania", "Wrestle mania", "Wrestlemania 33", "WWE WrestleMania", "Wresltemania", "WWE WM"]}
{"context": "Question: On which record label did Elvis Presley launch his career?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SUN", "aliases": ["The SUN", "SUN (disambiguation)", "Sun (UK)", "SUN", "Sun (disambiguation)", "Sun (band)", "The Sun (tabloid)", "The Sun (band)", "The Sun newspaper", "Sun (British newspaper)", "Sun (unit)", "The Sun (album)", "Da sun", "Sun newspaper"]}
{"context": "Question: From Latin meaning 'earth', and Italian equating to a patio, what is the architectural flooring/wall composite of marble/granite/similar chips and binder?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Terrazzo", "aliases": ["Terrazzo floor", "Terazzo", "Terrazzo"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the 1992 movie and character/actor that featured the quote “Are you crying? There’s no crying! There’s no crying in baseball!”\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tom Hanks as Jimmy Dugan in A", "aliases": ["Tom Hanks as Jimmy Dugan in A"]}
{"context": "Question: Released in 1961, what was the last No.1 hit for Frankie Vaughan?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tower of Strength", "aliases": ["Tower of Strength (disambiguation)", "Tower Of Strength", "Tower of Strength"]}
{"context": "Question: Where on the body would a Hindu woman wear a bindi?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Forehead", "aliases": ["Hairline", "Fore head", "Forehead", "Foreheads", "Sinciput", "Sincipital"]}
{"context": "Question: What Swedish city is connected to Copenhagen via a bridge?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Malmö", "aliases": ["Municipality of Malmoe", "History of Malmö", "Municipality of Malmo", "Malmo urban area", "Malmoe, Sweden", "UN/LOCODE:SEMMA", "History of Malmo", "Malmo", "Municipality of Malmö", "Malmö urban area", "History of Malmoe", "Malmö", "Malmø", "Maelmo", "Malmö Theatre Academy", "Malmo, Sweden", "Malmoe kommun", "Malmoe stad", "Demographics of Malmo", "Malmö, Sweden", "Malmoe urban area", "Mälmo", "Malmoe"]}
{"context": "Question: How many stars are on the national flag of Liberia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "One", "aliases": ["1", "one", "One"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the title of the 1977 movie, who owned a dragon that could become invisible?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pete's Dragon.", "aliases": ["Pete’s Dragon", "Pete's Dragon (film)", "Pets dragon", "Pete's dragon", "Pete's Dragon (2017 film)", "Passamaquoddy (song)", "Pete's Dragon.", "Pete's Dragon"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Rod Stewart song mentions Celtic football club?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'YOU'RE IN MY HEART'", "aliases": ["You're In My Heart", "You're in My Heart", "You're in My Heart (disambiguation)", "'YOU'RE IN MY HEART'"]}
{"context": "Question: What slippery synthetic substance was Ronald Reagan compared to - because no scandals stuck to him?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Teflon", "aliases": ["Teflon (trademark)", "Teflon", "PFTE", "Polytetrafluoroethene", "Polytetrafluroethylene", "Polytetracfluoroethane", "Polytetraflouroethylene", "Tefflon", "Polytetrafluorethylene", "Teflon coated", "Polytetrafluoroethylene", "EPTFE", "C2f4n", "PTFE", "Teflon(r)", "Ptfe", "Teflon®"]}
{"context": "Question: On the human body, a keloid is a type of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Scar", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In what month is Hogmanay celebrated?\nAnswer:", "answer": "December", "aliases": ["December", "㋋", "Xber", "Dec.", "Decembre"]}
{"context": "Question: What six-letter word, taken from Yiddish, means ‘to grumble, complain’, especially when done to excess?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KVETCH", "aliases": ["Kvetch (disambiguation)", "KVETCH", "Kvetch"]}
{"context": "Question: What US sitcom was the first exported to Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Amos 'N' Andy", "aliases": ["Amos n Andy", "Amos And Andy", "Amos and andy", "Amos N Andy", "Amos & Andy", "George %22Kingfish%22 Stevens", "Amos and Andy", "Amos 'N' Andy", "Brazilian Brass Mines", "Amos ‘n’ Andy", "Amos 'n Andy", "Amos N' Andy", "The Amos 'n Andy Show", "Amos 'n Andy Show", "Amos 'n' Andy Show", "Amos 'n' Andy"]}
{"context": "Question: Herman Van Rompuy became first Permanent President of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The European Council", "aliases": ["European summits", "European Transport, Telecommunications and Energy Council", "Parties in the Council of the European Union", "List of Presidents of the European Council", "Euco", "European Summit", "Parties in the council of the european union", "European council", "Parties in the European Council", "Euopean Council", "Party affiliations in the Council of the European Union", "Current composition of the European Council", "European summit", "2007 EU Summit", "The European Council", "European Council"]}
{"context": "Question: In the North East a workman's packed lunch is his 'bait', what is it in Yorkshire?\nAnswer:", "answer": "His 'Snap'", "aliases": ["His 'Snap'"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year was the ten shilling note withdrawn in the UK following the introduction of the 50p coin ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1970", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and seventy", "1970"]}
{"context": "Question: In Pride and Prejudice what was the first name of Mr Darcy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fitzwilliam", "aliases": ["Fitzwilliam (disambiguation)", "Fitzwilliam"]}
{"context": "Question: Annually in July or August, the Obon (or Bon) Buddhist festival to honour the dead is held in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Japan", "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", "🗾"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name for a figure of speech in which a term for a part of something refers to the whole of something ie a businessman is called 'a suit' or a car 'wheels'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Synecdoche - Synecdoche,", "aliases": ["Synecdoche - Synecdoche,"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country are the 2019 Rugby Union World Cup finals to be held?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Japan", "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", "🗾"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British town or city has the post code DL?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Darlington", "aliases": ["Urban changes in Darlington", "Black Banks", "Darlington, United Kingdom", "Darlington, Co Durham", "Darlington, Durham", "Darlington (England)", "Darlington, County Durham", "County Borough of Darlington", "Darlington", "Darlington, England"]}
{"context": "Question: US veterinary pathologist Daniel Salmon (1850-1914) oversaw the discovery of what, named eponymously?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Salmonella", "aliases": ["Soul manela", "Soulmanila", "Salmanilla", "Salmonilla", "Salmonella Panama", "Sourmanila", "Soul manilla", "Salmanila", "Solmanilla", "Saulmanella", "Sour manella", "Samonella", "Saulmanela", "Sal manela", "Sourmanilla", "Saurmanilla", "Soul manila", "Saul manella", "Sol manella", "Salmanela", "Saulmanilla", "Salmonella", "Solmanila", "Sourmanela", "Soulmanela", "Soulmanella", "Sourmanella", "Sal manella", "Saul manela", "Saurmanila", "Sour manilla", "Saulmanila", "Sol manela", "Solmanella", "Salmonella tryphimurium", "Solmanela", "Saur manila", "Saul manila", "Saurmanela", "Salmanella", "Salmonela", "Salmonella phages", "Saur manella", "Soulmanilla", "Sour manila", "Sal manilla", "Sal manila", "Saur manela", "Salmonellae", "Saur manilla", "Saul manilla", "Sour manela", "Sol manilla", "Saurmanella", "Soul manella"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Feel Like Making Love' and 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' were hit singles for which female artist?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Roberta Flack", "aliases": ["Roberta Flack"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, on 23rd July 2009, became the leading Australian batsman, having accumulated more runs in 1st class cricket than the legendary Don Bradman?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JUSTIN LANGER", "aliases": ["JL Langer", "Justin Langer", "JUSTIN LANGER"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the brother of the Bronte sisters?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Branwell", "aliases": ["Branwell Brontë", "Bramwell Bronte", "Bramwell Brontë", "Branwell Bronte", "Patrick Branwell Bronte", "Branwell", "Patrick Branwell Brontë"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the final event in a decathlon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1500 metres", "aliases": ["1500 metres", "1500 distance", "one thousand, five hundred  distance"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first Astronomer Royal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Flamsteed", "aliases": ["Flamsteed", "John Flamsteed", "Historia Coelestis Britannica", "Flamsteedian"]}
{"context": "Question: In which religion is the temple, or place of worship, known as the gurdwara?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SIKHISM", "aliases": ["Sikh faith", "Sikhi", "Sikhsim", "Sikh Brahmins", "SIKHISM", "Sikhism Other Observations", "Sikh religion", "Sikhism", "The Sikh Religion", "The Ten Gurus", "Sikism", "Baptized Sikh", "Sikkhi", "Ten gurus", "Sikha Dharma"]}
{"context": "Question: On which island is the holiday resort of Faliraki?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RHODES", "aliases": ["RHODES", "Rhodes.", "Rhodes (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: The official beverage of Puerto Rico since 1978, what drink consists of rum, coconut cream, and pineapple juice?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pina Colada", "aliases": ["Piña Colada", "Piña colada", "Virgin Piña Colada", "Pina colada", "Peanut Colada", "Pina coladas", "Virgin Pina Colada", "Pinacolada", "Virgin pina colada", "Pina colata", "Pina collada", "Pina Colada", "Piña coladas"]}
{"context": "Question: What controversial accusation is shared by the albums?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Child nudity/pornography", "aliases": ["Child nudity/pornography"]}
{"context": "Question: What stone was used to decipher Ancient Egyptian hieroglyphics?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rosetta Stone", "aliases": ["Stone of Rosetta", "Pierre de Rosette", "Rossetta Stone", "Rosetta inscription", "Rashid Stone", "The Rosetta Stone", "Roseta stone", "Rosetta stone", "Rosseta Stone", "Rosetta Stone", "Decree of Memphis (Ptolemy V"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year did both T-Rex's Marc Bolan and Elvis Presley die ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1977", "aliases": ["1977", "one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-seven"]}
{"context": "Question: Which team was the first to score a 'Golden Goal' in the soccer World Cup Finals?\nAnswer:", "answer": "France", "aliases": ["La Republique francaise", "Franciaország", "La Republique française", "Belle France", "FRANCE", "Republique française", "France", "Ranska", "Franciaorszag", "French Republic", "République francaise", "République française", "ISO 3166-1:FR", "Frankreich", "France (country)", "Etymology of France", "FrancE", "La République française", "People of France", "Republic of France", "Fracne", "Le France", "The French Republic", "Republique francaise", "The Republic of France", "La République francaise", "La France", "Rain in France", "Republic of france", "FRance", "Frakkland", "Climate of France", "Franse"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the stage name of musician Marvin Lee Aday?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Meat Loaf", "aliases": ["Michael Aday", "Marvin Lee Aday", "Michael Lee Aday", "Meat Loaf (singer)", "Meat Loaf", "Meat loaf", "Meatloaf (singer)", "Meat Loaf Aday", "Marvin Aday"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous novelist also wrote under the pseudonym Mary Westmacott?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Agatha Christie", "aliases": ["Christie Estate", "Agatha Christie DBE", "Agatha cristie", "Agatha Christie's", "Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie", "Agatha Mary Clarissa", "Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan", "Christie estate", "Agatha Christy", "Dame Agatha Christie", "Christie, Agatha", "Mary Westmacott", "Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie", "Tropes in Agatha Christie's novels", "Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan", "Christie, Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa", "Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller, Lady", "Plot devices in Agatha Christie's novels", "Lady Mallowan", "Agatha Christie Ltd.", "Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady M", "Agasta Christie", "Agatha Clarissa", "Agatha Mary Clarissa, Dame Christie", "Agatha Christie", "Lady Agatha Mallowan", "Agathe Christie", "Agartha Christie", "Agatha Mallowan", "Agatha mary", "Agathe Christi", "Agatha Christie, DBE", "Agatha christie", "Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan", "Agatha Miller", "Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1988, to reflect the modern family, what change was made to Nestlé's famous birds logo that showed a mother and three fledglings?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The number of fledglings was reduced from three", "aliases": ["The number of fledglings was reduced from three"]}
{"context": "Question: The Tropic of Capricorn crosses the west coast of South America in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHILE", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:CL", "Cxilio", "Cile", "Etymology of Chile", "Republic of Chile", "Chilean Republic", "State of Chile", "Chile", "CHILE", "Name of Chile", "República de Chile", "Chilé"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the largest cat in the world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Siberian Tiger", "aliases": ["Manchurian Tiger", "Northeast China Tiger", "The Siberian Tiger", "Amur tigers", "Ussurian Tiger", "Siberian Tigers", "Siberian tiger", "Amur Tiger", "Korean Tiger", "North China Tiger", "Amur tiger", "Panthera tigris altaica", "Siberian Tiger", "Siberian tigers", "Ussuri Tiger"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the boutique run by Malcolm McLaren and Vivienne Westwood at 430 King’s Road, London, between 1974 and 1976?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sex", "aliases": ["The word sex", "Biological sexes", "Pseques", "Seks", "Anatomical sex", "Sex terms", "Aphrodisiasm", "Sex", "Biological sex", "Sexuality (biology)", "Sexs", "Sex.", "Sex in plants", "Sexes", "Genetic sex", "Sex (biological division)"]}
{"context": "Question: The Jurassic period is known for the appearance on earth of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dinosaurs", "aliases": ["Non-avian dinosaur", "Ornithoscelida", "Dinosauria", "The death of the dinosaurs", "Pachypodes", "Non-avian dinosaurs", "Dinosaurian", "Dinosaurs", "Dinasour", "Triassic dinosaurs", "Phytodinosaur", "Dinosur", "Dinosuar", "Dinosaurology", "Discovery of dinosaurs", "Pachypodosauria", "Pandinosauria", "The Death of the Dinosaurs", "Dinosaur", "Jurassic dinosaurs", "Dinosoor", "Dinosor", "Herbivore dinosaurs", "Death of the dinosaurs", "Dinosour", "Phytodinosauria"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology, which virgin goddess of the hearth, home and cooking gave up her seat as one of the Twelve Olympians to tend to the sacred flame on Mount Olympus, for Dionysus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HESTIA", "aliases": ["HESTIA", "Hestia"]}
{"context": "Question: What French military unit was established in 1831 to enable people from other countries to serve in the French Armed Forces, commanded by French officers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Foreign Legion", "aliases": ["Foreign Legion", "Foreign legionaire", "Foreign legion (disambiguation)", "Foreign legion", "Foreign Legion (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: David Stern was the commissioner of what organization?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NBA", "aliases": ["Nmba", "Nationa Basketball Association", "The N. B. A.", "Nba rules", "N.B.A.", "N. B. A.", "N B A", "The N B A", "National basketball association", "NBA history", "NBA.com", "NBA", "En bee ay", "The National Basketball Association", "NBA Cares", "The NBA", "NBA rules", "Nba basketball", "NBA teams", "The N.B.A.", "UNK NBA", "National Basketball Association", "Nba.com", "NBA president", "History of NBA", "Nba"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the second British motorway\nAnswer:", "answer": "M1", "aliases": ["M1 (disambiguation)", "M01 highway", "M 1", "M.1", "M-1", "M-1 (highway)", "M1", "M01", "М-1"]}
{"context": "Question: How old was Jimi Hendrix when he died?\nAnswer:", "answer": "27", "aliases": ["27", "twenty-seven"]}
{"context": "Question: Which late MP owned Saltwood Castle in Kent?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alan Clarke", "aliases": ["Alan Clarke"]}
{"context": "Question: Charles Dickens' 1859 classic, A Tale of Two Cities, the most printed original English book in history with over 200 million copies sold, is set in what two cities?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paris and London", "aliases": ["Paris and London"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the professional body that represents solicitors in England and Wales?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Law Society", "aliases": ["Law Society of England and Wales", "President of the Law Society", "Law Society of England", "The Society of Attorneys, Solicitors, Pro", "Incorporated Law Society", "The Law Society"]}
{"context": "Question: Columbia University, in the city of New York, was founded as King’s College by royal charter of which British monarch?\nAnswer:", "answer": "King George II", "aliases": ["George 2", "George II (disambiguation)", "George the Second", "George II", "George the 2nd", "King George II", "George Ii", "King george ii", "George ii"]}
{"context": "Question: What radio station do you find at 99.9 on your local FM dial?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KISW", "aliases": ["The Mens Room", "KISW Duck 1977-1980", "KISW", "KISW-FM", "KISW (FM)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the common name of the laryngeal prominence?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adams Apple", "aliases": ["Adams Apple", "Prominentia laryngica", "Adam's Apple", "Adams' apple", "Laryngeal protrusion", "Adams apple", "Prominentia laryngealis", "Adem elması", "Pomum Adami", "Adam's apple", "Adem elmasi", "Prominentia laryngea", "Adems apple", "Adems Apple", "Adem's Apple", "Laryngeal prominence", "Adem's apple", "Laryngeal protuberance", "Pomum Adam"]}
{"context": "Question: The Halle Orchestra was founded in which British city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Manchester", "aliases": ["Manchester developments", "Manchester (borough)", "UN/LOCODE:GBMNC", "Manchester, Greater Manchester", "Manchester, UK", "Climate of Manchester", "City of Manchester", "The weather in Manchester", "Manchester (city, England)", "Machester", "Drizzlechester", "Mancs", "Manchester", "Manchester, United Kingdom", "Manchester (England)", "Metropolitan Borough of Manchester", "Manchester, U.K.", "Manchester (UK)", "England Manchester", "Manchester, England", "County Borough of Manchester"]}
{"context": "Question: 'The Castle of Otranto' often called the first gothic novel, was written in 1764 by whom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HORACE WALPOLE", "aliases": ["Walpole, Horace, 4th Earl of", "Horace Walpole", "William Marshall, Gent", "Horace Walpole, Earl of Orford", "HORACE WALPOLE", "Horatio S. Walpole", "Xo-Ho", "The Hon. Mr. H--CE W--", "William Marshall, Gent.", "H***** W*****", "Horace Walpole, 4th Earl of Or", "Horatio or Horace Walpole", "H. Walpole", "Horace, 4th Earl of Orford Wal"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘Little Boy’ and ‘Fat Man’ were US codes for what during World War II?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nuclear weapons (bombs)", "aliases": ["Nuclear weapons (bombs)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the author of ‘Pygmalion'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George Bernard Shaw", "aliases": ["G. B. Shaw", "G.B. Shaw", "G B Shaw", "Shaw, George Bernard", "George Bernard Shaw", "G.B.Shaw", "George Barnard Shaw", "G. Bernard Shaw", "Plays Unpleasant", "GB Shaw", "Plays Pleasant"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1953, Edmund Hillary was half of the famous pair to first do what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Climb Everest", "aliases": ["Climb Everest"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the only British Olympian to have won three successive Olympic gold medals\nAnswer:", "answer": "Steven Redgrave", "aliases": ["Steven Geoffrey Redgrave", "Redgrave, Steven Geoffrey", "Steve Redgrave", "Sir Stephen Redgrave", "Sir Steve Redgrave", "Steven Redgrave", "Stephen Redgrave", "Steve Geoffrey Redgrave"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the town in which the Meerkats live in the adverts for comparethemarket.com?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MEERKOVO", "aliases": ["Compare the Market", "Comparethemarket.com", "Comparethemeerkat.com", "Aleksander the Meerkat", "A Simples Life", "MEERKOVO", "Alexander the Meerkat", "Meerkovo", "Khalaf Mongis"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the scheming wife of the Roman emperor Claudius?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Messalina", "aliases": ["Valeria Messallina", "Messalina", "Messalina Valeria", "Empress Messalina", "Valeria Messalina", "Messelina"]}
{"context": "Question: What is either a city in Germany or a type of fragrance?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cologne", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:DECGN", "Cologne, Germany", "City of Cologne", "Colonia Agrippinae", "Koln", "Cologne", "Kölle", "DECGN", "Koeln", "Cöln am Rhein", "Köln (region)", "Köln, Germany", "Köln", "Cologne (Germany)", "Cöln", "Cologner", "Koeln, Germany", "Oppidum Ubiorum", "Coln", "Koln, Germany", "Keulen", "Culture of Cologne"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British girl won the Women's Junior Singles title at Wimbledon this year (2008)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LAURA ROBSON", "aliases": ["LAURA ROBSON", "Laura Robson"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2009, who was convicted of the murder of Lana Clarkson?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Phil Spector", "aliases": ["Annette Records", "Phil spectre", "Phil Spector", "Harvey Philip Spector", "Phillip Spector", "Phil specter", "Philip Spector", "Phil spektor", "Phil Specter"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the first of the four stations on a standard Monopoly Board after passing Go?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KING'S CROSS", "aliases": ["Kings Cross", "King's Cross (disambiguation)", "King's Cross", "Kings Cross (disambiguation)", "KING'S CROSS", "King’s Cross"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What city is known to its inhabitants as \"\"auld reekie\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edinburgh", "aliases": ["Dun Eideann", "Burgh of Edinburgh", "Auld Reekie", "Edinburgh, City of (council area)", "Capital of Scotland", "Inner Edinburgh", "Old and New Towns of Edinburgh", "Edinbra", "Edinburgh (Scotland)", "Areas of edinburgh", "Din Eidyn", "Edin-burgh", "Dùn Èideann", "EDINBURGH", "Edinburgh art", "Edingburgh", "Athens of the north", "Dunedin, Scotland", "Edinburgh City Region", "Caer Eiddyn", "Capital city of scotland", "Edimburgh", "Dun Edin", "Edinburgh, United Kingdom", "Edinborough", "UN/LOCODE:GBEDI", "Suburbs of Edinburgh", "The weather in Edinburgh", "City of Edinburgh, Scotland", "Edinburgh, UK", "Edinburgh", "Eiddyn", "Dùn Éideann", "Edimburgo", "Southside, Edinburgh", "Embro", "Edinburgh Navigator", "Edinburgh (district)", "City of Edinburgh", "Eidyn", "Geography of Edinburgh", "Edinbourgh", "Embra", "List of Edinburgh suburbs", "Areas of Edinburgh", "List of places in Edinburgh", "Capital of scotland", "Edinburgh, Scotland", "Edinburrie", "City of Edinburgh (council area)", "Edinbrough", "Edinburgh Inspiring Capital", "City of Edinburgh (local government district, Loth"]}
{"context": "Question: The paintings entitled 'St. George and the Dragon' and 'Madonna with the Fish' are works by which Florentine master?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RAPHAEL", "aliases": ["Raffaello Sanzio", "RAPHAEL", "Raffaelo Santi", "Raphael Santi", "Raffael", "Raffaelo", "Raffaello da Urbino", "Rafael Sanzio", "Rafael Sancho", "Raphael", "Raffaello Santi", "Raphael Urbinas", "Raphaelesque", "Raffaello Sanzio da Urb", "Raphael Sanzio", "Raphael (painter)", "Sanzio", "Raphael Sanzi", "Rapheal", "Rafael Sanzio da Urbino", "Raphaello Sanzio"]}
{"context": "Question: A duodecennial event occurs every how many years?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Twelve", "aliases": ["Twelve", "12", "twelve"]}
{"context": "Question: Which profession are members of the B.D.A.\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dentists", "aliases": ["Dentists", "Dentite", "Dental Surgeon", "Dentist", "Cand.odont", "Dental surgeon"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What is the name of the principle that \"\"if two explanations account equally well for a particular phenomenon, the one to be chosen is the one with the fewer assumptions\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Occam's razor", "aliases": ["Morgan's law", "Parsimoniousness", "Thargola's sword", "Achems razor", "Ockham razor", "Ontological parsimony", "Ockman's razor", "Ockam's Razor", "Ockhams razor", "Parsimonious explanation", "Law Of Economy", "Okhams razor", "Aristotle's razor", "Occum's Razor", "Ocham's razor", "Okkum's razor", "Law of parsimony", "Parsimoniously", "Ontological simplicity", "Occoms razor", "Ockam's razor", "Ockham's razor.", "Law of succinctness", "Occom's razor", "Lex parsimoniæ", "Ockham's Razor", "Ackham's Razor", "Arcum's razor", "Occams razor", "Principle of Economy", "Occam's razzor", "Okkam's razor", "Parsimonious", "Occam razor", "Law of Parsimony", "Principle of Parsimony", "Lex parsimoniae", "Occam's Rasor", "Ockham’s razor", "Okham's Razor", "Occams razzor", "Diagnostic parsimony", "Occum's razor", "Occam's razor", "Law of economy", "Occums razor", "Okham's razor", "Occams Razor", "Occham's Razor", "Law Of Parsimony", "Occams's Razor", "Principle of parsimony", "Complexity (fallacy)", "Occam’s Razor", "Ockham’s Razor", "Occam's razor.", "Ockhams Razor", "Occam's Razor", "Occaam's razor", "Ocam's razor", "Parsimony", "Principle of Simplicity", "Methodological reductionism", "Ockham's razor"]}
{"context": "Question: What cat food “tastes so good, cats ask for it by name”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Meow Mix", "aliases": ["Meow Mix (cat food)", "The Meow Mix Theme", "Meow Mix Cat", "Alley Cat (cat food)", "Meowmix", "Meow Mix Theme", "Singing cat", "Meow Mix"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US burlesque dancer and model was born Heather Renee Sweet?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dita Von Teese", "aliases": ["Heather Renée Sweet", "Heather Renee Sweet", "Von Teese", "Heather Sweet", "Dita von Teese", "Dita Von Tease", "Deeta von Teese", "Dita Von Teese", "Marilyn Manson's Ex-Wife"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the previous occupation of comedian Jim Bowen?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Teacher", "aliases": ["Teachings", "Educator", "Teachest", "School marm", "Schoolteachers", "Teaching aid", "Pedagogia", "School Teacher", "Teaches", "Teacher", "Schoolteacher", "Professional educator", "Professeur", "History teacher", "Teacheth", "Teachers", "School teacher", "Schoolmarms", "Teachingly", "Taught", "List of educators", "Remedial teacher", "Schoolmarm", "National Teacher", "TEACHER", "School teachers"]}
{"context": "Question: The Red Sea is connected to the Indian Ocean by which gulf ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gulf of Aden.", "aliases": ["Gulf of Aden", "Aden, Gulf of", "Khalīj 'Adan", "Gulf of Berbera", "Gacanka Cadmeed", "Gulf of Aden.", "Pirate alley", "خليج عدن"]}
{"context": "Question: What brand announced, in 2010, that their food used to taste bad?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dominos", "aliases": ["Doublenine", "Double nine", "Domino game", "Domino", "Dominos", "Double9", "Double 9", "Domino games", "Dominoes", "Double 6", "Double6"]}
{"context": "Question: Tony Hadley was the lead singer with which 1980s new romantic band?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Spandau Ballet", "aliases": ["List of awards and nominations received by Spandau", "Spandau Ballet", "Spandeau Ballet", "Spanadu Ballet", "Spandou Ballet"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the capital of the province of Manitoba, Canada?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Winnipeg", "aliases": ["The peg", "The weather in Winnipeg", "List of Winnipeg MPs and MLAs", "Winnepeg, Manitoba", "Winnipeg, Canada", "Shamrock School, Winnipeg", "Winnipeg, Manitoba", "St. John Brebeuf School (Winn", "École Marie-Anne-Gaboury", "Victor Mager School, Winnipeg", "Winnipeg", "List of Winnipeg sister cities", "Frontenac School", "UN/LOCODE:CAWNP", "Shamrock School", "George McDowell School, Winnipeg", "Frontenac School, Winnipeg", "City of Winnipeg", "Winnipegger", "École Guyot, Winnipeg", "Ecole Guyot", "America/Winnipeg", "Winnipeg, MB, Canada", "WPG", "École Marie-Anne-Gaboury", "Winterpeg", "École Guyot", "Darwin School", "Ecole Marie-Anne-Gaboury", "Darwin School, Winnipeg", "Winipeg", "Winnipeg, MB", "Whinnipeg", "Windsor School, Winnipeg", "The Peg", "Victor Mager School", "Whyte Ridge", "Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada", "Winnepeg", "Archwood School, Winnipeg", "Archwood School"]}
{"context": "Question: In which city was the rock star Michael Hutchence found dead in 1997 ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SYDNEY", "aliases": ["Sydney, New South Wales, Australia", "Sydneian", "UN/LOCODE:AUSYD", "Sydney Australia", "Sydney (N.S.W.)", "Sydney", "Sydneians", "Sydney, NSW, Australia", "Sydney, New South Wales", "Sydney, AU-NSW", "Sidney, Australia", "Syndey", "Sydney, NSW", "Capital of New South Wales", "SYDNEY", "Sydneysider", "Sydney metropolitan area", "Ysdney", "Sydney (Australia)", "Sydneysiders", "Greater Sydney", "Sydney (N.S.W.),", "Sydney, Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: The sea between Australia and New Zealand is named after an explorer of what nationality?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DUTCH", "aliases": ["Autochtones", "The Dutch", "Netherlanders", "Dutch people", "Etnic Dutch", "Dutch person", "Autochtoon", "Dutch (ethnic group)", "Dutch (ethnic group and nation)", "Dutchmen", "Dutch People", "People of Holland", "Autochtonen", "DUTCH", "Dutch (Ethnic group)", "Dutch ethnic group", "Netherlander", "Etnic dutch", "Ethnic Dutch", "Netherlandians", "Dutch (people)"]}
{"context": "Question: How many hundredweight are in a UK ton?\nAnswer:", "answer": "20", "aliases": ["twenty", "20"]}
{"context": "Question: What plant do we often call the 'Busy Lizzie'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Impatiens", "aliases": ["Balsamine", "Balsam-weed", "Impatien", "Balsam (flower)", "Wild balsam", "Jewel weed", "Jewel-weed", "Wild Balsam", "Impatients", "Jewelweed plant", "Impatiens", "Balsam Weed", "Balsam weed", "Jewelweed"]}
{"context": "Question: Which competition was won by Caroline Flack in December 2014?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Strictly Come Dancing", "aliases": ["People's Strictly", "Strictly Come Dancing (Series One)", "Strictly come dancing", "Peoples Strictly", "Strictly Ice Dancing", "Strictly Come Dancing (TV series)", "Strictly Come Dancing", "Strictly Come Dancing Band", "Strictly African Dancing"]}
{"context": "Question: What was named after American frontiersman James Bowie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Knife", "aliases": ["Ansall", "Knifes", "Cable sheath splitting knife", "Knive", "Knives", "Fish knife", "Sheath knives", "Long knife", "Knife"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the only letter of the alphabet which does not appear in any of the names of the 50 American states?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Q", "aliases": ["ⓠ", "🅠", "Q (alphabet)", "Ⓠ", "⒬", "🅀", "Ｑ", "🄠", "Q", "Q (letter)", "🆀", "Q."]}
{"context": "Question: With a population of almost 930,000 inhabitants, what is the capital city of Nicaragua?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MANAGUA", "aliases": ["Leal Villa de Santiago de Managua", "Managua, Managua", "Managua", "Capital of Nicaragua", "Managua, Nicaragua", "America/Managua", "UN/LOCODE:NIMGA", "MANAGUA"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of natural disaster killed 173 people in Victoria, Australia in 2009?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bushfires", "aliases": ["Australian bushfires", "Bushfires", "Wildfires in Australia", "Bushfires in australia", "Bushfires in Australia", "Bushfire"]}
{"context": "Question: What elements are in the compound nitric acid?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen", "aliases": ["Hydrogen, Nitrogen, Oxygen"]}
{"context": "Question: The particle physics unit of reactionary particle decay is?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Strangeness", "aliases": ["Strange particle", "Strangeness", "Strangeness (particle physics)", "Strange Particle", "Eta charge", "Strangeness number", "Strange particles", "Eta-charge"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first President to be an American citizen from birth, having been born after the Declaration of Independence?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Martin Van Buren", "aliases": ["Martin Van Buren", "Martin van Buren", "Martin VanBuren", "Martin van bueren", "President Van Buren", "The Little Magician", "Little Magician", "Martin Van Ruin", "8th President of the United States", "Presidency of Martin Van Buren", "Maarten van Buren", "Van Buren Administration", "Eighth President of the United States", "Martin van bueran", "Martin Van Buran", "Old Kinderhook"]}
{"context": "Question: What happens at the 'Tower of London' at 9.40 every evening?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ceremony of the Keys", "aliases": ["Ceremony of the Keys", "Ceremony of the keys"]}
{"context": "Question: A calcifuge is a plant that will grow best where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "IN ACIDIC SOIL", "aliases": ["IN ACIDIC SOIL"]}
{"context": "Question: Which red dwarf star, approximately 4.2 light-years distant in the constellation of Centaurus is the nearest star to the Sun?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Proxima Centauri", "aliases": ["Gl 551", "Proxima Centauri", "GCTP 3278.00", "V645 Centauri", "Proxima centauri", "Proxima Centauri C", "Nearest star to our planet", "LHS 49", "Alpha Centauri C", "Closest star", "Rigil Kent C", "Proxima Centari", "Proxima Centaurus", "Alpha Proxima", "Proxima Centuri", "Gliese 551", "Alpha proxima"]}
{"context": "Question: Which East Midlands club holds the Football League record for most games played?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nots County", "aliases": ["Nots County"]}
{"context": "Question: Which coral atoll, the largest island in the Chagos Archipelago, was forcibly depopulated in 1971 to make way for a joint UK/USA military base?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DIEGO GARCIA", "aliases": ["Deigo garcia", "FJDG", "DIEGO GARCIA", "Anniversary Island", "Diego Garcia", "Diego Garcia Tracking Station", "Deigo Garcia"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"At night they fly, you better run, these winged things are not much fun.\"\" \"\"In the jungle you must wait, until the dice read five or eight.\"\" \"\"A tiny bite can make you itch, make you sneeze, make you twitch.\"\" \"\"This will not be an easy mission, monkeys slow the expedition.\"\" Clues from what 1995 movie game?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jumanji", "aliases": ["Jumangi", "Jumanji (reboot)", "Jumanji (film)", "Jumanji (movie)", "Jumanji (2014 film)", "Jumanji (2016 film)", "Carl Bentley", "Jumanij", "Jumanji", "Jumanji (2015 film)", "Sam Parrish", "Jumanji 3", "Jumanji 2", "Sarah Whittle"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of the film considered to be the debut of cartoon character Mickey Mouse?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Steamboat Willie", "aliases": ["Steamboat Willie", "Timeless River", "Steamboat Willy", "Steam boat Willie"]}
{"context": "Question: In which sitcom did Penelope Wilton play the wife of Richard Briers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ever Decreasing Circles", "aliases": ["Ever Decreasing Circles"]}
{"context": "Question: The UK television drama series ‘Boys From the Black Stuff’ was set in which city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Liverpool", "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."]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the classic ghost story The Monkey's Paw ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(W.W.) JACOBS", "aliases": ["William Wymark Jacobs", "W W Jacobs", "W w jacobs", "WIlliam Jacobs", "W. W. Jacobs", "WW Jacobs", "(W.W.) JACOBS", "Ww jacobs", "W.W. Jacobs"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Japan considering fitting in lifts after the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in May 2015 affected over 20,000 lifts\nAnswer:", "answer": "Emergency toilets & drinking water", "aliases": ["Emergency toilets & drinking water"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, in the Bible, was the eldest son of Isaac?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Esau", "aliases": ["Eisof", "'Esaw", "'Esav", "Esav", "Esau", "Eisov", "ʿĒśāw", "עֵשָׂו"]}
{"context": "Question: Who lived in the Lateran Palace from the fourth to the fourteenth centuries?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Popes", "aliases": ["List of Vatican monarchs", "African popes", "List of Roman Catholic popes by nationality", "List of popes", "German pope", "List of German popes", "List of popes by nationality", "List of Popes", "List of Bishops of Rome", "List of the popes", "Recent pope", "List of Popes by nationality", "List of Popes of Rome", "Popes by nationality", "Popes", "List of bishops of Rome", "Timeline of the Papacy", "List of Syrian popes", "List of Catholic popes", "List of Roman Catholic Popes", "Recent Pope", "List of popes of Rome", "Syrian popes"]}
{"context": "Question: The Levant, (deriving from 15th century French, lever, 'rising', relating to the Eastern sunrise) refers to what part of the world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eastern Mediterranean", "aliases": ["Eastern Mediterranean"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The \"\"Hall of Mirrors\"\" is in which building?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Palace of Versailles", "aliases": ["Palais de Versailles", "Palace of versailles", "Musee national du chateau de Versa", "Palace and Park of Versailles", "Chateau of Versailles", "Versailles", "Museum of the History of France, Versa", "City of Versailles", "Palace of Versailles", "Musée de Versailles", "Musée national du Château de Versa", "Versailles Castle", "Musée d’Histoire de France", "Palais Versailles", "Château de Versailles", "Residence of Versailles", "Schloss Versailles", "Musée national du château de Versa", "Versailles Museum", "Galerie de Versailles", "Chateau de Versailles", "Château of Versailles", "PalaceofVersailles", "Musée national du château et des T", "Musée d'Histoire de France", "Chateau Versailles", "Versailles Palace", "The Palace of Versailles", "Musée historique de Versailles"]}
{"context": "Question: Which foreign car manufacture has a rams head on its badge?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DODGE", "aliases": ["Dodge", "Dodge V8", "Dodge Brothers", "Dodge Motors", "Dodge Brothers Motor Car Company", "Dodge Brothers Company", "Dodge Brothers, Inc", "Dadge", "DODGE", "Grab life by the horns", "Dodge Motor Company", "Dodge (car)", "Dodge Brothers Motor Vehicle Company", "The Dodge Brothers Company", "Dodge division", "Dodge Cars", "Fratzog"]}
{"context": "Question: John Nettles plays 'Detective Chief Inspector Tom Barnaby' in 'Midsomer Murders', who played 'Detective Sergeant Gavin Troy'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DANIEL CASEY", "aliases": ["DANIEL CASEY", "Daniel Casey"]}
{"context": "Question: Atychiphobia is the irrational fear of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Failure", "aliases": ["Major flops", "Unsuccess", "List of product failures", "Failboat", "Failed", "Fail (meme)", "Phail", "Fail pictures", "Commercial failures", "Failure", "Epic fail", "Fail (internet meme)", "FAIL", "Fail picture", "Epic Fail", "Commercial failure", "EPIC FAIL", "Failures", "Fail (Internet meme)", "PHAIL", "Epic failure", "Mitt Romney presidential campaign 2008", "Fail"]}
{"context": "Question: What was Tony Blair’s constituency?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SEDGEFIELD", "aliases": ["Segfield", "SEDGEFIELD", "Sedgefield"]}
{"context": "Question: What public school did the Duke of Edinburgh and Prince Charles attend?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gordonston", "aliases": ["Gordonstoun School", "Gordonstun", "Gordonstown", "Gordonstoun", "Gordonston", "Gordonstounians", "Gordonstone"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the significance of 16th June 1904?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Day on which Ulysses is set", "aliases": ["Day on which Ulysses is set"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2005, Dan Wheldon became the first British competitor to win what event in over 30 years?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Indianapolis 500", "aliases": ["Indianapolis 500-Mile Race", "The Indianapolis 500-Mile Race", "Greatest spectecle in racin", "The Greatest Spectacle in Racing", "The Greatest Spectacle In Racing", "Indy 505", "The Indianapolis 500", "Greatest Spectacle in Racing", "Indy500", "Indy 500", "The Indy 500", "Indianopolis 500", "Greatest Spectacle In Racing", "The 500", "Indianapolis 500", "Indianapolis 500 Mile Race", "Indianapolis 505", "International 500-Mile Sweepstakes Race", "International 500-Mile Sweepstakes", "The greatest spectecle in racing", "Carb Day"]}
{"context": "Question: Of the ten most populated cities of the USA which is furthest north?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Detroit", "aliases": ["The 313", "Detroit, Michigan", "2014 Southeastern Michigan flood", "Detroit, Mich.", "West Side Detroit", "Detroit, Michigan, United States", "The weather in Detroit", "State of Detroit", "Detroit automaker", "St. Scholastica School, Detroit", "Detroit, MI", "Detroit, USA", "Detroit, Michigan, U.S.", "Detroit, Michigan, US", "Demographics of Detroit", "Detroit (MI)", "Motor city", "UN/LOCODE:USDET", "Racial and Ethnic History of Detroit", "Demographics of Detriot", "Detroit, M.I.", "Detroit, Michigan, USA", "Race and ethnicity in Detroit", "The Motor City", "Motown, Michigan", "The 3-1-3", "Détroit, MI", "Detroit, mi", "Detroit's Effort in the Great War", "Detroit", "Detroit, United States", "Detroit, Michigan, U.S.A", "The motor city", "Detroiters", "Detroit Michigan", "City of Detroit", "City of Detroit, Michigan", "Detroit City", "Motor City", "East Side Detroit", "Detroit MI", "Demographic profile of Detroit", "Detroit (Mich.)", "Detriot", "Détroit, Michigan"]}
{"context": "Question: The German film 'The Blue Angel' launched the career of which famous actress?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Marlene Dietrich", "aliases": ["Marie M. Dietrich", "Marlène Dietrich", "Marlena Dietrich", "Marie M Dietrich", "Marie Dietrich", "Marlene dietrick", "Marlene Dietrich", "Marie Magdalene Dietrich"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the unofficial accolade awarded to the fastest passenger ship to cross the Atlantic in the westbound direction?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blue Riband", "aliases": ["Hales trophy", "Blue Riband", "Hales Trophy"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the executioner of Louis XVI?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sansom", "aliases": ["Sansom"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the collection of Gothic horror stories entitled In A Glass Darkly in 1872?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu", "aliases": ["Joseph Lefanu", "J. Sheridan Lefanu", "J. Sheridan Le Fanu", "Joseph Sheridan le Fanu", "Joseph Sheridan Lefanu", "Le Fanu", "J.S. Le Fanu", "Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu", "Sheridan le Fanu", "J. S. LeFanu", "J. S. Le Fanu", "Joseph Le Fanu", "Sheridan Le Fanu"]}
{"context": "Question: Which headgear actually only holds about three litres?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ten Gallon Hat", "aliases": ["10 gallon hat", "Ten-gallon hats", "Ten Gallon Hat", "Cowboy hats", "Ten-gallon hat", "Cowboy Hat", "Ten gallon hat", "Cowboy hat", "10-gallon hat", "Ten- gallon hat"]}
{"context": "Question: In the BBC TV series, how are Antonio Carlucci and Genaro Contaldo better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Two Greedy Italians", "aliases": ["Two Greedy Italians"]}
{"context": "Question: Which NATO member country has the smallest population?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Iceland", "aliases": ["IJsland", "Icedland", "The land of ice and snow", "Icelandic isles", "Lýðveldið ísland", "Iceland", "ISO 3166-1:IS", "The Republic of Iceland", "Ice-land", "Hyui", "Republic of Iceland", "Ísland", "ICELAND", "Lydveldid island", "Icealnd", "Ice land", "Mainland Iceland", "Island of Iceland"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the second-largest day for U.S. food consumption, after Thanksgiving Day?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Super Bowl Sunday", "aliases": ["Superbowl Sunday", "Super Bowl Sunday"]}
{"context": "Question: Which French physicist (1852-1908) shared the Nobel Prize for Physics with the Curies in 1903 and has the SI unit of radioactivity named after him?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Antoine Becquerel", "aliases": ["Becquerel, Antoine Henri", "Antoine H. Becquerel", "Anton Henri Becquerel", "Antoine Becquerel", "Antoine-henri becquerel", "Henri Becquerel", "Antoine-Henri Becquerel", "Antoine Henri Becquerel"]}
{"context": "Question: Only two nations have square flags. One is the Vatican City. Name the other?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SWITZERLAND", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Who composed the ballet ‘Swan Lake’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pyotr Tchaikovsky", "aliases": ["Tsjajkovskij", "Tchaicovski", "Piotr Czajkowski", "Piotr Il'yich Tchaikov", "Tchaicovksy", "Peter Illyich Tchaikovsky", "Tschaikovsky", "Tchaichovsky", "Tschaikovski", "Tschaikowsky", "Пётр Чайковск", "Piotr Tchaikovsky", "Piotr Ilyitch Tchaikovsky", "P. I Tschaikovsky", "Tschaikowski", "Pyotr Chaykovsky", "Tsjaikovskij", "Piotr Ilitsch Tschaik", "Petr Ilyich Tchaikovsky", "Peter Ilyitch Tschaikovsky", "Tchiachovski", "Tchaikovsky", "Пётр Чайко́", "Pjotr Ilych Tchaikov", "Tchaikovski", "Ilyich Tchaikovsky", "Peter Ilyich Tschaikowsky", "Pyotr Chaikovsky", "Piotr Iljicz Czajkow", "Tchaicovsky", "P I Tchaikovski", "Tjajkovskij", "Tchaikofski", "Peter Ilyich Tchiakovsky", "Pjotr Tšaikovski", "P I Tchaikovsky", "Piotr Ilich Tschaikow", "Tchaikofsky", "Pietr Tchaikowsky", "Tchaikovasky", "Peter Illich Tchaikovsky", "Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikow", "P. I. Tschaikovsky", "Pjotr Iljitsch Tsch", "Pjotr Iljitsch Tsch", "Чайко́вский", "P. I. Tchaikovski", "Tchaikowsky", "Peter Tchaikovski", "P. I. Tchaikovsky", "Tchaikowski", "Petr Il’ic Cajkovskij", "Peter I. Tchaikovski", "Pyotr Il'ich Chaykovsky", "Pyotr Illich Tchaikovsky", "Pyotr Ilyich", "Pytor Il'yich Chaykov", "Pyotr Illych Tchaikovsky", "Peter Tschaikowsky", "Peter Illich Tschaikowsky", "Petr chaikovskiy", "Pëtr Ilyich Tchaikovsky", "Pjotr Tjajkovskij", "Peter Ilich Tchaikovsky", "Pyotr Il'yich Tchaikov", "Peter I. Tchaikovsky", "Pyotr Ilich Tchaikovsky", "Petr Il'ic Cajkovskij", "Pyotr Il’yich Tchaikov", "Pyotr Ilyich Chaykovsky", "Peter Tchaikovsky", "Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky", "Peter Tschaikovsky", "Pëtr Il’ič Čaj", "P.I. Tschaikovsky", "Tchaikovksy", "Tschaicowsky", "Tchicovski", "Čajkovskij", "Pyotr Tchaikowsky", "Piotr Iljitsch Tchaik", "Pëtr Ilyich Chaikovsky", "Peter Ilyitch Tchaikovsky", "Peter I Tchaikovsky", "Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky", "Pyotr Ilyich Tschaikov", "Pyotr Il’ich Chaykovsky", "Пётр Ильи́ч", "Piotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky", "Pyotr Il'yich Chaikovsky", "Pyotr Tchaikovsky", "Чайковский"]}
{"context": "Question: In the very first Boston Marathon, 15 runners competed. How many finished?\nAnswer:", "answer": "$85,000", "aliases": ["eighty-five thousand  distance", "$85,000", "85000 distance"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Spanish soup containing onions, tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers and traditionally thickened with stale breadcrumbs is always served cold ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GAZPACHO", "aliases": ["Gazpacho", "GAZPACHO", "Gazpacho soup", "Gaspacho", "Gazpacho Soup"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country is the airline Bell-Air based?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NEW ZEALAND", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: The island of Honsh is part of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Japan", "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", "🗾"]}
{"context": "Question: Della Street was whose secretary?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Perry Mason", "aliases": ["Perry Mason (film)", "Perry mason", "Perry Mason: The Case of the Defiant", "Perry Mason"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Whole Lotta Love', 'Yellow Pearl', 'The Wizard', and 'Get Out Of That' have all been theme tunes to which television programme?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'TOP OF THE POPS'", "aliases": ["Top of The Pops", "Top of the Pops Saturday", "Top Of The Pops", "Top of the pops", "Top of the Pops (US)", "TOTP", "TOTP (disambiguation)", "Top of the Pops (UK)", "Top of the Pops", "'TOP OF THE POPS'", "Dave Davani Four"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the town in the vicinity of Versailles famous for its hard-paste porcelain.\nAnswer:", "answer": "SEVRES", "aliases": ["Sèvres", "Sèvres, France", "Sevres, France", "SEVRES", "Sévres", "Sevres"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the most popular natural attraction in Alaska?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mount McKinley", "aliases": ["Denali North Peak", "Mount McKinley", "Mount McKinley North Peak", "Mt McKinley (Denali)", "Churchill peaks", "Mount McKinley South Buttress", "Highest mountain in North America", "Большая Гора", "Mount Mckinley", "Mt. Denali", "Mount mckinley", "Mt McKinley", "Mount McKinely", "Mount McKinley East Buttress", "Mt. McKinley", "Mt. mckinley", "Mount Denali", "Denali East Buttress", "Mount McKinley (Alaska)", "Denali", "Denali South Buttress", "Mt mckinley"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What has been described as the \"\"fifth\"\" taste, after sweet, sour, bitter, and salty?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Umami", "aliases": ["Savory taste", "Umame", "Savouriness", "Xian wei", "Savour", "Umami taste", "Umani", "Savoryness", "Osmazome", "Umami", "Malinamnam", "Meaty taste", "Linamnam", "Gamchilmat"]}
{"context": "Question: What actor has played James Bond in the most movies?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Roger Moore", "aliases": ["Sir Roger George Moore", "Turk Thrust 2", "Turk Thrust II", "Roger Moore (actor)", "Turk Thrust, Jr", "Luisa Mattioli", "Sir Roger Moore", "Roger George Moore", "Moore, Sir Roger George", "Moore, Roger", "Geoffrey Moore (actor)", "Roger Moore"]}
{"context": "Question: Which South American country's flag has nine alternating horizontal bands of blue and white with a gold sun in a white canton?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Uruguay", "aliases": ["Cruzada Libertadora", "Uraguay", "Uruguayan", "Uruguay", "Health care in Uruguay", "Uruguayo", "Urú", "Republic East of the Uruguay", "Eastern Republic of the Uruguay", "República Oriental del Uruguay", "ISO 3166-1:UY", "Etymology of Uruguay", "Eastern Republic of Uruguay", "Uruguai", "Uruguayan (disambiguation)", "Uruguay (country)", "Oriental Republic of Uruguay", "Name of Uruguay", "Health in Uruguay", "Media of Uruguay"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was on the English throne in 1400?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Henry 4th", "aliases": ["Henry 4th"]}
{"context": "Question: A 'Comedo' is the medical name for what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A BLACKHEAD", "aliases": ["Comedone", "Comedones", "A BLACKHEAD", "Black head", "Open comedo", "Microcomedo", "Comedo", "Comedo (disambiguation)", "Microcomedone", "Blackhead", "Black heads"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour is the live wire in an electric plug?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BROWN", "aliases": ["Orangeish blacks", "Light brown", "Orangeish black", "Black oranges", "Blackish-oranges", "Black-oranges", "Orangeish-black", "Orangeblack", "Orange-black", "Orangeish-blacks", "Brownest", "Brownishly", "Blackish orange", "Brown", "List of terms associated with the color brown", "Orange-blacks", "Blackish oranges", "Orangeishblacks", "Brownness", "Orangeishblack", "Orangish-blacks", "Orangish blacks", "Pale Sandy Brown", "Blackish-orange", "Orangishblack", "Blackorange", "Brownishness", "Blackishoranges", "Brownish", "Orangish-black", "Black orange", "Orangish black", "Pullman brown", "Blackishorange", "Orange blacks", "Brown (colour)", "Black-orange", "Blackoranges", "BROWN", "Orangishblacks", "Dark brown", "Brown (color)", "Reddish brown", "Orangeblacks", "Brownly", "Orange black"]}
{"context": "Question: The nephew of a former captain, who was the only Scottish player in the Europe team?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stephen Gallacher", "aliases": ["Stephen Gallacher"]}
{"context": "Question: Indians used wampum for money, what was wampum\nAnswer:", "answer": "Beads or shells", "aliases": ["Beads or shells"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Sunrise, Sunset' and 'Tradition' are songs from which musical?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fiddler on the Roof", "aliases": ["Fiddler on a Roof", "Fiddler on the roof", "Sprintze", "Fiddler On the Roof", "2 life", "Fiddler On The Roof", "The Fiddler on the Roof", "Fiddler on the Roof", "Fiddler on the reoof", "Anatevka"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the traditional Italian name for the text of an opera or musical?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Libretto", "aliases": ["Lobretto", "Libretist", "Lobreto", "Libretto", "Librettist", "Libretti", "Librettos"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of creature is a Meadow Brown?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Butterfly", "aliases": ["Butterfly", "Butterflys", "Buttetrfly", "Butterfly life cycle", "Rhopalocera", "Butterflies"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the highest grossing movie of all time?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Avatar", "aliases": ["Avatāra", "Maha Avatara", "Purna avatars", "Avatara", "Avatar", "Avatars", "Avataras", "Mahavatara", "Avataar", "Avesha Avatara", "Avātara", "Avater", "Vishnu Avataras", "Mahavatar", "Avitar", "Avatar (Hinduism)", "Purna avatar"]}
{"context": "Question: Which founder of the company Triad was accused by the USA of receiving bribes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adnan Khashoggi", "aliases": ["عدنان خاشقجي", "Adnan kashoggi", "Adnan Khashoggi", "Khashogi", "Kashoggi", "Khashoggi"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country were the 1948 Winter Olympics held?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Switzerland", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Gymnogynomania is an urge to spy on people while they are doing what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Undressing", "aliases": ["Untrusses", "Undress codes", "Undresses", "Untrussing", "Undress", "Untruss", "Undress code", "Untrussed", "Undressing"]}
{"context": "Question: What technical word is given usually to the right-side odd-numbered page of a book?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Recto", "aliases": ["Verso and recto", "RectoVerso", "Recto", "Recto and Verso", "Recto-verso drawing", "Recto and verso", "Rectoverso", "Recto pages", "Recto verso", "Recto-verso", "Verso", "Recto-Verso", "Recto Verso", "Leaf (books)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which once popular social network announced it was to close down?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Friends Reunited", "aliases": ["Friends Reunited", "FriendsReunited.co.uk", "Friendsreunited", "Friends reunited"]}
{"context": "Question: Sean Connery's first Oscar was awarded for his role in which film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE UNTOUCHABLES", "aliases": ["Intouchable (disambiguation)", "The Untouchables (TV series)", "Untouchable (song)", "Untouchable (album)", "Untouchables", "Untouchable (TV series)", "Untouchables.", "Untouchable", "THE UNTOUCHABLES", "The Untouchables", "Untouchable (disambiguation)", "The untouchables"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the underwater equivalent of radar\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sonar", "aliases": ["Sonar", "Lfas", "Passive sonar", "Variable Depth Sonar", "Active sonar", "So.n.a.r.", "Low Frequency Active Sonar", "Active acoustics", "Passive Sonar", "Sonars", "Asdic", "Sound navigation and ranging", "Ultra-sonic", "Anti-Submarine Detection and Identification Commission", "ASDIC", "SONAR", "Asdivite", "Acoustic radar", "Variable depth sonar", "Sonar system", "Sonar Projector"]}
{"context": "Question: The outlawing and monitoring of human self-bone-breaking and self-mutilation became a priority where in 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "London Paralympics", "aliases": ["London 2012 Paralympics", "Paralympics 2012", "London Paralympics", "Fourteenth Paralympic Games", "2012 Paralympic Summer Games", "2012 Paralympic Games", "London 2012 Paralympic Games", "London paralympics", "The 2012 Summer Paralympic Games", "2012 Summer Paralympics", "Paralympic 2012", "14th Paralympics", "2012 Paralympic", "2012 Paralympics", "2012 Summer Paralympic Games"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the original drummer/singer with the Monkees pop group?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mickey Dolenz", "aliases": ["Micky Dolenz", "Michael Dolenz", "Mickey Dolenz", "Micky Braddock"]}
{"context": "Question: At which film festival could you be awarded the 'Palm d'Or'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cannes", "aliases": ["Cannes, France", "UN/LOCODE:FRCEQ", "Cannes", "The weather in Cannes"]}
{"context": "Question: What were Scotsmen prohibited from wearing 1746-1782 under the Highland Garb Act, after the rising in Scotland in 1745?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tartan", "aliases": ["Plaid cloth", "Tartain", "St David's Tartan", "Balmoral tartan", "Sett (textiles)", "Clan tartan", "Tartans", "Scottish plaid", "Tartan patterns", "Plaid (fabric)", "Tartan", "Clan tartans", "Pattern tartan", "District tartan"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the wife of Zeus and the mother of Ares?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hera", "aliases": ["Hêra", "Hera", "Aegophagus"]}
{"context": "Question: In March 1994, what was ‘David and Jerry’s Guide to the World Wide Web’ renamed?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Yahoo!", "aliases": ["Yahoo! Education", "Yahoo Traffic Server", "Yahoo.cm", "Yahoo. com", "Yahoo Inc.", "Yahoo! Developer Network", "Yahoo logos", "Yahoo! Shine", "Yahoo inc", "Yahoo! Inc", "Yahooo", "Yahoo! UK & Ireland", "Yahho", "Myyahoo", "YHOO", "Yaoo", "Yahoo Local", "Yahoo, Inc.", "Yahoocom", "Yahoo Contributor Network", "Maven Networks", "Yahoo! board of directors", "Y!", "One Search", "Yahoo TV", "Yahoo! Inc.", "Www.yahoo.com", "Yahoo! Screens", "Yaho", "Yahoo Shopping", "Uk.yahoo.com", "Yahoo! services", "Yahoo", "Yahoo com", "Yahoo logo", "Yahoo! Canada", "OneSearch", "Yahoo! Real Estate", "Yhoo", "YAHOO!", "Yahoo Mobile", "Yahoo.com", "Yahoo! Broadcast", "Yahoo.con", "Yahoo Real Estate", "Yahoo!.com", "Yahoo Advertising", "Yahoo! Lifestyle", "Yahoo ceo", "Yahoo!, Inc.", "Yahoo1", "Yahoo.", "List of Yahoo! Services", "Yahoo Visa", "Yahoo Shine", "Yahoo! logo", "Yahoo! Hong Kong", "Yahoo! HK", "AS10310", "Yahoo! Advertising", "Yahoo! Homes", "Yahoo.net", "Yahoo!", "Yahoo! TV", "Yahoo! Local", "Yahoo.om", "Yahoo! Web Analytics", "Yahoo! Schweiz", "Yahoo.c", "Yahoo! Incorporated", "Y!", "Yahoo! logos", "Yahoo india.com", "YAHOO", "Yahooom", "Jerry's Guide to the World Wide Web", "Yahoo.org", "Yahoo! Shopping", "Net Controls", "Yahoo Store", "Maven Networks, Inc.", "Yahoo Gallery", "Yahoo! Europe", "Www yahoo com"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had an August 1969 No.1 with 'In The Year 2525 (Exordium And Terminus)'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Zager & Evans", "aliases": ["Zager and Evans", "Zager and evans", "Denny Zager", "Zager Guitar", "Rick Evans", "Zager & Evans", "Zager & evans"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Cambridge College was attended by Anthony Blunt, Kim Philby and Guy Burgess?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TRINITY", "aliases": ["TRINITY"]}
{"context": "Question: Which commission was set up to investigate the assassination of JFK?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Warren Commission", "aliases": ["Warren Commission Report", "The Warren Commission", "The President's Commission on the Assassination of", "Warren Commission", "President's Commission on the Assassination of President", "Warren Report", "Warren Comission", "Warren commision", "Warren commission", "President's Commission on the Assassination of J", "The Warren Report", "President's Commission on the Assassination of President", "President's Commission on the Assassination of John", "Kennedy assassination commission"]}
{"context": "Question: Where in the human body might you develop Meibomian cysts?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE EYELID", "aliases": ["Eyelid diseases", "Chinese eyelid tape", "Posterior surface of eyelid", "Anterior surface of eyelid", "Eyelid enhancement", "Human eyelid", "Eye lid", "Palpebral", "Superior eyelid", "Palpebrae", "Inferior eyelids", "Upper eyelid", "THE EYELID", "Lid margin", "Lower eyelid", "Eyelids", "Palpebra", "Palpebræ", "Eye-lid margin", "Eyelid disease", "Eyelid margin", "Superior palpebrae", "Eyelid", "Double eyelid", "Inferior eyelid"]}
{"context": "Question: The River Durance flows into the Rhone near to which French town or city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Avignon", "aliases": ["Avignon, France", "Historic Centre of Avignon: Papal Palace", "Popes of Avignon", "Avignon", "The weather in Avignon"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which product, in its adverts, claimed to \"\"fortify the over forties\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "PHYLOSAN", "aliases": ["PHYLOSAN"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of beer does Homer Simpson drink?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Duff", "aliases": ["Duff", "Duff (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the value of the former British coin the groat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FOUR (OLD) PENCE", "aliases": ["FOUR (OLD) PENCE"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the only actress to win 4 Oscars for Best Actress?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Katherine Hepburn", "aliases": ["Catherine Hepburn", "Katharine Houghton Hepburn", "Katharine Hepburn", "Ogden Smith Ludlow", "Hepburn, Katharine", "Kate Hepburn", "Ludlow Ogden Smith", "Katherine Hepburn", "Tom Hepburn", "Kathryn Hepburn"]}
{"context": "Question: A novel by General Lew Wallace published in 1880 was made into which films in 1926 (a silent movie) and 1959 (produced by William Wyler)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ben Hur", "aliases": ["Ben hur", "Ben-Hur (film)", "Ben hurr", "Ben-hur", "Ben-Hur (disambiguation)", "Ben Hurr", "Ben-Hur", "Ben Hur"]}
{"context": "Question: Actor Omar Sharif is one of the world's leading players of which game?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bridge", "aliases": ["Bridges", "Bridge railing styles", "Bridge building", "🌉", "Bridge abutments", "Railroad Bridge", "Railroad bridge", "Road bridges", "Bridge Building", "Bridge (engineering)", "Double-deck bridge", "Railway bridges", "Types of bridges", "Railway bridge", "Bridge (structure)", "Bridge railing", "Bridge railing style", "Brigecraft", "Road bridge", "Bridgecraft", "Bridge", "Road Bridge", "Bridge failure", "Rail bridge", "Railway Bridge", "Bidge", "Bridge failures"]}
{"context": "Question: Which creature is mythically said to sing before it dies, hence an expression for a grand final performance before retirement?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Swan", "aliases": ["Cob (bird)", "Cygninae", "Cob (swan)", "Cygnus (genus)", "Wild Swan", "Swan", "Cygnini", "Cygnus (swan)", "Swanling", "Cygnet (bird)"]}
{"context": "Question: Released in 1974, what was the title of David Bowie’s eighth studio album/LP?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DIAMOND DOGS", "aliases": ["DIAMOND DOGS", "Diamond Dogs (band)", "The Diamond Dogs", "The Diamond Dogs (band)"]}
{"context": "Question: The works of which dramatic writer feature at least 64 bird species including all seven British crows?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William Shakepeare", "aliases": ["Shakspeare", "W Shakespeare", "The Bard of Avon", "VVilliam Shakeᶘpeare", "William Shakepeare", "Shakespearean", "Wm. Shakespeare", "William shekspere", "Shakespeare", "William Shake-speare", "VViliam shakespeare", "Swan of Avon", "VVilliam Shakeſpeare", "Wiliiam shakespear", "Billy Shakes", "Shakespears", "Shakespire", "Shakespearian", "Will Shakespeare", "W. Shakespeare", "Shakeſpeare", "William Shakspeare", "William Shakespeare", "William Shakespear", "Shakespare", "William Shakespeare biography", "Bill Shakespear", "Shakespere", "Shakespeare's", "Shakespearean theatre", "William shakespare", "Bill Shakespeare", "Sheikh Zubeir", "Shakespeere", "William shakspeare", "Shakesepere", "William shakespeare", "William Skakespeare", "William Shakspere", "Shakespeare's biography", "Shakesphere", "Shakespeares", "William shakesphere", "Shake-speare", "Shakespeare, Wm", "William Shakespere", "WilliamShakespeare", "Shakspere, William", "Willaim shakespear", "Bard of Avon", "Sweet Swan of Avon", "Shakespearian Literature", "Shakespeareana", "Shake speare", "Shakesepare", "History of Shakespearan art", "Gulielmus Shakspere", "William Shakespeare's"]}
{"context": "Question: In human biology, Ithyphallophobia is the fear of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Erect penises", "aliases": ["Erect penises"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the temperature of -273.15 degrees Celsius?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ABSOLUTE ZERO", "aliases": ["-273.15 °C", "Coldest place in the universe", "Coldest place", "-273 C", "Absolute Zero", "The coldest place", "Coolest place", "−459.67 °F", "Coolest place in the universe", "Zero temperature", "Absolute 0", "Absolute zero", "0 Kelvin", "0 K", "ABSOLUTE ZERO", "-459.67 °F", "-273 °C", "0-K"]}
{"context": "Question: What 1859 historical novel contains chapters called 'Knitting', 'Still Knitting' and 'The Knitting Done'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A TALE OF TWO CITIES", "aliases": ["It was the best of times, it was the", "Théophile Gabelle", "A Tale Of 2 Cities", "Tale of Two Cities", "Tale of 2 cities", "Mrs. Cruncher", "Tale of Two Cities, A", "The Mender of Roads", "Tale of two cities", "A Tale of Two Cities", "The Golden Thread", "A TALE OF TWO CITIES", "A Tale Of Two Cities", "Roger Cly", "The Tale of Two Cities", "Vengeance (A Tale of Two Cities)", "Tale Of Two Cities", "It is a far, far better thing that I", "A tale of two cities", "The Vengeance"]}
{"context": "Question: What natural product consists of a vertical lattice of rhombic decahedra with a hexagonal cross sectional at the open end and walls less than 0.1mm thick?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HONEYCOMB", "aliases": ["HONEYCOMB", "Faveolate", "Honey combs", "Favoid", "Honeycombs", "Honeycomb", "Honey comb", "Honey-Comb"]}
{"context": "Question: Which original surname is shared by Mel Brookes and Danny Kaye?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kaminsky", "aliases": ["Kamiński", "Kaminski", "Kamińscy", "Kaminscy", "Kamińsky", "Kaminsky", "Kamińska", "Kaminska"]}
{"context": "Question: Which island is particularly associated with the artist Paul Gauguin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tahiti", "aliases": ["Otaheiti", "Pacific/Tahiti", "Taiti", "Kahiki", "Tahitian Politics", "Otaheite", "Politics of Tahiti", "Demographics of Tahiti", "History of Tahiti", "Tahiti", "Culture of Tahiti", "Tahiti, French Polynesia", "Tahitian political parties"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous writer of children's books also made serious natural history studies of fungi and lichens?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BEATRIX POTTER", "aliases": ["Beatrix Potter bibliography", "BEATRIX POTTER", "Beatrix Potter Society", "Beatrix pottrer", "Helen Beatrix Potter", "Beatrix Potter", "Mrs william heelis", "Beatix potter"]}
{"context": "Question: Lenny Bruce was in what field of entertainment in the 1960s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Standup comedy", "aliases": ["Stand up comedy", "Stand-up Comedy", "Stand Up Comedy", "Stand-up comics", "Stand-up comedian", "Stand-up comic", "Stand up comic", "Comedy show", "Stand-Up Comedy", "Standup comic", "Stand-up comedienne", "Stand-up", "Bit (comedy)", "Stand-up comedy", "Stand up comedian", "Standup comedian", "Standup comedy", "Stand-up Comedian", "Standup Comedy", "Stand-Up", "Stand-up comedians"]}
{"context": "Question: On 7th July 2011 which UK tabloid was closed down because journalists were accused of phone-hacking?\nAnswer:", "answer": "News of the World", "aliases": ["The News Of The World", "News of the Screws", "Screws of the World", "The News of the World", "News of the World", "The News of The World", "News Of The World", "Keith Gladdis", "News of the world"]}
{"context": "Question: Can you name the singer of the title track for '1997 - Tomorrow Never Dies'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sheryl Crow", "aliases": ["Sheryl Suzanne Crow", "Cheryl Crow", "Crow, Sheryl", "Sheryl Crowe", "Sheryl Crow", "Sheryl crow"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What word refers to the period before \"\"The Great Flood\"\" as described in the Old Testament of the Bible?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Antediluvian", "aliases": ["Antediluvian", "Preflood earth", "Antediluvians", "Ante-diluvian", "Antedeluvian"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the cockerel in the UK television series ‘The Good Life’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lenin", "aliases": ["N. Lenin", "Vladimir Lennon", "Vladimir lenin", "Vladimir Lenin", "VI Lenin", "V I Lenin", "Vladimir lennon", "Vladimir Il'ich Lenin", "Lenin, V. I.", "Vladimir Ilych Ulyanov", "Comrade Lenin", "Nikolay Lenin", "Vladimir Ilyich Ulianov", "Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov Lenin", "Lennin", "Lenin, V.I.", "Владимир Ленин", "V.I. Ulyanov", "Vladimir Ilyich", "Vladimir Ulyanov", "Владимир Ильич Л", "V. Lenin", "Nicolai Lenin", "Vladimir I. Lenin", "V.I. Lenin", "Влади́мир Иль", "Vladimir Ilyich Lenin", "Ленина", "V. I. Lenin", "Ленин", "Влади́мир Иль", "Vladmir Lenin", "Vladimir Ilich Lenin", "Lenin", "Vladimir Ilich Ulyanov", "Vladimir Illich Lenin", "Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov", "V. I. Ulyanov", "Nikolai Lenin", "Ле́нин"]}
{"context": "Question: Hewer is an old occupational name for which trade?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Miner", "aliases": ["Ore miner", "Miner", "Putter (mining)", "Miners"]}
{"context": "Question: The Greek god of marriage is?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hymen", "aliases": ["Microperforate hymen", "Vaginal corona", "Hymen", "Hymen vaginae", "List of hymen states", "Carunculae myrtiforme", "Maiden heads", "Carunculae myrtiformes", "List of animals with hymens", "Cherry (slang)", "Popped cherry", "Himen", "Hy-men", "Hymens", "Maidenheads"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of The Beatles first feature film, released in 1964?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A Hard Day’s Night", "aliases": ["A hard day's night", "Hard Day's Night", "Hard days night", "A Hard Day's Night (disambiguation)", "A hard days night", "A Hard Day's Night", "A Hard Day’s Night", "Hard day's night"]}
{"context": "Question: In the 1963 film ‘Summer Holiday’ the four boys are joined by a girl trio during their journey. Name any of the three actresses in the trio.\nAnswer:", "answer": "UNA STUBBS, PAMELA", "aliases": ["UNA STUBBS, PAMELA"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the small club used for killing landed fish called\nAnswer:", "answer": "A priest", "aliases": ["The Priest", "Priest (disambiguation)", "Priest (movie)", "Priest (film)", "A priest"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the next in the series: Nigeria, Sierra Leone, Tanganyika, Uganda, Zanzibar, Kenya, Malawi, Zambia, Gambia, Botswana, Lesotho, Mauritius\nAnswer:", "answer": "Swaziland", "aliases": ["Kingdom of Swaziland", "Swazi Kingdom", "Capital of Swaziland", "Swasiland", "Health in Swaziland", "Umbuso weSwatini", "Health care in Swaziland", "Government of Swaziland", "Swazi kingdom", "People of Swaziland", "Swaziland", "Umbuso waseSwatini", "ISO 3166-1:SZ", "Administrative divisions of Swaziland"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the Mott The Hoople hit 'All The Young Dudes'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "David Bowie", "aliases": ["Hermione Farthingale", "Ziggy Stardust (persona)", "The Berlin Trilogy", "Berlin Trilogy", "Bowiesque", "David Bowie", "David bowie filmography", "Davie Jones and the King Bees", "Bowiean", "David bowie", "Tao Jones Index", "Bowie, David", "The Konrads", "Davie Jones with the King Bees", "David Bowie's", "David Bowi", "Davis bowie", "The Manish Boys", "David Robert Hayward-Jones", "Ziggy stardust (persona)", "The King of Glitter Rock", "David Hayward-Jones", "The Lower Third", "Davy Jones and the Lower Third"]}
{"context": "Question: In which US state is the Green Mountains Range?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vermont", "aliases": ["Sports in Vermont", "Transportation in Vermont", "United States, Vermont", "Transport in Vermont", "US-VT", "Vermonters", "Vermont (state)", "Geography of Vermont", "USA, Vermont", "Climate of Vermont", "Demographics of Vermont", "Vermont", "State of Vermont", "14th state", "Green Mountain State", "Fourteenth State", "14th State", "Vermont USA", "Vermontian", "USA Vermont", "Vermont, USA", "Economy of Vermont", "Religion in Vermont", "Vermont, United States", "Vermont, US", "Christianity in Vermont", "Vermont (U.S. state)", "The Green Mountain State"]}
{"context": "Question: Turin lies on which river?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Po", "aliases": ["Po (disambiguation)", ".po (disambiguation)", "PO (disambiguation)", "Po", "Po.", "P/O", "P.o.", "P O", "PO", "P.O."]}
{"context": "Question: The Gilles Villeneuve Formula One racing circuit is in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Canada", "aliases": ["Canada", "Canadá", "The Dominion of Canada", "Commonwealth of Canada", "Dominion of canada", "ISO 3166-1:CA", "Etymology of Canada", "CANADA", "Canadiophile", "Canada's", "ᑲᓇᑕ", "Canada/References", "America's top hat", "Canada.", "Cnada", "Čanada", "Canadian Federation", "Kenadian", "Canadialand", "Xanada", "Dominion of Canada", "Canadaa"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won Oscars for directing Platoon (1986) and Born on the Fourth of July (1989)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oliver Stone", "aliases": ["Stones Law", "Oliver Stone", "Stone's Law"]}
{"context": "Question: How many symphonies did Jean Sibelius compose?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Seven", "aliases": ["Seven", "seven", "7"]}
{"context": "Question: What nationality was the painter Vincent Van Gogh?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dutch", "aliases": ["Dtuch", "Dutc", "Dutch", "Dutch (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: In the mid 1990s what major fossil discovery was made in Liaoning, China?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Well-preserved fossils of feathered din", "aliases": ["Well-preserved fossils of feathered din"]}
{"context": "Question: Which company produces the 'Fireblade' motorcycle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HONDA", "aliases": ["Honda Technologies", "HONDA", "Honda atv", "Honda Motor Company, Limited", "Honda Clio", "Honda Soltec", "Honda (automobile)", "Honda Outboard", "Honda Motor Co.", "Honda Motor Company Limited", "Honda Corporation", "Honda Verno", "Honda", "Honda Group", "Honda motorcycle", "本田", "Soltec", "Honda Motor Co., Ltd.", "Hero honda passion plus", "Cbr 150", "Honda Motor Company Inc.", "Honda motorcycles", "Honda Motor Company", "Honda Motor Co. Ltd.", "Honda 300ex", "Honda CL145", "Honda Motorcycles", "Honda Primo", "Honda Motor Manufacturing", "Honda Werther", "Honda Motor"]}
{"context": "Question: In the theatre and music industry, what are ‘cans’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Headphones", "aliases": ["Osteo-phone", "Hd 595", "Head phones", "Electrostatic headphones", "Earbud", "🎧", "Bonephones", "Stereophone", "USB headset", "Earphones", "Bonephone", "Canalphones", "Headphones", "Circumaural", "Osteophone", "Stereophones", "Earphone", "Ear buds", "Headphone", "Stereo headphones", "Canalphone", "Supra-aural"]}
{"context": "Question: What kind of creature is Firenze?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Centaur", "aliases": ["Centaurs", "Hippocentaur", "Ixionidae", "Centaur", "Centuar", "Centaur (mythology)", "Battle of the Centaurs", "Sintar", "Centauress", "Cintar"]}
{"context": "Question: Shirley Temple served as US Ambassador to which African country from 1974 – 1976?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GHANA", "aliases": ["Ghana", "GHANA", "Ghanian", "Ghanaian Republic", "Etymology of Ghana", "Ghanan", "The Democradic Republic of Ghana", "The country Ghana", "Black Star of Africa", "Republic of Ghana", "Ghana homeland", "State of Ghana", "ISO 3166-1:GH", "Republic Of Ghana", "Ghanaian", "The Republic Of Ghana", "Republic Ghana"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 1989 music video of Madonna attracted criticism for showing images like her making love to Saint Martin de Porres, use of Catholic iconography including a scene where she develops stigmata as well as cross burning?\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"\"\"Like a Prayer\"\"\"", "aliases": ["Like a Prayer", "Like A Prayer", "Like a Prayer (disambiguation)", "\"\"\"Like a Prayer\"\"\""]}
{"context": "Question: Which 1988 children’s novel by Roald Dahl features a hostile school headmistress named Miss Trunchbull ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MATILDA", "aliases": ["MATILDA (Military robot)", "MATILDA"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who sang \"\"Achy Breaky Heart\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Billy Ray Cyrus", "aliases": ["Braison Chance Cyrus", "Tish Cyrus", "Billy Ray Cyrus", "William Ray Cyrus", "Cyrus, Billy Ray", "Billy Cyrus", "Bill ray sirus", "Billy ray cirus", "Billy Ray Cyrus: Home at Last", "Bill ray cyrus", "Billy ray sirus"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology, how many heads does Cerberus, the dog who guards the entrance to Hades, usually have?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Three", "aliases": ["3", "Three", "three"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English novelist is best known for his Father Brown detective series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "G K Chesterton", "aliases": ["Chesterton, G", "G.K.Chesterton", "Gilbert K. Chesterton", "Gilbert chesterton", "Gilbert Keith Chesterton (author)", "Gilbert Keith Chesterton", "Chesteron, Gilbert Keith", "Gilbert Keith", "Gk chesterton", "G K Chesterton", "G Chesterton", "GK Chesterton", "GKC", "G.k. chesterton", "G. K. Chesterton", "Gilbert Chesterton", "G.K. Chesterton", "Chesterton's fence"]}
{"context": "Question: The town of Honiton in Devon is famous for producing what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lace", "aliases": ["Lace", "Lace-making", "Real lace", "Lacework", "Lace making"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 1962 ecological classic was written by Rachel Carson?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Silent Spring", "aliases": ["Slient spring", "Silent Spring", "Silent spring", "The Silent Spring"]}
{"context": "Question: In which town or city in Wales is the baked bean museum of excellence?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PORT TALBOT", "aliases": ["Port Talbot, Neath Port Talbot", "Port Talbot", "Porth Talbot", "Portalbot", "PORT TALBOT"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first presenter of Room 101 when it opened in 1994?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nick Hancock", "aliases": ["Nick Hancock", "Nick Hancock (actor)", "Nick Hancock's Fishing School"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1985 the Fayed brothers purchased which London-based department store?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harrods", "aliases": ["Princess Diana and Dodi Fayed Memorial", "Harrods Group", "Harrod's", "Harrods Food Hall", "Harrods", "Harrod’s", "Harrods Department Store"]}
{"context": "Question: High Force is in County Durham but what is it\nAnswer:", "answer": "A waterfall", "aliases": ["Şellale", "A waterfall", "The Waterfall"]}
{"context": "Question: Where did Jonathan Edwards set his 1995 triple jump world record?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sweden", "aliases": ["Swedish sin", "Swea Region", "Sverige", "Swedish origin", "Schweden", "Kingdom of Sweden", "SWEDEN", "Etymology of Sweden", "Mainland Sweden", "Konungariket Sverige", "Ulf Bergman", "Swedish climate", "Sweden", "Climate of Sweden", "ISO 3166-1:SE", "Sveden", "Suecia", "Swedish realm", "Zweden"]}
{"context": "Question: Musca domestica is the scientific name for what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fly", "aliases": ["Fly", "Flies", "Dipterology", "Dipterous", "Dipteran", "Fly (zoology)", "Fly (insect)", "True fly", "True flies", "Fly (Insect)", "Fly (animal)", "Dipterist", "Diptera", "Dipterans"]}
{"context": "Question: Who defeated Boris Spassky in a 1972 chess showdown?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bobby Fischer", "aliases": ["Bobby Fischer (Chess career)", "Fisher's endgame", "Bob Fischer", "Bobby Fischer", "Bobby Fischer (chess career)", "Robert James Fischer", "Bobby Fischer (biography)", "Bobbie fischer", "Regina Wender", "Bobby fischer", "Robert J Fischer", "Bobby Ficsher", "Bobbie Fisher", "Fischer's endgame", "Bobby Fisher", "Robert J. Fischer"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to a baby marsupial?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Joey", "aliases": ["Joey (disambiguation)", "Joey (song)", "Joey (film)", "Joey"]}
{"context": "Question: If you have polythelia what have you got\nAnswer:", "answer": "Three nipples", "aliases": ["Three nipples"]}
{"context": "Question: Which corporation (as at 2010) produces Schwarzkopf haircare and Pritt glue-stick products?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Henkel", "aliases": ["Schwarzkopf Professional", "Diadermine (cosmetics)", "Henkel Norden", "Duck Products", "Henkel AG & Co. KGaA", "UniBond", "Plastic padding", "Persil abaya shampoo", "Henkel Group", "Henkel"]}
{"context": "Question: Which film of 2005, directed by Sam Mendes, is based on former marine and author Anthony Swafford and his pre Desert Storm experiences in Saudi Arabia and fighting in Kuwait?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JARHEAD", "aliases": ["Jarheads", "Jarhead (disambiguation)", "JARHEAD", "Jarhead", "Jar head"]}
{"context": "Question: Which record by Dexy's Midnight Runners was the best-selling UK single of 1982?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COME ON EILEEN", "aliases": ["COME ON EILEEN", "What's grosser than sweat on Olivia Newton John", "Come on Eileen", "Come on eileen", "Come On Eileen", "Come On, Eileen"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who had a UK No. 1 hit in 1977 with \"\"Silver Lady\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "(David) Soul", "aliases": ["Payne & Redemption", "(David) Soul", "The Covered Man", "David Soul"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played 'Callan' in the TV series of the same name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edward Woodward", "aliases": ["Edward Woodward", "Ewar Woowar"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Gilbert and Sullivan operetta is sub-titled The Slave of Duty?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Pirates of Penzance", "aliases": ["The Pirates of Penzance", "Pirates of the Penzance", "Pirates of Penzance", "Pirates of penzance", "The Slave of Duty", "The Pirates of Penzanse", "The Pirates Of Penzance: Or The Sl", "The Slave Of Duty", "The Pirates Of Penzance, Or, The", "Pirates Of Penzance", "The Pirates Of Penzance"]}
{"context": "Question: Limburger cheese is made from the milk of which animal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cow", "aliases": ["🐄", "Wild Bull", "Moo unit", "Cattle anatomy", "Female cattle", "Domesticated cattle", "Domestic cow", "Cow's size", "Empalo", "Moo-cow", "Bos taurus domesticus", "🐮", "Moo cow", "Domestic cattle", "Bovine animal", "Bos primigenius taurus", "Cow", "Bull-calf", "Bos taurus", "Beeves", "Domestic Cattle", "Anatomy of cattle", "Cattle herding", "Male cattle", "Wild bull", "B. taurus", "Bos Taurus", "Cattle slaughter", "Cattle", "Cows", "Feral cattle"]}
{"context": "Question: In the 1856 novel by Flaubert what was Madame Bovary’s Christian name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Emma", "aliases": ["Emma (singer)", "Emma (1996)", "Emma", "Emma (1996 movie)", "Emma (film)", "Emma (disambiguation)", "EMMA", "Emma (1996 film)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What English model, with her short-haired androgynous look, born Lesley Hornby, was discovered in 1966 by Nigel Davies when she was 16 and weighed 6 stone (41 kg, 91 lbs), and became \"\"The Face of '66\"\" with her high fashion mod look created by Mary Quant?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Twiggy", "aliases": ["Twigy", "Twiggy (model)", "Twiggy", "Lesley Hornby", "Twiggie", "Leslie Hornby", "Twiggy Lawson", "Lesley Lawson"]}
{"context": "Question: Who directed the Death Wish series of films\nAnswer:", "answer": "Michael Winner", "aliases": ["Michael Winner", "Arnold Crust"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In a 2007 interview, which actor 'animatedly' bemoaned \"\"I hate that cat! Ever since I did that cat, I disappear. It's all about the cat. It stole everything from me.\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Antonio Banderas", "aliases": ["Antonio banderas", "Jose Antonio Dominguez Bandera", "Filmography of Antonio Banderas", "José Antonio Domínguez Bandera", "Tony Flags", "Jose Bandera", "José Bandera", "Antonio Banderas", "José Antonio Domínguez Banderas"]}
{"context": "Question: The 'Rumble in the Jungle' between Ali and Foreman took place in which city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KINSHASA", "aliases": ["Kinshasa", "Kinshasa Province", "Ville de Kinshasa", "Kinshasa, Congo", "Kinshasa, DR Congo", "Kinshasa-Brazzaville (", "Kinshasa, DRC", "Leopoldstad", "Kinshasha", "KINSHASA", "Capital of the Democratic Republic of the Congo", "Kinshasa, Zaire", "Kinshasa, Democratic Republic of the Congo", "City of Kinshasa", "Léopoldville", "Kinshasa Congo", "Kinsasha", "Kinois"]}
{"context": "Question: A bird described as a 'palmiped' has which characteristic feature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Webbed feet", "aliases": ["Totipalmation", "Webbed feet", "Webbed foot", "Palmiped", "Webbed toes", "Web foot"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the only anagram of the word `english`?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Shingle", "aliases": ["Shingle", "Shingle (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which craft involves using knots and hitches to make textiles?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Macrame", "aliases": ["Macrame", "Hemp necklace", "Macram", "Macramé", "Macrame Lace", "Hemp necklaces"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British Prime Minister said of Downing Street ‘One of the most precious jewels in the national heritage’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Margaret Thatcher", "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 That", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In anatomy, what is a ganglion?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nerve Cell Cluster", "aliases": ["Nerve Cell Cluster"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Spaniard won the Tour de France five times in the 1990's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MIGUEL INDURAIN", "aliases": ["Big Mig", "MIGUEL INDURAIN", "Bigmig", "Miguel Ángel Indurain L", "Miguel Indurain", "Migual Indurain", "BigMig", "Indurain, Miguel", "Indurain", "Miguel Induraín", "Miguel Angel Indurain Larraya", "Induráin, Miguel", "Miguel Induráin"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the new French president of 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "François Hollande", "aliases": ["Francois Hollande", "Francois Holland", "François Hollande", "François Holland", "Francois hollande", "Hollande", "François Gérard Georges Nicolas Hollande", "Francis Holland"]}
{"context": "Question: From which other card game is bridge derived ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WHIST", "aliases": ["Whist drive", "Whists", "Whist (card game)", "Whist drives", "WHIST", "Whist"]}
{"context": "Question: Dao is a region of wine production in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PORTUGAL", "aliases": ["Portogało", "Republic of Portugal", "PORTUGAL", "Portekiz", "Portugallu", "O Papagaio", "ISO 3166-1:PT", "Portunga", "Phu-to-ga", "Potigal", "Portûnga", "Portugul", "An Phortaingéil", "Portugāle", "Portugale", "Portingale", "Potiti", "Portugali", "Portugall", "Portekîz", "Bo Dao Nha", "Portuguese Republic", "Portogallo", "Portugaul", "Portogalo", "Portyngal", "Yn Phortiugal", "Portugalio", "Portugál", "Portugual", "Portuga", "Portgual", "Portugalsko", "Portugaleje", "Phû-tô-gâ", "Portugalujo", "Portugalija", "Pertual", "Pòtigal", "Portugal", "Bồ Đào Nha", "Portugalska", "República Portuguesa", "Portiwgal", "Portugalėjė", "Portúgal", "Portegal", "An Phortaingeil", "Republica Portuguesa"]}
{"context": "Question: Complete the name of the MLB (Baseball) team based in Arlington, Texas - 'The Texas....'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'..RANGERS'", "aliases": ["Rangers (baseball)", "Army Ranger (disambiguation)", "Ranger", "Army Ranger", "Police rangers", "Rangers (disambiguation)", "The Rangers", "Rangers", "The Rangers (baseball)", "Ranger (disambiguation)", "Army Rangers", "'..RANGERS'"]}
{"context": "Question: In what city would you find Copacabana beach?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rio de Janeiro", "aliases": ["São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro", "BRRIO", "Rio de Janiero", "UN/LOCODE:BRRIO", "Río de Jeneiro", "Rio di Janeiro", "Rio de Janeiro (city)", "Rio, Brazil", "Rio de Janero", "Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)", "Rio Janeiro", "Río de Janeiro, Brazil", "Rio de janeiro", "Rio de Janeiro city", "Río de Janeiro", "R. Janeiro", "Rio-de-Janeiro", "Rio de janero", "R Janeiro", "Rio de Jainero", "River of January", "Rio de Janeiro", "Rio de Janeiro, Brazil", "Rio de Janerio", "Sao Sebastiao do Rio de Janeiro", "Rio de Janiero, Brazil", "Rio de Janeiro, RJ", "Rio De Janiero", "Rio de Janeiro City", "Rio De Janeiro", "Rio De Janeiro, Brazil", "The Marvelous City", "Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro", "Rio de janerio", "January River"]}
{"context": "Question: Rathlin Island, off the Northern Ireland coast, was refuge to which Scottish King in 1306?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Robert the Bruce", "aliases": ["Robert the Bruce", "Robert Brus", "Robert de Brus", "Robert The Bruce", "King Robert I of Scotland", "Raibeart Bruis", "Robert bruce biography", "Roibert I of Scotland", "Robert I (Scotland)", "Robert I of Scotland, the Bruce", "Robert 'the Bruce'", "Roibert a Briuis", "Robert Bruce", "Robert Bruce of Annandale", "Robert de Brus, Lord of Annandale", "Robert the bruce", "King Robert the Bruce", "Robert VIII de Bruce", "Robert I of Scotland", "King bruce of scotland", "Robert bruce", "Robert de Bruys", "Robert Bruce, Lord of Annandale", "Robert de brus"]}
{"context": "Question: On television, who refers to John Lawrence as 'My Noble Lord'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JOHN McCRIRRICK", "aliases": ["JOHN McCRIRRICK"]}
{"context": "Question: What alliterative two-word term describes a product or service sold at less than cost, typically to encourage customers to buy other more profitable products/services?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Loss leader", "aliases": ["Key Value Item", "Loss leader", "Loss-leader", "Loss leaders", "Lossleader", "Loss leader pricing", "Loss leading", "Loss-leading"]}
{"context": "Question: Which play by Sir Peter Shaffer was made into a film with Tom Hulce in the title role?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AMADEUS", "aliases": ["AMADEUS", "Amadeus", "Amadeus (play)"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1955 film Night of the Hunter was the only one directed by which famous actor?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charles Loughton", "aliases": ["Charles Loughton"]}
{"context": "Question: Daphne Du Maurier’s 1941 novel Frenchman’s Creek is set during the reign of which English Monarch?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHARLES 2nd", "aliases": ["CHARLES 2nd"]}
{"context": "Question: An enclave nation is (What?) by another nation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Surrounded", "aliases": ["( surrounded):", "Surrounded"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which island is/was politically divided by the \"\"Attilla Line\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "CYPRUS", "aliases": ["Culture of Cyprus", "Kıbrıs", "Etymology of Cyprus", "History of ancient Cyprus", "Island of Cyprus", "Name of Northern Cyprus", "ISO 3166-1:CY", "Zypern", "South Cyprus (Greek Cyprus)", "Architecture of Cyprus", "Colony of Cyprus", "Country CYP", "Kibris", "Southern Cyprus", "Political system of cyprus", "Greek Cyprus", "Kypros", "Κύπρος", "CYPRUS", "Cyrpus", "Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus", "Republic of Cyprus", "Ciprus", "Name of Cyprus", "Κυπριακή Δη", "Cyprus", "Cyprus goods", "Cyprus (Republic of)", "Greek Republic of Cyprus"]}
{"context": "Question: What sort of noun are words such as ‘sadness’, ‘humour’, and ‘triumph’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ABSTRACT", "aliases": ["Abstract form", "Abstract (disambiguation)", "Abstract", "Abstractly", "Abstractness", "ABSTRACT"]}
{"context": "Question: In April 2010, ash from the eruption of which mountain caused flights to be cancelled in Northern Europe ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eyjafjallajkull", "aliases": ["Eyjafjallajkull"]}
{"context": "Question: What area of Florida can be described as a slow-moving, 60 mile wide river?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Everglades", "aliases": ["Glades, FL", "Tip of Florida", "Florida Everglades", "The Glades (Florida)", "Glades, Florida", "Everglades", "Glades (Florida)", "Everglades, Miami-Dade County,", "Everglades, Miami-Dade County,", "The Everglades", "Florida everglades", "The Glades, FL", "Everglades Agricultural Area", "The Glades, Florida"]}
{"context": "Question: Created in 1662, In which city is Phoenix Park?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dublin", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:IEDUB", "Dublin city center", "City Centre, Dublin", "Dublin, Ireland", "BÁC", "Baile Atha Cliath", "Baile átha Cliath", "Dublin City Center", "Central Dublin", "Dublin Culture", "Dublin (Ireland)", "The weather in Dublin", "Dubh Linn", "Dublin", "Dublin City, Ireland", "Dublin City Centre", "Capital of Republic of Ireland", "Dublin city centre", "Capital of Ireland", "City Center, Dublin", "Europe/Dublin", "Dyflin", "City of Dublin", "Visitor Information for Dublin, Ireland", "Capital of the Republic of Ireland", "Dublin, County Dublin", "Dublín", "West Dublin", "Dublin (city)", "Dublin, Republic of Ireland", "Baile Átha Cliath"]}
{"context": "Question: In medicine, pyrosis is the technical term for which condition?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Heartburn", "aliases": ["Cardiac passion", "Acid indigestion", "Cardiacus dolor", "Heartburn", "Cardialgia", "Heart burn", "Agita", "Functional heartburn", "Cardialgy", "Ardor ventriculi"]}
{"context": "Question: In which county is Wellington College?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Berkshire", "aliases": ["Berkshire, England", "Highway, Berkshire", "Royal Country of Berkshire", "Berkshire", "Royal Berkshire", "County of Berkshire", "Royal County of Berkshire", "County of Berks"]}
{"context": "Question: If you were to fly due east out of Rio de Janeiro, which country's coastline would you fly over first?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Namibia", "aliases": ["Culture of Namibia", "Nam bam", "Namibian culture", "Nambam", "Namibia", "Nambia", "Namibians", "Republic of Namibia", "ISO 3166-1:NA", "Namibian"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the former name of Kinshasa ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LEOPOLDVILLE", "aliases": ["Leopoldville", "LEOPOLDVILLE", "Leopoldville (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Adi Dassler founded the Adidas company, which company was founded by his brother Rudolf in 1948?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Puma", "aliases": ["PUMA", "Puma", "Pumas", "Puma (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What language did the playwright Henrik Ibsen write his plays in?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Danish", "aliases": ["Danish", "Danish (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Nicknamed the cannibal, who is the only rider to have won all three jerseys in the same year in the Tour de France?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eddy Merckx", "aliases": ["Edward Merckx", "Eddy merkx", "Eddie Merckx", "Edouard Louis Joseph, Baron Merckx", "Eddy Merckx", "Eddy Merx", "Eddie Merx", "Eddy Merkx", "Eddy Merckx (cyclist)", "Eddie Merkx", "Eddy merx"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which outdoor game is won by \"\"pegging out\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Croquet", "aliases": ["Croquet mallet", "Lead off striker", "Croquet ball", "Association croquet", "Croquet", "Association Croquet"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Greek philosopher was said to have lived inside a barrel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Diogenes", "aliases": ["Diogenes", "Diogenes the Cynic", "Diogenes of sinope", "Diogenes the dog", "Diogenes of Sinope", "Diogenean"]}
{"context": "Question: What was US gangster Al Capone’s nickname?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Scarface", "aliases": ["Scarface (disambiguation)", "Scarface", "Scraface", "Scarface (video game)", "Scarface (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first man to walk on the Moon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Neil Armstrong", "aliases": ["That's one small step for a man one giant", "Neil Armstrong", "First man on moon", "One small step for man", "That's one small step for a man, one", "Niel Armstrong", "That's one small step for man, one giant", "Neal armstrong", "First man on the moon", "Astronaut Armstrong", "Neil armstrong", "Neil Alden Armstrong", "Neal Armstrong", "First man on the Moon", "That's one small step for a man", "Neil armstorng", "Armstrong, Neil Alden", "Neil A. Armstrong"]}
{"context": "Question: Which UK television chef made Earl Grey and mandarin hot cross buns for Waitrose?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Heston Blumenthal", "aliases": ["The Big Fat Duck Cookbook", "Heston Blumenthal", "Heston blumental"]}
{"context": "Question: From which musical does the song 'Younger than Springtime' come?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SOUTH PACIFIC", "aliases": ["The South Pacific", "SOUTH PACIFIC", "South Pacific (disambiguation)", "South pacific", "South Pacific", "South Pacific (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What \"\"kissing\"\" disease, common among teenagers, can cause swollen lymph nodes and fatigue?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mononucleosis", "aliases": ["Epstein barr virus mononucleosis", "Gland fever", "Glandular fever", "Mononucleosis", "Kissing disease", "Infectous nucleosis", "Pfeiffer's disease", "Infectious Mononucleosis", "EBV infectious mononucleosis", "Infectious mononucleosis", "Pfeiffers disease", "Mononucleosis infectiosa", "The kissing disease", "Glandular Fever", "Antibodies, heterophile", "Infectious mononucleosis (Glandular"]}
{"context": "Question: Which movie starred Michael Caine as a murderous transvestite psychiatrist?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dressed To Kill", "aliases": ["Dressed to Kill", "Dressed to Kill (movie)", "Dressed To Kill (song)", "Dressed to kill", "Dressed to Kill movie", "Dressed to Kill (song)", "Dressed To Kill", "Dressed to Kill (disambiguation)", "Dressed to Kill (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: What Detroit-area stadium was sold in 2009 for just $583,000?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Silverdome", "aliases": ["Silverdome", "Pontiac Silverdome", "The Silverdome", "Pontiac Metropolitan Stadium"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Name the year - Guernica is destroyed by German aircraft assisting Franco, Amelia Earhardt disappears over the Pacific and the first full length animated film \"\"Snow White and the seven dwarves\"\" is released?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "1937", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-seven", "1937"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was US Secretary of State from 1977 - 80?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CYRUS VANCE", "aliases": ["CYRUS VANCE", "Cyrus Roberts Vance", "Cyrus Vance", "Cyrus R. Vance"]}
{"context": "Question: What kind of animal is a 'Suffolk Punch'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Horse", "aliases": ["Horse", "Equus caballus aryanus", "Equus caballus parvus", "Equus caballus asiaticus", "Horsie", "Horſe", "🐎", "Equus ferus caballus", "Equus caballus cracoviensis", "Domestic Horse", "Equus caballus ewarti", "Equus laurentius", "Equus caballus typicus", "Hot blooded (horse)", "Equus caballus domesticus", "Horses", "Equus caballus nehringi", "Equine quadruped", "Nag (horse)", "Cold blooded (horse)", "🐴", "Equus caballus nordicus", "Equus caballus europaeus", "Equus caballus libycus", "Equus caballus", "Equus caballus robustus", "Equus caballus belgius", "Equus caballus africanus", "Equus cabalus", "Equus caballus brittanicus", "Equus caballus hibernicus", "Equine Studies", "Domesticated horse", "Equine quadraped", "Equus caballus varius", "Equus caballus gallicus", "Equus caballus gracilis", "Domestic horse", "Horsies", "Equus caballus celticus", "Equines", "Equus caballus sylvestris"]}
{"context": "Question: Name Tchaikovsky's famous ballet which begins on Christmas Eve?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Nutcracker", "aliases": ["Candy Cane (ballet)", "Casse-Noisette", "Nutcracker Suite", "Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy", "The Nutcracker Suite", "Mouse King (ballet)", "Dolls (ballet)", "The nutcracker ballet", "Nutcracker (Tchaikovsky)", "Coffee (ballet)", "Shchelkunchik", "Der nussknacker", "Frau Stahlbaum", "Herr Drosselmeier", "Dr. and Frau Stahlbaum", "Mother Ginger", "Marzipan (ballet)", "Sugar Plum Fairy", "Hot Chocolate (ballet)", "Nutcracker Prince", "Nutcracker suite", "Dance Of The Sugar Plum Fairy", "Soldier (ballet)", "The Nutcracker Ballet", "Cavalier (ballet)", "Dr. & Frau Stahlbaum", "Waltz of the Flowers", "Nutcracker (ballet)", "Herr Drosselmeyer", "Flowers (ballet)", "Tea (ballet)", "Sugarplum (ballet)", "Dance of the Mirlitons", "Mouse King", "Dance of the Sugarplum Fairy", "Dewdrop (ballet)", "Dr. Stahlbaum", "Nutcracker Ballet", "The Nutcracker"]}
{"context": "Question: Considered unlucky in Italy, probably because its Roman numerals are an anagram of a Latin word which can mean loosely 'I have lived', implying 'I am dead' ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "17", "aliases": ["seventeen", "17"]}
{"context": "Question: In literature and films Admiral Sir Miles Messery was better known as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "M", "aliases": ["ⓜ", "Ⓜ", "🄜", "🅜", "M", "Ｍ", "🅼", "M (letter)", "⒨", "🄼"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US President was given the nickname the ‘Great Engineer’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Herbert Hoover", "aliases": ["Presidency of Herbert Hoover", "Jessie Hoover", "Herbert Hoover", "Herbert C. Hoover", "31st President of the United States", "Herbert Clark Hoover", "Hoover, Herbert Clark", "President Hoover", "Hoover Administration", "President Herbert Hoover"]}
{"context": "Question: The Beaulieu Estate in Hampshire UK became in 1952 a famous museum for vintage?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Motor cars", "aliases": ["Motor cars"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of Michael Jackson's autobiography written in 1988?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moonwalk", "aliases": ["Walk on the Moon", "Walk on the moon", "Moonwalk (disambiguation)", "Lunar walks", "Moonwalk", "Moon Walk", "Moonwalking", "Lunar walk", "Moon walk", "Moonwalks", "Moon walks", "Lunar walking", "Moon walking"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Crimean War, what did Florence Nightingale begin to be called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The lady with the lamp", "aliases": ["The Lady with the Lamp", "The lady with the lamp", "Florence nightangale", "Florence Nightingale", "Nightingale, Florence", "Lady of the lamp", "Nightingale School of Nursing", "Florence Nightengale", "Florence nightingale", "Florence Nightinggale", "Lady with the Lamp"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In the film of the same name, what was the name of \"\"The Hustler\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"\"\"Fast Eddie\"\" Felson\"", "aliases": ["\"\"\"Fast Eddie\"\" Felson\""]}
{"context": "Question: Famously depicting the Norman Conquest of England, the Bayeux Tapestry is actually?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Embroidered Cloth", "aliases": ["Embroidered Cloth"]}
{"context": "Question: What was late singer Michael Jackson’s first solo UK number one hit single?\nAnswer:", "answer": "One Day In Your Life", "aliases": ["One Day in Your Life", "One Day in Your Life (disambiguation)", "One Day in Your Life (song)", "One Day In Your Life", "One Day In Your Life (song)"]}
{"context": "Question: John Sell Cotman was a leading member of which group of artists?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NORWICH SCHOOL", "aliases": ["NORWICH SCHOOL", "Norwich School", "Norwich school", "Norwich School (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which European country’s national rail network is known as RENFE?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Spain", "aliases": ["Islands of Spain", "España", "Reino de España", "Name of Spain", "Espagna", "Espańa", "Reino de Espana", "Espana", "Kingdom of the Spains", "The Spanish Society", "Espainia", "Mountains of Spain", "Regne d'Espanya", "The kingdom of Spain", "SPAIN", "Regne d'Espanha", "Espanya", "Espainiako Erresuma", "Etymology of Spain", "Spane", "ISO 3166-1:ES", "Spain", "Spanish Kingdom", "Kingdom of Spain", "El Reino de España", "El Reino de Espana"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of Simon and Garfunkel’s only UK number one hit single?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "aliases": ["Bridge Over Troubled Waters", "Bridge over Troubled Waters", "A Bridge over Troubled Water", "Bridge over troubled water", "Song for the asking", "Bridge over Troubled Water", "Why Don't You Write Me", "Bridge Over Troubled Water", "Bridge Over Troubled Water (album)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"During the local version of which once popular dance craze were you invited to \"\"put your backside in and your backside out\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "HOKEY COKEY or COKEY COKEY", "aliases": ["HOKEY COKEY or COKEY COKEY"]}
{"context": "Question: In Shakespeare’s play what is the name of Hamlet’s mother?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gertrude", "aliases": ["Gertrude", "Gertrud", "Gertrude (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the voice of Principal Skinner and Mr Burns on The Simpsons?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HARRY SHEARER", "aliases": ["HARRY SHEARER", "Harry Shearer", "Harry schearer", "Harry sheerer", "Harry scheerer"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the character played by Michael Caine in a total of five films, the first of which was ‘The Ipcress File’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harry Palmer", "aliases": ["Palmer, Harry", "Harry Palmer"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the difference between angels on horseback and devils on horseback\nAnswer:", "answer": "Angels are oysters devils are pr", "aliases": ["Angels are oysters devils are pr"]}
{"context": "Question: Pre restraining order(s), who did People magazine name as their first \"Sexiest Man Alive\", in 1985?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mel Gibson", "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,", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Correct this quotation from FD Roosevelt.\"\"The only thing we have to fear is the enemy\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"\"\"The only thing we have to fear is FE", "aliases": ["Franklin D. Roosevelt 1933 presidential inauguration", "1st inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt", "\"\"\"The only thing we have to fear is FE", "Only thing we have to fear is fear itself", "The only thing we have to fear is fear itself", "First inauguration of Franklin D. Roosevelt"]}
{"context": "Question: By the year 2010 there were roughly how many bicycles worldwide?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1 billion", "aliases": ["1billion", "one billion", "1 billion"]}
{"context": "Question: Technically a shoal of fish becomes a school of fish when it is?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Swimming in the same direction", "aliases": ["Swimming in the same direction"]}
{"context": "Question: With a 'Beaufort Scale' number of 8, and a wind speed of 39 - 46mph. How is this wind force described?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GALE", "aliases": ["Galactose epimerase", "GALE", "UDP galactose epimerase", "EC 5.1.3.2", "UDPgalactose-4-epimerase", "UDP-glucose 4-epimerase"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Cape Cod Salad' is an exotic summer dish centred\nAnswer:", "answer": "LOBSTER", "aliases": ["LOBSTER"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Scotsman was given a ship by Americans to harass English shipping near Great Britain, and later became an admiral in the Russian Navy of Catherine The Great?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Paul Jones", "aliases": ["I have not yet begun to fight", "Paul Jones (pirate)", "America's invasion of Whitehaven", "John Paul Jones", "John Paul Jones (sailor)", "Captain John Paul Jones"]}
{"context": "Question: Which former cabinet minister was debarred from Parliament because of irregularities in his 2010 election campaign for his Oldham East and Saddleworth constituency?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PHIL WOOLAS", "aliases": ["Woolas", "Philip James Woolas", "Phil Woolas", "PHIL WOOLAS"]}
{"context": "Question: In the UK, how much does it cost to buy Trafalgar Square on a Monopoly board?\nAnswer:", "answer": "£240", "aliases": ["240 £", "two hundred and forty  £", "£240"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the capital of the Navarre region of northern Spain\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pamplona", "aliases": ["Pamplona", "Pamplona/Iruna, Navar", "Pamplona / Iruña", "Pamplona/Iruña, Navar", "Iruñeko", "UN/LOCODE:ESPNA", "Pampeluna", "Pampelune", "Iruña", "Pamplona, Spain", "Iruneko", "Pamplona / Iruna", "Iruñea", "Irunea"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the maiden name of Billie Jean King before she married Lawrence King in Long Beach, California on 17 September 1965?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moffit", "aliases": ["Moffitt", "Moffit", "Moffitt (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Quinsy' is a term for an abscess on which part of the body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tonsils", "aliases": ["Tonsil", "Tonsills", "Tonsils", "Tonsels"]}
{"context": "Question: The Siege Perilous was a vacant seat at what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Round Table", "aliases": ["List of the Knights of the Round Table", "List of knights of the Round Table", "The Round Table", "Round Table", "Knights of the round table", "The Knights of the Round Table", "Knight of the Round Table", "Round Table (Camelot)", "List of Knights of the Round Table", "Knights of the Round Table", "Winchester Round Table", "Knights of the Round table", "Sir lancelot and the knights around the table", "Twelve Knights of the Round Table", "Sir Mador de la Porte", "Round table", "Mador de la Porte", "Roundtable"]}
{"context": "Question: What name was collectively given to the sons of Poseidon, who dwelt with him at the bottom of the sea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tritons", "aliases": ["Triton", "TRITON", "Triton (disambiguation)", "Tritons"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What popular 1870s music composition is based on a poem of Henri Cazalis that starts with \"\"Zig, zig, zig, Death in cadence,...\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Danse macabre by French composer Camille", "aliases": ["Danse macabre by French composer Camille"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the tallest building in London?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Shard", "aliases": ["The Shard", "Shard skyscraper", "London Bridge Tower", "Shard London Bridge Tower", "London Shard", "32 London Bridge", "Shard of Glass", "Shard London", "Shangri-La London", "The Shard London Bridge Tower", "Shard London Bridge", "The Shard of Glass", "Shard of glass"]}
{"context": "Question: What name was given to a trooper in the Parliamentarian cavalry formed by Oliver Cromwell during the English Civil War?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ironside", "aliases": ["Ironside (disambiguation)", "Ironside", "Ironsides"]}
{"context": "Question: With atomic number 50 which element in the periodic table has the shortest name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TIN", "aliases": ["TINs", "TIN", "TINS", "TIN (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the original illustrator of A A Milnes's Minnie the Pooh' stories?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ernest Shepherd", "aliases": ["EH Shepard", "E. H. Shepherd", "Ernest H Shepard", "E. H. Shepard", "Ernest H. Shepard", "Ernest Howard Shepard", "E.H. Shepard", "Ernest Shepherd", "E H Shepard", "Ernest Shepard"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What medical board game features body parts such as \"\"Charley Horse\"\" and \"\"Spare Ribs\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Operation", "aliases": ["Operations", "Operation", "Operating", "Operation (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Blinky, Mr Teeny and Jub-Jub are all animals in which US animated television series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Simpsons", "aliases": ["Promulent", "The Circus (Simpsons TV ad)", "The Simpsons.com", "Kromulent", "Simpsons jokes", "No Teasing", "Made-up words in the simpsons", "The Simpsons Clue", "Simpsons words", "Culturally significant words and phrases from The Sim", "The Bully (The Simpsons TV ad", "The Dog Biscuit", "List of neologisms and phrases on The Sim", "Recurring jokes in The Simpsons", "Recurring jokes on the simpsons", "Simpsons TV show", "Culturally significance phrases from The Simpsons", "Jokes on the simpsons", "Made-up words in The Simpsons", "The simsons", "The Flanders (tv show)", "List of neologisms in The Simpsons", "Quijibo", "The Simpsons", "Bart's Karate Lesson", "The Raid (Simpsons TV ad)", "List of The Simpsons TV ads", "The Simpsons Board Games", "The Pacifier (Simpsons TV ad)", "TheSimpsons", "Los simpsons", "Good vs. Evil (Simpsons TV ad", "The SImpsons", "Simspons", "Criticism of The Simpsons", "Simpsons neologism", "Critisms of the declining quality of The Simps", "500 Easy Pieces", "Jokes in the Simpsons", "List of The Simpsons TV ads by product", "The Simpsons' impact on television", "Los Simpson", "Madeup words in The Simpsons", "Simpson (Fox)", "Bart's Nightmare (Simpsons TV", "Simpsons TV ads", "Running gags in The Simpsons", "The Beach (Simpsons TV ad)", "Made up words simpsons", "The Simpsons Catch Phrases", "List of the Simpson characters in advertisements", "Why You Little!", "The simppsons", "Plastic Underwear", "The simpsons", "Simpsons, The", "Bart's Homework", "List of made-up words in The Simps", "The Simpsons (TV series)", "Simpsons World", "Reccuring jokes on the simpsons", "Quigibo", "Why You Little", "Made-up words on The Simpsons", "Culturally significant phrases from The Simpsons", "Simpson Stamps", "The Simpson's", "The Simpsons World", "List of The Simpsons television advertisements", "Maggie's Party", "List of advertisements featuring The Simpsons characters", "The Simspons", "Culturally significant neologisms from The Sim", "The Simpsons Baseball", "TV Simpsons", "Neologisms on The Simpsons", "Neologisms in The Simpsons", "The Simpson", "The simpsons jokes", "Simpsons", "The Last Butterfinger", "Criticisms of the declining quality of The Sim", "Smell Your Breath", "Los Simpsons", "Thr Simpsons", "List of neologisms on The Simpsons", "Itchy & Scratchy's %225", "A to Z (Simpsons TV ad)"]}
{"context": "Question: The world was first aware of the Chernobyl disaster after detectors were triggered at a nuclear plant in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sweden", "aliases": ["Swedish sin", "Swea Region", "Sverige", "Swedish origin", "Schweden", "Kingdom of Sweden", "SWEDEN", "Etymology of Sweden", "Mainland Sweden", "Konungariket Sverige", "Ulf Bergman", "Swedish climate", "Sweden", "Climate of Sweden", "ISO 3166-1:SE", "Sveden", "Suecia", "Swedish realm", "Zweden"]}
{"context": "Question: Which musical instruction or notation indicates a piece should be played with a tempo having slow movement; restful, at ease?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adagio", "aliases": ["Adagio", "Adagio (album)", "Adagio (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which motorway runs from Cambridge to London?\nAnswer:", "answer": "M11", "aliases": ["M11", "M-11", "M11 (disambiguation)", "M.11", "Highway M11"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Jane Austen character rents Netherfleld Park?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MR BINGLEY", "aliases": ["Pride prejudice", "Pride and predjudice", "MR BINGLEY", "Mr. Bingley", "Mrs. Bennet", "Pride and prejudice", "Pride & Prejudice", "Pride And Prejudice", "Pride and Prejudice", "Pride and Predjudice", "Georgiana darcy", "Pride and Prejudice (novel)", "Georgiana Darcy", "Jane Bennet", "Lydia Bennet"]}
{"context": "Question: On this day (4th Aug) in 2002, the schoolgirls Jessica Chapman and Holly Wells went missing from which town in Cambridgeshire?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SOHAM", "aliases": ["Soham", "SOHAM", "Broad Hill"]}
{"context": "Question: Near which Chinese city is the famous Terracotta Army to be found?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Xian", "aliases": ["Xian, China", "Xi'an City", "Xian", "Xi Jing", "Hsi-An", "Xi'an, China", "西安市", "Sai-an Fu", "Xi’an", "Singan", "Xi'an", "Xi An", "西安", "Xijing", "Hsian", "Signan", "Xīān", "Xi΄an", "Hsi'an", "Sianfu", "Xian, Shaanxi", "Xi'an, Shaanxi", "X'IAN", "Sian, China", "Hsi-an", "Siking", "Xī'ān"]}
{"context": "Question: What do the Americans call what we call a 'sofa'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAVENPORT", "aliases": ["Davenport (disambiguation)", "Davenport", "DAVENPORT"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the heroine in the story of 'Beauty and the Beast'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BELLE", "aliases": ["Belle (song)", "Belle", "Belle (disambiguation)", "BELLE", "Belle (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: How many pieces does each player have at the start of a game of Draughts?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TWELVE", "aliases": ["TWELVE", "12", "twelve"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to a substance that accelerates a chemical reaction without itself being affected?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CATALYST", "aliases": ["Catalytes", "Catalytic", "Catalytic species", "Catalysts", "Katalyzer", "CATALYST", "Catalysis", "Catalytic depolymerization", "Catalyse", "Cooperative catalysis", "Catalyst", "Catalycity", "Catalysing", "Catalytic activity", "Catalyzer", "Catalyzes", "Catalytic activity concentration", "Cocatalyst", "Promoter (catalysis)", "Catalyzed", "Katalysis", "Co catalyst", "Catalytēs", "Καταλύτης", "Catalysed", "Catalyze", "Co-catalyst", "Catalytic Agent", "Catalytic reaction", "Catalyser"]}
{"context": "Question: The cup, or bowl, Jesus was said to have used at the Last Supper is known as ‘The Holy ‘what’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Grail", "aliases": ["Sangrael", "Grail legend", "The Holy Glair", "Grail mythos", "Sangraal", "Quest for the Holy Grail", "The Holy Grail", "Grail Quest", "Holy Grail", "Grail Myth", "Queste du Graal", "Sangreal", "The Quest of the Holy Grail", "Sangrail", "Grail", "Holy grail", "Holy Graal", "San Greal", "Grail myth", "Holy Grail Quest"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the next British Prime Minister after Arthur Balfour?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Campbell-Bannerman", "aliases": ["Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman", "Campbell-Bannerman", "Campbell Bannerman", "Sir Henry Campbell Bannerman", "Henry Campbell Bannerman", "Henry Campbell-Bannerman"]}
{"context": "Question: What controversial phenomenon is measured by Zener cards?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ESP", "aliases": ["E.S.P. (album)", "ESP (disambiguation)", "ESP", "Esp", "E.S.P", "ESP (album)", "E.S.P. (Single)", "E.S.P."]}
{"context": "Question: What title was given to the eldest son of a Russian Czar?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Czarevitch", "aliases": ["The Czaravitch (operetta)", "Czarevitch", "Der Zarewitsch", "The czarevitch", "Czarevitch (operetta)"]}
{"context": "Question: First I was afraid I was petrified, are the first words of which song\nAnswer:", "answer": "I Will Survive", "aliases": ["Je survivrai", "I Will Survive (song)", "I Will Survive", "I will survive", "I will survive (song)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Marge Simpson's maiden name ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BOUVIER", "aliases": ["Augustus Jules Bouvier", "AUGUSTUS JULES BOUVI", "A. Bouvier", "BOUVIER"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the only marsupial to be found in North America?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Opossum", "aliases": ["O'possum", "Oposum", "Opossums", "Opposum", "Oppossum", "Caluromyidae", "Didelphimorph", "Opossom", "Didelphidae", "Opossum", "Opposoms", "Didelphid", "Didelphimorphia", "Tlacuache"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the last English-born player to win the men's singles title at Wimbledon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fred Perry", "aliases": ["Fred Perry", "Fred J. Perry", "Frederick John Perry"]}
{"context": "Question: What animal kills more Americans than any other?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bees", "aliases": ["Anthophila", "Apiformes", "Ground bee", "Bee flight", "Solitary bees", "Bee", "Bees", "Ground bees", "Apiforme", "Solitary bee"]}
{"context": "Question: Who directed the 2013 film ‘Twelve Years a Slave’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "STEVE McQUEEN", "aliases": ["Solar Productions", "Steve McQueen (actor)", "Steve McQueen", "STEVE McQUEEN", "Steve Mcqueen", "Steve mcqueen", "Steven McQueen", "McQueen (Steve)", "Terence Stephen McQueen", "Terence McQueen", "Solar productions", "Terence Steven McQueen"]}
{"context": "Question: How many US states are prefixed by the word New?\nAnswer:", "answer": "4", "aliases": ["four", "4"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What traditional herb is used in a \"\"Margharita\"\" pizza ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "BASIL", "aliases": ["Tukmaria", "Subja", "Takmaria", "Basil", "Falooda seed", "Ocymum basilicum", "Sabja", "Basil seed", "O. basilicum", "Ocimum basilicum", "BASIL", "Sweet basil", "Basil oil", "Basil seeds", "Tukhamaria", "Basil (plant)", "Hot e", "Sweet Basil", "Basil Oil", "Hột é", "Basilico", "St. Joseph's Wort", "Basil (herb)", "Falooda seeds"]}
{"context": "Question: One of the largest countries in Africa derived its food wealth for thousands of years from the regular flooding of which river?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nile", "aliases": ["Middle Nile Basin", "Nile River", "Nile valley", "The Nile", "Piaro", "Great Bend of the Nile", "Source Of The Nile", "Sources of the Nile", "Nile River Basin", "An Nīl", "Bahr el Nîl", "Nile Valley", "The Nile River", "Iteru", "Yellow Nile", "River Nile", "Eonile", "Nile", "Nile R.", "Nile Basin", "Source of the Nile", "النيل", "Nile river", "Nile River Valley", "Bahr el Nil", "Phiaro", "Source of the nile", "The River Nile", "Evolution river nile sudan", "En-Nīl"]}
{"context": "Question: Which band have announced they have recorded the official Wales anthem for the upcoming Euro football championship, entitled Together Stronger (C’mon Wales)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Manic Street Preachers", "aliases": ["Manic Street Preachers", "70 Songs of Hatred and Failure", "Manic street preachers", "70 Songs Of Hatred And Failure", "The Manics", "Jenny Watkins-Isnardi", "The manics", "Flicker (musician)", "Manics", "I Know I Believe In Nothing But It Is My", "The Manic Street Preachers"]}
{"context": "Question: Which tennis player founded the fashion label Aneres?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Serena Williams", "aliases": ["Serena Williams", "Serena Jameka Williams", "Serena Slam", "Senera Williams", "Serena williams"]}
{"context": "Question: Which part of the human body contains the most gold?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Toenails", "aliases": ["Fingernail bed", "Toe nail", "Periungual", "Fingernail Growth World Record Holders", "Fingernails", "Placoda unguis", "Nail trimming", "Toenails", "Nail field", "Fingernail ingrowing", "Longest nails", "Toenail", "Finger nail", "Long nails", "Hyponychial", "Longest fingernails", "Fingernail growth world record holders", "Periungual region", "HUMAN NAIL", "Finger nails", "Onychodystrophy", "Toe nails", "Unguis", "Fingernail", "Growth of nails after death", "Nail (anatomy)", "Nail anatomy"]}
{"context": "Question: What number on the BeauforT Scale equates to a gale?\nAnswer:", "answer": "8", "aliases": ["8", "eight"]}
{"context": "Question: By how many years to the day did OJ Simpson's conviction for robbery and kidnapping follow his acquittal of murder?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thirteen", "aliases": ["13", "Thirteen", "thirteen"]}
{"context": "Question: Which business organisation took over the Somerfield chain of stores ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE CO-OPERATIVE", "aliases": ["International (supermarket)", "Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society", "Co-op Group", "Co-operative Group members", "Co-operative Group", "The co-op group", "Manx Co-operative Society", "The Co-Operative Group", "Plymouth & South West", "Plymco Co-op", "CWS UK", "Cooperative Group", "Members of the Co-Operative Group", "Co-operative Group Members", "Co-Operative Group", "THE CO-OPERATIVE", "Societies of The Co-operative Group", "Coop Group", "The Co-Operative", "The co-operative group's new head office", "Co-Op UK", "The Co-operative Group", "Members of The Co-Operative Group", "The Co-operative", "The co-op", "Members of the Co-operative Group", "Plymouth and South West Co-operative Society", "Scottish co-op", "Co-operative group", "Members of The Co-operative Group", "Cooperative Wholesale Society", "Linfood Holdings", "Co-operative Group Ltd.", "Plymco"]}
{"context": "Question: Mohenjo-daro and Harappa in present-day Pakistan were the most important city settlements of a Bronze Age civilization that is named after what major geographic feature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Indus river", "aliases": ["Lion River", "Sindhu", "Indus Valley", "حندو", "सिन्धु", "Abasin", "Satnad River", "Indus River", "Sindhu River", "Indus River Basin", "Shindhu", "Indus river", "Yìndù", "Father of Rivers", "Abbasin", "سندھ", "Satnad", "Abaseen", "Indus basin", "Indus River Valley", "River Sindhu", "Indus", "سنڌو", "River Indus", "River Sindh", "Indus valley", "Abasyn", "Riv. Indus", "Indos", "Ινδός", "Sinthos", "ّآباسن"]}
{"context": "Question: Mark David Chapman was scheduled to appear before the New York State parole board next week for his 6th attempt at getting out of prison for the 1980 murder of whom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Lenon", "aliases": ["John Winston Ono Lennon, MBE", "Winston Leg-Thigh", "Lennon, John", "Beatle John", "Jhon lennon", "Dr. Winston O'Boogie", "Lennon", "JohnLennon", "9 Newcastle Road", "John Lennon (solo)", "Johnny Lennon", "Dr Winston O'Boogie", "Jack Lennon", "John Winston Ono Lennon", "John lennon", "John and Yoko", "God Save Oz", "John Winston Lennon", "John Lennon", "John Lenin", "Lennon john", "John W. Lennon", "John Lenon", "John Lennon Statement Controversial", "John W. O. Lennon", "John Ono Lennon"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Henry VIII's second wife?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Anne Boleyn", "aliases": ["Anne Boylen", "Anne Bullen", "Anne boelyn", "Anne Boullant", "Ann Boleyn", "Anne Boleyn, 1st Marchioness", "Anne Boelyn", "Ann Bullen", "Anne Boleyn", "Anna Bollina", "Queen Anne Boleyn", "Anne Bolyn", "Anne boleyn", "Anne bolyn"]}
{"context": "Question: Nomophobia is the fear of being without or losing what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mobile phone", "aliases": ["Cellular telephone", "Mobile telephones", "Mobile terminal", "Hand phone", "Mobile Phone", "Cellular phone", "Cellular device", "Mobile phones", "Mobile Telephone", "Celphone", "Mobile handset", "Hand phones", "Celluar telephone", "Cell Phone", "Mobile wireless communication", "Flip fone", "Mobile phone dance", "GSM phone", "Mobile wireless", "Cellphones", "Mobile cellular wireless", "Cellular Radio", "Mobile screen", "Mobile telephone", "Mobile phone", "Secret cell phone", "Phone dance", "0-G", "Mobile loop", "Cell phone", "Mobile handsets", "Cellular Telephone Technology", "Cellphone", "Mobilephone", "Cell Phones", "Cellular radio", "Cell phone dance", "Mobil phone", "Mobile telecom", "Mobile Phones", "Cellular telephones", "Mobile dance", "Cellphone video", "Cellular Telephone", "Cell telephones", "Flipfone", "Radio Common Carrier", "Hand Phone", "Cellular phones", "Hand telephone", "Cellular communication standard", "Mobile cellular", "Cell phones", "Wireless phone", "Mobile display", "Handphones", "Cell telephone", "Handphone", "📱", "Cell-phone", "Mobil Phone", "Environmental impact of mobile phones", "Cell phone carrier", "Mobile communication standard", "Cellular communication", "Hand telephones", "Kosher phone", "Cellular mobile"]}
{"context": "Question: The Khyber Pass is approximately how many miles long?\nAnswer:", "answer": "33 Miles", "aliases": ["33Miles", "33 Miles", "33miles"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the better known name of the English singer Yusuf Islam who converted to Islam in 1977 at the height of his fame?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cat Stevens", "aliases": ["Cat stevens", "Yusef Eslam", "Cat Steven", "Stephen Demetre Georgiou", "Steven D. Georgiou", "Kat stevens", "Yusuf islam", "Yusef Islam", "Cat Stephens", "Steven Demetre Georgiou", "Cat stephen", "Cat Stevens", "Steven demetre georgiou", "Stephen Georgiou", "Yusuf (singer)", "Yusaf Islam", "Yousef Islam", "Stevens, Cat", "Yusuf Islam", "Steven Georgiou"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the only football league team in Britain which doesn't have any of the letters from the word football in its name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dundee", "aliases": ["Dun Deagh", "City of discovery", "Dundee", "Climate of Dundee, Scotland", "Murroes primary school", "City of Discovery", "Dundee Central Library", "Dundee City council area", "Dundonian", "Ancrum Road Primary School", "Dùn Dèagh", "Dùn Dè", "The city of discovery", "City of Dundee (local government district, T", "City of Dundee council area", "Dùn Deagh", "Dundee City (council area)", "Climate of Dundee", "City of Dundee (council area)", "City of Dundee, Scotland", "Dun De", "City of Dundee", "DUNDEE", "Dundee, Scotland", "Dundee City", "Dundee art", "Dundee (district)", "Dundee Port"]}
{"context": "Question: Which businessman on his elevation to the House of Lords, by Gordon Brown, in 2000, took the title Baron of Clapton?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alan Sugar", "aliases": ["Alan Michael Sugar", "Alan Sugar", "Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar", "Barron sugar of clapton", "The Lord Sugar", "Sir Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar", "Sir Alan Sugar", "Suralan", "Alan Michael Sugar, Baron Sugar", "Lord Sugar", "Baron Sugar of Clapton", "Barron sugar of Clapton", "Sir alan", "Barron Sugar", "Amsair", "Sir Alan Michael Sugar", "Barron Sugar of Clapton", "Sir Alan", "Baron Sugar", "Alan Sugar, Baron Sugar of Hackney", "Lord Alan Sugar", "Amscreen", "Barron Sugar of clapton"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to notes of the same pitch, in modern tuning but written differently, such as Db / C# and Gb / F#?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Enharmonic", "aliases": ["Enharmonically equivalent", "Enharmonic relation", "Enharmonically", "Enharmonics", "Enharmonic tone", "Enharmonic interval", "Enharmonic equivalency", "Enharmonicity", "Enharmonic equivalence", "Enharmonic", "Enharmonic equivalent", "Enharmonic key signature", "Enharmonic spelling", "Enharmonic change"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British paralympian swimmer won 2 gold, a silver and a bronze in the 2012 Para Olympics?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ELLIE SIMMONDS", "aliases": ["Eleanor Simmonds", "Ellie Simmons", "Ellie Simmonds", "Eleanor Mary Simmonds", "ELLIE SIMMONDS", "Eleanor Simmons", "Eli Simmonds"]}
{"context": "Question: What caused a 34 minute suspension of play in the 2013 Superbowl?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Power-cut", "aliases": ["Power failure", "Power outage", "Under-voltage (brownout)", "Power Failure", "Electric shutdown", "Power blackout", "Power cut", "Power Outage Crisis", "Power crisis", "Electricity outage", "Power cuts", "Power fialure", "Power loss", "Powercut", "Energy outage", "Power outages", "Electrical power cut", "Electrical outage", "Power-cut"]}
{"context": "Question: What Belgian city boasts the famous urinating boy fountain called 'Manneken Pis'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brussels", "aliases": ["Bruselas", "Brussels-Capital region", "BEBRU", "Brussels-capital region", "Brusells", "Région de bruxelles-capital", "Bruxelle", "Bruessel", "Region bruxelles-capitale", "Region Brüssel-Hauptstadt", "Brüssel", "Brusselse region", "Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest", "Brusels", "Brussels-capital Region", "Brussels-Capital Region", "Brussels-Capital", "Région de Bruxelles-Capit", "Brussels, BE", "Region de Bruxelles-Capitale", "Région de bruxelles-capit", "Region Brussel-Hauptstadt", "Region de Bruxelles Capitale", "Region de bruxelles-capital", "Brussels Capital-Region", "Région bruxelles-capitale", "Brussels Capital Region", "Region Bruessel-Hauptstadt", "Brussles", "Brussel", "Brussels", "Brussels capital region", "Bruxless", "Brusselian", "Bruessels", "Brüssels", "UN/LOCODE:BEBRU", "Brussels Region", "Bruxelles", "Région de Bruxelles Capitale", "Region de bruxelles-capitale", "Brussels, Belgium", "Brussells"]}
{"context": "Question: Which horse race is held at Churchill Downs?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kentucky Derby", "aliases": ["The Kentucky Derby", "KY Derby", "The Run for the Roses", "Kentucky Derby", "Kentucky derby"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won baseball's first World Series of the 80s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Philadelphia Phillies", "aliases": ["The Phills", "Philadelphia Blue Jays", "Philadelphia Phyllis", "Philadelphia Phil", "Philadelphia Phillies (sports)", "Philadelphia Phillie", "Philadelphia phillies", "Philadelphia Phillies roster", "List of Philadelphia Phillies captains", "Phillies", "Phightin' Phils", "Philadelphia Phillis", "The Phils", "Philadelphia Phillies", "The Phillies", "Phillies Roster", "Phils", "The Philadelphia Phillies", "Phillies Nation", "Filies", "Philadelphia Phillies/Quakers", "Phillies roster", "The Pillies", "Pillies"]}
{"context": "Question: What marine mammal's tusks were once thought to be from unicorns?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Narwhal", "aliases": ["Narwahl", "Unicorn Whale", "Narwale", "Narwhale", "Narwhal", "Monodon monoceros", "Narwall", "Narval", "Narwhals", "Arctic unicorn", "Norwhal whale", "Monodon", "Sea unicorn", "Norwhal whales"]}
{"context": "Question: What long running public radio program, and short lived TV series, debuted in 1995 as Your Radio Playhouse?\nAnswer:", "answer": "This American Life", "aliases": ["That American Life", "Your Radio Playhouse", "This american life", "This American Life"]}
{"context": "Question: The human body is capable of how many different movements?\nAnswer:", "answer": "700,000", "aliases": ["seven hundred thousand", "700000", "700,000"]}
{"context": "Question: Which of Puccini's operatic characters commits suicide with her father's sword?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'MADAME BUTTERFLY'", "aliases": ["Madam Butterfly", "Lieutenant Pinkerton", "Madama Butterfly", "Un bel di vedremo", "B. F. Pinkerton", "'MADAME BUTTERFLY'", "Cio-Cio-San", "Cio Cio San", "Cio-Cio San", "Un bel dì vedremo", "Un bel di", "Madame Butterfly", "B.F. Pinkerton", "Vogliatemi bene", "Un Bel Di"]}
{"context": "Question: The valet costume worn by Django in the 2012 film ‘Django Unchained’ was inspired by which painting by Thomas Gainsborogh?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Blue Boy", "aliases": ["The Blue Boy", "Jonathan Buttall"]}
{"context": "Question: On a rail journey from London to Edinburgh from what London terminus station do you depart?\nAnswer:", "answer": "King's Cross", "aliases": ["King's Cross (disambiguation)", "King’s Cross", "Kings Cross", "Kings Cross (disambiguation)", "King's Cross"]}
{"context": "Question: Which national anthem was originally called the 'War Song for the Rhine Army'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARSELLAISE", "aliases": ["MARSELLAISE"]}
{"context": "Question: Who lured sailors on the Rhine to their deaths with her singing?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lorelei", "aliases": ["Lorelei", "Die Lorelei", "Lurlei", "Loreley", "Lurking rock"]}
{"context": "Question: By what name are the Essex one-day cricket team known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'EAGLES'", "aliases": ["Eagle", "Aquilinae", "King of the Air", "King of the air", "Booted eagles (group)", "'EAGLES'", "Kitpu", "Hawk eagle", "Eagle Spirit", "Eagle (symbolism)", "Eagles", "Harpy (zoology)", "Hawk-eagle"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first NASA astronaut to conduct a spacewalk?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ed White", "aliases": ["White, Edward", "Edward D. White", "Ed White", "Edward White", "White, Ed", "Edward White (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who produces the perfumes \"\"Opium\"\" and \"\"Rive Gauche\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Yves Saint Laurent", "aliases": ["Yves Saint-Laurent", "Yves Saint Laurent (disambiguation)", "Yves Saint Laurent", "Yves St Laurent", "Yves St. Laurent"]}
{"context": "Question: In Ancient Greece what was a hoplite?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A citizen-soldier", "aliases": ["Militias", "Militia system", "A citizen-soldier", "Citizen-soldier", "Armed militia", "Special Reserve (militia)", "Defensive militia", "Militia groups", "Militiamen", "Citizens' Militia", "Milita", "Citizen Army", "Militiaman", "Militia", "Vietnam Civil Defense Force", "Citizen army"]}
{"context": "Question: Which African country's capital is named after an American president?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Liberia", "aliases": ["Liberia", "Liberia, West Africa", "Subdivisions of Liberia", "Liberian Republic", "Republic of Liberia", "Libéria", "Republic of liberia", "ISO 3166-1:LR", "Name of Liberia", "Health care in Liberia", "LIBERIA, West Africa", "Sport in Liberia"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the last US state to reintroduce alcohol after prohibition?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Utah", "aliases": ["Utah (State)", "Forty-Fifth State", "Sports in Utah", "Climate of Utah", "Education in Utah", "UT (state)", "Utahn", "Yutas", "Geography of Utah", "Utah", "Utah, United States", "Utah state nickname", "History of mining in Utah", "State of Utah", "Religion in Utah", "Utah (U.S. state)", "Transportation in Utah", "Beehive State", "US-UT", "Utah (state)", "Forty-fifth State", "Utahan", "Politics of Utah", "Salt Lake Seagulls", "45th State", "History of Utah (to 1847)", "The Beehive State", "Youtah", "Transport in Utah"]}
{"context": "Question: What city comes next in this sequence: Atlanta, Sydney, Athens, Beijing?\nAnswer:", "answer": "London", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In medicine, epiphora affects which part of the human body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eye", "aliases": ["Eye (anatomy)", "Eye", "Eye balls", "Schizochroal eye", "Ocular globe", "Ommateum", "Simple eye", "Oculars", "Animal eyes", "Eyes", "Compound Eyes", "Apposition eye", "Robotic eye", "Eye ball", "Facet eyes", "Compound Eye", "Conjunctival disorders", "Compound eyes", "Eyeball", "Cyber-eye", "Eye (vertebrate)", "Eye (invertebrate)", "Ommotidium", "Fly's eye lens", "Peeper (organ)", "Camera-type eye", "Ocular", "Compound eye", "Eye membrane", "Pinhole eye"]}
{"context": "Question: In which three years did Red Rum win the Grand National?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1973, 1974, 1977", "aliases": ["1973, 1974, 1977"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the Police Chief in 'The Simpsons'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHIEF Clancy WIGGUM", "aliases": ["CHIEF Clancy WIGGUM", "Chief wiggum", "Clancy Wiggum", "Chief Wiggum", "Chief Clancy Wiggum", "Cheif Wiggum", "Daddy Round-Round", "The Simpsons/Chief Clancy Wigg"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of Max Bygraves autobiography\nAnswer:", "answer": "I Wanna Tell You a Story", "aliases": ["I Wanna Tell You a Story"]}
{"context": "Question: Which family's name appears in the title of the last two books of the Catholic edition?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Maccabees", "aliases": ["Makkabaioi", "Maqabim", "Machabees", "Maccabbees", "Maccabean period", "Maccabeans", "Machabees, The", "Maccabee", "Macabees", "Macabbees", "Maccabean", "Maccabean wars", "Machabi", "Maccabees, The", "Maccabees", "Maccabaean", "Machabean", "Maccabees (family)"]}
{"context": "Question: The name Shqiperia appears on the postage stamps of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALBANIA", "aliases": ["Republic of Albania", "Etymology of Albania", "Albania", "Albanija", "Shqiperia", "Albenia", "ALBANIA", "Albanie", "Shqiperi", "Albania (Balkans)", "Shquiperia", "Health in Albania", "Shqipëri", "AlbaniA", "Shqipëria", "Republika e Shqipëris", "ISO 3166-1:AL"]}
{"context": "Question: The A23 road connects London to which coastal resort in East Sussex?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BRIGHTON", "aliases": ["Brighthelmstone", "UN/LOCODE:GBBSH", "BRIGHTON", "Brighton music", "Brighton Ferry", "Brighton, UK", "Brighton, Sussex", "Mayor of Brighton", "Brighton, East Sussex", "Brighton Borough Council", "County Borough of Brighton", "Brighton, England", "Brighton"]}
{"context": "Question: At which English racecourse would you see the 'Hennessy Gold Cup'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Newbury", "aliases": ["Newbury", "Newbury (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What is the birth name of Kim Wilde, the daughter of 1950s UK rock 'n' roller Marty Wilde, whose debut single \"\"Kids in America\"\" (1981) reached #2 in the UK Singles Chart?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kim Smith", "aliases": ["Kim Smith", "Smith, Kim", "Kimberley Smith", "Kimberly Smith", "Kimberley Smith (athlete)", "Kimberley Smith (disambiguation)", "Kim Smith (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Briton won the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1932?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Galsworthy", "aliases": ["Galsworthy", "John Galsworthy", "The Fugitive (Galsworthy play)", "Galsworthian", "John Galsworthy, OM", "Galsworthy, John", "John Galsworthy OM"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 1987 US film was based on the 1985 French film ‘Trois hommes et un couffin’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THREE MEN AND A BABY", "aliases": ["Three Men and a Baby", "Three men and a baby", "3 Men and a Baby", "3 men and a baby", "THREE MEN AND A BABY", "Peter Mitchell (Three Men and a Baby)", "Jack Holden (Three Men and a Baby)"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose first appearance as James Bond was in The Living Daylights?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Timothy Dalton", "aliases": ["Timothy Peter Dalton", "Tim dalton", "Timothy Dalton"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the only female candidate in the 2010 Labour leadership contest?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DIANE ABBOTT", "aliases": ["Diane Julie Abbott", "Abbott, Diane", "Diane abbot", "Dianne abbot", "Dianne Abbott", "DIANE ABBOTT", "Diane Abbott"]}
{"context": "Question: In the church calendar what name is given to the three days before Ascension Day?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rogation Days", "aliases": ["Gang-Day", "Gang-day", "Rogationtide", "Rogation days", "Lesser Rogations", "Gang days", "Major Rogation Day", "Lesser Litanies", "Rogation Wednesday", "Rogation Monday", "Rogation", "Rogation Days", "Greater Litanies", "Rogation day", "Minor rogation", "Rogation Processions", "Rogation Tuesday", "Rogation Day", "Major Rogation", "Rogation Sunday", "Minor Rogation Day"]}
{"context": "Question: Las Vegas is in which US State?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NEVADA", "aliases": ["Silver State", "Nevada, United States", "Sports in Nevada", "Geography of Nevada", "US-NV", "Nevada's Southern Boundary 1861-18", "Transportation in Nevada", "The Sagebrush State", "NV (state)", "Education in Nevada", "Religion in Nevada", "Nevadian", "36th State", "NEVADA", "The Battle Born State", "Thirty-Sixth State", "Nev.", "Demographics of Nevada", "Navada", "Nevada Annulment", "Nevada, USA", "Climate of Nevada", "Economy of Nevada", "Thirty-sixth State", "State of Nevada", "Politics of Nevada", "Nevadan", "Silver state", "Nevada (U.S. state)", "The Silver State", "Tikaboo Valley", "Nevada (state)", "Battle Born State", "Transport in Nevada", "Nevada"]}
{"context": "Question: What word's original meaning was to do with the provison of granite chips onto the ground and then made into a hard and smooth surface using a roller?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Macadam", "aliases": ["Macadamised", "Macadam road", "Macadamized", "Telford pavement", "Macadam"]}
{"context": "Question: \"One of Australia's oldest and most important industrial disputes and the subject of Henry Lawson's poem \"\"Freedom on the Wallaby\"\", in 1891 brought central Queensland to the brink of civil war. What group of people was involved?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Shearers", "aliases": ["Shearers"]}
{"context": "Question: Where was the first competition named the FIFA Club World Cup held in 2006?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Japan", "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", "🗾"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Gilbert & Sullivan operetta has the subtitle “The Statutory Duel”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Grand Duke", "aliases": ["The Grand Duke", "The Grand Duke or The Statutory Duel", "The Statutory Duel", "Statutory Duel"]}
{"context": "Question: In a famous and popular series of books, what rests on the back of four giant elephants?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DISCWORLD", "aliases": ["Great Atuin (Discworld)", "Latatian", "Thaum", "Hogswatchnight", "The Folklore of Discworld", "Great A'Tuin", "Chelys galactica", "Bathys", "Mouldavia", "Glorious Twenty-fifth of May", "Cori Celesti", "Narrativium", "The Discworld", "Discworld calendar", "List of characters in Discworld", "Jerakeen", "Great atuin", "Hogswatch", "Background magic", "Folklore of Discworld", "Octarine", "Berilia", "Cori celesti", "Great T'Phon", "World-bearing Turtle", "A'Tuin", "List of characters in the Discworld", "Atuin", "Discworld (world)", "Octiron", "Discworld magic", "Narrative causality", "Mr. Nutt", "Great A'tuin", "Magic (Discworld)", "DISCWORLD", "Slood", "Galactic turtle"]}
{"context": "Question: At the time of the northern solstice, the sun is directly over which line of latitude around the Earth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tropic of Cancer", "aliases": ["Northern tropic", "Tropic of Cancer", "Tropic of Taurus", "Tropic of cancer", "Tropic of Gemini"]}
{"context": "Question: Levi Stubbs was the lead singer of which 'Motown' group from 1953 until 2000?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'THE FOUR TOPS'", "aliases": ["Roquel Payton", "4 Tops", "'THE FOUR TOPS'", "Four Tops", "The Four Tops.", "Four Tops (band)", "The Four Tops", "The 4 Tops"]}
{"context": "Question: Who duetted with Lionel Ritchie for the hit song 'Endless Love'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Diana Ross", "aliases": ["Diana Ernestine Earle Ross", "Diana Ross", "Diana Ross (singer)", "Diana Ross (musician)", "Dianna Ross", "Diane Ross"]}
{"context": "Question: Genghis Khan led what group of people?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mongols", "aliases": ["People of Mongolia", "Mongol nation", "MONGOL", "The Mongols", "Mongol clans", "Mongol people", "Mongol", "Southern Mongols", "Ta-ta Mongols", "Монголчууд", "Mongolia people", "Mongols", "Mongolids", "Mongol peoples", "History of the Mongols", "Mongolchuud", "Southern Mongol", "Southern Mongolians", "Mongolian people", "Mongolian peoples", "The mongols"]}
{"context": "Question: Which car company makes the 'X-Trail'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nissan", "aliases": ["Nissan Motor", "Nissan Motor Company, Limited", "Nissan 180 Plan", "Nsany", "Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.", "Nissan foria", "Nissan Commercial Vehicles", "Nissan cars", "Nissan North America", "Nissan North America, Inc.", "Tom Lane (Nissan)", "Nissan Motors", "Nissan Red and Blue Stage", "Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.", "Nissan Satio Store", "Nissan Motor Co.", "The Nissan Motor Company", "Nissan Bluebird Store", "Nissan North America Inc.", "Nissan Red Stage", "Nissan USA", "Nissan Revival Plan", "Nissan vehicles", "Nissan", "Cabstar", "日産", "Nissan Saito Store", "Nissan Motor Store", "Nissan Motor Company, Ltd.", "Nissan Cherry Store", "Nissan Motor Company Ltd", "Nissan (automobile)", "Nissan Motor Corporation", "Nissan Motor Corporation, U.S.", "Nissan Motor Co (Australia)", "Nissan Jidosha KK", "Nissan Foria", ".datsun", "Nissan Blue Stage", "Nissan car", "Nissan Motor Company", "Nissan Motor Corporation U.S.A"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the next step up in promotion for a chief inspector in the police force?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Superintendant", "aliases": ["Superintendant", "Superintendent (disambiguation)", "Superintendent"]}
{"context": "Question: In which American state would you find Mt. Rushmore?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Dakota", "aliases": ["South dakota", "South Dakota, United States", "Fortieth State", "South Dakota (State)", "Mount Rushmore State", "The Mount Rushmore State", "40th State", "South Dakota (state)", "SoDak", "US-SD", "South Dacota", "Education in South Dakota", "Sports in South Dakota", "Nicknames of south dakota", "South Dakota", "South Dakota (U.S. state)", "Sodak", "Economy of South Dakota", "Politics of South Dakota", "Mt. Rushmore state", "Religion in South Dakota", "South Dakotan", "State of South Dakota"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"Million Dollar Quartet\"\" is a stage musical by Floyd Mutrux & Colin Escott that opened on Broadway on 11 April 2010. Who are \"\"the quartet\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash,  J", "aliases": ["Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash,  J"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the original base player with The Shadows?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Jet) HARRIS", "aliases": ["Terence Harris", "Jet Harris", "(Jet) HARRIS"]}
{"context": "Question: What nickname was given to the Morris Cowley due to its appearance?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bull Nose", "aliases": ["Bullnose", "Bull nose", "Bull Nose"]}
{"context": "Question: How many pennies were in a British pre-decimal pound? 120; 200; 204; or 240?\nAnswer:", "answer": "240", "aliases": ["two hundred and forty", "240"]}
{"context": "Question: If a female rabbit is a 'Doe' what is a female ferret?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A 'Jill'", "aliases": ["Jill", "A 'Jill'"]}
{"context": "Question: Ichthyology is a branch of zoology concerning which creatures?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fish", "aliases": ["Fish proteins", "Fin-fish", "Fish vs fishes", "Ichthyoid", "Fish versus fishes", "🐟", "Fish (Biology)", "Fishes or fish", "Piscines", "Fish or fishes", "Fisshes", "Fishes", "Fishes versus fish", "Fush", "Sick fish", "Fishbones", "Pisces (zoology)", "Finfish", "Marine fish", "Fish (zoology)", "Ichthyes", "Fish", "Ichthyofauna", "Inchthyic", "Fish venoms"]}
{"context": "Question: How many balls are on a snooker table at the beginning of a game?\nAnswer:", "answer": "22", "aliases": ["twenty-two", "22"]}
{"context": "Question: If Eastenders is set in Walford, where is Coronation Street set?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wetherfield", "aliases": ["Wetherfield"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the only judge on 'X Factor' to return for series eight in 2011?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LOUIS WALSH", "aliases": ["Michael Louis Vincent Walsh", "LOUIS WALSH", "Louis Walsh"]}
{"context": "Question: Haiti and the Dominican Republic share which island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HISPANIOLA", "aliases": ["La Espanola", "Island of Hispaniola", "Hispanola", "Isla Española", "La Isla Española", "Island of Haiti", "Kiskeya", "La Española", "Hispañola", "La Hispaniola", "Isla Espanola", "HISPANIOLA", "Cap Carcasse", "Hispaniola", "La Isla Espanola", "Haiti/Dominican Republic", "Hispaniola Island", "Island of Santo Domingo", "Haiti & the Dominican Republic"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1919, which Dadaist created L.H.O.O.Q., a parody of the Mona Lisa, in which a moustache and goatee beard were added to a reproduction of the painting?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Marcel Duchamp", "aliases": ["Marcel du Champ", "Duchampian", "Marcel Duchamp", "Duchamp", "R.Mutt", "Marcel duChamp", "Henri-Robert-Marcel Duchamp"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the only non-European country to have hosted the Winter Olympics only once?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CANADA (1988)", "aliases": ["CANADA (1988)"]}
{"context": "Question: The Kalahari Desert lies chiefly in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Botswana", "aliases": ["Country BWA", "Lefatshe la Botswana", "Administrative divisions of Botswana", "Republic of Botswana", "Botsuana", "Botswanan", "Khama's Country", "Botswana", "ISO 3166-1:BW"]}
{"context": "Question: What shape are honeycomb cells?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hexagons", "aliases": ["⬢", "Equilateral hexagon", "Truncated triangle", "Sexagon", "Regular hexagon", "6-gon", "Hexagone", "Hexagons", "Hexagonal figure", "Hexagonal", "Hexgon", "Triambus", "Hexagon"]}
{"context": "Question: Which island is named after the world's largest bear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kodiak", "aliases": ["Kodiak (disambiguation)", "Kodiak", "Cadiack"]}
{"context": "Question: Which band released a 1999 album entitled ‘The Man Who’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Travis", "aliases": ["Travis", "Travis (name)", "Travis (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: In the nineteenth century Benjamin West, Thomas Lawrence and John Millais were President of which institution?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROYAL ACADEMY", "aliases": ["Royal Academy (disambiguation)", "The Royal Academy", "ROYAL ACADEMY"]}
{"context": "Question: At the age of 86, which US actor married 40 year old make up artist Arlene Silver in 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dick Van Dyke", "aliases": ["Dick Van Dyk", "Dr. Sloan", "Richard Van Dyke", "Dick van Dyke", "Dyck Van Dike", "Dick Van Dyke", "Richard Wayne Van Dyke", "Dick van dyke", "Learn Not to Burn", "Dick Van Dike", "Dick VanDyke"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 'Inn of Court' in London is missing - Lincoln's Inn, Inner Temple, Middle Temple and ........?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GRAY'S INN", "aliases": ["Greys Inn", "Grey's Inn", "Honourable Society of Grays Inn", "The Honourable Society of Gray's Inn", "The Honourable Society of Grays Inn", "Grays Inn", "Gray’s Inn", "Gray's Inn", "Grays inn", "GRAY'S INN", "Honourable Society of Gray's Inn"]}
{"context": "Question: Washington Irving's classic story Rip Van Winkle is set in which geographic region of New York state?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Catskills", "aliases": ["Catskill Mountains, New York", "Catskill Mountains", "Kaatskill", "Catskills Mountains", "Catskills", "The Catskills", "The Catskill Mountains"]}
{"context": "Question: American Jazz musician John Coltrane is famous for playing which instrument?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Saxophone", "aliases": ["Saxamophone", "Neckstrap", "Strich", "Saxaphone", "Neckstrap (Saxophone)", "Stritch (saxophone)", "Saxophone family", "Manzello", "Saxy", "Saxophones", "Conn-o-sax", "Conn-O-Sax", "🎷", "Saxello", "Saxist", "Saxophonist", "Neck Strap", "Saxphone", "Saxofone", "Saxophone", "Contralto saxophone", "Jazz Tube"]}
{"context": "Question: Nguyen Tan Dung became Prime Minister of which country in June 2006?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vietnam", "aliases": ["Độc lập - t", "Cộng Hòa Xã Hộ", "越南社會主義", "ISO 3166-1:VN", "SRVN", "VIETNAM", "CHXHCN Vietnam", "Viet Nam Socialist Repub", "SRoV", "S.R. Vietnam", "Languages of Viet Nam", "Communist Vietnam", "Red Vietnam (modern)", "Doc lap, tu do, hanh phuc", "People's Republic of Vietnam", "VietNam", "Việtnam", "Socialist Republic of Viet Nam", "Yue Nan", "Viêtnam", "Độc lập, t", "SR Vietnam", "Yuenan", "Vietman", "Vietnarm", "Viet nam", "Veitnam", "Languages of Vietnam", "Viêt Nam", "Vietnam", "The Socialist Republic of Vietnam", "Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Ngh", "Etymology of Vietnam", "Socialist Republic of Vietnam", "Doc lap - tu do - hanh phuc", "Cộng hòa Xã hộ", "Viet-Nam", "Viet Nam", "Vjet-Namo", "Cong hoa Xa hoi Chu ngh", "Vietnamese Republic", "Việt Nam"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the largest island in the Mediterrainean Sea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SICILY", "aliases": ["Trinacrian", "Jewel of the Mediterranean", "Sicily, Italy", "Sicily", "Sicilia", "SICILY", "Sicilly", "Island of Sicily", "Sicily (Italy)"]}
{"context": "Question: What spirit is mixed with ginger beer in a Moscow mule?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vodka", "aliases": ["Blackcurrant vodka", "Vodka", "Vokda", "Filtering vodka", "Balkan 176deg", "Wodka", "Russian vodka", "Balkan 176°", "Wodka (disambiguation)", "Vodak", "Vodka and Coke", "Водка"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The song \"\"Good Morning To All\"\", composed by Pattie and Mildred Hill in 1893, is now sung as what?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Happy Birthday to You", "aliases": ["Good Morning Dear Teacher", "Happy Birthday To You", "Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you", "Rupa Marya v. Warner Chapp", "Good Morning to All", "Happy Birthday to you", "Happy birthday song", "Happy birthday to you", "Happy Birthday to You", "Happy birthday to you happy birthday to you"]}
{"context": "Question: Which book of the Old Testament is a collection of moral and ethical maxims?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Proverbs", "aliases": ["Proverbs", "Proverbial comparison", "Proverbium", "African proverb", "Proverbial interrogative", "Byspel", "Paremiologists", "Nayword", "Proverbial", "Naywords", "Paremiographers", "Proverbially", "English proverbs", "Proverb", "Paremiologist", "Example of proverb", "Byword (saying)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the Southern India savoury steamed cake made of rice and served with chutney?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Idli", "aliases": ["Iddly", "Idli", "Idly", "Ramassery Idli"]}
{"context": "Question: Neil Oliver provides archaeological and social history knowledge for, and fronts, programmes for UK TV in Britain, continental Europe and Australia, called what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Coast", "aliases": ["List of coastal topics", "Coastal feature", "Sea coast", "Coastal formations", "Coastal landform", "Coasts", "Coastland", "Coast", "Coastline", "Coastal", "Pelagic coast", "Coastal ecosystem", "Coastal zone", "Coastal ecosystems", "Seacoast"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which actor, best known for his role in \"\"The Godfather\"\" series of films, shares his name with a member of TV's \"\"Dragon's Den\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "JAMES CAAN", "aliases": ["James Con", "James Caan (actor)", "James Cuhn", "James Kawn", "Caan, James", "Sheila Marie Ryan", "James Kon", "James Caan", "James Kaan", "JAMES CAAN", "Jimmy Caan", "James Kohn", "James Konn", "James Conn", "James Cawn"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Encephalitis' affects which part of the body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brain", "aliases": ["Brain cell", "Encephalon", "Brainy", "Brain function", "Mind myths", "The brain", "Mammalian brain", "Visual verbal ability", "The Brain", "Mind Myths", "Brain functions", "Brain", "Brain metabolism", "Brain marrow", "Brain Function", "Vertebrate brain"]}
{"context": "Question: Which city was visited by Prince William in March 2011 after suffering two earthquakes in the preceeding six months?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHRISTCHURCH", "aliases": ["Port Cooper Plains", "Christchurch New Zealand", "Christchurch, Canterbury, NZ", "Christchurch, Tasmania", "Christchurch (New Zealand)", "Christchurch, Canterbury", "Chrischurch", "ChCh", "Christchurch, New Zealand", "CHRISTCHURCH", "Greater Christchurch Urban Development Strategy", "Ōtautahi", "Christchurch", "Otautahi", "ChristChurch", "Christchurch NZ", "Christchurch (city)", "Christ Church, New Zealand", "UN/LOCODE:NZCHC", "Christchurch, NZ", "Christchurch, Canterbury, New Zealand"]}
{"context": "Question: The state of Oaxaca, hit by a devastating mudslide in October 2010, is in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mexico", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: What happens to an actor if he corpses\nAnswer:", "answer": "He accidentally breaks into laughter", "aliases": ["He accidentally breaks into laughter"]}
{"context": "Question: Timothy Q Mouse, Mr Stork and Jim Crow are all characters in which Disney film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dumbo", "aliases": ["Dumbo (film)", "Dumbo the Elephant", "Mrs. Jumbo", "Dumbo (character)", "Timothy Q. Mouse", "Dumbo (movie)", "Dumbo the Flying Elephant and Timothy the Mouse", "Timothy the Mouse", "When I See an Elephant Fly", "Dumbo", "Dumbo II", "Casey Junior", "Helen Aberson"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British comic included Desperate Dan and Korky the Cat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Dandy", "aliases": ["We Are Not The Greatest", "James At School Fete", "Nuke Noodle", "George vs Dragon", "The Mighty Bork", "Dino Vet", "Bear Behind", "Dandy (comic)", "Thingummyblob", "Dandy Xtreme", "Office Hours", "Mr Meecher, the Uncool Teacher!", "Clown Wars!", "Snoop Dawg", "Dave the Squirrel", "Dandy comic", "Stan Helsing (comic strip)", "Pepperoni Pig", "Bamboo Town", "Jibber & Steve", "Dave The Squirrel", "The Dandy", "The Dandy Summer Special", "Spoof Madvertisement!", "99 Genius Homework Excuses", "Rocky O'Flair", "School of Mock!", "Dandy Magazine"]}
{"context": "Question: Which poet (1770-1835) was known as the Ettrick Shepherd?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Hogg", "aliases": ["Ettrick shepherd", "The ettrick shepherd", "The Ettrick Shepherd", "James Hogg"]}
{"context": "Question: What 2009 hit record by Lily Allen concerns her boyfriend's performance in the bedroom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Not Fair", "aliases": ["Not Fair", "Not Fair (Lily Allen song)", "Not Fair (song)"]}
{"context": "Question: Willis-Ekbom disease is more commonly known as?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Restless leg syndrome", "aliases": ["Restless leg", "Restless Leg Syndrome", "Riot of the foot", "Wittmaack-Ekbom's syndrome", "Restless Legs Syndrome", "Leg jiggling", "Iritable legs", "Restless legs syndrome", "Wittmaack-Ekbom syndrome", "Iritable legs syndrome", "Willis-Ekbom Disease", "Restless leg syndrome", "Leg tapping", "Restless foot", "Ekbom Disease", "Restless legs", "Willis-Ekbom disease", "Restless-leg syndrome", "Trucker's itch", "Willis-Ekbom syndrome"]}
{"context": "Question: What word best describes a triangle where one angle is equal to 90 degrees?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Right angled", "aliases": ["Right angled"]}
{"context": "Question: Which writer, whose Christian names were Clive Staples, was known to family and friends as 'Jack'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "C S LEWIS", "aliases": ["C. S Lewis", "St. Clive", "N.W. Clerk", "C.s. louis", "C. S. (Clives Staples)", "Clives Staples Lewis", "C S LEWIS", "Clive staples lewis", "N.W. Clark", "CS Lewis", "C.s. lewis", "C s lewis", "C.S Lewis", "Clive Staples Lewis", "Inner ring", "The Inner Ring", "N. W. Clerk", "C Lewis", "C.S.Lewis", "Saint Clive", "Clive S Lewis", "C S Lewis", "Cs lewis", "St Clive", "The Great Knock", "C. S. Lewis", "Clive S. Lewis", "C.S. Lewis"]}
{"context": "Question: Who composed the symphonic poem `Dance Macabre'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CAMILLE SAINT-SAENS", "aliases": ["Charles Saint-Saens", "Charles-Camille Saint-Saens", "Charles Camille Saint Saëns", "Camille Saint-Saens", "Saint-Saens", "Saint Saëns", "Saint Saens", "CAMILLE SAINT-SAENS", "Camille Saint-Saēns", "Charles Camille Saint Saens", "Charles Camille Saint-Saëns", "Charles Camille Saint-Saens", "Charles-Camille Saint-Saëns", "Camille Saint Saens", "Saint seans", "Camile Saint-Saens", "Camille Saint Saëns", "Saint-Saëns", "Camille Saint-Säens", "Camille Saint-Saéns", "Camille Saint-Saeens", "Camille Saint-Saëns", "Saint Saen", "Saint-saens"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology, what was the name of the nymph who fell in love with Narcissus, but who was said to have pined away when her love was not returned, leaving only her voice?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Echo", "aliases": ["Echoing", "Reechoed", "Re-echoed", "Duck's quack", "Reechoes", "Reecho", "Echo", "Re-echoes", "Echo (phenomenon)", "Echoed", "Echo (acoustics)", "Re-echo", "Reechoing", "Re-echoing"]}
{"context": "Question: Rapunzel, Mother Gothel and Paulo are all characters in which 2010 animated film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tangled", "aliases": ["Rapunzel (2010 film)", "Rapunzel Unbraided", "Healing Incantation", "Gothel (Disney)", "Disney's Rapunzel", "Tangled Characters", "Tangled (movie)", "List of Tangled characters", "Princess Rapunzel", "Tangled", "List of Characters in Disney's Tangled", "Rapunzel (film)", "Rapunzel: A Tangled Tale", "Tangled (soundtrack)", "Rapunzel (2009 film)", "Tangled (2010 film)", "List of characters in Disney's Tangled"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which \"\"Bond girl\"\" met Ringo Starr when they starred in the 1981 film \"\"Caveman\"\", and later married him?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Barbara Bach", "aliases": ["Barbara Bach"]}
{"context": "Question: Where is the Australian parliament based?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Canberra", "aliases": ["Canberra (Australia)", "Canberra, Australian Capital Territory", "Canberra, Australia", "Capital of Australia", "Canberra", "Canberra, AU-ACT", "Canberra, ACT", "Canberran", "UN/LOCODE:AUCBR", "Limestone Plains", "Capital of australia"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the major suits in the card game Bridge?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hearts and Spades", "aliases": ["Hearts and Spades"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In the nursery rhyme, \"\"The House that Jack Built\"\", what did the rat do?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "ATE THE MALT", "aliases": ["ATE THE MALT"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to a figure of speech by means of which contradictory terms are combined?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oxymoron", "aliases": ["Oxy moron", "Oxymora", "Oxymoronical", "Plastic silverware", "Oxymorons", "Self-contradictory", "Oxymoron", "Oxymoronic", "Oximoron"]}
{"context": "Question: On September 28th, NASA announced that what had been detected on Mars?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Flowing WATER", "aliases": ["Flowing WATER"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actress Dame was made a Companion of Honour in the 2014 Queen’s Birthday Honours List?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Maggie Smith", "aliases": ["Dame Maggie Smith", "Dame Maggy Smith", "Maggy Smith", "Dame Margaret Natalie Smith", "Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross", "Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross, DBE", "Maggie Smith", "Margaret Natalie Smith Cross", "Margaret Natalie Smith Cross, DBE", "Dame Margaret Natalie Smith Cross DBE", "Dame Smith", "Dame M. N. Smith", "Dame Margaret Smith", "Maggie smith"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the Japanese practice of 'jigai' that is the female equivalent of a more gory procedure prescribed for males?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Traditional method of ritual suicide", "aliases": ["Traditional method of ritual suicide"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the next in this series: John L. Sullivan, James J. Corbett, Bob Fitzsimmons, James J. Jeffries, Marvin Hart, ... ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tommy Burns", "aliases": ["Tommy Burns (disambiguation)", "Thomas Burns (disambiguation)", "Tommy Burns", "Thomas Burns", "Tom Burns (disambiguation)", "Burns, Thomas", "Thom Burns", "Tom Burns"]}
{"context": "Question: Which wedding anniversary is celebrated with paper\nAnswer:", "answer": "1st", "aliases": ["First (track)", "First (album)", "1st (EP)", "First (disambiguation)", "Firſt", "1st", "Firsts", "First"]}
{"context": "Question: Trinidad lies opposite the delta of which major river?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Orinoco", "aliases": ["Orinoco", "Rio Orinoco", "Orinoco Basin", "River Orinoco", "Orinoco River", "Orinco River", "Río Orinoco", "Orinoco River Basin", "El Pao Iron Mine", "Orinocco", "Orinoco Iron Mines", "El Florero Iron Mines", "Orinoco river", "Venzuela Iron Mines"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1985, which filly was the last racehorse to win a variant of the English Triple Crown?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oh So Sharp", "aliases": ["Oh So Sharp"]}
{"context": "Question: Which member of the British royal family was born on 8/8/88?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Princess Beatrice of York", "aliases": ["Princess beatrice of york", "Beatrice of York", "Beatrice of york", "Princess Beatrice of York", "HRH Princess Beatrice", "HRH Princess Beatrice of York", "Princess Beatrice", "Beatrice York"]}
{"context": "Question: A mahout is a person who works, tends and rides which animal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Elephant", "aliases": ["Elephantinely", "Elephant tusks", "Rogue Elephant", "Elephant", "🐘", "Elephant hunting", "Elephantineness", "Elephant hunter", "Rogue elephant", "Baby elephants", "Brown elephants", "ELEPHANT", "Elephan", "פיל", "Elephant population", "Elephant evolution", "Elefonts", "Evolution of elephants", "Elephants", "Mating elephants", "Elaphant", "Elephant rage", "Gestation period for elephants", "Elephant tusk", "Sexual behavior of elephants"]}
{"context": "Question: To which family of birds do sparrows belong?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Passeridae", "aliases": ["Sparow", "Old world sparrow", "Old World sparrow", "Sparrow", "Passeridae", "Old World Sparrow", "Sparrows", "Spadger"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Koo Stark's real first name ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KATHLEEN", "aliases": ["Kathleen", "KATHLEEN", "Kathleen (disambiguation)", "Katleen"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What was special about \"\"The Daily Courant\"\" that appeared in the early 18th century?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "First daily newspaper", "aliases": ["First daily newspaper"]}
{"context": "Question: Which African country's flag is red with a green star in the centre?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MOROCCO", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:MA", "Al-Mamlakah al-Ma�", "Maroc", "Royaume du Maroc", "Norocco", "MOROCCO", "Moraco", "Sultanate of Fez", "Etymology of Morocco", "المغرب", "Al-Mamlaka al-Maġ", "Maroc (disambiguation)", "Morroco", "Al-Maġrib", "Lmaġrib", "Sherifian Empire", "Maroco", "Name of Morocco", "Morrocco", "Moroccan Kingdom", "Morocco", "Morrocan", "Al-Mamlakah al-Ma�", "Moroco", "Marokko", "المملكة المغرب", "Marocko", "Sultanate of Morocco", "Al-Mamlaka al-Maghreb", "Kingdom of Morocco"]}
{"context": "Question: The traditional logo of which famous pre-ground bean coffee is a white script lower-case four-letter name on a red square background?\nAnswer:", "answer": "illy", "aliases": ["Illycaffè S.p.A", "illy", "Illy", "Illycaffè"]}
{"context": "Question: What, according to Greek legend, was built at Cnossos, Crete, by Daedalus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Labyrinth", "aliases": ["Labrynth", "Labryinths", "Meditation labyrinth", "Davide Tonato", "Labyrinth", "Christian labyrinth", "Egyptian Labyrinth", "Cretan Labyrinth", "The labyrinth", "Labyrinth walk", "Prayer labyrinth", "The Labyrinth", "Labyrinthine", "Prayer Labyrinth"]}
{"context": "Question: Born 'Lucille LeSueur' , By what name is this actress better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Joan Crawford", "aliases": ["Joan Crawford", "Lucille Fay LeSueur", "Crawford, Joan", "Lucille LeSueur"]}
{"context": "Question: In March 2013, rapper Gucci Mane was arrested for attacking a man in a bar and a tabloid headlined the news as 'Rapper Mistook Man for a Ship.' What object did Mane use for his assault?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Champagne bottle!", "aliases": ["Champagne bottle!"]}
{"context": "Question: George Lansbury et al founded which newspaper in 1912?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Daily Herald", "aliases": ["Daily Herald (disambiguation)", "Morning Herald (disambiguation)", "The Daily Herald", "Herald (newspaper)", "Sunday Herald (disambiguation)", "The daily herald", "Daily Herald"]}
{"context": "Question: In which film did Roger Moore first play James Bond?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LIVE AND LET DIE", "aliases": ["Live and Let Die (disambiguation)", "LIVE AND LET DIE", "Live and let die", "LALD", "Live And Let Die", "Live and let Die", "Live & let die", "Live and Let Die"]}
{"context": "Question: What were Operation Pointblank, Operation Overlord, Operation Fortitude, Operation Neptune and Operation Quicksilver?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Allied operations in World War II", "aliases": ["Allied operations in World War II"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the current Director General of the BBC?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Lord) Tony Hall", "aliases": ["(Lord) Tony Hall"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British Prime Minister who came to office in 1894, took to riding around London in a carriage at night in an attempt to cure his lifelong insomnia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "EARL OF ROSEBERRY or", "aliases": ["EARL OF ROSEBERRY or"]}
{"context": "Question: Which super-tanker ran aground near Milford Haven in 1996\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sea Empress", "aliases": ["Sea Empress", "MV Sea Empress"]}
{"context": "Question: Which motor manufacturer makes the models Note and Juke?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nissan", "aliases": ["Nissan Motor", "Nissan Motor Company, Limited", "Nissan 180 Plan", "Nsany", "Nissan Motor Co. Ltd.", "Nissan foria", "Nissan Commercial Vehicles", "Nissan cars", "Nissan North America", "Nissan North America, Inc.", "Tom Lane (Nissan)", "Nissan Motors", "Nissan Red and Blue Stage", "Nissan Motor Co., Ltd.", "Nissan Satio Store", "Nissan Motor Co.", "The Nissan Motor Company", "Nissan Bluebird Store", "Nissan North America Inc.", "Nissan Red Stage", "Nissan USA", "Nissan Revival Plan", "Nissan vehicles", "Nissan", "Cabstar", "日産", "Nissan Saito Store", "Nissan Motor Store", "Nissan Motor Company, Ltd.", "Nissan Cherry Store", "Nissan Motor Company Ltd", "Nissan (automobile)", "Nissan Motor Corporation", "Nissan Motor Corporation, U.S.", "Nissan Motor Co (Australia)", "Nissan Jidosha KK", "Nissan Foria", ".datsun", "Nissan Blue Stage", "Nissan car", "Nissan Motor Company", "Nissan Motor Corporation U.S.A"]}
{"context": "Question: The largest ever teddy bears picnic was held in Dublin in 1995. How many bears were there?\nAnswer:", "answer": "33,573", "aliases": ["thirty-three thousand, five hundred and seventy", "33573", "33,573"]}
{"context": "Question: Anosmia is the lack of which of the senses in humans?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Smell", "aliases": ["Smell (disambiguation)", "Smell", "Smells"]}
{"context": "Question: What plant was traditionally cultivated in Europe for its unique blue dye?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Woad", "aliases": ["Banlangen", "Dyer's woad", "Woad raider", "Isatis indigotica", "Radix Isatidis", "Glastum", "Woad", "Ban lan gen", "Vitrum", "Woad raiders", "Indigowoad root", "Indigowoad Root", "Isatis tinctoria"]}
{"context": "Question: Which public holiday became official in the UK in 1978\nAnswer:", "answer": "May Day", "aliases": ["May day", "2002 Mayday", "Första maj", "1st of May", "Forsta maj", "1999 Mayday", "May Day", "May Day parade", "National Day of Labour", "May day parade", "Foersta maj"]}
{"context": "Question: The youngest gold medalist for team GB at the 2012 Olympics, Jade Jones, won in which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TAEKWANDO", "aliases": ["Punch (Taekwondo)", "Taekwondo", "Tae-Kwon-Do.", "Tae kwan do", "TaeKwonDo", "Dan (Taekwondo)", "Tae Kwon-do", "Taiquando", "Kyrugi", "ITF Taekwondo", "태권도", "Taekwon do", "Tae Kwan Do", "Tae kwon-do", "TaekWon Do", "History of Taekwondo", "TaeKwon-Do", "Tae kwondo", "Tai quan do", "TKD", "Tae kune do", "Tae-kwan-do", "Gong Soo", "Taekwando", "Tai kwon do", "Taikwondo", "TaeKwonDoe", "Thyakwento", "Tae kown do", "Kyorugi", "T'aekwondo", "TAEKWANDO", "Taiquandao", "Kyup", "Traditional taekwondo", "Tae-Kwon-Do", "Gong Soo Do", "Torann Mazeroi", "Tae kwon do", "Tai kwan do", "Tae kwando", "Punch(Taekwondo)", "テコンドー", "Taekwon-do", "Taegwondo", "History of tkd", "History of taekwondo", "T'aekwŏndo", "Sine wave technique", "Tkd", "Tae kwon doe", "Taikwon dou", "Korean Karate", "Tae Kwon-Do", "Tae-kwon-do", "Taequando", "Tae Kwon Do", "Taekwondo history", "跆拳道", "WTF Taekwondo", "Sport Taekwondo", "Taekwondoe", "TaekWon do", "Taikwon do", "Taekwon-Do"]}
{"context": "Question: Didsbury, Ardwick and Fallowfield are all areas of which British city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Manchester", "aliases": ["Manchester developments", "Manchester (borough)", "UN/LOCODE:GBMNC", "Manchester, Greater Manchester", "Manchester, UK", "Climate of Manchester", "City of Manchester", "The weather in Manchester", "Manchester (city, England)", "Machester", "Drizzlechester", "Mancs", "Manchester", "Manchester, United Kingdom", "Manchester (England)", "Metropolitan Borough of Manchester", "Manchester, U.K.", "Manchester (UK)", "England Manchester", "Manchester, England", "County Borough of Manchester"]}
{"context": "Question: Joe Gargery is a character in which Charles Dickens novel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Great Expectations", "aliases": ["Herbert Pocket", "Great Expectation", "Jaggers", "Great Expectations plot details", "Great Expectations", "Joe Gargery", "Bentley Drummle", "Great expectations", "Mrs joe"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country has the greatest number of ancient pyramids? (hint: They are called the Nubian Pyramids)\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sudan", "aliases": ["Sudan", "Islamic Republic of Sudan", "Sport in Sudan", "Government of the Sudan", "The Sudan", "Republic of Sudan", "Republic of North Sudan", "Northern Sudan", "Environmental issues in Sudan", "Sudan proper", "North Sudan", "Environmental issues in sudan", "As-Sūdān", "Administrative divisions of Sudan", "ISO 3166-1:SD", "جمهورية السودان", "Sudanese culture", "As-Sudan", "Republic of the Sudan", "السودان", "Islamic Republic of the Sudan", "Clothing in Sudan", "Official language of Southern Sudan", "Sudanese", "Environment of Sudan", "Culture of Sudan", "Sudan Foundation"]}
{"context": "Question: In WWII, who was the head of the Nazi party's security service?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Reinhard Heidrich", "aliases": ["Reinhard Heidrich", "Rinehardt Heydrich", "Himmler's Evil Genius", "ReinhardHeydrich", "Heidrich, Rinehardt", "Reinhard Hydrich", "Reinhard Hydrick", "The Young Evil God of Death", "Rinehardt Heidrich", "Heydrich", "Heydrich Reinhard", "Reinhard Hidrich", "Reinhard Hidrick", "Rhinehardt Heidrich", "Reinhard Heydrick", "The Butcher of Prague", "Heidrich, Reinhardt", "Heidrich, Rhinehardt", "Reinhardt Heydrich", "Rhinehardt Heydrich", "Reinhard Heydrich", "Rhinehart Heidrich", "Reihnard Heidrich", "Rhinehard Heydrich", "Heydrich Reinhart", "Rheinhard Heydrich", "Heydrich, Reinhard", "Rinehard Heidrich", "Butcher of Prague", "HeydrichReinhardt", "Rhinehart Heydrich", "Heidrich, Rhinehart", "Reinhart heidrich", "ReinhardtHeydrich", "Heydrich, Reinhart", "Heydrich, Reinhardt", "Heydrich,Reinhardt", "Rinehard Heydrich", "Heydrich Reinhardt", "Reinhart Heydrich", "Heidrich, Rinehart", "Young Evil God of Death", "Heidrich, Reinhart", "Rinehart Heydrich", "HeydrichReinhard", "Heydrich,Reinhard", "Reinhard Tristan Eugen Heydrich", "Rhinehard Heidrich", "Heidrich, Rhinehard", "Heidrich, Rinehard", "Heydrich,Reinhart", "Heidrich, Reinhard", "Rinehart Heidrich", "Himler's Evil Genius"]}
{"context": "Question: What communal cooking method/equipment derives from French 'melted'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fondue", "aliases": ["Fondue", "Cheese fondue from Savoy", "Fondeu", "Fondu", "Fondue Neuchateloise", "Cheese fondue", "Fonduta", "Chocolate fondue", "Fondeau", "Fundue"]}
{"context": "Question: Which former West Indian fast bowler was known as 'Whispering Death'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Michael Holding", "aliases": ["Michael Holding", "Mike Holding"]}
{"context": "Question: Which clear liqueur, of German/Dutch origin, is used along with gin to make a Silver Streak cocktail?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kummel", "aliases": ["Kuemmel", "Kümmel", "Gilka-Kümmel", "Gilka-Kuemmel", "Kummel", "Gilka-Kummel"]}
{"context": "Question: Discovery, Gillyflower and Rome Beauty are types of which fruit\nAnswer:", "answer": "Apple", "aliases": ["Apple Blossom", "Appleblossom", "Green Apples", "Malus domesticus", "Appleblossoms", "Culture of apple", "Malus domestica", "Apple blossom", "Apple/Nutritional information", "Nutritional information about the apple", "Apple production", "Apple-blossoms", "Apple blossoms", "Apple peel", "An apple a day", "Apple (fruit)", "Apple trees", "Malus pumila", "Malus communis", "Pyrus malus", "Apple tree", "🍏", "🍎", "Apple Popularity", "Apples", "Dried apple", "سێو", "Apple (Fruit)", "Green Apple", "Apple-tree", "Green apples", "Apple", "Apples and teachers", "Aplle", "Apple-blossom", "Apple (tree)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Deceased wrestler 'Leon Aras' was the voice of the \"\"Tetley Tea Folk\"\", by what more familiar name was he known?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "BRIAN GLOVER", "aliases": ["Brian Glover", "BRIAN GLOVER"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the palace and monastery , situated some 25 miles north of Madrid, founded by King Phillip II of Spain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE ESCORIAL", "aliases": ["The Escorial", "Monasterio del Escorial", "Biblioteca del Real Monasterio de", "Escorial Monastery", "Real Biblioteca de San Lorenzo de El", "Real Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Esc", "San Lorenzo del Escorial Palace", "THE ESCORIAL", "Monasterio de San Lorenzo de El Escorial", "Escorial", "El Escorial", "Escorial Library", "Royal Seat of San Lorenzo de El Escorial", "Royal Monastery of San Lorenzo Del Escorial", "Monasterio de El Escorial"]}
{"context": "Question: Known as the Toison d'Or (French), Goldenen Vlies (Germany), and Toisón de Oro (Spain), the historic European supreme award is The Order of the (What ancient authority symbol?)\nAnswer:", "answer": "Golden Fleece", "aliases": ["Chrysomallus", "Quest of Golden Fleece", "Quest of the Golden Fleece", "Golden fleece", "Chrysomallos", "Golden Fleece"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country were democratic elections held in May 1989, and though Guillermo Endara was elected president, the results were annulled by the existing government?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Panama", "aliases": ["Sport in Panama", "Republic of Panamá", "Name of Panama", "Panamanian", "República de Panamá", "Panama", "Republic of Panama", "Subdivisions of Panama", "ISO 3166-1:PA", "Etymology of Panama", "Panamà", "Panamá", "Administrative divisions of Panama"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Bible, where was Jesus betrayed by Judas, and subsequently arrested?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE", "aliases": ["Gethsemane", "GARDEN OF GETHSEMANE", "Ghetsemane", "Gardens of Gethsemane", "Gethsemane Garden", "Garden of Gethsemane.", "Gethsemeni", "Garden of Gethsemane", "Garden of Gethsemani"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the 1984 Booker Prize winning novel 'Hotel Du Lac'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Anita Brookner", "aliases": ["Anita Brookner"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is currently fifth in line to the Throne?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PRINCESS BEATRICE", "aliases": ["Princess beatrice of york", "Beatrice of York", "Beatrice of york", "Princess Beatrice of York", "HRH Princess Beatrice", "HRH Princess Beatrice of York", "Princess Beatrice", "PRINCESS BEATRICE", "Beatrice York"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1942, which town was destroyed by Nazis in reprisal for the assassination of Reinhard Heydrick?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LIDICE", "aliases": ["Liditz", "Licide", "Ledice", "Lidice Massacre", "Lidice", "Massacre at Lidice", "Massacre in Lidice", "Lidice, Czechoslovakia", "LIDICE"]}
{"context": "Question: Human depression illness is sometimes called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Black Dog", "aliases": ["Black Dog (disambiguation)", "Black dog (disambiguation)", "Black dog", "Black Dog"]}
{"context": "Question: Who duetted with Syd Owen on the single Better Believe It, which was released as part of the Children in Need appeal in 1995 ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PATSY PALMER", "aliases": ["PATSY PALMER", "Patsy Palmer"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the patron saint of dancers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "St Vitus", "aliases": ["St Vitus", "Saint Guy", "Vitus (saint)", "Sts. Vitus, Modestus,", "St. Vito", "Vitus", "Modestus, Vitus, and Crescent", "Crescentia, Modestus, and", "Vitus, Modestus and Crescentia", "Monastery of St. Vito", "Saint Vito", "St. Vitus", "S Vito", "Saint Crescentia", "Modestus, Vitus, and Crescent", "Crescentia, Modestus, and", "Vít", "Saint Vitus Day", "Vitus, Modestus, and Crescent", "S. Vito", "Saint Vitus"]}
{"context": "Question: Also called The Roodee, which, officially, is Britain’s oldest and shortest racecourse?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chester", "aliases": ["County Borough of Chester", "Cestrians", "Legacæstir", "Chester, Cheshire", "Chester, England", "St Clare's Catholic Primary School (Chester)", "Chester", "Cestrian"]}
{"context": "Question: John Calvin, 16th century French theologian, was the autocrat of which city for 13 years, where he improved the city and provided harsh punishments for moral transgressions?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Geneva", "aliases": ["Geneva Palexpo", "Geneve", "Genève", "Gɛnf", "Geneva", "Geneva, Switzerland", "Geneva, CH-GE", "Geneva (Geneva)", "Génève", "Genevese", "City of Geneva", "Genevan", "Genf", "Geneva GE", "UN/LOCODE:CHGVA", "Geneva (Switzerland)", "Pâquis"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the value of the letter ‘K’ in the game of Scrabble?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FIVE", "aliases": ["five", "5", "FIVE"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"Yabba dabba doo\"\" was a catch-phrase in which cartoon series?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Flintstones", "aliases": ["The Flinstones", "Yaba Daba Doo", "Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes Lodge No.", "Flintstones", "The Flintstones Fox", "Flinstones", "The Flinstones (2013 TV series)", "Loyal Order of Water Buffaloes", "The Flintstones (1980)", "Hoppy (The Flintstones)", "The Flintstones (Fox television series)", "The Flagstones", "List of The Flintstones characters", "Hollyrock", "Yabadabadoo", "The Flintstones (2013)", "The Flintstones (Fox TV series)", "Baby Puss (The Flintstones)", "The Flintstone", "Flintstones, The", "The Flintstones", "Overview of The Flintstones", "Mr. Slate"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the longest reigning British king?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George III", "aliases": ["George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland", "King george the 3rd", "George iii", "George III, King of Great Britain", "Farmer George", "George III of Corsica", "King George 3", "King George III", "George III of England", "George iii of the united kingdom", "George III", "George III of Great Britain", "George III of Scotland", "King George III of the United Kingdom", "George III of Great Britain and Ireland", "George III of Hanover", "King George III of Great Britain", "George the Third", "George III of Britain", "George III of the United Kingdom", "George III of the UK", "George III Guelph", "Mad King George", "List of titles and honours of King George III", "George William Frederick", "George III %22the Mad%22 of the", "King George 3 of the United Kingdom", "George Iii"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2012 what nation is the world's second-largest economy, the largest exporter and second-largest importer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "China", "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 Gu", "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 g", "中国", "Peoples republic of china", "P.R.China", "People's Republic or China", "Zhonghua Renmin Gonghegu", "China, the People's Republic of", "Nation of China", "People’s Republic of China", "China, PRC", "Zhōnghuá Rénmín", "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 gonghegu", "P.R. China", "Zhongguó", "中华人民共和国", "PRChina", "中華", "PR of China", "中華人民共和�", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which Russian (in 1941) composed the \"\"Leningrad Symphony\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dimitri Shostakovitch", "aliases": ["Dimitri Shostakovitch"]}
{"context": "Question: What Latin phrase, which translates as Out of many, one, is taken to mean One from Many?\nAnswer:", "answer": "E Pluribus Unum", "aliases": ["E-Plu Rib Us-U Num", "Ex Pluribus Unum", "E Pluribus Unum", "E pluribus unum", "E PLURIBUS UNUM", "Out of Many, One", "From many, one", "E pluribus umun", "Unum e pluribus"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour is the number 10 on the door of 10 Downing Street? White, Yellow or Brown?\nAnswer:", "answer": "White", "aliases": ["White (Colour)", "Rgb(255, 255, 255)", "White", "Whitishness", "Whiter", "(255, 255, 255)", "Whitishly", "White (political adjective)", "White-", "White-Finn", "Whitest", "FFFFFF", "Color/white", "Man on a white horse"]}
{"context": "Question: Who originally looked after the Blue Peter garden\nAnswer:", "answer": "Percy Thrower", "aliases": ["Percy Thrower"]}
{"context": "Question: IBM Halt is one of nine railway stations in which Clydeside town?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Greenock", "aliases": ["Greenock, Renfrewshire", "Greenock, Inverclyde", "Greenock", "Famous Greenockians", "Famous greenockians", "Greenock, Scotland", "Port of Greenock"]}
{"context": "Question: On which part of the body would a mukluk be worn?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Foot", "aliases": ["Foot fracture", "Human feet", "Foot muscles", "Pedis", "Dorsum of foot", "Joints of foot", "Plates of meat", "Muscles of the Feet", "Foot dorsum", "Foot", "Joints of the foot", "Articulatio pedis", "Broken foot", "Foot (anatomy)", "Articulationes pedis", "Foot type", "Insteps", "Articulations of foot", "Human foot", "Foot sweat", "Instep", "Feet", "Foot deformities", "Foot taboo", "Foot fractures"]}
{"context": "Question: What word refers to an extended trip through the Bush, taken by an aborigine?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WALKABOUT", "aliases": ["Walkabout (Bar)", "The Walkabout", "The Walkabout (pub chain)", "Walkabout & Surfer's Paradise (bar &", "Walkabout (pub, London)", "Walkabout (pub chain)", "WALKABOUT"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, in 1960, made international news for banging his shoe on a table in the UN?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nikita Khruschev", "aliases": ["Khrushchevian", "Nikita Sergeevič Hrušč", "Nikita Khrushchëv", "Nikita Khrushchev", "Никита Хрущёв", "Khrushcev", "Nikita Sergeevich Kruschev", "Nikita Hruscev", "Nikita Sergejevic Hruscev", "Khrusjtsjov", "Krushchev", "Kruscev, Nikita", "Khrushev", "Nikita Xruščëv", "Nikita (Sergeyevich) K", "Nikita Khrushchyov", "Nikita Sergeevic Hruscev", "Nikita Sergejevic Xruscev", "Nikita S. Khrushchev", "N. S. Khrushchev", "Chrustjev", "Khrushov", "Nikita Sergeyevich", "Kruschov", "Chrusttjov", "Nikita Kruschev", "Kruscev", "Hruštšov", "Nikita Khruschev", "N.S. Khrushchev", "Nikita Khrushchov", "Khruschev", "Khrushchyov", "Nikita Xruscev", "Kruyshev", "Khrushchev, Nikita Sergeevich", "Krushov", "Nikita Sergejevič Xruš", "Nikita Kruschov", "Nikita Hruščëv", "Nikita Khrushov", "Nikita Khruschov", "Nikita Sergejevič Hruš", "Khrushchov", "Хрущёв", "Хрущев", "Nikita Khrushchev's 1959 visit to", "Khrushchev", "Ники́та Серге", "Nikita Sergeevič Xrušč", "Nikita Sergeevich Khrushchev", "Nikita Sergeevic Xruscev", "Никита Сергеевич", "Nikita Krushchev", "Nikita Kukuruznik", "Nikita Sergeyevich Khrushchy", "Kruschev"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British submarine sank the General Belgrano in the Falklands War\nAnswer:", "answer": "HMS Conqueror", "aliases": ["Hms conqueror", "HMS Conqueror"]}
{"context": "Question: Which jazz saxophonist was nicknamed Bird\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charlie Parker", "aliases": ["Charlie Parker", "Parker, Charlie Bird", "Charlie Parker Residence", "Charlie Parker Septet", "Charles Parker, Jr.", "Cool blues", "The Charlie Parker Septet", "Charlie “Bird” Parker", "Charlie %22Bird%22 Parker", "Charlie parker"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won his third rowing Olympic gold medal with Steve Redgrave in 2000?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Matthew Pinsent", "aliases": ["Matt Pinsent", "Matthew Pinsent", "Pinsent, Matthew", "Sir Matthew Pinsent"]}
{"context": "Question: What name links an American singer and a Nottinghamshire and England cricketer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Taylor", "aliases": ["Taylor, James", "Jelly Man Kelly", "James Vernon Taylor", "Jellyman Kelly", "James Taylor", "James Taylor (American musician)"]}
{"context": "Question: What country is the world's largest producer of Tobacco?\nAnswer:", "answer": "China", "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 Gu", "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 g", "中国", "Peoples republic of china", "P.R.China", "People's Republic or China", "Zhonghua Renmin Gonghegu", "China, the People's Republic of", "Nation of China", "People’s Republic of China", "China, PRC", "Zhōnghuá Rénmín", "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 gonghegu", "P.R. China", "Zhongguó", "中华人民共和国", "PRChina", "中華", "PR of China", "中華人民共和�", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the play The Three Sisters?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Anton Chekhov", "aliases": ["Anton Chekhov", "Tsjechov", "Tsjechow", "Anton Chexov", "Chekhovian", "Chexov", "Anton Čechov", "Anton Tchekoff", "Tchekhov", "Anton Tchekhov", "Checkov", "Chejov", "Anton Tchechov", "Anton Checkov", "Anton Chekhov Fine Arts Award", "Anton Tchekhof", "Chehov", "Анто́н Па́", "Anton Chekov", "Anton Cehov", "Chekhov", "Czechov", "Anton checkov", "Anton Tchekov", "Anton Tšehov", "Anton Tschechow", "Anton P. Chekhov", "Tschechow", "Checkhov", "Чехов", "Anton checkhov", "Anton Pavlovich Chekhov", "Anton Tsehov", "Antòn Pàvlovič Ch", "Anton tschechow", "Mr chekov"]}
{"context": "Question: Mallard is the official world speed record holding what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Steam locomotive", "aliases": ["Choo-choo train", "🚂", "Steam circuit", "Steam train", "Steam railway locomotive", "Steam loco", "Steam-powered locomotive", "Steam locomotive", "Steamtrain", "Steam trains", "Choo choo train", "Steam Train", "Pufferbilly", "Steam locamotive", "Steam locomotives"]}
{"context": "Question: What now illegal crop did George Washington grow on his estate?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hemp", "aliases": ["Natural fibre hemp", "Hempmilk", "Ditchweed", "Industrial hemp", "Hempseed", "Hempnut", "Hemp paper", "Shelled Hemp Seeds", "Commercial hemp", "Hemp (cannabis oglalas", "Industrial cannabis", "Hemp nut", "Hemp seed", "Hempen", "Hemp", "Hemp rope", "Industrial Hemp"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Scottish football team plays home games at Easter Road?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HIBERNIAN", "aliases": ["The Hibernian", "Charles Byrne (Journalist)", "HIBERNIAN"]}
{"context": "Question: Who directed the film 'Last Tango in Paris'? (\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bernardo) Bertolucci", "aliases": ["Bernando Bertolucci", "Bertolucci", "Bernardo Bertolucci", "Bernardo) Bertolucci"]}
{"context": "Question: Who sang the 1964 hit My Boy Lollipop?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Millie (or Millie Small)", "aliases": ["Millie (or Millie Small)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the unfortunate defect inherent in Angora cats?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DEAFNESS", "aliases": ["Partial loss of hearing", "Hypoacusis", "Hearing impaired", "Hearing Impairment", "Profoundly deaf", "Temporary deafness", "Auditory impairment", "Hearing disorders and deafness", "Deaf person", "Hard-of-hearing", "Hearing problems", "Hereditary hearing loss", "Anacusis", "Hearing Loss", "Impairment of hearing", "Hearing impairment", "Hard of hearing", "Deaf individual", "International Symbol for Deafness", "Perceptive deafness", "Hereditary hearing disorder", "Profound deafness", "Late-deafened", "DEAFNESS", "Hearing disorder", "Hereditary deafness", "Hearing-impaired", "Noise induced deafness", "Hearing deficits", "Hearing problems in children", "Hearing loss", "Syndromic deafness", "LY411575", "Congenital deafness", "Hearing damage", "Familial deafness", "Hearing disorders", "Partial deafness", "Deafness", "Loss of hearing", "Deaf", "International symbol for deafness", "Age Related Hearing Impairment", "Profound hearing loss", "Hardness of hearing", "Hearing disability"]}
{"context": "Question: What popular computing term, originally prefixed 'magic-' and referring to a data packet sent and received unchanged by a computer program, lost its prefix when introduced to web terminology in 1994?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cookie", "aliases": ["Cookies", "Hermit (cookie)", "Cookiee", "Cooky", "Cookie bars", "🍪", "Hermit cookie", "Cookie (baked goods)", "Sandwich cookies", "Oatmeal cookies", "Koekje", "Cooki", "Thumbprint cookie", "Oatmeal raisin cookie", "Cookie", "Oatmeal Cookie", "Oatmeal cookie"]}
{"context": "Question: Barney the Owl is a mascot of which English football club?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sheffield Wednesday FC", "aliases": ["Lee strafford", "Sheffield Wednesday F C", "Sheffield Wednesday F.C.", "Sheffield wed", "The Owls", "Sheff Wed", "Sheffield Wednesday F.C", "Sheffield Wednesday FC", "The Wednesday", "Sheffield Wednesday F. C.", "Sheffield Wednesday", "(Sheffield Wednesday)", "Sheffield Wednesday Football Club", "The Wednesday F.C."]}
{"context": "Question: Which insects live in a vespiary?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wasps", "aliases": ["Wasp venoms", "Ground wasps", "Wasp facts", "Wasp", "Vespine", "Social wasp", "Wasps"]}
{"context": "Question: Which villain, played by Richard Kiel, appeared in two James Bond movies, 'The Spy Who Loved Me' and 'Moonraker'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jaws", "aliases": ["Jaws (software)", "Jaws", "Jaws (disambiguation)", "JAWS"]}
{"context": "Question: Ivan the Terrible was a czar of what country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Russia", "aliases": ["Russia (1991-1993)", "Оросын Холбоон", "Etymology of Russia", "The Russian federation", "Рәсәй", "ISO 3166-1:RU", "Russia (1990-1993)", "Ресей", "Novaya russia", "Росси́я", "Раҫҫей", "Российская Федера", "Poccnr", "Росія", "Ородой Холбоон", "России", "The Russian Federation", "Russsia", "Russian (citizen)", "Росси́йская Ф", "Урысей", "Арассыыйа", "Rossiyskaya Federatsiya", "Оьрсийн Федер", "Russian-born", "Аьрасат", "Russia (Federation)", "POCCNR", "Northern Russia", "Federation of Russia", "Russia (country)", "Рочму", "Ресей Федерацияс", "Venaja", "Русия", "Урыстәыла", "Resey", "Россия", "Wildlife of Russia", "The Country Russia", "Уæрæсе", "Venaejae", "Russian federation", "Russie", "Russia", "Rossijskaja Federatsija", "RUSSIA", "Ryssland", "Russian Federation", "Russiya", "Русија", "RusSia", "Орсин Ниицән", "Russland", "Рузмастор", "RussiA"]}
{"context": "Question: Who holds a trumpet on the album cover of Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band by The Beatles?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ringo Starr", "aliases": ["RINGO", "Starr, Ringo", "Richard Starkey, Jr.", "Beatle Ringo", "Ringo Star", "Richie Snare", "Ringo starkey", "Ringo Starr", "Ringo Starkey", "Ringo", "Richard Starkey", "%22Ringo%22", "Richard Starky", "Richard Starrkey", "Ringo (film)", "Richard Starkey Jr.", "Ringo starr", "Richard Henry Parkin Starkey Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: Which Asian city's international airport is built at the mouth of the Tama-gawa?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TOKYO", "aliases": ["東京都", "Economy of Tokyo", "Demographics of Tokyo", "東京", "Tõkyõ", "Oyata", "UN/LOCODE:JPTYO", "Toukyo", "Tōkyō, Japan", "Tōkyo", "JP-13", "Tōkyō Met.", "Tokyo Metropolitan Prefecture", "To-kyo", "Tokio Metropolis", "Tôkiô", "Oyata, Tokyo", "Tohkyoh", "Economy of tokyo", "Toukyou-to", "Tókio", "Tokyo", "Toky", "To Kyo", "Tōkyō Prefecture", "Tōkyō-to", "Tokyo (Japan)", "Tōkyō, JP-13", "Tôkyô Prefecture", "Tôkyô, Japan", "Dōngjīng (Japan)", "Outlying islands of Tokyo", "Toukyou", "Toyko, Japan", "TOKYO", "Tōkei", "Tokyo Met.", "Tôkyô", "Tokeo", "Tokei", "Tokyo-To", "Tokyo Plain", "Kudanzaka", "Toukiou", "Tokyo, Tokyo", "To kyo", "Tookioo", "Metropolitan Tokyo", "Tokyo, Japan", "ToKyo", "Toquio", "Toyko", "Tookyoo", "To-Kyo", "Tokyoh", "Tōkyō Metropolis", "Tokyo Administrative District", "Tõkiõ", "Tokyo in pop culture", "Tokyo,Japan", "Tokyo City and Prefecture", "Tōkyō", "Tokyoto"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the 1993 novel “The Joy Luck Club”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AMY TAN", "aliases": ["Tan En-mei", "Tán Enmei", "Tan Enmei", "AMY TAN", "Tan, Amy", "譚恩美", "Amy Ruth Tan", "Amy Tan"]}
{"context": "Question: Who has presented BBC TV programmes called his 'Toy Stories' and `Man Lab'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James May", "aliases": ["Captain Slow", "James May", "James Daniel May", "James may", "Captain slow"]}
{"context": "Question: The German's called it the Siegfried Line, what did the allies call it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE HINDENBERG LINE", "aliases": ["THE HINDENBERG LINE", "Hindenberg Line", "Hindenburg line", "Battles of the Hindenburg Line", "Advance to the Hindenburg Line", "Hindenburg Line"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who played Luke Skywalker in the 1977 original \"\"Star Wars\"\" film?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Mark) HAMILL", "aliases": ["Mark Hammil", "Nathan Hamill", "(Mark) HAMILL", "Hamill, Mark", "Mark Hamil", "Mark Richard Hamill", "Marilou York", "Mark Hamill", "Mark Hammill"]}
{"context": "Question: Mosses are classified as belonging to which part of the plant kingdom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bryophyta", "aliases": ["Bryophyta (disambiguation)", "Bryophyta"]}
{"context": "Question: Macao Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China has no arable land, pastures, forest, or woodland, and its economy is based largely on tourism with banking, gaming, financial services and what else?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Textile and garment manufacturing", "aliases": ["Textile and garment manufacturing"]}
{"context": "Question: Who bought Chelsea football club for £1 in 1982?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ken Bates", "aliases": ["Ken Bates", "Kenneth Bates"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which British composer wrote \"\"The Dam Busters March\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eric Coates", "aliases": ["Eric Coates", "Coates, Eric"]}
{"context": "Question: More commonly known as the thigh bone, what is the medical name for the longest bone in the human body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Femur", "aliases": ["Fumuer", "Upper leg bone", "Femoral bone", "Patella surface of femur", "Feumur", "Os longissimum", "Thigh bones", "Shenton's Line", "Femur", "Fumeur", "Largest bone", "Femoral bones", "Fumur", "Thigh-bone", "Femur bone", "Femora", "Fuemur", "Thighbone", "Femur bones", "Largest bones", "Femir", "Femu", "Femurs", "Facies patellaris femoris", "Thigh bone", "Os femoris", "The Femur"]}
{"context": "Question: What country lies to north of the Republic of Chad?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The State of Libya", "aliases": ["Republic of Libya", "LIBYA", "The State of Libya", "ليبيا", "Al-Jamahiriya al-%60Arab", "Free Libya", "Libiya", "LBY", "Libyan Republic", "Free Democratic Libya", "Islamic Republic of Libya", "Libya (National Transitional Council)", "Libya", "ⵍⵉⴱ�", "Lybya", "Largest cities in Libya", "Lībiyā", "Etymology of Libya", "ISO 3166-1:LY", "Libyan Republic (2011)", "Libiyah", "State of Libya"]}
{"context": "Question: Catoptromancy is the term for predicting the future using what object? Who's the fairest of them all!\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mirror", "aliases": ["Handmirror", "Reflective glass", "Handmirrors", "Hand-mirror", "Mirrors", "Hand mirror", "Decorative mirrors", "Mirror types", "Cheval glass", "Glass mirror", "Looking glass", "Mirror", "Hand-mirrors", "Silver mirror", "Hand mirrors"]}
{"context": "Question: Hedonism, the famous resort for the sexually liberated, is on which Island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jamaica", "aliases": ["Jamica", "Jamaica", "Jamrock", "Lambsriver, Westmoreland, Jamaica", "America/Jamaica", "Castleton Botanical Gardens, Jamaica", "Jamaica, the Nation", "Name of Jamaica", "Xaymaca", "Jamiaca", "Jameca", "Xamayca", "Jamaca", "Jamaica (the country)", "Indigenous peoples of Jamaica", "Jamacian", "ISO 3166-1:JM", "Castleton Botanical Garden"]}
{"context": "Question: Becoming very famous in 1970, what is the much more famous name of Rosemary Brown who was born on August 30th 1951, since marrying in 1978 her name has become Rosemary Scallon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DANA", "aliases": ["Dana", "Dana (disambiguation)", "DANA", "Dana (singer)"]}
{"context": "Question: The town of Vittoria and the city of Ragusa can be found on which island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SICILY", "aliases": ["Trinacrian", "Jewel of the Mediterranean", "Sicily, Italy", "Sicily", "Sicilia", "SICILY", "Sicilly", "Island of Sicily", "Sicily (Italy)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which ballroom dance is Spanish for double step\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paso doble", "aliases": ["Pasodoble (dance)", "Paso Doble", "Paso doble", "Paso double", "Pasodoble"]}
{"context": "Question: Which river runs through the cities of Basel, Strasbourg, Karlsruhe, Mainz, Koblenz, Bonn, Cologne, Dsseldorf, Arnhem, Utrecht and Rotterdam?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rhine", "aliases": ["Rhine", "Alpenrhein River", "Rhinen", "Rhine Estuary", "Rhinewater", "River Rhein", "The Rhine", "Upper Rhine River Plains", "Rhein River", "Rhine river", "Rhine basin", "Rhine River", "Rhine (river)", "Rhein (river)", "Rhine mouth", "Rijn", "River Rhine Pollution: November 1986", "Length of the Rhine", "Rayn", "River Rhine"]}
{"context": "Question: The airport Guglielmo Marconi is the airport of which city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BOLOGNA", "aliases": ["Comune di Bologna", "Bolognese", "Commune di Bologna", "Bulåggna", "Bologna", "BOLOGNA", "Bolagna", "Bologne", "UN/LOCODE:ITBLQ", "Bologna, Italy", "History of Bologna", "Felsina", "Bologna (Italy)", "בולוניה", "Bologna italy"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the woollen gown worn by a junior barrister in the UK who has not taken silk?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stuff Gown", "aliases": ["Stuff Gown"]}
{"context": "Question: The Cascades were one hit wonders in the U.K. what was the name of their one and only chart entry\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rhythm of the Rain", "aliases": ["Rhythm of the falling rain", "Rhythm Of The Rain", "Listen to the rhythm of the falling rain", "Rhythm of the Rain"]}
{"context": "Question: The theme tune to which TV show starts with the line Stick a pony in me pocket?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Only Fools And Horses", "aliases": ["Sunglasses Ron", "Lovely jubly", "Only Fools and Horses", "Voted Britain's Best Sitcom", "Only Fools and Horses...", "Only Fools", "Yernly Fyerls and Nesbits", "Only Fools & Horses", "Trotters International Traders Plc", "Once upon a time in peckham", "OF&H", "Nelson Mandella House", "Paddy The Greek", "Only Fools And Horses", "Trotters Independent Traders", "Only fools and horses", "George Trotter", "Peckham Echo"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Championship Football League club is based at the King Power Stadium?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LEICESTER CITY", "aliases": ["Leicester Fosse FC", "Leicetser City F.C.", "Leicester City F C", "Leicester City Football Club", "Leicester City football club", "Leicester Fosse", "Leicester city football club", "Leicester City F. C.", "Leicester City", "Leicester Fosse F.C.", "Leicester City FC", "Leicester XI", "LEICESTER CITY", "Filbert the Fox", "Leicester f.c", "Leicester City F.C", "Leicester City F.C."]}
{"context": "Question: What is the Latin for wolf spider?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lycos", "aliases": ["Www.lycos.com", "Lycos Mail", "Lycos.com", "Lycos mail", "Lycos, Inc.", "Mailcity", "Lycos.de", "Mailcity.com", "Lycos 50", "The Lycos 50", "Lycos", "Lycos Retriever"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the last Briton to win the Nobel Prize for Literature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Doris Lessing", "aliases": ["Jane Somers", "Doris Lessing", "Briefing for a Descent into Hell", "Doris Lessig", "Lessing, Doris", "Doris May Lessing CH, OBE", "Doris lessing", "Doris May Lessing", "Doris Tayler"]}
{"context": "Question: Donald Neilson was a notorious figure in the 1970's, but how was he better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'THE BLACK PANTHER'", "aliases": ["Reports of black cougars in the United", "Reports of black cougars in the United", "Black jaguar", "Black leopard", "Reports of black cougars in the US", "Black Leopard", "North American black panther", "Panther habitat", "Reports of black cougars in the USA", "Black Panther", "'THE BLACK PANTHER'", "Black panther", "Reports of black panthers in Australia", "Panthera pardus (Melan", "Melanistic Panthera pardus"]}
{"context": "Question: Which T.V. Quiz show host used the catchphrase :- If its' up there, I'll give you the money myself ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LES DENNIS", "aliases": ["LES DENNIS", "Les Dennis"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country was the 2006 FIFA World Cup held?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Germany", "aliases": ["United States of Germany", "Tyskland", "Nimska", "Bundesdeutsch", "Vokietija", "Deuchland", "Germny", "GermanY", "FR Germany", "Almanya", "Federal Republic of Germany", "Jermany", "Geramny", "Etymology of Germany", "Nemska", "Germany", "Niemcy", "GERMANY", "ISO 3166-1:DE", "Land der Dichter und Denker", "Federal Republic Of Germany", "F.R. Germany", "Deutschland", "Bundesrepublik Deutschland", "BR Deutschland", "Germanio", "Thyskaland", "GerMany", "Germeny", "Teutonica", "Deutchland", "Duitsland", "THyskaland", "Alemanha", "Němska", "Foederal Republic of Germany"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Diva' released in 1992 was the first solo album for who?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Annie Lennox", "aliases": ["Annie lennox", "Annie Lenox", "Annie Lennox", "Ann Lennox"]}
{"context": "Question: In the US, where would a busboy work?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Restaurant", "aliases": ["Eateries", "Cookshop", "Restuarant", "Restarant", "Resteraunt", "Piqueteadero", "Restaurant", "Restaraunt", "Restaurants", "Resturants", "Resturant", "Public food facility", "Eatery", "Theatre restaurant", "Resturaunt", "Restuarent", "Restauraunt", "Chef's table", "Resterant"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English monarch banned the sale and consumption of coffee in a bid to close coffee houses, claiming they were places where people met to plot against him?\nAnswer:", "answer": "King Charles II", "aliases": ["King Charles the Second", "Charles the Second", "Charles ii", "Charles II", "Charles Ii", "Charles 6", "Charles 2", "Charles II (disambiguation)", "King Charles II"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The musical \"\"The Sound of Music\"\" is associated with which geographical area?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Austria", "aliases": ["The Republic of Austria", "Oesterreich", "Eastreach", "Österrike", "Easterrealm", "Austurriki", "Republik Österreich", "Osterreich", "Austurríki", "Austrian Republic", "Republik Osterreich", "Avstria", "Österreich", "Republik Oesterreich", "Administrative divisions of Austria", "Ostria", "ISO 3166-1:AT", "Alpine Deutschen", "Austria", "Oostenrijk", "Architecture of Austria", "Republic of Austria", "Etymology of Austria", "Autriche", "Austrian architecture"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1968 children's story Tikki Tikki Tembo by Arlene Mosel is a humorous take on the perils of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Long names", "aliases": ["Long names"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which is the Muppet character who appeared in \"\"The Muppet Show\"\" from the third season and in a number of Muppet films, who throws fish which return to him and plays a fish organ (a line of fish that, when squeezed, each gargle a different note)?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lew Zealand", "aliases": ["Robin (Muppet)", "The Muppet Newsman", "Beautiful Day Monster", "Clifford muppet", "Bubba the Rat", "Uncle Deadly (Muppet)", "Ma Bear", "Thog (Muppet)", "Randy Pig", "The Frackles", "Emily Bear (Muppet)", "George the Janitor", "'80s Robot", "Andy and Randy Pig", "Steel Rabbit", "Camilla the Chicken", "Marvin Suggs", "List of Muppets", "Crazy Harry", "Constantine the Frog", "George the janitor", "Clifford (muppet)", "Mr. Poodlepants", "Johnny Fiama", "Yolanda the Rat", "Bobo the bear", "Robin The Frog", "Lew Zealand", "Sweetums", "Camilla the chicken", "Anything Muppets", "Camilla (muppet)", "Dr Julius Strangepork", "Bean Bunny", "Whatnot (Muppet)", "Baskerville the Hound", "Mildred Huxtetter", "Dr. Julius Strangepork", "Pops (Muppet)", "Bobo the Bear", "Link Hogthrob", "Robin the Frog", "Lou Zealand", "The Elvises", "Clifford (Muppet)", "Bubba the rat", "Camilla (Muppet)", "Whatnot Muppet", "Sal Minella", "Andy and randy pig", "Andy Pig", "Beauregard (Muppet)", "Waldo C. Graphic", "Anything Muppet", "List of The Muppet Show Muppets"]}
{"context": "Question: Cayenne, after which the spicy condiment is named, is a city in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "French Guiana", "aliases": ["Sport in French Guiana", "GUF", "French Guianese", "Subdivisions of French Guiana", "Guyane Departement, French Guiana", "Guyane francaise", "Fr. Guiana", "Region Guyane", "Guianians", "Guyane française", "Guyana Francoise", "Guyana Françoise", "Guyane Creole", "Guianian", "French Guianan", "Guyane Departement", "Région Guyane", "Guianese", "French Guyane", "French Guyana", "Guyane Creoles", "Guyane Département, French Guiana", "Guiana Francesa", "Guyane", "French Guiana", "Overseas Region of Guyane", "Guiane", "French guyana", "Guyane Département", "Administrative divisions of French Guiana", "Guyane Francaise", "French guiana", "Guyanne", "Guyane Française", "ISO 3166-1:GF"]}
{"context": "Question: The Gulf of Carpentaria is an inlet on the north coast of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the song of a Venetian Gondolier?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BARCAROLE", "aliases": ["Barcarolle", "Bacarolle", "Barcarola", "BARCAROLE", "Barkarola", "Barcarole"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘No dragons were harmed in the making of this movie’ is in the credits of which film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’?", "aliases": ["Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire’?"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose play about the Salem witch trials in the 17th century drew parallels to McCarthyism in the 1950s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Arthur Miller", "aliases": ["Agnes Barley", "Arthur Miller", "Timebends", "Arthur Miller's", "Arthur Asher Miller", "Mary Slattery"]}
{"context": "Question: In the world of film, what connects May Day, Jinx and Solitaire?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The are names of Bond Girls", "aliases": ["The are names of Bond Girls"]}
{"context": "Question: Where did the first battle of the English Civil War take place?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edgehill", "aliases": ["Edghill", "Edgehill (disambiguation)", "Edgehill"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the 'Pritzker Prize' awarded for?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARCHITECTURE", "aliases": ["Architecturally", "Civil Architecture", "Architecture (built environment)", "The Art and History of Architecture", "First art", "Architectural work", "Archetecture", "Frozen music", "Civil architecture", "Architecture", "Architectural", "ARCHITECTURE", "First Art", "Architecure", "Architectures"]}
{"context": "Question: Miss Lemon is what detectives confidential secretary?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hercule Poirot", "aliases": ["Felicity Lemon", "Hercules Poirot", "Little grey cells", "Poirot", "Hercule poirot", "Miss Lemon", "Poriot", "Hercule Poirot", "Agatha Christie/Hercule Poirot"]}
{"context": "Question: What noted fictional pirate, who sailed aboard the Jolly Roger, had an unreasonable fear of crocodiles and had a first mate named Smee?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Captain Hook", "aliases": ["Captain Hook (Disney)", "Captain Hook", "James Hook (Peter Pan)", "Capt. Hook", "Captain hook (Disney Character)", "Jas Hook", "Captain James Hook"]}
{"context": "Question: Which physicist's principle asserts that the momentum & position of a particle cannot both be precisely determined at the same time?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WERNER HEISENBERG", "aliases": ["Werner Karl Heisenberg", "Hiesenberg", "Werner Von Heisenberg", "Heisenburg", "Hizenburg", "Werner Heisenberg", "WERNER HEISENBERG", "Karl Heisenberg", "W. Heisenberg"]}
{"context": "Question: Where would a dewclaw usually be found?\nAnswer:", "answer": "High up on the foot of many mammals, birds", "aliases": ["High up on the foot of many mammals, birds"]}
{"context": "Question: In what year was the Magna Carta signed\nAnswer:", "answer": "1215", "aliases": ["one thousand, two hundred and fifteen", "1215"]}
{"context": "Question: How were Dr Stantz, Dr Spengler and Dr Venkman better known in the 1980's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ghostbusters", "aliases": ["Ivo Shandor", "Ghost buster", "Dana Barrett", "Walter Peck", "Zuul", "Ghostbusters Trivia", "Ghostbusters I", "Who you gonna call%3F", "Ghostbusters (film)", "Peter Vankman", "Keymaster", "Vinz Clortho", "I ain't afraid of no ghosts", "Ghostbusters", "GB1", "Evo Shandor", "Ghost Busters", "Ghost busters", "Ghostbuster"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British MP claims responsibility for introducing speed bumps ('sleeping policemen') to UK roads?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kenneth Clarke", "aliases": ["K. Clarke", "Mr Kenneth Clarke", "Ken Clarke", "Kenneth Harry Clarke", "Kenneth Clarke"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the largest in area - The Sahara Desert or Australia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Sahara Desert", "aliases": ["Grasslands of the Sahara", "Aṣ-ṣaḥr", "Sahara Desert", "Sa'hrāʾ al-Kub", "Great Desert", "Weather in the Sahara", "Sahara desert", "الصحراء الكبر", "The Sahara", "Saharan Africa", "Saharan Desert", "Saharan desert", "The Sahara Desert", "Moroccan Desert", "Climate of the Sahara", "History of the Sahara", "Saharah", "Sahara weather", "Sahara", "Sahara climate"]}
{"context": "Question: In the English translations of the 'Asterix' comics, what is the name of the village leader, a middle-aged, obese man with red hair, pigtails and a huge moustache?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'VITALSTATISTIX'", "aliases": ["Unhygienix", "Getafix", "Mrs Geriatrix", "Mrs. Geriatrix", "Vitalstatistix", "Pirates (Asterix)", "Fulliautomatix", "Chief's shieldbearers", "'VITALSTATISTIX'", "Characters of Asterix", "Mrs. Fulliautomatix", "Postaldistrix", "Characters in asterix", "List of Asterix characters", "Iélosubmarine", "Flaturtha", "Recurring characters in Asterix", "Bacteria (comics)", "Ocatarinetabellatchitchix", "Characters in Asterix", "Cacofonix", "Impedimenta", "Asterix characters", "Geriatrix"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In 2006 English politician George Galloway was widely quoted as saying that it would be \"\"morally justified if someone chose to assassinate \"\" whom?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tony Blair", "aliases": ["Rt Hon Anthony Blair MP", "Tony blair", "The Tony Blair Sports Foundation", "Antony blair", "Tonie Blair", "Tony Balir", "Rt. Hon Tony Blair", "Blairian", "Tory Blair", "Tony Blairs", "Anthony C. L. Blair", "Anthony Charles Blair", "Tony Blaire", "Tony Blair Sports Foundation", "Antony Blair", "Anthony Charles Lynton %22Tony%22 Blair", "Family of Tony Blair", "Tonyblair", "Tony Blear", "Anthony (Tony) Blair", "Tony Blair's Private life", "Tony Blair PM", "Tony Bliar", "Tony Blaer", "Herr Blair", "President Blair", "Anthony Charles Lynton Blair", "Tony Blair's private life", "Education, education and education", "Rt. Hon. Anthony Charles Lynton Blair", "Toney Blair", "Education, education, education", "Tony Blari", "Blair doctrine", "Tony Blair", "Prime Minister Tony Blair", "Tony Blare"]}
{"context": "Question: Which artist was born in Bradford in 1937?\nAnswer:", "answer": "David Hockney", "aliases": ["Hockney", "David Hockney"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Sudanese wars, which British general won the Battle of Omdurman?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Sir Herbert) Kitchener", "aliases": ["(Sir Herbert) Kitchener"]}
{"context": "Question: Where is the area of 127,000 square kilometres (49,000 sq miles) in central South Australia, where public are not admitted under Australian Defence Force regulations?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Woomera", "aliases": ["Woomera (disambiguation)", "Woomera"]}
{"context": "Question: \"From which musical does the song \"\"Till There Was You\"\" come from?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE MUSIC MAN", "aliases": ["Music Man (disambiguation)", "MusicMan", "Music Man", "Musicman", "THE MUSIC MAN", "The Music Man (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the home of the Norse gods?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Asgard", "aliases": ["Asguard", "Asgard", "Asgaard", "Ásgarðr", "Åsgard", "Ásaland", "Asgardr", "Ásgard", "Asgård", "Asaland", "Aasgard", "Ásgardr", "Asgarthr", "Godheim"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Flemish Baroque painter’s Antwerp home is now a museum?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Peter Paul Rubens", "aliases": ["Pieter Pauwel Rubens", "Peter Paul Reubens", "Petrus Paulus Rubens", "Peter Paul Rubens", "Peter Rubens", "Pieter Paul Rubens", "Peter Paul Ruebens", "Rubens", "Pieter-Paul Rubens", "Sir Peter Paul Rubens", "Rubenesque", "Sir Peter Rubens"]}
{"context": "Question: The opera Gloriana is by which English composer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BENJAMIN BRITTEN", "aliases": ["Britten, Benjamin", "Benjamin, Baron Britten", "Edward Benjamin Britten", "Ballets by Benjamin Britten", "Britten", "Lord Britten", "Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten", "BENJAMIN BRITTEN", "Baron Britten", "Baron Britten of Aldeburgh", "Britten, Benjamin, Baron", "Benjamin Britten", "Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten OM CH", "Benjamin Britten, 1st Baron Britten", "Benjamen Britten", "E B Britten", "Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten", "Benjamin Britain", "Benjamin britten", "Edward Benjamin Britten, Baron Britten, OM"]}
{"context": "Question: Yuppy Love, Danger UXD, The Frog's Legacy, Diamonds Are For Trevor?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Diamonds Are For Trevor - the others are", "aliases": ["Diamonds Are For Trevor - the others are"]}
{"context": "Question: The first civilians executed for espionage in the United States for passing atomic bomb secrets to the Soviets, what couple were given the electric chair in 1953?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Julius and Ethel Rosenberg", "aliases": ["Ethel Greenglass Rosenburg", "Julius rosenburg", "Julius and Ethel Rosenberg", "Rosenburgs", "Julius and Ethel Rosenburg", "Ethel rosenburg", "Rosenburg case", "Rosenberg Trial", "Ethel G. Rosenberg", "Ethel and Julius Rosenbug", "Ethel Greenglass Rosenberg", "Ethel and Julius Rosenburg", "Ethel Rosenburg", "Julius Rosenberg", "Rosenbergs", "Ethel Rosenberg", "Rosenberg Case", "Julius; and Rosenberg, Ethel Rosen", "Julius & Ethel Rosenberg", "The Rosenbergs", "Ethel and Julius Rosenberg"]}
{"context": "Question: Where was the first annual G6 leaders summit (which later became the G8) held in 1975?\nAnswer:", "answer": "France", "aliases": ["La Republique francaise", "Franciaország", "La Republique française", "Belle France", "FRANCE", "Republique française", "France", "Ranska", "Franciaorszag", "French Republic", "République francaise", "République française", "ISO 3166-1:FR", "Frankreich", "France (country)", "Etymology of France", "FrancE", "La République française", "People of France", "Republic of France", "Fracne", "Le France", "The French Republic", "Republique francaise", "The Republic of France", "La République francaise", "La France", "Rain in France", "Republic of france", "FRance", "Frakkland", "Climate of France", "Franse"]}
{"context": "Question: Five ninths of three fifths is a?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Third", "aliases": ["Third (music) (disambiguation)", "Third", "3rd", "0.33", "3rd (album)", "Third (music)", "3rds", "Third (album)", "Third (disambiguation)", "Thirds"]}
{"context": "Question: The first session of the United Nations General Assembly was convened in January 1946, in which city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "London", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the elements with atomic numbers from 89 to 103 in the periodic table?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Actinides", "aliases": ["Actinide Series", "Radioactive rare earth element", "Actinoids", "Actinide series", "Actinide elements", "Actinides", "Actinide metal", "Actinide element", "Actinide", "Actinoid series elements", "Actinide Element", "Actinoid", "Actinium Series", "Actinoid elements"]}
{"context": "Question: Rower Alex Partridge and hockey player Hannah Macleod had what stolen from a nightclub in October 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Olympic Bronze Medals", "aliases": ["Olympic Bronze Medals"]}
{"context": "Question: Jack Nicholson played Randle McMurphy in which film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s", "aliases": ["One Flew over the Cuckoo's Nest", "OFOTCN", "One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest", "One flew over the cookoos nest", "One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest", "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest", "One flew over the cuckoo's nest", "One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s", "One Flew Over the Cukoo's Nest", "One Flew Over the Cukoos Nest", "One flew over the cookoo's nest", "One flew over the kookoo's nest", "One Flew Over The Cuckoos Nest", "One Flew Out of the Cuckoo's"]}
{"context": "Question: The Reign Of Terror was a period in the revolution of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "France", "aliases": ["La Republique francaise", "Franciaország", "La Republique française", "Belle France", "FRANCE", "Republique française", "France", "Ranska", "Franciaorszag", "French Republic", "République francaise", "République française", "ISO 3166-1:FR", "Frankreich", "France (country)", "Etymology of France", "FrancE", "La République française", "People of France", "Republic of France", "Fracne", "Le France", "The French Republic", "Republique francaise", "The Republic of France", "La République francaise", "La France", "Rain in France", "Republic of france", "FRance", "Frakkland", "Climate of France", "Franse"]}
{"context": "Question: What island country lies off the southeast tip of India?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sri Lanka", "aliases": ["Sri Lanka government", "Republic of Sri Lanka", "Ceilan", "Ceilao", "Free, Sovereign and Independent Republic of Sri", "Etymology of Sri Lanka", "Administrative divisions of Sri Lanka", "Ceylon", "Sri Lanka", "Independence of Sri Lanka", "Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka", "Provincial capitals of Sri Lanka", "Ilankai Jananayaka", "Sri-Lanka", "இலங்கை", "Sir Lanka", "Ilankai Jananayaka Choshal", "Subdivisions of Sri Lanka", "Choshalichak Kutiyarach", "Hela Diva", "Free Sovereign and Independent Republic of Sri Lanka", "Srilanka", "இலங்கை", "Cejlon", "Sri Lanca", "Ceylonese", "Sri Lankan Republic", "Sri Lanak", "ශ්‍�", "Sulloon", "Srí Lanka", "ISO 3166-1:LK", "S Lanka", "Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka", "Ilaṅkai Jaṉan", "Venerable Island", "Sri lankan", "Sri lanka", "Helaya", "Shri Lamka Prajatantrika Sam", "The Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka", "Sri Lankan Martial Arts", "Heladiva", "Ilaṅkai", "Śrī Laṃkāva", "SriLanka", "Sri Lamka", "Seilan", "Tourist Sri Lanka", "Sielediva", "Ilankai", "Island of Ceylon"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the cartoon cat that is always chasing Tweety Pie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sylvester", "aliases": ["Sylvester", "Sylvester (name)"]}
{"context": "Question: Barnacles , crabs and lobsters belong to which class of marine life ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CRUSTACEANS", "aliases": ["Crustacen", "Urcrustacea", "Gastric mill", "Eucrustacea", "Crustalogy", "Crustaceans", "Malacostracology", "Crustacea", "Pleuron (crustacean anatomy)", "Crustacean", "Masticatory stomach", "CRUSTACEANS", "Crustacean Louse", "Crustacean louse", "Crustaceology"]}
{"context": "Question: Which type of bird is named after Thomas Bewick, an English engraver and ornithologist, who specialised in illustrations of birds?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A SWAN", "aliases": ["The Swan", "SWAN", "Swan (disambiguation)", "A SWAN", "Swans", "Swans (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: In a film script, what do the letters ECU mean?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Extreme Close Up", "aliases": ["Extreme Close Up"]}
{"context": "Question: In the piano-moving ad, what was the name of the ‘man’ in charge?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mr. Shifter", "aliases": ["Scottish Blend", "PG Chimp", "Pg tips", "Mr. Shifter", "Pg tips monkey", "PG Tips Chimps", "Mr Shifter", "A Tale of Two Continents", "PG Tips"]}
{"context": "Question: Who directed the 2014 film 'Jersey Boys'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CLINT EASTWOOD", "aliases": ["Crint Eastwood", "CLINT EASTWOOD", "Eastwood, Clinton Jr.", "Clinton Eastwood Jr.", "Clinton %22Clint%22 Eastwood", "Clinton Eastwood, Jr.", "Francesca Ruth Eastwood", "Clint Eastwood characters", "Clint Eastwood", "Don Runner", "Clint eastwood", "Clinton Eastwood"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Cole Porter play won the first Tony Award for best musical in 1949?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kiss Me Kate", "aliases": ["Kiss Me Kate", "Kiss Me Kate (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What cost 37p when it was scrapped in 1987?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dog Licence", "aliases": ["Dog licence", "Dog license", "Dog Licence"]}
{"context": "Question: Cholecystectomy is the surgical removal of which small organ of the body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gallbladder", "aliases": ["Galblader", "Gal blader", "Corpus vesicae biliaris", "Gallbladders", "Cholecyst", "Gall-bladder", "Neck of gallbladder", "Gallbladder Disease", "Hartmanns pouch", "Fundus vesicae biliaris", "Hartmanns pouches", "Galbladder", "Hartmann's pouch", "Vesica biliaris", "Gallbladder disorders", "Gallbladder fundus", "Gallbladder diseases", "Biliary Vesicle", "Gull bladder", "Fundus of the gallbladder", "Gullbladder", "Gall bladder", "Collum vesicae", "Gall blader", "Gallbladder (Chinese medicine)", "Vesica fellea", "Body of gallbladder", "Fundus of gallbladder", "Hartmann’s pouch", "Gallblader", "Gall bladder (Chinese medicine)", "Gall-Bladder", "Collum vesicae biliaris", "Gal bladder", "Hartmann's pouches", "Gallbladder", "Gall Bladder", "Gall bladders"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 2009 Terry Pratchett novel features 'Mustrum Ridcully' setting up a University football team?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'UNSEEN ACADEMICALS'", "aliases": ["'UNSEEN ACADEMICALS'", "Terry Pratchett's Unseen Academicals", "Mr Nutt", "Unseen Academicals"]}
{"context": "Question: It began life as The Nashville Network, but changed its name to what in 2003 following a lawsuit raised by an asshat director over the new name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Spike TV", "aliases": ["The New TNN", "Spike tv", "SpikeTV", "Spike.com", "The National Network", "Spike-TV", "Spike TV", "Spike (TV network)", "Spiketv", "Spike (TV channel)", "Spike (network)", "Spike (TV)", "SPIKE TV", "Spike channel"]}
{"context": "Question: What is particularly common to the ships SS Yongala, SS Thistlegorm, USAT Liberty, and President Coolidge?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wrecks are famous diving sites", "aliases": ["Wrecks are famous diving sites"]}
{"context": "Question: After sporadic visits by European explorers and merchants from the 17th century onwards, the eastern half of which continent was claimed by the British in 1770, and officially settled as a penal colony on 26 January 1788?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: During World War II in which country did the Battle of the Kasserine Pass take place?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TUNISIA", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:TN", "Tunisian Republic", "Republic of Tunisia", "Tounes", "Tunisia", "Tunisia in the middle ages", "Tunisie", "Etymology of Tunisia", "Medieval tunisia", "TUNISIA", "الجمهورية التونسية", "Classical tunisia", "Tunnisia", "Name of Tunisia", "Administrative divisions of Tunisia", "Ancient tunisia", "Tounisiyya", "Tunisa", "Tunesia", "Al-Jumhūriyya at"]}
{"context": "Question: Who discovered the two moons of Mars in 1877?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Asaph Hall", "aliases": ["Asaph Hall", "Asaph Hall III"]}
{"context": "Question: Laila Morse is the sister of which actor?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gary Oldman", "aliases": ["Oldman, Gary", "Gary Oldman", "The Space Between Us (film)", "Gary L. Oldman", "Gary Leonard Oldman", "Gary Oldmen"]}
{"context": "Question: In which stretch of water did the Mary Rose actually sink\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Solent", "aliases": ["Solent", "Solent Valley", "The Solent", "Solent River"]}
{"context": "Question: How many hearts does an earthworm have\nAnswer:", "answer": "Five", "aliases": ["five", "5", "Five"]}
{"context": "Question: When it was a first performed at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin in 1907, which play caused rioting in the streets because of objections to the portrayal of rural Irish Catholic immorality?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN", "aliases": ["Sara Tansey", "Shawn Keogh", "Michael James Flaherty", "Widow Quin", "Playboy Riots", "Pegeen Mike", "The Playboy of the Western World", "Christy Mahon", "Honor Blake", "'THE PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN", "The Playboy Of The Western World", "Playboy of the Western World", "Christopher Mahon", "Philly Cullen", "Old Mahon"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the Bible, what was Eve made from?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ADAM'S RIB", "aliases": ["ADAM'S RIB", "Adam's rib", "Adam’s Rib", "Adam's Rib", "Adams rib"]}
{"context": "Question: Which art movement, founded in a Zurich caf during World War I and consolidated at a meeting held in Paris in 1920, was led by Tristan Tzara?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dadaism", "aliases": ["Dada movement", "Dadaism,", "Dadaists", "Dadaism", "Dadist", "Dada", "Dadaist poetry", "Dadism", "Dadaist", "Dada theatre", "Dadaist art", "Dadaistic movement", "Dadaesque", "Art is shit"]}
{"context": "Question: Sandygate Road football and cricket stadium is in which English city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sheffield", "aliases": ["County Borough of Sheffield", "Sheffield, England", "City of Sheffield", "Metropolitan Borough of Sheffield", "Sheffield", "Sheffield, U.K.", "UN/LOCODE:GBSHE", "Sheffield, UK", "Hucklow Primary School", "Sheffield england", "Sheffield (borough)", "Sheffield, Great Britain", "Sheffield, United Kingdom", "Shefield", "Sheffield (city)", "Sheffield (district)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the (traditionally wooden) housing or stand which contains a ship's compass?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Binnacle", "aliases": ["Billade", "Binnacle", "Bittacle"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first emperor of Rome?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Augustus", "aliases": ["GAIVS•IVLIVS•CA", "Julius Caesar Octavianus", "Gaius Julius Caesar Octavianus", "GAIVS*IVLIVS*CA", "Ceasar Augustus", "Gaius Octavius Thurinus", "Augustus Octavian Caesar", "Octavious", "Agustus", "Augustus", "Octavian Caesar", "Caesar Octavian", "IMPERATOR•CAESAR•DIVI", "Avgvstvs", "Octavianus", "Octavian Augustus", "Augustus Ceasar", "Augusts Caesar", "Coinage reform of Augustus", "Augustus Caesar", "Emperor Augustus", "Emperor Augustus of Rome", "Gaius Julius Caesar Augustus", "IMPERATOR*CAESAR*DIVI", "Octavius Caesar", "Roman Emperor Augustus", "Augustus, Emperor of Rome", "Octavius", "Octavian", "Gaius Julius Caesar Octavanius Augustus", "Augustan reform", "Caesar Octavianus", "Gaius Octavius Augustus", "Octavianus Augustus", "Cæsar Augustus", "Octavian Augustus Caesar", "Caesar Augustus"]}
{"context": "Question: Which composer did Igor Stravinsky accuse of writing the same concerto 500 times?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ANTONIO VIVALDI", "aliases": ["Vivaldi", "A.Vivaldi", "Antonio Lucio Vivaldi", "The Red Priest", "A. Vivaldi", "Prete Rosso", "Antonio Vivaldi", "ANTONIO VIVALDI", "Il Prete Rosso"]}
{"context": "Question: Which company merged with BOAC in 1974 to form British Airways?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BEA", "aliases": ["Bea (disambiguation)", "Bea", "BEA", "B.E.A.", "BEA (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year did Picasso die?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1973", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-three", "1973"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the 2500km long tourism trail on the west coast of Ireland?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wild Atlantic Way", "aliases": ["Wild Atlantic Way"]}
{"context": "Question: What was Julian Schnabel's acclaimed 2008 film of the book written by a stroke victim's blinking eye?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly", "aliases": ["The Diving-Bell and the Butterfly", "The diving bell and the butterfly", "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly", "Diving bell and the butterfly", "Le Scaphandre et le papillon", "Le scaphandre et le papillon"]}
{"context": "Question: What animal is Snowball in George Orwell's book Animal Farm?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A pig", "aliases": ["Pig (film)", "Pig (disambiguation)", "Pig (game)", "Pigs (Album)", "Pig Mammalia", "The pig", "PIG", "PIGS", "Pigs (disambiguation)", "Pigs (film)", "A pig", "PIG (disambiguation)", "Pigs (album)", "PIGS (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: The English cities of Gloucester and Worcester are on which river?\nAnswer:", "answer": "River Severn", "aliases": ["Seven Boar", "Severn river (great britain)", "Afon Hafren", "Severn Vale", "Severn River (Great Britain)", "River Severn", "Severn", "The Severn River"]}
{"context": "Question: Which unusual record of two minutes forty two seconds is held by Bernard Clemmens of London\nAnswer:", "answer": "World's longest fart", "aliases": ["World's longest fart"]}
{"context": "Question: Where is the homeland of Queen Boudica (also Boudicca or Boadicea), who led a revolt against the Romans in England in the first century CE?\nAnswer:", "answer": "East Anglia", "aliases": ["East Anglia, England", "East Endland", "Flag of East Anglia", "East Anglia (England)", "Great Yarmouth and Lowestoft Enterprise Zone", "Ulfcytel's land", "East anglia", "Anglia (kingdom)", "East Anglia", "East Anglian"]}
{"context": "Question: Patusnaya and mallasol are types of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Caviar", "aliases": ["Ikra", "Iranian caviar", "Black caviar", "Caviar substitute", "Keviar", "Caviar Caviare", "Caviar", "Cavier", "Fish caviar", "Caviare"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who (although he claims that the author was an entity named Aiwass, his personal Holy Guardian Angel or \"\"Higher Self\"\") is credited with writing \"\"Liber AL vel Legis\"\", the central sacred text of Thelema, commonly referred to as The Book of the Law, in 1904?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aleister Crowley", "aliases": ["Aleister Crowly", "Alesteir Crowley", "Alistair crowley", "Alastair Crowley", "Alestair crowley", "Aliestter crowley", "The Great Beast", "Aha!", "Frater Perdurabo", "Crowley, Aleister", "Aleister Crowley (biography)", "Alistair Crowley", "Alister Crowley", "Great Beast 666", "Maria Ferrari de Miramar", "Aliester Crowley", "Aleister Crowley (Biography)", "Alick Crowley", "Alexander Crowley", "Aleister Crowley", "Crowleyan", "Edward Alexander Crowley"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the two veins that return deoxygenated blood into the heart?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VENA CAVA", "aliases": ["Vena carva", "Venæ cavæ", "Vena cava", "Venae cavae", "Vena Cava", "Caval vein", "Vena cavae", "VENA CAVA", "Left vena cava"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What was the code-name for the reporters Bernstein and Woodward's contact during their investigation of the \"\"Watergate\"\" scandal?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Deep Throat", "aliases": ["Deep Throat (disambiguation)", "Deepthroat", "Deep Throat", "Deep-throat", "Deep throat"]}
{"context": "Question: What year was the final Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, released?\nAnswer:", "answer": "2007", "aliases": ["two thousand and seven", "2007"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American state, with the capital Salem, is nicknamed the Beaver State?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oregon", "aliases": ["Demographics of Oregon", "Ore.", "Oregon (state)", "Sports in Oregon", "Oregon's", "Regions of Oregon", "Oregon (U.S. state)", "US-OR", "Oregon (State)", "Oregon", "Oregroun", "Oregón", "Geography of Oregon", "Thirty-third State", "Oregon, United States", "State of Oregon", "Education in Oregon", "The Beaver State", "33rd State", "Oregon, USA", "Thirty-Third State"]}
{"context": "Question: What name besides glove is given commonly to a baseball player's handwear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mitt", "aliases": ["Mitt", "Mitt (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose “left hand” rule can predict the direction of motion of an electric motor?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Ambrose Fleming", "aliases": ["Fleming, Sir John Ambrose", "Sir John Ambrose Fleming", "Sir Ambrose Fleming", "Ambrose Fleming", "J. A. Fleming", "John Ambrose Fleming"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the author of the 1993 Booker prize-winning novel `Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha'.\nAnswer:", "answer": "RODDY DOYLE", "aliases": ["RODDY DOYLE", "Roddy Doyle"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous composer’s patrons were the Esterhazy family?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Haydn", "aliases": ["Franz Josef Haydn", "FJH", "Franz Joseph Haydn", "Joseph Haydn", "Joesph Haydn", "Franz Haydn", "Haydn, Joseph", "Joseph Franz Haydn", "Josef Haydn", "Francis Joseph Haydn", "Haydn", "F. J. Haydn"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year was the Highway Code first published by the government?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1931", "aliases": ["1931", "one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-one"]}
{"context": "Question: The infectious disease roup affects which creatures?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Poultry and pigeons", "aliases": ["Poultry and pigeons"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played 'Jonathan Hart' in the TV series 'Hart to Hart'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROBERT WAGNER", "aliases": ["Robert Wagner", "Robert wagner", "ROBERT WAGNER", "Robert Wagner (actor)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Canadian sang Miss Chatelaine in 1993\nAnswer:", "answer": "K.D. Lang", "aliases": ["KD Lang", "K.d. lang", "K.d. Lang", "Kathryn Dawn Lang", "Kd lang & the Reclines", "Kd lang", "K.d lang", "K.d. lang and the Reclines", "K d lang", "K.D. Lang and the Reclines", "KD lang", "Recollection (k.d. lang album", "K.D. lang and the Reclines", "K.d. lang and The Reclines", "K.D. Lang", "Kd Lang", "K.D.Lang", "K. D. Lang", "K D Lang", "K.D. Lang and The Reclines", "K. d. lang"]}
{"context": "Question: Which motor manufacturer produces the 'Sharan' model?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VOLKSWAGEN", "aliases": ["Folksvagon", "VW Motorsport", "Gas Auto", "Das Auto", "VW", "Volkswagen France", "Lamando", "V-Dub", "Volkswagen", "Volkswagen Roccan", "V W", "V.w.", "Vw", "Volkswagon", "Volkswagen R", "V.W.", "VOLKSWAGEN", "Volks wagen", "V. W.", "Volkswagens", "Folkswagon"]}
{"context": "Question: Known as The Mother of Presidents or The Heart of It All, what state was the 17th state to join the union on March 1, 1803?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ohio", "aliases": ["State of Ohio", "Oiho", "Heart of it all", "Buckeye (nickname)", "Seventeenth State", "OH (state)", "The Buckeye State", "Transportation in Ohio", "17th State", "Ohoi", "Transport in Ohio", "Climate of Ohio", "Ohioian", "Mother of Modern Presidents", "Buckeye State", "Ohio (U.S. state)", "Ohaio", "Ohioan", "Ohio (state)", "Religion in Ohio", "US-OH", "Ohio", "Ohio (U.S. State)", "State of ohio", "Ohio, United States", "Ohio, USA", "Demographics of Ohio", "Ohio (State)", "The Heart Of It All", "Education in Ohio", "Geography of Ohio"]}
{"context": "Question: Which two countries have dominated the gold medals in the Bandy World Championship since it was established in Finland in 1957?\nAnswer:", "answer": "USSR and then Russia", "aliases": ["USSR and then Russia"]}
{"context": "Question: The flag of which extinct European country contained its coat-of-arms (a hammer and compass surrounded by a ring of rye) on the traditional tricolour from 1959 until 1990?\nAnswer:", "answer": "EAST GERMANY (accept GER", "aliases": ["EAST GERMANY (accept GER"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The songs \"\"Don't Rain on My Parade\"\" and \"\"People\"\" are from which musical?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Funny Girl", "aliases": ["Funny Girl", "Funny Girl (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: If you ordered carre d'agneau in a French restaurant, what would you be served?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Rack of) Lamb", "aliases": ["Carre D'agneau", "Rack of lamb", "Crown roast of lamb", "(Rack of) Lamb", "Crowned Rack of Lamb", "Carré d'agneau", "Carre d'agneau", "Crowned rack of lamb", "Carré D'agneau", "Crown rack of lamb"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of tree was Newton supposedly sitting under when he formulated his theory of gravity?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Apple", "aliases": ["Apple Blossom", "Appleblossom", "Green Apples", "Malus domesticus", "Appleblossoms", "Culture of apple", "Malus domestica", "Apple blossom", "Apple/Nutritional information", "Nutritional information about the apple", "Apple production", "Apple-blossoms", "Apple blossoms", "Apple peel", "An apple a day", "Apple (fruit)", "Apple trees", "Malus pumila", "Malus communis", "Pyrus malus", "Apple tree", "🍏", "🍎", "Apple Popularity", "Apples", "Dried apple", "سێو", "Apple (Fruit)", "Green Apple", "Apple-tree", "Green apples", "Apple", "Apples and teachers", "Aplle", "Apple-blossom", "Apple (tree)"]}
{"context": "Question: How many games are usually played in a badminton match?\nAnswer:", "answer": "212 degrees", "aliases": ["212 degrees", "two hundred and twelve  degrees"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Captain Pugwash’s bitter enemy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cut-Throat Jake", "aliases": ["Cut-Throat Jake"]}
{"context": "Question: In medieval England what kind of weapon was a serpentine?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Small cannon", "aliases": ["Small cannon"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the 1998 movie from the IMDB plot summary: \"A former neo-nazi skinhead tries to prevent his younger brother from going down the same wrong path that he did.\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "American History X", "aliases": ["Danny Vinyard", "White man marches on", "Daniel Vinyard", "Historyx.com", "American History X", "American history x", "Derek Vinyard"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the state capital of New South Wales, Australia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sydney", "aliases": ["Sydney, New South Wales, Australia", "Sydneian", "UN/LOCODE:AUSYD", "Sydney Australia", "Sydney (N.S.W.)", "Sydney", "Sydneians", "Sydney, NSW, Australia", "Sydney, New South Wales", "Sydney, AU-NSW", "Sidney, Australia", "Syndey", "Sydney, NSW", "Capital of New South Wales", "Sydneysider", "Sydney metropolitan area", "Ysdney", "Sydney (Australia)", "Sydneysiders", "Greater Sydney", "Sydney (N.S.W.),", "Sydney, Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: What special name is given to Tibetan monks?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lamas", "aliases": ["Lamas", "Lamas (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What island is shared by Haiti and the Dominican Republic?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hispaniola", "aliases": ["La Espanola", "Island of Hispaniola", "Hispanola", "Isla Española", "La Isla Española", "Island of Haiti", "Kiskeya", "La Española", "Hispañola", "La Hispaniola", "Isla Espanola", "Cap Carcasse", "Hispaniola", "La Isla Espanola", "Haiti/Dominican Republic", "Hispaniola Island", "Island of Santo Domingo", "Haiti & the Dominican Republic"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of the final and unfinished novel by Charles Dickens?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Mystery of Edwin Drood", "aliases": ["Edwin Drood", "The Mystery Of Edwin Drood", "The Mystery of Edwin Drood (film)", "Mystery of Edwin Drood", "The Mystery of Edwin Drood"]}
{"context": "Question: Weimaraner ('vymaraana') pointer/gun dogs are typically distinctively?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Grey/gray", "aliases": ["Grey/gray"]}
{"context": "Question: The A57 road runs from Liverpool to which English town or city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lincoln", "aliases": ["Lincoln (Amtrak station)", "Lincoln Station", "Lincoln (city)", "City of Lincoln", "Lincoln State (disambiguation)", "Lincoln", "Lincoln (film)", "Lincolns", "Lincoln State", "Lincoln (proposed state)", "LINCOLN", "Lincon", "Lincoln (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the correct term for a 'shooting star'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A meteoroid", "aliases": ["A meteoroid"]}
{"context": "Question: By what first name is the wife of Tommy Beresford known in the Partners in Crime stories by Agatha Christie, recently adapted by BBC TV?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TUPPENCE", "aliases": ["Tuppence", "Twopence (disambiguation)", "TUPPENCE"]}
{"context": "Question: What Russian word means ‘restructuring’, particularly in an economic context?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PERESTROIKA", "aliases": ["Перестройка", "Perestroyka", "Perestroka", "Perestrojka", "Perestroika", "Katastroika", "Peristroika", "PERESTROIKA"]}
{"context": "Question: On the Beaufort scale what is defined as force 11?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A Storm", "aliases": ["Storms (album)", "Storm (character)", "Storm (song)", "The Storm (disambiguation)", "Storm (disambiguation)", "Storm (film)", "Storm (band)", "The Storm (album)", "Storm (fictional character)", "STORM", "The Storm (film)", "Storm (album)", "The Storm (song)", "The storm", "Storm (single)", "A Storm", "The Storm"]}
{"context": "Question: What product is the Singer company well-known for making?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sewing Machine", "aliases": ["Foot (sewing)", "History of the sewing machine", "Sewing machines", "Sewing Machine", "Sewing Machines", "Needle guard", "Frister & Rossman", "Sewing machine", "Thomas Saint", "Needle feed", "COMPUTERISED KNITTING M"]}
{"context": "Question: The Washington Post reporters, Carl Bernstein and Bob Woodward, wrote an account of the Watergate scandal, published in 1974. What was the book called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "All the President's Men", "aliases": ["All the President's Men", "All the President’s Men", "All The President's Men", "Woodstein", "All the presidents men", "All the President's Men (novel)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the profession of 'Paddy Kirk' in 'Emmerdale'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VET", "aliases": ["Vet", "Vet (disambiguation)", "VET", "VET (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US president had the middle name Rudolph?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gerald Ford", "aliases": ["President Gerald R. Ford", "Gerald R. Ford Jr.", "Assassination attempts on Gerald Ford", "Leslie Lynch King Jr.", "Leslie L King", "Leslie King, Jr.", "Ford administration", "Gerald R Ford", "Leslie Lynch King, Jr", "Birth and life of Gerald Ford", "Leslie Lynch King", "Presidency of Gerald Ford administration", "Gerald fod", "Vice President Ford", "Nixon pardon", "Ford Administration", "Presidency of Gerald R. Ford", "Jerry Ford", "U.S. President Gerald Ford", "Gerald Rudolph Ford", "Gerald R. Ford", "Presidency of Gerald Ford", "Gerald ford", "Gerald R. Ford, Jr", "Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr.", "Presidency of gerald ford", "Gerald Rudolph, Jr. Ford", "President Gerald Ford", "Gerald Ford, Jr.", "Gerald R. Ford, Jr.", "Gerry Ford", "Leslie Lynch King Jr", "Gerald Ford", "Leslie L. King", "Leslie Lynch King, Jr.", "38th President of the United States", "Leslie King, Jr", "President Ford", "Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: For which 1960 film did Billy Wilder become the first person to win three Oscars for the same film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Apartment", "aliases": ["The Apartment", "The apartment"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played Detective Sergeant Trotter in the original 1952 West End cast of The Mousetrap?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Richard Attenborough", "aliases": ["Richard Samuel, Baron of Richmond upon Thames Atten", "Silver Ghost (2014 film)", "Lord Richard Attenborough", "Attenborough, Richard Samuel, Baron of Richmond", "Richard Attenbrough", "Sir Richard Attenborough", "Silver Ghost (film)", "Richard Samuel Attenborough, Baron Attenborough", "Dickie Attenborough", "Baron Attenborough", "Richard Attenborough, Baron Attenborough", "Baron of Richmond upon Thames Attenborough Richard", "Richard Samuel Attenborough", "Richard attenborough", "Lord Attenborough", "Richard Attenborough"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What sport has been contested annually in Britain since 1715 in the race called \"\"Doggett's Coat and Badge\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rowing", "aliases": ["Oarswoman", "Rowboat", "🚣", "Row boat", "Rowboats", "Rowing", "Watercraft rowing", "Rowed", "Oarsmen", "Rowing boat", "Rowers", "Oarsman"]}
{"context": "Question: In which sport could the Pacers take on the Pistons?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A: Basketball", "aliases": ["Basketball", "Basketball gear", "Bball", "Boy's Basketball", "B Ball", "Shoot hoops", "Basketball parity worldwide", "Men's Basketball", "High school basketball", "Basketball Worldwide", "Basketball club", "B-ball", "Basket-ball", "Basketball team", "🏀", "Basketball rim", "Basketballer", "Rim (basketball)", "Basket ball", "Basketball net", "Baksetball", "Basketball player", "Basket-Ball", "A: Basketball", "Women's hoops", "Men's basketball", "BasketBall", "Basketball Parity Worldwide", "Basket Ball", "Baketball", "Basketball Player", "B ball", "Unicycle basketball"]}
{"context": "Question: As SNCF is the French railway system, what are the initials for the German Rail network?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DB", "aliases": ["D-b", "D.B.", "D.b.", "Db.", "DB (disambiguation)", "Db", "DB", "Db (disambiguation)", "D B"]}
{"context": "Question: Why was the 1974 revolution in Portugal called the Carnation Revolution?\nAnswer:", "answer": "No shots were fired and at the end people filled", "aliases": ["No shots were fired and at the end people filled"]}
{"context": "Question: Lisinopril, Benazipril and Perindopril are drugs that are often used to chiefly combat which common human condition?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE or H", "aliases": ["HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE or H"]}
{"context": "Question: Which serial killer is the subject of the films A Study In Terror, Murder By Decree and From Hell?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jack The Ripper", "aliases": ["Whitechapel Murderer", "Annie Millwood", "Jack the ripper", "Fairy Fay", "Leather Apron", "Jack The Ripper", "Ripperology", "Jack the Ripper non-fiction", "Ripperologists", "Leatherapron", "Jack the Ripper", "Jack-the-Ripper", "Whitechapel murderer", "The Whitechapel murderer", "Ripperologist", "Annie Farmer", "Leather apron", "The Pinchin Street Murder", "Ada Wilson", "Jack the rippers victims", "The Whitechapel Murderer"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Lassa Fever' was first detected in 1969. In which countryis Lassa?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NIGERIA", "aliases": ["Nigerian Independence", "Ìjọba-Àp", "Nigérie", "Nigeeria", "Nigéria", "Nigerias agriculture", "Nigerië", "Chawaka", "Crime in Nigeria", "NGR", "Nigèria", "Nigeria", "Ethnic groups of Nigeria", "Nicheria", "Nigerie", "Nigeriya", "Nigerija", "Naija", "Kufai, Nigeria", "Nigerian sport", "Naìjírìà", "Ijoba-Apapo Orile-ede", "Naigeria", "Sport in Nigeria", "Nijeriya", "Negeria", "Republic nde Naigeria", "Western Region, Nigeria", "Niiseriya", "Orílẹ̀-èd", "South-west Nigeria", "Republik Nijeriya", "Population in nigeria 2009", "NIGERIA", "ISO 3166-1:NG", "Jamhuriyar Taraiyar N", "Naíjíríà", "Republik Federaal bu Niiseriya", "Agoi", "Naijiria", "Nixeria", "Conseil de Salut National", "Nàìjíríà", "Federal Republic of Nigeria"]}
{"context": "Question: Fruit, cricket and horseshoe are varieties of what type of animal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bat", "aliases": ["Bat Conservation", "Bat Groups", "Chiropter", "Chiropteras", "Chiropteran", "Bat (animal)", "Bat roost", "Chiropterologist", "Flittermouse", "Bat species", "Bat evolution", "Chiropterology", "Bat", "Bat wing", "Artificial bat roost", "Flinder mouse", "Chiroptologist", "Bat conservation", "Barotrauma and Wind turbines", "Cheiroptera", "Chiroptera", "Bat life expectancy", "Bats"]}
{"context": "Question: Political leader Mustafa Kemal is better known by what name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ataturk", "aliases": ["Mustafa Kemal Pascha", "Kemal atatürk", "Mustapha Kemal Atatuerk", "Day of Remembrance of Ataturk", "Ataturk and Kurds", "Kemal Attaturk", "Mustafa Kamal Ataturk", "Mustafa Kemal Paşa", "Kamâl Atatürk", "Mustapha Kemal Pasha", "Kemal Ataturk", "Mustafa Kemal", "Kemal Pasha, Mustafa", "Mustapha Kemal Atatürk", "Atatürk and Kurds", "Atatuerk and Kurds", "Mustafa Kemal Pasha", "Kemal ataturk", "M. Kemal Atatürk", "Ataturk", "Atatürk", "Great Atatürk", "Mustafa Kemal Pasa", "Mustafa Kemal Atatuerk", "Atatuerk", "Ataturk cicegi", "M. Kemal Ataturk", "Ata Turk", "Mustapha Kemal Ataturk", "Mustafa Kamal Attaturk", "Mustafa Kamâl Atatürk", "Mustafa Ataturk", "Mustafa Kemal Ataturk", "Kamal Ataturk", "Attaturk", "Kemal Atatuerk", "Kemal Atatürk", "Mustafa Kemal Atatürk", "Ataturkism", "M. Kemal Atatuerk", "Mustafa Kemel Ataturk", "Gazi mustafa kemal", "Kamal Atatürk", "Gazi Mustafa Kemal Pasha", "Mustafa Kemal Bey", "Mustafa Kemal Atatrk"]}
{"context": "Question: Popular fiction/drama featuring middle-class village life is known as?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aga Saga", "aliases": ["Aga Saga", "AGA Saga", "Aga saga", "AGA saga"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the former name of the British Green Party?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ecology Party", "aliases": ["Green Party of the United Kingdom", "Green Party (1985-90)", "Ecology Party", "PEOPLE Party (UK 1973 - 75)", "The Green Party of Great Britain", "Green Parties (UK)", "Green parties (United Kingdom)", "UK Green Party", "British Green Party", "Green parties (UK)", "Green Party (UK)", "People Movement", "Green Party of Great Britain", "Green Party UK", "Green Party (United Kingdom)", "Green party UK", "Green party (united kingdom)", "Green Parties (United Kingdom)", "Green Party (1985–1990)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the literal translation of the name Las Vegas?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Meadows", "aliases": ["The Meadows", "The Meadows (disambiguation)", "Meadows, The"]}
{"context": "Question: Lysergic Acid Diethylamide is better known by what abbreviated name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LSD", "aliases": ["LSD 25", "Lsd25", "Dropping acid", "Tabnet", "Sunshine acid", "Acid (drug)", "Delysid", "Microdot acid", "LSD", "L. S. D.", "Adverse effects of LSD", "Bike day", "(+)-Lysergide", "Lysergic acid diethylamide", "Acid baby", "Lsd 25", "Alice d", "L S D", "Blotter acid", "L.S.D", "C20H25N3O", "Lsd", "Acid flashback", "L.S.D.", "Lysergic Acid Diethylamide", "LSD-25", "Lysergide"]}
{"context": "Question: Alice?s Adventures in Wonderland was originally published in 1865 as Alice?s Adventures .. where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Alice?s Adventures) Underground", "aliases": ["(Alice?s Adventures) Underground"]}
{"context": "Question: In which African country is Mount Kilimanjaro?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tanzania", "aliases": ["Tanzanian", "United Republic of Tanzania", "Tanzania, United Republic of", "Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania", "Tanzania", "Tansania", "Tanzanie", "United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzib", "ISO 3166-1:TZ", "Republic of Tanzania", "Tanganyika and Zanzibar", "The United Republic of Tanzania", "TNZ", "Tanznia"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which British actress won this year's U.S. Emmy award for best actress for her role in the drama series \"\"Mildred Pierce\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "KATE WINSLET", "aliases": ["Beth Winslet", "Ned Rocknroll", "KateWinslet", "Anna Winslet", "Kate winslet", "Kate Winslet", "Kate Elizabeth Winslet", "KATE WINSLET", "Ned RocknRoll", "Roger Winslet", "Kate Winslett", "List of Kate Winslet awards and nominations", "Winslet"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the longest length below?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rod", "aliases": ["R. O. D", "R.O.D (disambiguation)", "Wooden wire", "RO D", "ROD", "R.o.d.", "Rod", "R.O.D", "R O D", "R.O.D.", "Rods", "Rod (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What percentage of the earth's surface is covered by Europe?\nAnswer:", "answer": "8%", "aliases": ["eight  %", "8 %", "8%"]}
{"context": "Question: During the Falklands War which ship was the British flagship?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HMS HERMES", "aliases": ["HMS Hermes", "Hms hermes", "HMS HERMES"]}
{"context": "Question: Stretching a total of 80 miles, which is Northern Ireland's longest river?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BANN", "aliases": ["Bann", "Bann (disambiguation)", "BANN"]}
{"context": "Question: In June 2009 American neuroscientist Dr Gary Arendash claimed to have evidence that drinking a few cups of coffee a day could prevent or reverse the effects of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alzheimer's disease", "aliases": ["Alzheimer's diseases", "Alstimers", "Alzheimer's Research", "Anti-dementia medication", "Alzheimer disease", "Senile", "Old timer disease", "Anti-Alzheimer medication", "Antialzheimer's agent", "Alzheimers", "Anti-alzheimer's drug", "Oldtimer disease", "Alzheimer's disease and diet", "Alzhemiers' disease", "Alzheimer’s diseases", "Antialzheimer drug", "Alzhiemers", "Alzeheimers", "Anti-Alzheimer's drug", "Antidementia agent", "Alzheimer's disease", "Alzheimer's Syndrome", "Altimers", "Oldtimers disease", "Alzheimers Disease", "Alzheimer’s disease", "Presenile dementia", "Old-timers' disease", "Anti-dementia", "Alzheimer's", "Alzheimer’s", "Alzheimer", "Anti-dementia agent", "Old-timer's disease", "Anti-alzheimer agent", "Anti-dementia drug", "Old timers disease", "Oldtimer's disease", "AntiAlzheimer's medication", "Cognitive disease", "Anti-alzheimer's medication", "Antidementia medication", "Alzheimers disease", "Late-onset Alzheimer's Disease", "Altzheimer", "Alzheimer’s Disease", "DAT - Dementia Alzheimer's type", "AntiAlzheimer's drug", "Alzeheimer's", "Anti-Alzheimer's medication", "Anti-Alzheimer's agent", "AntiAlzheimer agent", "Alzeihmers", "Senile dementia of the Alzheimer type", "Alzheimer's research directions", "Anti-Alzheimer agent", "Alzheimer's dementia", "Anti-Alzheimer drug", "Antialzheimer's medication", "Antialzheimer", "Anti-alzheimer's agent", "Retrogenesis", "Alzhimer", "Anti-alzheimer medication", "Antialzheimer's drug", "Sdat", "AntiAlzheimer's agent", "AntiAlzheimer medication", "Antialzheimer agent", "Antialzheimer medication", "Alzheimer's Disease", "AntiAlzheimer drug", "Altzimers", "Alzheimer's Disease and Diet", "Old timer's disease", "Alzheimer dementia", "Primary degenerative dementia of the Alzheimer's type", "Alzhiemer's disease"]}
{"context": "Question: “Tis Herself’ published in 2005 was the autobiography of which Irish-American actress?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MAUREEN O’HARA", "aliases": ["Maureen FitzSimons", "MAUREEN O’HARA", "Maureen O'Hara", "Maureen o hara"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had a hit in 2013 with Lost Generation\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rizzle Kicks", "aliases": ["Rizzle", "Harley Alexander-Sule", "Rizzle Kicks", "Happy That You're Here", "Jordan Stephens"]}
{"context": "Question: Give either Christian name of the writer A.J. Cronin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Archibald Joseph", "aliases": ["Archibald Joseph"]}
{"context": "Question: The 'Speedcell' was the name of the official match ball in which tournament?\nAnswer:", "answer": "2011 Women's World Cup", "aliases": ["FIFA Women's World Cup 2011", "2011 womens world cup", "2011 Women's World Cup", "2011 Women's world cup", "2011 FIFA Women's World Cup"]}
{"context": "Question: On the buttons of a VCR or DVD player, what does the sign in the shape of a square mean?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stop", "aliases": ["Stop (disambiguation)", "STOP", "Stop", "Stop (album)", "Stop (song)", "Stop! (disambiguation)", "Stops", "STOP (disambiguation)", "Stop! (song)", "Stop(song)", "Stop!"]}
{"context": "Question: The amygdala deep within the temporal lobes of the brain has a primary role in what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "All of these", "aliases": ["All of these"]}
{"context": "Question: Give one year in the life of Genghis Khan?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1162 - 1227", "aliases": ["1162 - 1227"]}
{"context": "Question: What was is the name of Penelope Pitstop’s car in the children’s tv cartoon series ‘Wacky Races’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Compact Pussycat", "aliases": ["PROFESSOR PAT PENDING", "Professor Pat Pending", "Bully Brothers", "The Mean Machine (Hanna-Barbera", "Peter Perfect in the Turbo Terrific", "Wacky Wacky Races", "Chug-a-Boom", "Ant Hill Mob", "Luke and Blubber Bear", "Wacky Race", "Rufus Ruffcut and Sawtooth", "Red Max", "Wacky Races (video game)", "Wacky Races", "Anthill Mob", "Blubber Bear", "RED MAX", "Prof pat pending", "Sergeant Blast & Private Meekly", "The Slag Brothers", "Compact Pussycat"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In what city did James Joyce's \"\"Ulysses\"\" take place?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dublin", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:IEDUB", "Dublin city center", "City Centre, Dublin", "Dublin, Ireland", "BÁC", "Baile Atha Cliath", "Baile átha Cliath", "Dublin City Center", "Central Dublin", "Dublin Culture", "Dublin (Ireland)", "The weather in Dublin", "Dubh Linn", "Dublin", "Dublin City, Ireland", "Dublin City Centre", "Capital of Republic of Ireland", "Dublin city centre", "Capital of Ireland", "City Center, Dublin", "Europe/Dublin", "Dyflin", "City of Dublin", "Visitor Information for Dublin, Ireland", "Capital of the Republic of Ireland", "Dublin, County Dublin", "Dublín", "West Dublin", "Dublin (city)", "Dublin, Republic of Ireland", "Baile Átha Cliath"]}
{"context": "Question: To the nearest thousand how many different girls' names were registered in the UK for new born females in 2013\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thirty five thousand", "aliases": ["Thirty five thousand"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour is the bottom stripe on the U.S. flag?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Red", "aliases": ["Red (colour)", "Rgb(255, 0, 0)", "Incarnadining", "Rauður", "Incarnadine", "Red (political adjective)", "FF0000", "Red Movement", "Red", "Red (Colour)", "Reddeners", "Reddest", "Reddened", "Redishly", "Firebrick red", "Reddens", "Reddener", "Color red", "Reddishness", "Redly", "Aztec red", "Red (color)", "(255, 0, 0)", "Raudur", "Color/red", "Redest", "Redishness", "Incarnadined", "Incarnadines", "Reddishly", "List of terms associated with the color red", "Redness"]}
{"context": "Question: Juan Valdez advertises the coffee of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Colombia", "aliases": ["República de Colombia", "Etymology of Colombia", "ISO 3166-1:CO", "Colombia", "The Republic of Colombia", "Republica de Colombia", "Colombiá", "Republic of Colombia", "Name of Colombia", "Republic of Columbia"]}
{"context": "Question: In the 20th century who was the longest serving Poet Laureate 1930-1967?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Masefield", "aliases": ["J. Masefield", "John Masefield", "Masefield, John", "Masefieldian", "John Edward Masefield"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which work by Dylan Thomas starts with the words \"\"To begin at the beginning\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "UNDER MILKWOOD", "aliases": ["Llaregybb", "Ocky Milkman", "Under Milk Wood: a Play For Voices", "Under milk wood", "Captain Cat", "Under Milkwood: a Play For Voices", "UNDER MILKWOOD", "Llaregyb", "Under Milkwood", "Llareggub", "Eli Jenkins", "Under Milk Wood", "Reverend Eli Jenkins"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the novel The Life of Pi?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Yann Martel", "aliases": ["Yenn Martel", "Martel, Yann", "Yann Martel", "Yann Martell"]}
{"context": "Question: In which decade did the Montgolfier Brothers launch the first successful manned ascent in a hot air balloon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1780s", "aliases": ["1780-1789", "1780s", "1780–1789", "Seventeen-eighties"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who wrote the piece of music recognised in much of the Western world as \"\"The Wedding March\"\" (or as \"\"Here Comes The Bride\"\")?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mendelssohn", "aliases": ["Jacob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Barth", "Mendelssohn-Bartholdy", "Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy", "Mendelsson Bartholdy", "Mendelson", "Mendellson", "Felix Mendelsohn-Bartold", "Felix Mendelssohn-Barthold", "Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn-", "Mendelssohnian", "Mendelsson", "Felix mandelssohn-barthold", "Felix Mendelssohn Bartoldy", "Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Barth", "Felix Mendelson", "Mendelssohn Bartholdy", "Jakob Ludwig Felix Mendelssohn Bar", "Mendelssohn", "Felix Mendelsohn", "Felix Mendelssohn"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the scientific name for the heart's pacemaker?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sinoatrial node", "aliases": ["Sinoatrial", "Sa node", "The sinoatrial node", "Sinuatrial mode", "SA Node", "Sinoastrial node", "Sinu-atrial node", "Sinus Node", "SA node", "Sinoatrial Node", "Nodus sinuatrialis", "Sinoatrial cell", "Sinuatrial node", "Sinus node", "Atrial sinus", "Sino-atrial node", "Sino atrial node", "Sinoatrial node"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US city began as a trading post on the Chisholm Trail in the 1860’s and is now the largest city in Kansas?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WICHITA", "aliases": ["Wichita", "WICHITA", "Wichita (disambiguation)", "Witchita"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the last woman hanged in Britain\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ruth Ellis", "aliases": ["David Blakely", "Ruth Ellis"]}
{"context": "Question: In the series of films by Disney Pixar, Nemo is a clown-fish, what type of fish is his friend Dory?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blue Tang", "aliases": ["Blue tang", "Blue Tang"]}
{"context": "Question: What did Arthur Wynne invent?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CROSSWORDS", "aliases": ["Cross word", "Diagramless", "CROSSWORDS", "Codecracker", "Arrowords", "Crossword", "Fill in crossword", "Xword", "Crossword puzzles", "Cruciverbalism", "Crosswords", "Cruzadex", "Scandinavian crossword", "Cruciverbalist", "Crossword puzzle", "Arroword", "Cross Word", "Diagramless crossword"]}
{"context": "Question: Beers called Budweiser are named after a city of which modern nation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Czech Republic", "aliases": ["4esko", "Ceská republika", "Czech Republic", "Tjech republic", "Republique Tcheque", "Czech Republik", "Ceská Republika", "Czeck Republic", "ISO 3166-1:CZ", "The Czech Republic", "CZR", "République Tchèque", "Česko", "Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic", "Czecho Republic", "Winnerland", "Protestantism in the Czech Republic", "Tschechien", "Check Republic", "Czechia", "Czech Republci", "Etymology of the Czech Republic", "Cesko", "Česká republika", "Češka", "Cech Republic", "Ceska Republic", "Czech Rep", "The Czeck Republic", "Ceska", "Ceska republika", "Chez republic", "Czec Republic", "Climate of the Czech Republic", "Csehorszag", "Tcheque Republique", "Republica Checa", "Česká Republika", "Cehia", "Czech Rep.", "Czech republic", "Czechi", "Tcheque Republic", "Ceska Republika", "Tjech Republic", "ČR", "Csehország", "República Checa", "Subdivisions of the Czech Republic", "Bohemia-Moravia"]}
{"context": "Question: The Welsh Highland Railway runs between Porthmadog and which town or city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Caernarfon", "aliases": ["Caernarfon Prison", "Caerenarfon", "Caernarfon", "Ysgol santes helen", "HM Prison Caernarfon", "Ysgol Santes Helen", "HMP Caernarfon", "Caernarfon (HM Prison)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous city has the official website domain www.mcgm.gov.in?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mumbai", "aliases": ["Bomaim", "Galajunkja", "Mumbai", "Kakamuchee", "Greater Bombay", "Bombay, Maharashtra", "Mumbay", "Mumbai, India", "Bombay (India)", "Mumbaii", "Mumbaī", "Mumbaai", "Mumbia", "Mumbai, Maharashtra", "Mubai", "Mumbai, Maharastra", "मुंबई", "Bombay also known as mumbai", "Greater Mumbai", "Eastindians", "Crime in Mumbai", "Mumbai, MH", "Bon Bahia", "Bombei", "Mumbai City", "Bombay india", "Bom Bahia", "Mumbai (Images)", "Bombay, India", "Bomaím", "Bombai", "Demographics of Mumbai", "Rajhans Balvatika", "Mumbai (Bombay)", "Bombay City", "Mombai", "Bombay", "Bombay, MH"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the detective played by Martin Shaw in a t.v. series set in North East England in the 1960's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'GEORGE GENTLY'", "aliases": ["Inspector George Gently (TV series)", "'GEORGE GENTLY'", "George Gently", "Inspector George Gently"]}
{"context": "Question: What general name is given to a rotating star which emits a regular beat of radiation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PULSAR", "aliases": ["Yukon Optics", "PULSAR", "Beltex Optics"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Prussian naturalist who influenced Darwin and whose work established the field of bio-geography also has an ocean current that flows from Chile to Peru named for him?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alexander von Humboldt (1769-", "aliases": ["Alexander von Humboldt (1769-"]}
{"context": "Question: What should you do with a baguette?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eat it", "aliases": ["Eat it", "Eat It"]}
{"context": "Question: In the NATO phonetic alphabet which word represents the letter ‘C’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charlie", "aliases": ["Charlie", "Charlie (disambiguation)", "Charlie (name)", "Charlie (singer)"]}
{"context": "Question: Where is the largest volcano known to man\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mars", "aliases": ["Fourth planet", "Sol 4", "Mars surface features", "Mars", "Mars/Planet", "Hydrology of Mars", "Magnetosphere of Mars", "Marte (planet)", "Mars (planet)", "Sol-4", "2003 opposition of Mars", "4th planet", "Planet Mars", "Sun e", "Sol e", "Mars (Planet)", "Physical characteristics of Mars", "Mars opposition", "Sol IV", "Oblate Mars", "Opposition of Mars", "Mars orbit"]}
{"context": "Question: Which musical instrument is associated with Alison Balsam?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Trumpet", "aliases": ["Trumpet.", "🎺", "Trumpeter", "Trumpet player", "Trumpet (Bach)", "Trumpets", "Tromba", "Trompete", "Jazz trumpeter", "Trumpeters", "Soprano bugle", "Herald trumpet", "Alto trumpet", "Trumpet", "Lead Trumpet", "Super C trumpet"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of cartoon character Dora the Explorer's monkey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Boots", "aliases": ["Work boots", "Boot", "Boots"]}
{"context": "Question: In team ball games such as football, a pass to a team-mate which invites an immediate hard tackle on the receiver by an opponent is called a '(What?) pass'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hospital", "aliases": ["Medieval hospital", "The hospital", "Hospital,", "🏥", "Hospitalization", "Hospital department", "Hospitalized", "⛨", "Hospital", "Specialist Hospital", "District general hospital", "Hospital departments", "District General Hospital", "District hospital", "Hospitalisation", "Hospitol", "Hospitals", "Hospital ward", "Hospital wing", "Hospitalised"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was known as 'The Preston Plumber'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SIR TOM FINNEY", "aliases": ["Tom Finney", "The Preston Plumber", "Sir Thomas Finney", "Tom finney", "SIR TOM FINNEY", "Sir Tom Finney"]}
{"context": "Question: The Webb Ellis Cup is presented to the winners of the World Cup in what sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rugby", "aliases": ["Rugby (disambiguation)", "Rugby", "Rubgy"]}
{"context": "Question: Where does the drink port take its name from\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oporto in Portugal not from Portugal", "aliases": ["Oporto in Portugal not from Portugal"]}
{"context": "Question: The sweet red wine 'Commandaria' is produced on which island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CYPRUS", "aliases": ["Culture of Cyprus", "Kıbrıs", "Etymology of Cyprus", "History of ancient Cyprus", "Island of Cyprus", "Name of Northern Cyprus", "ISO 3166-1:CY", "Zypern", "South Cyprus (Greek Cyprus)", "Architecture of Cyprus", "Colony of Cyprus", "Country CYP", "Kibris", "Southern Cyprus", "Political system of cyprus", "Greek Cyprus", "Kypros", "Κύπρος", "CYPRUS", "Cyrpus", "Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus", "Republic of Cyprus", "Ciprus", "Name of Cyprus", "Κυπριακή Δη", "Cyprus", "Cyprus goods", "Cyprus (Republic of)", "Greek Republic of Cyprus"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which actor played the lead role of Jay Gatsby in the 1974 film \"\"the Great Gatsby\"\"\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROBERT REDFORD", "aliases": ["Bob Redford", "Charles Robert Redford", "Zoom (restaurant)", "Robert Redford Jr.", "Zoom (Restaurant)", "Robert Redford filmography", "Robert Redford, Jr.", "Robert Redford", "Charles Redford", "Charles Robert Redford, Jr.", "ROBERT REDFORD", "Charles Redford, Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: In zoology, what is the term for animals that eat various or all kinds of food?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Polyphagous", "aliases": ["Opportunistic feeders", "Food-mass feeder", "Eating behavior", "Monophagia", "Aphytophagous", "Opportunistic feeder", "-vore", "Feeding behaviors", "List of feeding behaviours", "-Phagy", "Polyphagous", "Polyphagy", "Vore suffix", "Phagia", "Aphytophagia", "Food-mass feeders", "Invertivore", "Feeding behavior", "Bulk feeding", "Bulk feeder", "Feeding behaviours", "Phagy", "Aphytophagy", "-vorous", "Feeding behaviour", "List of vores"]}
{"context": "Question: Lloyd's of London, a British insurance and reinsurance market, began around 1688 in what kind of place?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Coffeehouse", "aliases": ["Coffee bar", "Cofee-house", "Coffee-house", "Coffee House", "Literary café", "Coffee houses", "Espresso bar", "Café", "Coffee shops", "Coffee house", "Cafes", "Coffeehouses", "Cafés", "Coffee bars", "Coffeeshops", "Coffeehouse", "Coffehouse", "Expresso bar", "Caffe bar", "Cafe", "Coffee lounge"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology, who was the first wife of Aegeus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Meta", "aliases": ["Metadistro", "Meta-", "Meta-level", "Meta", "META", "The Metacorder", "Meta (prefix)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the third largest port of Belgium, accessed by a canal 200 metres (660 feet) wide and 32 kilometres (20 miles) long, which ends near the Dutch port of Terneuzen?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ghent", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:BEGNE", "Ghent", "Belgium Ghent", "Gent, Belgium", "Ghent, Belgium"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which organisation runs the undergraduate college in Annapolis, Maryland, USA, that is known as \"\"The Academy\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "The US Navy", "aliases": ["U.S.Navy", "U. S. Navy", "USN", "America Navy", "Armada de los Estados Unidos de America", "CortDiv", "US Navy", "Navy (US)", "U.S.N.", "The United States Navy", "USA Navy", "U.S. navy", "ComCortDiv", "CortRon", "American Navy", "Member of The United States Navy", "U.S. Naval", "COMCORTRON", "America's Navy", "United States NAVY", "U.S Navy", "The US Navy", "Navy of the United States", "Recruitment in the United States Navy", "CORTRON", "American navy", "United States navy", "US navy", "ComCortRon", "Escort division", "Us navy", "Navy.mil", "Armada de los Estados Unidos", "United States Navy", "Escort Squadron", "Armada de America", "U. S. Naval Officer", "United States of America Navy", "Escort Division", "U.S. Navy's", "USA N", "U S Navy", "U.S. Navy"]}
{"context": "Question: The ashes of author Alfred Wainwright were scattered on the summit of which Lake District fell?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Haystacks", "aliases": ["Hay bale", "Hay balers", "Hayrick", "Grass hay", "Haystacks", "Hay steaming", "Haying", "Hay", "Haystalk", "Haystack (pile)", "Haystack", "Hay meadow", "Haymaking"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a “Scotch Bonnet”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chili Pepper", "aliases": ["Chili Pepper", "Red Chili", "Hot peppers", "Red chile", "Red chili", "Chili (capsicum)", "Chili Peppers", "Chili pepper", "Chilli pepper", "Chillies", "Chilli (pepper)", "Chile peppers", "🌶", "Chili peppers", "Hot pepper", "Chilli", "Green chilies", "Dahon ng sili", "Red chillies", "Chilli peppers", "Chile pepper", "Chilly pepper", "Green chile", "Green chillies", "Red Chillies", "Gochoo", "Chile (capsicum)", "Green chili"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the youngest person to become president of the USA?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Teddy Roosevelt", "aliases": ["T Ros", "Feddy Roosevelt", "26th President of the United States", "Trust Buster", "The Cowboy President", "Teddy roosevelt", "Theodore Roosavelt", "President Theodore Roosevelt", "Theodor roosevelt", "Teddy Rose", "Teddy Roosevelt", "Theodore roosevelt", "T. Roosevelt", "Teodoro Roosevelt", "T. Roosevelt Administration", "Teddy Roosvelt", "Teddy Rosevelt", "Roosevelt, Theodore", "Teddy Roosevelt foreign policy", "T Roosevelt", "Cowboy of the Dakotas", "Teddy Roose", "Theodore Roosevelt"]}
{"context": "Question: The rings of which planet were first detected in 1980 but only identified in 1989 by the Voyager 2 spacecraft? .\nAnswer:", "answer": "Neptune", "aliases": ["8th planet", "Le Verrier's planet", "Neptuno (planet)", "Neptune the blue ocean planet", "Planet Neptune", "Sol 8", "Sol IIX", "Neptune (Planet)", "Neptune's weather", "Neptune (astronomy)", "Astronomy Neptune", "The Scooter (Neptune)", "Eighth planet", "Neptune (planet)", "♆", "Sol-8", "Neptune", "Sol VIII", "Sun i", "Atmosphere of Neptune", "Neptune's Atmosphere", "Weather of Neptune", "Neptune's", "Magnetosphere of Neptune", "Neptune planet", "Neptunus (planet)", "The planet exterior to Uranus", "Neptune's atmosphere"]}
{"context": "Question: Which post in England and Wales is held by Anne Owers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(CHIEF) INSPECTOR OF PR", "aliases": ["Chief inspector of prisons", "Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Prisons", "Chief Inspector of Prisons", "HM Inspector of Prisons", "(CHIEF) INSPECTOR OF PR", "Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Prisons", "HM Inspectorate of Prisons"]}
{"context": "Question: Approximately what percentage of an incandescent light bulb's energy is wasted as heat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "90%", "aliases": ["90 %", "ninety  %", "90%"]}
{"context": "Question: What battle cry of Richard I at the Battle of Gisors in 1198 was adopted as the motto of the arms of England where, except for changes during the reigns of Elizabeth I, Anne and William III, it has been since 1340?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dieu Et Mon Droit", "aliases": ["Dieut et mon droict", "Dieu et mon droit", "God and my right", "Dieu et mon Droit", "Dieu et Mon Droit", "DIEU ET MON DROIT", "Dieu Et Mon Droit"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the first ever boxing gold for women? She shares her surname with two US Presidents.\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nicola Adams", "aliases": ["Nicola Adams", "Adams, Nicola"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the British Admiral who died in 1707 when four of his ships were wrecked in the Scilly Isles?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sir Cloudesley Shovell", "aliases": ["Clowdisley Shovell", "Clowdesley Shovell", "Cloudesley Shovell", "Cloudesley Shorell", "Cloudesley Shovel", "Sir Cloudesley Shovel", "Cloudsley Shovell", "Shovell", "Sir Clowdisley Shovell", "Sir Cloudesley Shovell", "Cloudsley Shovel"]}
{"context": "Question: Sun Yat Sen overthrew the emperor in which country establishing a republic after 2000 years of imperial rule?\nAnswer:", "answer": "China", "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 Gu", "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 g", "中国", "Peoples republic of china", "P.R.China", "People's Republic or China", "Zhonghua Renmin Gonghegu", "China, the People's Republic of", "Nation of China", "People’s Republic of China", "China, PRC", "Zhōnghuá Rénmín", "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 gonghegu", "P.R. China", "Zhongguó", "中华人民共和国", "PRChina", "中華", "PR of China", "中華人民共和�", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: American country singer Waylon Jennings gave up his seat on a plane in February 1959 to J P Richardson. How was Richardson commonly known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Big Bopper", "aliases": ["J. P. Richardson", "Jay P. Richardson", "J P Richardson", "J.P. Richardson", "J. P. Richardson Jr.", "Jiles Richardson", "J. P. Richardson, Jr.", "J.P.%22The Big Bopper%", "Jiles P. Richardson", "Jay Perry Richardson", "Big Bopper", "Jay Richardson (musician)", "J. Perry Richardson", "Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr", "J.P. %22The Big Bopper", "Jape Richardson", "Jiles Perry Richardson, Jr.", "Jiles Perry Richardson Jr", "Jiles Perry Richardson", "The Big Bopper", "Jiles Perry Richardson Jr.", "J. P. Richardson Jr", "J. P. Richardson, Jr", "Jape Perry Richardson"]}
{"context": "Question: What word is used to describe someone within an organisation who leaks information?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mole", "aliases": ["The Mole", "Mole", "Mole River", "Mole (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the last four words of Gone With the Wind?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tomorrow is another day", "aliases": ["Tomorrow is another day", "Domani e un altro giorno", "Domani è un altro giorno"]}
{"context": "Question: The cult TV series Lost which began in 2004 features 'Oceanic Flight ...' what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "815", "aliases": ["eight hundred and fifteen", "815"]}
{"context": "Question: In which 1993 film does Nicholas Cage play drifter Michael Williams who is mistaken for a hitman?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Red Rock West", "aliases": ["Red Rock West"]}
{"context": "Question: Which duo created the “Dagenham dialogues”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Peter Cook and Dudley Moore", "aliases": ["Peter Cook and Dudley Moore"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Briton won the Nobel Prize for Literature in the 1980s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WILLIAM GOLDING", "aliases": ["Golding, William", "WILLIAM GOLDING", "The Scorpion God", "William g golding", "William (Gerald) Golding", "Sir William Golding", "William G. Golding", "Sir William Gerald Golding", "William Gerald Golding", "William Golding"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country did the Internet start?\nAnswer:", "answer": "USA", "aliases": ["The United States of America", "United States Of Amerca", "Us of a", "U.–S.–A.", "Americaland", "United States (U.S.A.)", "Amurika", "Unite states of america", "United States of America (redirect)", "The U S A", "Unietd States", "EE UU", "The U.S.A.", "U.-S.-A.", "Usa", "United Staets of America", "Unites States", "États-Unis d'Améri", "Verenigde State", "U.–S.", "The United States of America.", "The U-S-A", "EEUU", "U. S. A.", "Nagkaisang mga Estado", "The U. S. of America", "The USA", "America (United States)", "The U. S. A.", "U S of America", "UNITED STATES", "Estados Unidos", "The U–S", "American United States", "US and A", "Unitd states", "The US of A", "EE.UU.", "U-S", "The U-S", "Etymology of the United States", "U.S.A.)", "EE. UU.", "United states of america", "US of america", "Verenigde State van Amerika", "Nited States", "United-States", "Unite States", "Estados Unidos de América", "UnitedStates", "Estaos Unios", "US of America", "The Usa", "United states of America", "Untied States of America", "The U S of America", "THE AMERICAN UNITED STATES", "The United-States", "U S A", "AmericA", "Estados Unidos de America", "United states", "The U.S. of America", "Amerka", "United–States", "U.s.a.", "United States of America", "United State of America", "United States (US)", "The U.S. of A", "America", "Amercia", "Stati Uniti d'America", "Los Estados Unidos de America", "United Stated", "U.S.", "United States (of America)", "United States", "States of America", "America-class", "Los Estados Unidos", "U,S,", "United States (country)", "Federal United States", "ISO 3166-1:US", "Untied States", "The U.–S.–A.", "VS America", "Amurica", "Etats-Unis d'Amerique", "US", "U.S. OF A", "USofA", "Etats-Unis", "U.S. of A", "United States of America (U.S.A", "Amarica", "The United States", "U-S-A", "United States/Introduction", "The Us", "Unitesd states", "The U S of A", "America class", "America magazine", "الولايات المتحدة", "The U. S. of A", "U S", "(USA)", "The United–States", "United States (U.S.)", "U.-S.", "United States of America (USA)", "'merica", "The US", "United States of America.", "UNited States", "The U.S.", "AMERICA", "United States of America/OldPage", "United+States", "The U S", "United Sates", "THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", "U–S–A", "United States Of America", "U.S. of America", "U–S", "Los Estados Unidos de América", "The U.-S.", "United sates", "The United States Of America", "America (country)", "United States of American", "United state of america", "The U.–S.", "Amurka", "U. S. of A", "The U. S.", "United States America", "US of A", "États-Unis", "USoA", "USA", "Estaos Uníos", "America, United States of", "U. S. of America", "U.S.American", "(US)", "The U–S–A", "U. S.", "U.S. America", "U.S. A", "Yankee land", "America (US)", "U.S", "America (United States of)", "US (country)", "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", "U.S.A", "Estados unidos", "Americia", "The US of america", "Vereinigte Staaten", "US America", "These United States of America", "VS Amerika", "Name of the United States", "The united states of america", "Estatos Unitos", "America (USA)", "The U.-S.-A.", "United States of America/Introduction", "The US of America", "Americophile", "V.S. America", "U.S.A.", "U S of A", "V.S. Amerika", "United+States+of+America", "The Unites States of America"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, in 1434, painted 'The Marriage of Giovanni Arnolfini' which now hangs in the National Gallery, London?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JAN VAN EYCK", "aliases": ["J. Van Eyck", "Worship of the Lamb", "Jan van Eyck", "Van Eyk", "JAN VAN EYCK", "Jan van Ike", "John Van Eych", "Jan Van Eyck", "Johannes de Eyck"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the biggest Italian automaker?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fiat", "aliases": ["FIAT", "Fiat", "Fiat Automobiles", "Fiat automobiles", "Fiat Automóveis", "Fiat Marylebone", "Fix it again Tony", "Micro-Vett SPA", "Fiat (automobiles)", "List of Fiat car models", "Fiat Automobiles S.p.A."]}
{"context": "Question: \"In the song \"\"The Twelve Days of Christmas\"\", what were there five of?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gold rings", "aliases": ["Gold rings"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2015 Japan lowered its voting age from what to what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "20 to 18", "aliases": ["20 to 18"]}
{"context": "Question: Who composed the opera Turandot?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Puccini", "aliases": ["Puccini", "Puccinni", "Giacomo puccini", "Pucini", "Giacomo Antonio Domenico Michele Second", "Giacomo Puccini", "Giacchino Puccini", "G. Puccini"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Complete this Biblical quotation: \"\"It is easier for a camel to go through the eye of a needle, than...\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "...for a rich man to enter into the kingdom", "aliases": ["...for a rich man to enter into the kingdom"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American car manufacturer has a logo which features three shields inside a circle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Buick", "aliases": ["Buicks", "Buick Engine", "Ventiport", "Buick Motor Company", "Four-holer", "Four holer", "Buick Motor Division", "Buick", "Buik"]}
{"context": "Question: Where would you find 'Harris'; 'Lewis' and 'Benbecular'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Outer Hebrides", "aliases": ["Na h-Eileanan Siar (coun", "Na h-Eileanan Siar", "Outer Hebrides", "Eilean Siar", "Western Isles (island council area)", "Long Isle", "Western Isles North", "The Long Island", "The Outer Hebrides", "Na h-Eileanan an lar", "Na h-Eileanan an Iar", "Na h-Eileanan Siar (Western", "Outer Isles", "Western Isles (islands council area of Scotland", "Western Isles", "Western isles", "Western Isles (Hebrides)", "Eileanan Siar", "Na h-Eileanan Siar (the", "Nan Eilean Siar", "Western Isles (council area)", "Outer Hebridean", "Outer-Hebrides", "Western Isles South"]}
{"context": "Question: Which volcano in Tanzania is the highest mountain in Africa?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kilimanjaro", "aliases": ["Mawensi", "Mt. Kilimanjaro", "Kibo (volcano)", "Mount killimanjaro", "Highest mountain in Africa", "Kilimanjaro Massif", "Stella Point", "Kilimandjaro", "Kilimonjaro", "Kilimanjaro", "Gilman's Point", "Killimanjaro", "Kilima-Njaro", "Kiliminjaro", "Mt Kilimanjaro", "Kilimanjaro Mountain", "Mount Kilimanjaro", "Mawenzi", "Uhuru Peak", "Kilimanjiro", "Kaiser-Wilhelm-Spitze", "Mt Kilamanjaro", "Mount Kiliminjaro", "Mount Kilimandjaro", "Mount Kilamanjaro", "Tussock Grassland (Tanzania)", "Kilamanjaro"]}
{"context": "Question: What breed of dog is the ‘Monopoly’ playing piece, or token?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SCOTTISH TERRIER", "aliases": ["Scottie dog", "Aberdeen Terrier", "Scottish terrier", "Scottish Highlands White Terrier", "Scotch terrier", "Scottie", "SCOTTISH TERRIER", "Scottish Terrier", "Scotty dog", "Scotch Terrier"]}
{"context": "Question: Which lake in the Lake District is separated from Crummock Water by a narrow alluvial flat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BUTTERMERE", "aliases": ["Buttermere", "BUTTERMERE", "Buttermere Lake", "Lake buttermere"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What U.S. state did Ray Charles have \"\"on his mind\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Georgia", "aliases": ["Western Georgia", "Georgia (song)", "Georgia", "Georgia (Disambiguation)", "Georgia (film)", "Georgia (State)", "Geordia", "Georgia (disambiguation)", "Georgia (state)", "Goergia"]}
{"context": "Question: It was double-headed for Austria and Russia, single-headed for Germany. What was it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eagle", "aliases": ["Eagle", "Aquilinae", "King of the Air", "King of the air", "Booted eagles (group)", "Kitpu", "Hawk eagle", "Eagle Spirit", "Eagle (symbolism)", "Eagles", "Harpy (zoology)", "Hawk-eagle"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the first name of either of the twin brothers of Ron Weasley in the Harry Potter books?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRED or GEORGE", "aliases": ["FRED or GEORGE"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Frenchman, a football administrator and head of FIFA from 1921 to1954 is regarded as the founder of the football World Cup?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JULES RIMET", "aliases": ["Jules Rimet", "JULES RIMET"]}
{"context": "Question: In which book of the bible is the story of Noah's Ark?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Genesis", "aliases": ["Génesis", "Genesis (Album)", "Genesis (song)", "Genisis", "Genesis (album)", "Book of Genesis (disambiguation)", "Genesis (film)", "Genesis", "Genesis (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: New Britain and New Ireland are two of the islands that make up which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PAPUA NEW GUINEA", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:PG", "Papua Niu Gini", "New Guinea Papua", "Independent State of Papua New Guinea", "Health in Papua New Guinea", "Papa New Guinea", "Papouasie-Nouvelle-", "Papua-New-Guinea", "Independen Stet bilong Papua Ni", "Papua New Guinea", "Papua-new guinea", "State of Papua New Guinea", "Papua Niugini", "Niugini", "Papa New Guinans", "Environment of Papua New Guinea", "PapuaNewGuineA", "Papua New Guinean", "Papau New Guinea", "PAPUA NEW GUINEA", "Papa new guinea", "Niu Gini", "Paupa New Guinea", "East Papua", "Pappa New Guinans", "Pua pua new guniea", "Papua, New Guinea", "Pappa New Guinea", "The Papua New Guinea", "Papua new guinea", "Papua-New Guinea", "Papua New-Guinea", "Papua NG"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What video game was banned in 2007 for its \"\"...unremitting bleakness and callousness...\"\" ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Manhunt 2", "aliases": ["Laura Whyte", "Judy Sender", "Manhunt II", "Dr. Pickman", "The Red Kings", "The Pervs", "Project Militia", "Red Kings", "Dr. Whyte", "Leo Kasper", "Manhunt 2", "Danny Lamb", "The Project Militia", "The Bloodhounds", "Daniel Lamb", "Dr. Laura Whyte", "Man hunt 2", "Manhunt ii"]}
{"context": "Question: Who penned his own epitaph ‘Here lies one whose name was writ in water’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Keats", "aliases": ["J. Keats", "Keats", "Keatsian", "John Keats"]}
{"context": "Question: Which hit programme is filmed in a tent at Harptree Court in Somerset?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Great British Bake Off", "aliases": ["Edd Kimber", "Great British Baking Show", "The Great British Bake-off", "Great Comic Relief Bake Off", "Great British Bakeoff", "The Great Comic Relief Bake Off", "Great British Bake Off", "The Great British Baking Show", "The Great British Bake Off"]}
{"context": "Question: On Sept 18, 1947, which branch of the US Military became an independent branch, following 40 years under the leadership of the Army?\nAnswer:", "answer": "US Air Force", "aliases": ["United States Air Force (USAF)", "U S Air Force", "US Air Force Core Values", "U.S.A.F.", "U.S. Air force", "USAF", "The United States Air Force", "United States Air Forces", "Us airforce", "United States of America Air Force", "America's Air Force", "Usa air force", "U. S. Air Force", "Member of The United States Air Force", "United States Air Force Core Values", "US air force", "USA AF", "Us air force", "U.S Air Force", "U.S. Air Force", "The U.S. Air Force", "Usaf", "United States Airforce", "US Air Force", "U.S. Airforce", "American Air Force", "United States Air Force.", "USA Air Force", "United States Air Force", "Air Resupply Group", "U.S. Air Force Special Operations School", "US Airforce", "Air Force of the United States", "U. S. Airforce", "Recruitment in the United States Air Force", "United states air force", "Chair force"]}
{"context": "Question: What term is used when a clot forms in a blood vessel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thrombosis", "aliases": ["Thrombo-embolic disease", "Thromboprophylaxis", "Obstruction of a blood vessel", "Thromboembolic disease", "Intracranial thrombosis", "Thrombotic disease", "Venous occlusive disease", "Vascular thrombosis", "Iliac vein thrombosis", "Axillary vein thrombosis", "Atherothrombosis", "Thrombotic", "Chronic thromboembolic disease", "Thromboembolic stroke", "Trombosis", "Thrombosis", "Thromboembolism", "Thrombosed", "Arterial thrombosis", "Obstruction (blood vessel)", "Prothrombotic risk factors"]}
{"context": "Question: Which of the 'Seven Wonders Of The World' stood at Halicarnassus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MAUSOLEUM OF MAUSSOLL", "aliases": ["Grave of Mausolus", "Grave of Maussollos at Halic", "Mausoleum of Mausolus", "Mausoleum at Halicarnassus", "Grave of Mausolus at Halic", "The mausoleum at halicarnass", "Mausoleum of Halicarnassus", "Tomb of Mausolus", "Grave of Maussollos", "Mausoleum of Maussollos", "Mausoleum of Maussollos at", "MAUSOLEUM OF MAUSSOLL"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which English comedian/actor said \"\"Girls are like pianos. When they're not upright they're grand\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Benny Hill", "aliases": ["Benny Hill", "Alfred Hawthorne", "Bennie Hill", "Alfred Hawthorne Hill", "Beny hill", "Benny hill"]}
{"context": "Question: The Crimea forms part of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ukraine", "aliases": ["Ukrainian territory", "Ukraˈjina", "Ukraine during World War II", "UKR", "Ukrayina", "Ukarine", "Ukraien", "The ukrane", "Ukrania", "Ukra'jina", "Kiev compromise", "Ucraine", "Ukraine", "Ukraina", "Ukrainia", "Ukrajina", "ISO 3166-1:UA", "Ukrane", "Ykpaiha", "Ukriane", "Украина", "The Ukraine", "Ukraïne", "Україна"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the 2010 Giro D'Italia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ivan Basso", "aliases": ["Ivan Basso"]}
{"context": "Question: A sequicentenary is an anniversary of how many years?\nAnswer:", "answer": "150", "aliases": ["150", "one hundred and fifty"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the 1930’s novel ‘Tender is the Night’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "F. Scott Fitzgerald", "aliases": ["Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald", "F. Fitzgerald", "F. (Francis) Scott Fitzgerald", "F Fitzgerald", "F.S.Fitzgerald", "Francis FitzGerald", "F Scott Fitzgerald", "F. Scott Fitzgerald", "Francis Fitzgerald", "Scott Fitzgerald", "Francis Scott Fitzgerald"]}
{"context": "Question: Wayne Rooney scored his first senior goal against which club?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Arsenal", "aliases": ["Arsenal (weaponry)", "Arsenals", "Arsenal", "Arsenal (ammunition)", "Armory (military)", "Armoury", "Armoury (military)"]}
{"context": "Question: Of which US rock band is Anthony Kiedis a founder member and lead singer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Red Hot Chili Peppers", "aliases": ["The R H C P", "The R.H.C.P.", "Red hot chilli", "R. H. C. P.", "Tony Flow and the Miraculously Majestic Masters", "R.H.C.P.", "Red Hot Chili Peppers", "Live On Air", "Red hot chili pepers", "Live at Budokan (Red Hot Chili", "Red Hot Chilli Pepers", "Rhcp", "Red Hot Chilli Peppers", "Red hot chilli peppers", "The red hot chili pepers", "The RHCP", "The Chilli Peppers", "Live on Air", "Redhot chili peppers", "Tony Flow and the Miraculous Masters of May", "Red Hot Chilipeppers", "The Chili Peppers", "Lal Jhal Morich Gura", "Red Hot Chile Peppers", "Redhotchilipeppers", "The Chilis", "The Red Hot Chili Peppers", "Red Hot Chili Peppers (band)", "The R. H. C. P.", "The Red Hot Chilli Peppers", "The chili peppers", "Red hot chili peppers", "R H C P", "RhCp", "The peppers", "RHCP"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the collective noun for a group of badgers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cete", "aliases": ["Çetë", "Cete", "Cete (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which annual motor event did former Armani model Maximillion Cooper found in 1999?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Gumbal 3000 Car Rally", "aliases": ["The Gumbal 3000 Car Rally"]}
{"context": "Question: in which century was St Bartholomew's Hospital located in West Smithfieid, London founded?\nAnswer:", "answer": "12th century", "aliases": ["12th century", "12th-century", "12th Century", "12th century CE", "Twelfth Century", "Year in Review 12th Century", "12th centuries", "12 century C.E.", "Twelveth century", "Twelth century", "Twelfth-century", "Twelfth century", "12 Century", "XII century", "XII Century", "XIIth century"]}
{"context": "Question: In which German city is the newspaper 'Suddeutsche Zeitung' published?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MUNICH", "aliases": ["Múnich", "Munich West Germany", "München, Germany", "Obermenzing", "Munichen", "Munich (Germany)", "Munich", "Münich", "Education in Munich", "Monachium", "München IRO displaced persons camp", "Munchen IRO displaced persons camp", "Monachum", "DEMUC", "City of Munich", "MUNICH", "Munchen, Germany", "Muenich", "Muenchen, Germany", "Monaco di Baviera", "UN/LOCODE:DEMUC", "Muenchen", "München", "Monaco of Bavaria", "Muenchen IRO displaced persons camp", "Munchen", "Munich, Germany", "Munich, Bavaria"]}
{"context": "Question: “Jessica” is the signature tune to which TV series, first shown in 1977 and still being screened?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Top Gear", "aliases": ["Top Gear UK", "Top Gear (disambiguation)", "TopGear", "Top gear", "Top Gear", "Top Gear (Disambiguation)", "Top Gear (TV series)"]}
{"context": "Question: When was the guillotine last used in France?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1977", "aliases": ["1977", "one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-seven"]}
{"context": "Question: Mass suicide is said to have ended the defence by the zealots of which fortress?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Masada", "aliases": ["Masada", "Mount Masada", "Massada", "Metzada", "Massadah", "Mesada", "Masadah", "Masada National Park"]}
{"context": "Question: Name either of the South American countries that have no land border with Brazil?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chile, Ecuador", "aliases": ["Chile, Ecuador"]}
{"context": "Question: Which cartoon series featured the characters Lion-o, Cheetera, Tygra and Snarf/\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thundercats.", "aliases": ["ThunderCats (1985 TV series)", "The ThunderCats", "Thunder cats", "Thundercats outtakes", "Monkian", "Thunder Cats", "Thuder Cat", "Thundercats.", "Thundrilliam", "The Thunder Cats", "Slithe", "Thunder Cat", "Jackalman"]}
{"context": "Question: How did Gus Grissom, Ed White and Roger B. Chaffee die in 1967?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Burned to death", "aliases": ["Burning To Death", "Fire and faggot", "Burning alive", "György Dózsa on the iron", "Burned to death", "Death by burning", "Burned alive", "Executed by fire", "Burned alive at the stake", "Burning at the stake", "Burnt at the stake", "Death by combustion", "Death by fire", "Execution by burning", "Burned at the stake", "Burning to death", "Burn alive", "Execution by fire", "Burned at a stake", "Burning of humans", "Burn at the stake", "Stake burning", "Burnt to death"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour is ‘Mr Man’ Mr Strong’s hat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Green", "aliases": ["Greenishly", "Avacado (color)", "Green (color)", "Rgb(0, 255, 0)", "Greenishness", "The colour green", "Greenest", "List of terms associated with the color green", "The color green", "Green", "Pastel green", "(0, 255, 0)", "Green (colour)", "Greenness"]}
{"context": "Question: Which poet is buried in Grasmere churchyard?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William Wordsworth", "aliases": ["Wordsworth, William", "William wordsworth", "Wordsworth", "William Woodsworth", "The Bard of Rydal Mount", "W. Wordsworth", "Annette Vallon", "Annette vallon", "William Wordsworth", "Bard of Rydal Mount"]}
{"context": "Question: Which ex-World Heavyweight Champion boxer signed up for Celebrity Big Brother 2014?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Evander Holyfield", "aliases": ["Evander Hollyfield", "Evander Holyfield", "Vander Holyfield", "Real Deal Holyfield", "Candi Calvana Smith", "Evan Fields", "Evander Holfield"]}
{"context": "Question: Which National Trail runs for 268 miles from Edale to Kirk Yetholm?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pennine Way", "aliases": ["Pennine Way", "Penine Way"]}
{"context": "Question: Tom Parker, who famously managed Elvis Presley, was known by the title of, and as 'the..'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Colonel", "aliases": ["Colonel (Australia)", "Colonel", "Colonelcy", "Col.", "Colonels", "Cnel", "Coronel (rank)", "Acting Colonel", "Colenel"]}
{"context": "Question: Against which state did Athens fight the 'Peloponnesian Wars'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SPARTA", "aliases": ["Lacedaemon", "Spartan Government", "Lakedemonia", "Lakedaimon", "Ancient Sparta", "Ancient sparta", "Ancient sparta religion", "Sparta, Greece", "Lacedemon", "SPARTA", "Kingdom of Sparta", "Sparte", "Sparta", "Lakedaemon", "Greek Spartan", "Lacedaimon", "Σπάρτα"]}
{"context": "Question: The Dukes of Hazzard, the CBS TV series that debuted on Jan 26, 1979, featured the exploits of which 2 cousins, all under the watchful eye of their Uncle Jesse?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bo and Luke Duke", "aliases": ["Bo and Luke Duke"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the result of raising any number to the power of zero?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1", "aliases": ["1", "one"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the two major European cities that start with the letters Bel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Belfast", "aliases": ["Belfast", "Strandtown Primary School", "St. Michael's Primary School, Belfast", "Finaghy primary school", "List of primary schools in Belfast", "Springhill Primary School", "Bunscoil an tSleibhe", "City of Belfast", "City of Belfast, United Kingdom", "List of Primary schools in Belfast", "Bunscoil an tSléibhe", "Bellfast", "Belfast, Ireland", "BELFAST", "Dundonald Primary School", "Beal Feirste", "Belfast (Northern Ireland)", "Cranmore Integrated Primary School", "Belfast City", "Fleming Fulton School", "Bilfaust", "Belfast, United Kingdom", "The weather in Belfast", "Capital of Northern Ireland", "Béal Feirste", "Cabin Hill", "Bilfawst", "Seaview Primary School", "Stranmillis Primary School", "Belfast, Northern Ireland"]}
{"context": "Question: La Brabanconne is the national anthem of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Belgium", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: From what is the J derived in the brand name 'J-cloth'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Johnson and Johnson", "aliases": ["Noramco", "Johnson & Johnson", "Johnson & Johnson Services, Inc.", "Johnson and johnson", "Biosense Webster", "Johnson and Johnson", "Johnson & Johnson Corporation", "Johnson & Johnson Innovation", "Johnson & Johnson Services", "Johnson & johnson", "Johnson and Johnson Corporation", "JNJ", "Johnson + Johnson", "OraPharma", "Johnson&johnson"]}
{"context": "Question: Which jockey won the champion national hunt jockey title 7 times between 1975 and 1985\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Francome", "aliases": ["John Francome"]}
{"context": "Question: Which long-running British TV series, now disappeared from our screens, began as a 1983 one-off drama called Woodentop'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE BILL", "aliases": ["The Bill", "Sun Hill Police Station", "Sunhill Seige (2007)", "Mbarnes", "Chief Inspector Paul Stritch", "Episode1.11 (The Bill)", "The Bill: Previous Episode", "The bill", "The Bill on ITV", "Eddie Olosunde", "The Chief Superintendent's Party", "Sun Hill police station", "Sun Hill (The Bill)", "Jane Kendall", "PC Samuel Harker", "Sun Hill Station", "Episode2.12 (The Bill)", "THE BILL", "Recurring and minor cast of The Bill", "Recurring and Minor Cast of The Bill", "The Bill (TV series)", "The Sweet Smell of Failure", "Sunhill Siege (2007)", "The Bill Present Cast", "Doug Wright (The Bill)", "Douglas Wright the bill"]}
{"context": "Question: Madeline Bray was the wife of which eponymous Dickens Character?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nicholas Nickelebv", "aliases": ["Nicholas Nickelebv"]}
{"context": "Question: Fiji Day is celebrated in Fiji during which month of the year?\nAnswer:", "answer": "October", "aliases": ["Ocotber", "October", "8ber", "㋉", "Oct.", "Roctober"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the O’Haras’ plantation in ‘Gone with the Wind’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TARA", "aliases": ["Kaze no You ni", "T-ARA N4", "Tiara (T-ara)(group)", "Kaze no Yō ni", "Lee Ahreum", "T-ara n4", "T-ara", "T-ara/Tiara", "Lee A-reum", "Areum", "T-ara (version 2)", "T-ARA", "Kaze no Yo ni", "Qbs", "T-ara (band)", "티아라", "Tiara (band)", "Lee Areum", "TARA"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the most common blood type in humans? A, B or O?\nAnswer:", "answer": "O", "aliases": ["Ⓞ", "O (letter)", "🄞", "⒪", "Ｏ", "ℴ", "O", "ⓞ", "🄾", "🅞"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the nationality of composer Frederic Chopin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Polish", "aliases": ["Polishedly", "Polski", "Polishingly", "Polisher", "Polishes", "Polishers", "Polish", "Polish (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose portrait (other than the Queen) is depicted on the current £20 note?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adam Smith", "aliases": ["Vile maxim", "A Smith", "Adam Smith", "Adam smith"]}
{"context": "Question: PIA is the national airline of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pakistan", "aliases": ["Union of Pakistan", "Pakistani Federation", "PAKISTAN", "Pakastan", "Pakistán", "Packistan", "پاکِستان", "پاكِستان", "Pakistana", "Name of Pakistan", "Etymology of Pakistan", "Pakistan", "Bakistan", "Pakistano", "Islamic Republic Of Pakistan", "Paquistan", "Pākistān", "Paakistan", "IROP", "Paskitan", "Islāmī Jumhūriy", "Republic of Pakistan", "اسلامی جمہوری", "Islamic Republic of Pakistan", "پاکستان", "Bakistaan", "Mumlikat-e-Khudad-", "Pakistāna", "اسلامی جمہوری", "Islāmī Jumhūrī", "ISO 3166-1:PK", "Pakland", "Pakistan, Islamic Republic", "Islamic Republic Pakistan", "The Islamic Republic Pakistan", "Pakisthan", "Federation of pakistan", "Al-Pakistan", "اسلامی جمہوری", "Paquistao", "Paquistán", "Pákistán", "Pakasthan", "The Islamic Republic of Pakistan", "Pakistaan", "Pak-e-stan", "Pakistan.", "Islamic Pakistan", "Federation of Pakistan", "Pakstan", "Islamic State of Pakistan", "Pakistan, Islamic Republic of", "Bakstaan", "Pakistani Republic", "Pakistan's", "State of Pakistan", "باكستان", "Pakistani state", "The State of Pakistan", "The Republic of Pakistan", "Al-Bakistan", "Paquistão", "Pakisatan", "Mumlikat e Khudad e Pakistan", "I.R. of Pakistan", "پاڪستان", "Pak-i-stan"]}
{"context": "Question: The International Bureau of Weights and Measures is based in which European country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "France", "aliases": ["La Republique francaise", "Franciaország", "La Republique française", "Belle France", "FRANCE", "Republique française", "France", "Ranska", "Franciaorszag", "French Republic", "République francaise", "République française", "ISO 3166-1:FR", "Frankreich", "France (country)", "Etymology of France", "FrancE", "La République française", "People of France", "Republic of France", "Fracne", "Le France", "The French Republic", "Republique francaise", "The Republic of France", "La République francaise", "La France", "Rain in France", "Republic of france", "FRance", "Frakkland", "Climate of France", "Franse"]}
{"context": "Question: Heard many times in Hollywood westerns what phrase would a Red Indian have used when intimating that a white man was lying\nAnswer:", "answer": "White man speaks with forked tongue", "aliases": ["White man speaks with forked tongue"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the approximate circumference of the earth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "24,900 miles", "aliases": ["24,900 miles"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the book Don Quixote?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Miguel de) Cervantes", "aliases": ["Don Miguel Cervantes y Saavedra", "Saavedra Cervantes", "Miguel De Cervantes", "Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra", "Miguel saavedra de cervantes", "Miguel de cervantes", "Servantes", "Cervantès", "The proof of the pudding", "Michael de Cervantes Saavedra", "Miguel de Servantes", "Miguel Cervantez", "Miguel de Cervantes-Saaved", "Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de--", "Miguel Cervantes", "Cervantes", "Miguel de cervantes saavedra", "Miguel Saavedra de Cervantes", "(Miguel de) Cervantes", "Don miguel cervantes y saavedra", "Miguel de servantes", "De Cervantes", "Miguel de Cervantes y Saaved", "Don Miguel de Cervantes y Saavedra", "Miguel de Cervantes", "Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel de", "Cervantes Saavedra"]}
{"context": "Question: Judge Hiller Zobel was seen worldwide during the televised trial of whom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LOUISE WOODWARD", "aliases": ["LOUISE WOODWARD", "Louise Woodward", "Louise Woodward case", "Matthew Eappen"]}
{"context": "Question: What age came after the Bronze Age?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Iron Age", "aliases": ["First Iron Age", "Iron Age I", "Early Iron Age", "Late Iron Age", "Iron Age", "Iron Age II", "Iron age", "Iron Age III", "European Iron Age", "Iron-Age", "Iron Age Japan", "Celto-Roman Iron Age", "Iron age Europe", "African Iron Age", "Middle Iron Age"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the democratic government of Germany in the 1920s and early 1930s, destroyed by Adolf Hitler?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Weimar Republic", "aliases": ["Weimar rep", "Weimer republic", "Weimar government", "Wiemar Republic", "Agressive leaders in Germany and japan", "Weimar Democracy", "The Weimar Republic", "Weimar Era", "Weimar regime", "Weimar parliament", "Weimer Republic", "Wiemar republic", "German Reich (1919–1933)", "Birth of weimar republic", "Weiman republic", "Weimar period", "Weimar Establishment", "List of Weimer states", "November Republic", "Weimsr republic", "Weimar republic", "Weimarer Republik", "The Great Depression in Germany", "Weimar Germany", "Republic of Weimar", "Weimar Republic", "Weimar era"]}
{"context": "Question: In order to secure the help of the Wizard, whose broom must Dorothy steal in the Wizard of Oz?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wicked Witch of the West", "aliases": ["Wicked witch", "The Witch of the West", "Witch of the West", "The Wizard of Oz/Wicked Witch of the", "The Wicked Witch", "Wicked witch of the west", "The Wicked Witch of the West", "Wicked Witch", "Wicked Witch of the West"]}
{"context": "Question: Which microprocessor was introduced by Intel in 1993?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PENTIUM", "aliases": ["Intel Pentium Processor", "Pentium (disambiguation)", "Pentium processor", "Pentium", "Pentium brand", "Pentium family", "Pentium E", "Intel Pentium", "Pentium (brand)", "PENTIUM", "Pentium (trademark)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which horse racing jockey was sometimes referred to as the long fellow?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lester Piggott", "aliases": ["Lester Piggot", "Lester Pigott", "Lester Piggott", "Lester Keith Piggott"]}
{"context": "Question: Aglaia, Thalia and. Euphrosyne were known as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THREE GRACES", "aliases": ["The three graces", "The Three Graces", "THREE GRACES", "The Three Graces (disambiguation)", "Three Graces"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was best man at ex-Beatle Paul McCartney’s wedding to Nancy Shevell?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mike McCartney (his brother)", "aliases": ["Mike McCartney (his brother)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who in the Bible is the mother of Mary, the mother of Jesus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Anne", "aliases": ["Anne", "Ann (name)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which shocking fish is also known as a torpedo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ELECTRIC RAY", "aliases": ["Torpediniformes", "ELECTRIC RAY", "Electric Ray", "Torpedo (fish)", "Torpedo (zoology)", "Electric rays", "Torpedofish", "Torpedo Ray", "Electric ray", "Torpedo fish", "Torpedo ray"]}
{"context": "Question: What was Louise Rednap's maiden name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NURDIN", "aliases": ["Nurdin (disambiguation)", "NURDIN", "Nurdin"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the star sign of the date of the Battle of Waterloo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gemini", "aliases": ["Gemini (single)", "Gemini (band)", "Gemeni", "Gemini (disambiguation)", "Geminis", "Gemini (2002 film)", "Gemini (album)", "GEMINI", "Gemini", "Gemini (song)", "Gemini (film)", "Gemini (movie)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which bridge connects Detroit, Michigan, USA and Windsor, Ontario, Canada?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ambassador bridge", "aliases": ["Canada Transit Company", "Detroit International Bridge Company", "WPYF269", "Canadian Transit Company", "Ambassador International Bridge", "Ambassador bridge", "The Ambassador Bridge", "Ambassador Bridge"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who was known in the 1991 Gulf War as \"\"Stormin' Norman\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "General Schwarzkopf", "aliases": ["General H. Norman Schwarzkopf Jr.", "General Schwartzkopf", "Norman Schwarzkopf Jr.", "Norman schwartzkopf", "Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr", "General swartzkoff", "General swartzkof", "H. Norman Schwarzkopf", "Gen. Norman Schwarzkopf", "Norman Schwarzkopf Jr", "Norman Schwartzkopf", "Herbert Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr.", "It Doesn't Take a Hero : The Autobi", "H. Norman, Jr. Schwarzkopf", "Schwarzkopf, H. Norman, Jr", "Norman Schwarzkopf", "General Schwarzkopf", "General Norman Schwarzkopf", "Norman Shwarzkopf", "It Doesn't Take a Hero", "General H. Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr.", "General Norman Schwartzkopf", "Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr.", "H. Norman Schwarzkopf, Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: What was Truman Capote's last name before he was adopted by his stepfather?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Persons", "aliases": ["Perſons", "Person", "Person (philosophical)", "Personhood Theory", "Persons", "Perſon", "A person", "Personhood theory"]}
{"context": "Question: In the novel 'Treasure Island' what is the name of the small island next to Treasure Island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SKELETON ISLAND", "aliases": ["SKELETON ISLAND"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In the 1956 film \"\"The Ten Commandments\"\", who played Moses?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charlton Heston", "aliases": ["Holly Heston Rochell", "John Charles Carter", "Charleton Heston", "Charleston Heston", "Holly Rochell", "Chuck Heston", "Heston, Charlton", "Carlton Heston", "Holly Heston", "Charlton heston", "Charlton Heston"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the topmost 7 vertebrae of the backbone called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cervical", "aliases": ["Cervical", "Cervical (disambiguation)", "Cervical region"]}
{"context": "Question: Vancouver is not the first Canadian city to host the winter Olympics. What city holds that honor when they hosted the 1988 games?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Calgary, Alberta", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:CACAL", "Calgary, Alberta", "Calgarian", "Calgary, Alberta, Canada", "Art Gallery of Calgary", "Calgary, AB", "Calgary, Albreta", "Almadina (school)", "C-Spot", "Calgarians", "City of Calgary", "Calagary", "Calgary, Alberta Canada", "Calgry", "C Spot", "Calgary", "The weather in Calgary", "Calgary, Canada", "Almadina Language Charter Academy", "Calgary Alberta"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the state capital of the US state of New Jersey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TRENTON", "aliases": ["Trenton", "Trenton (disambiguation)", "TRENTON"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Bible who was David's father?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jesse", "aliases": ["Jesse (given name)", "Yishai", "Yishay", "Jesse(given name)", "Jesse", "יִשַׁי"]}
{"context": "Question: What city's catacombs contain the bones of over six million people?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paris", "aliases": ["Paříž", "FRPAR", "Paris", "Name of paris and its inhabitants", "Paname", "Paris France", "Ville Lumière", "Leucetia", "Rue de Ménilmontant", "Paris agglomeration", "France Paris", "Sports in Paris", "Departement de Paris", "Paris, Ile-De-France", "Rue de Menilmontant", "UN/LOCODE:FRPAR", "Paříži", "Ville Lumiere", "Paris, France", "Paris, Île-de-France", "Paris, Île-de-France, France", "Parijs", "Parisien", "Cuisine of Paris", "Suburbs of Paris", "Sport in Paris", "The weather in Paris", "Parisian (person)", "Parizi", "París", "Name of Paris and its inhabitants", "Paree", "Paris, Europe", "Paris, Banks of the Seine", "Paris (etymology)", "Paris (France)", "The City of Love (city)", "Département de Paris"]}
{"context": "Question: In which decade of the 20th century was Anne Bancroft born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1930s", "aliases": ["1930’s", "Thirties", "1930s literature", "Nineteen-thirties", "1930–1939", "1930-1939", "'30s", "1930s", "1930's", "%6030s", "1930s (decade)", "The Thirties"]}
{"context": "Question: What style of music is synonymous with Perez Prado?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mambo", "aliases": ["Mambo!", "Mambo", "Mambo (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"On his return from a famous trip on May 28, 1953, which explorer said to his friend George Lowe \"\"Well George, we finally knocked the bastard off.\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edmund Hillary, on returning from Everest's", "aliases": ["Edmund Hillary, on returning from Everest's"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Basidon based company, adopting its current name in 1934, was the first to offer an alternative telephone service through its subsidiary, Mercury, to British Telecom in the mid 1980's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CABLE & WIRELESS", "aliases": ["Cable & Wireless plc", "Cable & Wireless", "CABLE & WIRELESS", "Cable and Wireless"]}
{"context": "Question: Tahini paste is made by grinding which seeds?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sesame", "aliases": ["Till (seed)", "Black sesame", "Sezame seed", "Sesame", "Sesame snaps", "Sesame seed", "Till seeds", "Sesame seeds", "Benne", "Til (sesame)", "Sesamum orientale", "Sesame Seeds", "Sesame Seed", "Gingelly", "Sesamum indicum"]}
{"context": "Question: When was Uluru (Ayers Rock) in the Northern Territory of Australia declared a World Heritage Site?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1987", "aliases": ["1987", "one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-seven  ", "1987 time"]}
{"context": "Question: Nagaland is a constituent state of which SE Asian country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "India", "aliases": ["ഭാരത മ", "هندستانڀارت،", "भारतीय ग�", "Bhārtiya Prajāsattā", "Indian Republic", "ভারতরাষ", "Indian republic", "ಭಾರತ ಗ", "Union of India", "இந்தியக", "भारतीय प्र", "India (country)", "ISO 3166-1:IN", "Indea", "Etymology of India", "ভারত গণ", "Republic Of India", "INDIA", "ભારતી�", "ভারত", "Republic of India", "Les Indes", "Bhārat Gaṇarāj", "جمہوٗرِ", "भारतमहारा", "Indya", "Bharat Ganrajya", "جمہوریہ ب�", "இந்திய", "ଭାରତ �", "भारत गणर", "Republic of india", "जुम्हूरि", "Hindio", "The Republic of India", "భారత గ", "India's", "Hindistan", "ਭਾਰਤ �", "Bhart", "India", "భారత ర", "India.", "ভাৰত গ�", "Indian State", "ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND", "ভারতীয"]}
{"context": "Question: In which sea are the Cayman Islands?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CARIBBEAN", "aliases": ["Carribean Islands", "Caribbean", "The Carribbean", "Carribbean", "CARIBBEAN", "Caribbean integration", "The Caribean", "The West Indies", "Caribbean island", "Countries of the Carribean", "The Carribean", "Carribeans", "Western Indies", "Caribbee Islands", "West Indes", "Geography of the Caribbean", "Carribean", "Carribian", "Carribean islands", "West Indies Islands", "The Caribbean", "Caribean Islands", "Caribean", "West Indian Islands", "Carribbean Islands", "Caribbean nation", "Caribbean region"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English king was the first to establish a regular navy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alfred the Great", "aliases": ["Ælfrǣd the Great", "AELfred", "ÆLfred", "Alfrad", "Aelfred the Great", "King Alfred", "Alfred the great", "Elfrad", "Aelfraed", "King Aelfred", "Ælfræd", "Alfred of Wessex", "Alfred King of England", "Ælfred", "Alfred, King of England", "King Alfred the Great", "AElfred the Great", "Ælfred the Great", "AElfrid", "Ælfrid", "Ælfrēd the Great", "Alfred of England", "King AElfred", "Elfred", "Ælfrēd", "Aelfred", "Alfred I of England", "King Alfred The Great", "King Ælfred", "Ælfrǣd", "Alfred %22The Great%22 of Wes", "Alfred The Great", "King Alfred Syndrome", "Alfred I", "Alfred the Great"]}
{"context": "Question: In which sport did Andre Agassi's father Mike Agassi compete in the 1948 and 1952 Olympics, represented Iran?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Boxing", "aliases": ["Prize fight", "Prize fighting", "Fistfighting", "Corner men", "Corner persons", "Prize-fighter", "Noble art", "Boxing", "Sports boxing", "Western boxing", "English boxing", "Boxing match", "Fistfight", "Cornermen", "Prizefighter", "Low guard", "Boxing (sport)", "Boxing moves", "Corner-man", "Cornerpersons", "Pugilism", "Corner-person", "Fist fight", "Boxing punches", "Round (boxing)", "Pugilist", "Boxer", "Fist-fighting", "Gentleman's sport", "Fist-fight", "拳闘", "Cornerperson", "Prizefights", "History of professional boxing", "Corner-persons", "Fist fighting", "Prize fighter", "Boxers", "Parrying (boxing)", "History of boxing", "Fist Fighting", "Prize Fighter", "Pugilistic", "Corner-men", "Corner person", "Ring second", "Hit and Away", "Boxing Styles and Techniques"]}
{"context": "Question: What creature's eye did the witches of Macbeth put into their cauldron?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Newt", "aliases": ["Newts", "Eft", "Pleurodelinae", "Newt", "Ewt"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played Claude Greengrass in 'Heartbeat'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BILL MAYNARD", "aliases": ["Walter Frederick George Williams", "Bill Maynard", "BILL MAYNARD"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the driver of the mail train robbed by the great train robbers\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jack Mills", "aliases": ["Jack Mills (train driver)", "Jack Mills"]}
{"context": "Question: Who said that there are only three true sports, bullfighting, mountaineering and motor racing, the rest are merely games?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ernest Hemingway", "aliases": ["Famous at Twenty-Five Thirty a Master", "E. M. Hemmingway", "From Boy to Man Hemingways First World War", "Clarence Edmonds Hemingway", "ErnestHemingway/TheDownward", "Earnest Hemmingway", "Ernest Heminway", "ErnestHemingway/Violence", "Ernest M. Hemingway", "Ernest Hemingway/The Downward Sp", "Hemingway ernest", "From Reality to Fiction A Farewell to Arms", "ErnestHemingway/FromReality", "ErnestHemingway/TheTimein", "ErnestHemingway", "ErnestHemingway/Bibliograph", "E. M. Hemingway", "Ernest Hemingway", "ErnestHemingway/SureShots", "Sure Shots The Second World War", "Ernest Hemingway/Violence and", "Ernest Hemingway/The Time in Between", "Ernest Hemingway/Bibliography", "Hemingway, Ernest", "ErnestHemingway/Famousat", "Things Turn Sour", "Ernesthemingway", "Ernest Hemingway/Famous at Twenty", "Ernest Hemmingway", "ErnestHemingway/FromBoyto", "Ernest Miller Hemmingway", "Hemingwayesque", "E. Hemmingway", "E. Hemingway", "Why It Went Wrong", "Violence and Redemption", "ErnestHemingway/TheEndless", "The Endless Dark Nothingness", "Ernest Hemingway/Things Turn Sour", "Ernest Hemingway/Young and Innocent", "Ernest M. Hemmingway", "Hemmingway", "ErnestHemingway/YoungandIn", "ErnestHemingway/ThingsTurnS", "Ernest Hemingway/The Endless Dark", "Ernest Hemingway/From Boy to Man", "Hemingway", "Ernest Hemingway/Sure Shots The", "Ernest Hemingway/From Reality to Fiction", "ErnestHemingway/WhyItW", "Ernest Miller Hemingway", "Ernest Hemingway/Why It Went Wrong", "Hemingwayan"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour is pistachio flavoured ice cream?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Green", "aliases": ["Greenishly", "Avacado (color)", "Green (color)", "Rgb(0, 255, 0)", "Greenishness", "The colour green", "Greenest", "List of terms associated with the color green", "The color green", "Green", "Pastel green", "(0, 255, 0)", "Green (colour)", "Greenness"]}
{"context": "Question: Having held the position since 2004, Richard Wallace is the editor of which daily newspaper?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAILY MIRROR", "aliases": ["The Daily Mirror", "London Daily Mirror", "Irish Daily Mirror", "Irish Mirror", "Mirror (UK)", "Mirror.co.uk", "Daily Mirror", "The Mirror (United Kingdom)", "DAILY MIRROR", "Celeb on Sunday", "The Scurra", "The Sunday Pictorial", "Monday Mania", "Mirror Online", "The Sunday Mirror", "We Love Telly"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the collective noun for a group of pigs?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A HERD", "aliases": ["The Herd (disambiguation)", "The Herd", "A HERD", "The herd", "The Herd (band)"]}
{"context": "Question: Hob and Jill are the male and female names respectively for which type of creature ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FERRET", "aliases": ["FERRET", "The Ferret", "The ferret"]}
{"context": "Question: Which three times Formula One champion was burnt in a crash in the 1976 F1 World Championship?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Niki Lauda", "aliases": ["Nikolaus Lauda", "Nicky lauda", "Nikki Lauda", "Niki lauda", "Lukas Lauda", "Niki Lauda"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Shakespeare comedy is set in Messina, Italy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "aliases": ["Governor Leonato", "Borachio", "Much Ado About Nothing (title)", "Much Ado about Nothing", "MAAN", "Much Ado About Nothing", "Bendick and Beatrice", "Benedick", "Much ado about nothing", "MUCH ADO ABOUT NOTHING", "Much adoe about nothing", "Much Adoe About Nothing", "Conrade"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the mother of Edward VI?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JANE SEYMOUR", "aliases": ["Jane St Maur", "Jane Seymour, Queen of England", "Jane Seymour", "Jane semour", "JANE SEYMOUR", "Queen Jane Seymour"]}
{"context": "Question: In which capital city are the Tivoli gardens?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COPENHAGEN", "aliases": ["København, Denmark", "K-Town, Copenhagen", "UN/LOCODE:DKCPH", "Copenhagen, Denmark", "Koepenhamn", "K-Town Hardcore", "Capital of Denmark", "Ktown Hardcore", "Copenhague", "Kaupmannahöfn", "Kaupmannahofn", "Kopenhamn", "Koebenhavn", "K Town Hardcore", "Köpenhamn", "COPENHAGEN", "Kopenhagen", "København", "Hafnia (Latin)", "Kjøbenhavn", "K Town punk", "Kobenhavn", "Copenhagen (Denmark)", "K-Town punk", "Copenhagen", "DKCPH"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the term for nutrient enrichment of lakes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eutrophication", "aliases": ["Eutrophication", "Hypertrophication", "Cultural eutrophication", "Nutrient loading", "Eutrofication", "Euthrophication"]}
{"context": "Question: The organisation Spectrum appeared in which Gerry Anderson TV series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons", "aliases": ["Melody Angel", "Destiny Angel (Captain Scarlet)", "Destiny Angel", "Captain Grey", "Spectrum Organisation", "Captain Ochre", "Captain Scarlet & the Mysterons", "Captain scarlet and the mysterons", "Harmony Angel", "Symphony Angel", "Rhapsody Angel", "Doctor Fawn", "Captain Scarlet and the Mysterons", "Captain Magenta", "Captain Scarlet and The Mysterons"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Yellow River' was a May 1970 No.1 for who?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Christie", "aliases": ["Christie", "Christie (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the poems If, Gunga Din, Mandalay, and The Female of the Species\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rudyard Kipling", "aliases": ["Joseph Rudyard Kipling", "Kiplingesque", "Rudyard Kipling", "Kipling rudyard", "Rudy Kipling", "R Kipling", "Kipling", "Kipling, Joseph Rudyard", "Kiplingian", "R. Kipling", "Ruyard Kipling", "Kipling Society", "Bard of Empire", "Rudyard Kipling (author)"]}
{"context": "Question: From Dec.29th 2011 which country will move forward a time zone, a move designed to help trade with China, Australia and New Zealand?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SAMOA", "aliases": ["IS Samoa", "Independent State of Samoa", "Samoa", "Malo Sa'oloto Tuto'at", "Malo Saʻoloto Tuto�", "Independent state of samoa", "Independent State of Western Samoa", "Malosi", "The Independent State of Samoa", "SAMOA", "West Samoa", "Western Samoa", "ISO 3166-1:WS", "Sāmoa", "Languages of Samoa"]}
{"context": "Question: What is entombed in a cenotaph?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nothing", "aliases": ["Sod alll", "No thing", "Nothingness", "Nonexistent", "Diddly-squat", "Sod all", "Nothing major", "Nothin", "Nothing", "Diddly squat", "Absolutely nothing"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which composer wrote the musical for the 18th-century opera, \"\"Idomeneo\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart", "aliases": ["Joannes Chrysostomus Wolfgangus", "Moatzart, Wolfgang Amadeus", "Mozart, Wolfgang Amadeus", "Moatzart", "The Story of Mozart", "Motzart", "Johannes Chrysostomus Wolfgang", "Motzart, Wolfgang Amadeus", "Wolfgang amadeus mozart", "Wolfgang Motzart", "W A Mozart", "WA Mozart", "Mozzart", "Mozartian", "Woflgang amadeus mozart", "Wolfgang Amadeus Moatzart", "WolfgangMozart", "Mosart", "Wolfgang Amade Mozart", "Mozart", "Mozart The Composer", "Volfgang Amadeus Mozart", "Wolfgang Mozart", "Wolfgang Amadeus Motzart", "Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart", "Amadeus Motzard", "Wolfgang A. Mozart", "Wolfgang Amadé Mozart", "Wofgang Amadeus Mozart", "WolfgangAmadeusMozart", "W.A. Mozart", "W. A. Mozart", "Wolfgang Amadè Mozart", "MozarT", "MOZART", "Johann Chrysostom Wolfgang Amade", "Wolfgang Amadeus", "Amadeus Mozart", "Ballets to the music of Wolfgang Amade"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Bible, how many psalms make up the Book of Psalms?\nAnswer:", "answer": "150", "aliases": ["150", "one hundred and fifty"]}
{"context": "Question: What do Spencer Tracy, Fredric March, Gary Cooper, Marlon Brando, Dustin Hoffman, Tom Hanks, Jack Nicholson, Daniel Day-Lewis and Sean Penn have in common?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Winning the Academy Award for Best Actor", "aliases": ["Winning the Academy Award for Best Actor"]}
{"context": "Question: In the books by Bernard Cornwell what is the first name of Sharpe?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Richard or Dick", "aliases": ["Richard or Dick"]}
{"context": "Question: In Richard Sheridan's 1770s play The Rivals what appropriately named character is noted for her amusing misuse of words?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mrs Malaprop", "aliases": ["Dogberryism", "Mrs Malaprop", "Cramtonism", "Malaprop", "Acyrologia", "Malapropism", "Malapropisms", "Dogberryisms", "Mrs. Malaprop", "Malaproprism"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played King Arthur in the 2004 film 'King Arthur'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CLIVE OWEN", "aliases": ["Clive Owens", "Clive Owen", "CLIVE OWEN", "Clive owen", "Clive Owen filmography"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which king of the UK had the nickname The Uncle of Europe\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edward VII", "aliases": ["Eduard VII", "Prince Albert Edward, Prince of Wales", "Edward vii", "Albert Edward, Prince of Wales", "Prince Albert Edward, Duke of Rothesay", "Albert, Prince of Wales", "Albert Edward, Duke of Rothesay", "Albert Edward, Duke of Cornwall", "King edward vii", "Edward VII of the United Kingdom", "Edward VII", "Prince Albert Edward, Duke of Cornwall", "Prince Albert Edward", "Edward vii of the united kingdom", "Edward VII of England", "Edward VII of Great Britain", "Edward VII of Scotland", "Edward VII of the UK", "Edward 7", "King Edward VII of the United Kingdom", "Edward VII of Britain", "Prince Albert Edward of the United Kingdom", "King Edward VII", "Edward Vii", "Albert Edward of the United Kingdom"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Shakespeare coined which four word phrase in the play \"\"Macbeth\"\" which has become a commonly used cliche for compassion ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "MILK OF HUMAN KINDNESS", "aliases": ["MILK OF HUMAN KINDNESS", "The Milk Of Human Kindness", "The Milk of Human Kindness"]}
{"context": "Question: How is the former G-Mex Centre in Manchester now known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MANCHESTER CENTRAL", "aliases": ["MANCHESTER CENTRAL", "Manchester Central (disambiguation)", "Manchester Central"]}
{"context": "Question: How long do NFL football teams have to get a play off (the play clock)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "40 seconds", "aliases": ["40 time", "40 seconds", "forty  time"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of the most famous painting by Franz Hals?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Laughing Cavalier", "aliases": ["Laughing Cavalier", "The Laughing Cavalier"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"M\"\", \"\"Luscious Pink\"\" and \"\"Forever\"\" are women's fragrances from Elizabeth Arden, endorsed by whom?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mariah Carey", "aliases": ["Mariah carey", "Mariah Cannon", "Time of Your Life (ring tone)", "Mariah Cary", "Mariah Carey discography (disambiguation)", "Mariah Carey Music Videos Videography", "Automatic Princess", "Mariah Zinfandel", "Mariah Carey discography", "Moriah Carey", "Maria Carey", "Mariah Carrey", "MariahCarey", "Mariah Karey", "Album Chart Statistics", "List of songs by Mariah Carey", "Time of Your Life Mariah", "Time of Your Life (Mariah Carey song)", "Maria Carrey", "Mariah Carey", "Mariah carrey", "Mariah Carey Discography", "List of music videos for Mariah Carey singles", "Time of Your Life (Mariah Carey)", "List Of Songs By Mariah Carey", "Mariah Carey albums"]}
{"context": "Question: With 47 attacks in the year 2010 alone, what body of water is known as Pirate Alley?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gulf of Aden", "aliases": ["Gulf of Aden", "Aden, Gulf of", "Khalīj 'Adan", "Gulf of Berbera", "Gacanka Cadmeed", "Pirate alley", "خليج عدن"]}
{"context": "Question: Who invented the microwave oven in 1945?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Percy LeBaron Spencer", "aliases": ["Percy LeBaron Spencer", "Percy Spencer", "Percy L. Spencer"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose last opera was 'The Golden Cockerel'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NIKOLAI RIMSKY- K", "aliases": ["Nikolai Rimsky Korsakov", "Rimsky Korsakoff", "NIKOLAI RIMSKY- K", "Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakov", "Rimsky-Korsakov, Nikol", "Nikolai Andreyevich Rimski-", "Rimsky-korsakov", "Rimskij-Korsakov", "Nikolay Andreyevich Rimsky-", "Rimsky-Korsakof", "Nikolay Rimsky-Korsakoff", "Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-", "Nikolai Andrejewitsch Rimsky", "Nikolaj Andreevič Rimskij", "Rimsky korsakov", "Rimsy-korsakov", "Nikolaj Rimskij-Korsakov", "Rimsky-Korsakov", "Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakoff", "Nicolas Andreievich Rimsky-Kors", "Nicolai Andreyevich Rimsky-", "Nikolaj Rimsky-Korsakov", "Nikolaj Andreevic Rimskij-", "Nikolay Andreyevich Rimsky-", "Николай Римский-К", "Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov", "Nikolai Andreievich Rimsky-K", "Nikolai Andreyevich Rimsky-", "Nicolas Rimsky-Korsakov", "Nicolai Rimsky-Korsakov", "Rimsky-Korsakoff", "Rimsky-Korsakov, Nicolai", "Nikolai Andreevich Rimski-", "Nikolai Rimski-Korsakov", "Nikolay Rimsky Korsakov", "Nikolai Rimsky Korsakoff"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose autobiography is entitled “My Colourful Life, From Red to Amber”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GINGER MCCAIN", "aliases": ["GINGER MCCAIN", "Ginger McCain", "Ginger mccain"]}
{"context": "Question: In which is Shakespeare's plays are the title character's last words the rest is silence?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hamlet", "aliases": ["The Murder of Gonzago", "Bernardo (character)", "The Tragedy Of Hamlet Prince Of Denmark", "Tragical History of Hamlet, Prince of", "The tragical history of Hamlet", "Hamletian", "William Shakespeare's Hamlet", "Hamlet of Denmark", "The Tragical History of Hamlet, Prince", "Tragical History of Hamlet Prince of Denmark", "The Revenge of Hamlett, Prince of Den", "Marcellus (Hamlet)", "The Tragicall Historie of Hamlet,", "Hamlet (Shakespeare)", "The Tragedy of Hamlet Prince of Denmark", "Hamlet (play)", "The Tragicall Historie of Hamlet,", "The Tragical History Of Hamlet Prince of", "Goodnight sweet prince", "The Murder Of Gonzago", "Hamlet, Prince of Denmark", "Man delights not me", "Hamlet", "Bernardo (Hamlet)", "The Tragedy of Hamlet", "The Tragedy of Hamlet, Prince of"]}
{"context": "Question: Anna Nicole Smith was controversially married to which oil billionaire?\nAnswer:", "answer": "J Howard Marshall", "aliases": ["J. Howard Marshall II", "Jay Howard Marshall", "J Howard Marshall", "J. Howard Marshall"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who wrote the 1999 novel \"\"Chocolat\"\" set in the French village of Lansquenet-sous-Tannes?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Joanne Harris", "aliases": ["Joanne Harris"]}
{"context": "Question: Which force were defeated by the Athenians at the Battle of Marathon in 490BC?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Persians", "aliases": ["Persians (disambiguation)", "Persians", "Persian people (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who composed the first ever concerto for tuba and orchestra?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vaughan Williams", "aliases": ["Ralph Vaughan Williams", "Ballets by Ralph Vaughan Williams", "Ralph Vaughan-Williams", "Ralph Von Willams", "Vaughn Williams", "Vaughan Williams OM", "Vaughn williams", "Vaughan-Williams", "Vaughan Williams", "Ralph van williams", "Vaughn-Williams", "%22Ralph Vaughn-Williams%22", "Ralph Vaughn Williams", "Ralph Vaughan Williams OM", "Ralph Vaughan WIlliams", "Ralph Vaughn-Williams", "Vaughan williams"]}
{"context": "Question: Babel Fish is an icon/metaphor/brand for instantaneous what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Translation", "aliases": ["Mistranslator", "Tranſlate", "Translation technology", "Back translation", "Tranlated", "Mistranslate", "Modern translation", "Mistranslating", "Translate", "Mistranslators", "Tranſlation", "Translating", "Literary translation", "Translator", "Fanyi", "Xlation", "Translation", "Language translation", "Literary translator", "Sworn translation", "Back-translated", "Accreditation of translators", "Literary Translation", "Translater", "Translates", "Mistranslation", "Translation process", "Translators", "Translated", "Tr8n", "Spanish to english", "Mistranslated", "English translations", "Translationally", "Spanish translation", "Tranſlator", "Mistranslates", "Translational", "Back-translation", "Translation historian"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Russian composer wrote the ballets 'The Stone Flower' and 'Romeo and Juliet'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Prokofiev", "aliases": ["Sergej Sergeevič Prokof", "Prokofev", "Sergei Prokofiev", "Sergey Prokofev", "Sergey Prokofyev", "Prokoviev", "Serge Prokofiev", "Prokofiev, Sergei", "Sergei Sergeyevich Prokof", "Серге́й Серг", "Sergej Prokofjew", "Sergei S. Prokofiev", "Prokofief", "Sergey Prokovyev", "Prokofiev Sergei", "Sergej Sergeevic Prokof'", "Sergei Sergeyevich", "Prokofiev", "Sergey Prokofiev", "Sergey Sergeyevich Prokof", "Sergueï Prokofiev"]}
{"context": "Question: Which bird of Scottish coniferous forest is closely related to several small garden birds but is named from the peaked feathers on its head?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CRESTED TIT", "aliases": ["CRESTED TIT", "Crested Tit", "Lophophanes cristatus", "Parus cristatus", "Tit, Crested", "Crested tit", "European Crested Tit", "European crested tit"]}
{"context": "Question: The merger of which two airlines, to create the world's 3rd largest airline in terms of annual revenue, was confirmed on 8 April 2010?\nAnswer:", "answer": "British Airways & Iberia", "aliases": ["British Airways & Iberia"]}
{"context": "Question: In which European City did the Peace Palace open in 1913?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE HAGUE", "aliases": ["The hague", "Hague, Netherlands", "The Hauge", "UN/LOCODE:NLHAG", "'s-Gravenhage", "The haig", "THE HAGUE", "Hague, The", "Den hague", "S%60Gravenshage", "Lahey", "S-Gravenhage", "'s Gravenhage", "Hague", "Den Hagg", "’s-Gravenhage", "Den Haag", "The Hague, Netherlands", "The Hague", "Gravenhage", "The Hague, The Netherlands", "Municipality of The Hague", "Den haag"]}
{"context": "Question: What brand name are Chuck Taylor sneakers sold under?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Converse", "aliases": ["Converse", "Converse (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which of the seven wonders of the ancient world was thought to have straddled the harbour of a Greek island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COLOSSUS OF RHODES", "aliases": ["Collossus of rhodes", "Colossus of Rhodes", "COLOSSUS OF RHODES", "Rhodes, Colossus of", "The Colossus of Rhodes", "Rhodean Bully", "Colossus of rhodes", "Colossus of rhodos", "Colosus of Rhodes"]}
{"context": "Question: Eurotophobia is the abnormal fear of which part of the body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vagina (Female genitalia)", "aliases": ["Vagina (Female genitalia)"]}
{"context": "Question: What do Boy Scouts call the anniversary of their founder's birth\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thinking Day", "aliases": ["World Thinking Day", "Thinking Day", "B.-P. Day"]}
{"context": "Question: What is vellum parchment made from\nAnswer:", "answer": "Calfskin", "aliases": ["Calfskin", "Calf-skin", "Calf skin", "Veau velours", "Chickenskin"]}
{"context": "Question: In which gentlemen's club did Phineas Fogg make the bet that he could travel around the world in eighty days?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE REFORM CLUB", "aliases": ["Reform Club", "The Reform Club", "THE REFORM CLUB"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had a number one in 2011 with Grenade\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bruno Mars", "aliases": ["Gypsy Love (album)", "Peter Gene Bayot Hernandez", "Killa On The Run", "Killa on the Run", "Bruno Mars", "Peter Gene Hernandez", "Peter G. Hernandez", "Gene Hernandez", "Bruno Hernandez", "Bruno mars", "Peter Hernandez"]}
{"context": "Question: On 12 September 1995, the Belarusian air force shot down a gas balloon, killing two Americans, during a race for which trophy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gordon Bennett Cup", "aliases": ["Gordon Bennett Trophy", "Gordon Bennett Cup (disambiguation)", "Gordon Bennett Cup"]}
{"context": "Question: What word meaning 'misbehaved' evolved through 'wicked' from originally 'possessing nothing'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Naughty", "aliases": ["Naughty (disambiguation)", "Naughty"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US state is known as The First State as it was first to ratify the Constitution in 1787?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Delaware", "aliases": ["Religion in Delaware", "Alcohol law of Delaware", "Delaware alcohol law", "Delaware", "Three lower counties", "Alcohol laws of Delaware", "The Small Wonder", "Delaware (State)", "Alcohol laws in Delaware", "Sports in Delaware", "Delaware alcohol laws", "Del.", "Delawarean", "DelawarE", "Delaware, United States", "Transportation in Delaware", "US-DE", "Education in Delaware", "Government of Delaware", "The Blue Hen State", "Alcohol law in Delaware", "Deleware (state)", "Geography of Delaware", "Delaware, U.S.", "State of Delaware", "Economy of Delaware", "Culture of Delaware", "Delaware (U.S. state)", "Delaware (state)", "Transport in Delaware", "Delaware trivia", "Demographics of Delaware", "The First State", "Climate of Delaware", "Deleware", "1st State"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the Latvian born dancer from the Kirov Ballet who defected to the West in 1974.\nAnswer:", "answer": "MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV", "aliases": ["Mikhail Nikolayevich Bary", "Barishnikov", "Mikhail Barishnikov", "MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV", "Mikhail Nikolaevich Barysh", "Michael Baryzchnikow", "Mikhail Baryshnikov", "Baryshnikov, Mikhail"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which American writer chronicled the lives of the Glass family in works such as \"\"Franny and Zooey\"\", and \"\"Raise the Roofbeam, Carpenters\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "J. D. Salinger", "aliases": ["Salingerian", "Jd salinger", "Salinger, J. D.", "J D Salinger", "J. D. Salinger", "J.D. Salinger's", "Jerome salinger", "J. D. Sallinger", "J.D. Sallinger", "Jerome David Salinger", "Jerome Salinger", "JD Salinger", "Margaret Salinger", "J.D. Salinger", "J.D.Salinger"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which police station is at the centre of the long-running UK TV series \"\"The Bill\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sun Hill", "aliases": ["Sun Hill (disambiguation)", "Sun hill", "Sun Hill"]}
{"context": "Question: What product demanded you “Obey your thirst”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sprite", "aliases": ["Sprite (comics)", "Sprite (disambiguation)", "Sprite", "Sprites"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country would you find the wine-producing region known as 'Casablanca Valley'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHILE", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:CL", "Cxilio", "Cile", "Etymology of Chile", "Republic of Chile", "Chilean Republic", "State of Chile", "Chile", "CHILE", "Name of Chile", "República de Chile", "Chilé"]}
{"context": "Question: Lupine relates to which animal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wolf", "aliases": ["The primary food of the gray wolf", "Gray wolves", "Territorial behavior of gray wolves", "Wolf anatomy", "Canis Lupus", "Southern wolves", "Wolf Evolution", "Gray wolf reproductive physiology and life cycle", "Forest wolf", "Sexual behavior of wolves", "Wolve", "Wolf mating", "Wolves mating", "Wolf hybrid", "Grey Wolves", "Wolf territory", "Migration patterns of the gray wolf", "Grey wolves", "Eastern beringia", "Sexual behavior of gray wolves", "🐺", "Scent marking in wolves", "Grey wolf", "C. lupus", "Gray Wolf", "She-Wolf", "She wolf", "The gray wolf", "Reproductive behavior of wolves", "Wolf", "Shewolf", "Wolf intelligence", "Wolves", "WolVes", "Grey Wolf", "Southern wolf", "Gray wolf", "She-wolf", "Gray Wolves", "Canis lupus", "Loafer wolves", "Gray wolf anatomy", "Wolf territories", "Mating wolves"]}
{"context": "Question: Which war veteran was Director of News & Special Events for ABC before find fame as a TV cop?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tom Selleck", "aliases": ["Thomas William %22Tom%22 Selleck", "Thomas Selleck", "Thomas William Selleck", "Tom selleck", "Tom Selleck"]}
{"context": "Question: Dr. Benjamin Rush gave what expeditionary group mercury laced laxatives which proved to be excellent tracers by which archaeologists have now been able to track their actual route?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lewis and Clark expedition", "aliases": ["Lewis and clark", "The Lewis and Clark Expedition", "Lewis and Clark Expedition", "Clark Expedition", "John Robertson (U.S. Soldier)", "Lewis and Clark's Corps of Discovery", "The corps of discovery", "The Corps of Discovery", "Lewis and Clark expedition", "Corps of Discovery Expedition", "Dates to lewis and clarks voyage", "Lewis & Clark Expedition", "Lewis and Clark's Expedition", "Silas Goodrich", "Lewis and Clark", "Lewis and Clark expedition in 1803", "Louis and Clark Expidition", "Lewis & Clark", "Louis and Clark Expedition", "John Robertson (U.S. soldier)", "Hugh McNeal", "Lewis&Clark"]}
{"context": "Question: On July 31, 2008, who took over as acting president for his brother, who may or may not still be alive, a position his brother held since the revolution of 1959?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Raul Castro", "aliases": ["Raul Modesto Castro Ruz", "Raúl Castro Ruz", "Raoul castro", "Raul Castro Ruz", "Raúl Modesto Castro Ruz", "Raul castro", "Raúl Castro", "Raul Castro Ruiz", "Raul Castro"]}
{"context": "Question: In humans, alopecia is the loss of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hair", "aliases": ["Hair bud", "Human hair", "Curly-haired", "Curly-hairs", "Hair shaft", "Hairgrowth", "Bodily hair", "Origin of hair", "Origins of hair", "Hairy", "Trichoid", "Curlyhaired", "Hair texture", "Hairs", "Tricho-", "Hair Shaft", "Head hair", "Social role of hair", "Human hairlessness", "History of hair", "Cymotrichous", "Pelage hair", "Hairiness", "Curly hairs", "Straight hair", "Head hairs", "Hair growth rate", "Placoda pili", "Curly hair", "Hair types", "Body Hair", "Curly haired", "Tricho", "Evolution of hair", "Hair", "Hairbands", "Curly-hair"]}
{"context": "Question: What are Jimmy Reed, Skip James, Elmore James & Big Bill Broonzy best known as?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blues musicians", "aliases": ["Blues musicians"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was married to Guinevere?\nAnswer:", "answer": "King Arthur", "aliases": ["Arthurian legend", "King Arthur's family tree", "Arthur Pendragon", "Arthur Legend", "Arthurian Legend", "Arthurian legends", "King Arthur's Family Tree", "King arthur", "Arthur Eld", "The Arthurian Legend", "Arthuriad", "Arthurian Legends", "King Arthur", "Legend of King Arthur", "Arthurian", "Arthurian lore", "Arthur of Britain"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Russian city is the Kirov Ballet based?\nAnswer:", "answer": "St Petersburg", "aliases": ["St Petersb.", "Saint Petersberg", "Peterpolis", "Sankt Petrburg", "UN/LOCODE:RULED", "St-Petersburg", "St petersburg", "St. Petersburg", "St. Petersburg, Russa", "Saint Petersburg", "Saint-Peterburg", "Pietarissa", "Art Pictures St. Petersburg", "Russia St. Petersburg", "Sankt Petersburg", "Monuments of Saint Petersburg", "Peterburg", "RU-SPE", "St. petersbourg", "Piter, Russia", "Leningrad, Soviet Union", "Petersburg, Russia", "St Petersburg, Russia", "Peterburi", "Saint petersburg", "Saint Petersburg (Russia)", "St. Petersberg", "Saint Petersburg, Russia (Federation)", "Lenningrad", "Sankt Pieterburg", "St. Petursburg", "Leningrad, USSR", "St. Petersburg, Russia", "Saint Petersburg, Russia", "Petrograd", "Peterpole", "St Petersburg", "Peter, Russia", "St. petersburg", "Landscrona", "Saint Peterburg", "Saint-Petersburg", "St. Peterburg", "Saint Petersburg City", "St petersbourg", "Leningrad", "St. Petersburgh", "Ленинград", "Sankt-Petersburg", "Leningrad, Russia", "Санкт-Петербур", "Sankt Peterburg", "Saint Peterburg, Russia", "Sankt-Peterburg Federal City, Russia", "Sankt-Peterburg", "St Petersberg", "St.Petersburg", "Saint Petersburgh"]}
{"context": "Question: According to advertising which newspaper do top people take\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Times", "aliases": ["Times (United Kingdom)", "Times (UK)", "The Times newspaper", "The London Times", "White Times", "Times Online", "The Times of London", "Timesonline.co.uk", "Times (newspaper)", "The Times (United Kingdom)", "The Times (London)", "Thetimes.co.uk", "London Times", "The Saturday Times Magazine", "The Times", "Daily Universal Register", "The Times Online", "Times (London)", "Times of London", "TimesOnline", "The times", "The times of london", "Times2", "Times of london", "Timesonline", "Times online"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who wrote \"\"A cauliflower is nothing but a cabbage with a college education\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mark Twain", "aliases": ["Mark Twain", "Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass", "Sam Clemens", "Samuel Clements", "Twainesque", "Samuel Langhorn Clemens", "Mark twain", "Twain, Mark", "Sergeant Fathom", "Samuel Longhorn Clemens", "Samuel L. Clemens", "Samuel Langhorne Clemens", "Sam Langhorne Clemens", "Samuel Clemens", "SL Clemens", "Twainian", "Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated", "Soleather", "W. Epaminondas Adrastus Bl", "Samuel Longhorne Clemens", "Marc Twain", "Samual Clemens"]}
{"context": "Question: Buenos Aires is located on the estuary of which river?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RIVER PLATE", "aliases": ["The River Plate (disambiguation)", "The River Plate", "River Plate (disambiguation)", "River Plate (Disambiguation)", "RIVER PLATE", "River Plate"]}
{"context": "Question: Which brand of beer does Homer Simpson drink regularly?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Duff", "aliases": ["Duff", "Duff (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the coronation anthem composed by Handel using texts from the King James Bible that has been sung at every British coronation service since 1727?\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"\"\"Zadok the Priest\"\"\"", "aliases": ["Zadok The Priest", "Zadok the Priest", "\"\"\"Zadok the Priest\"\"\"", "Zadoc the Priest", "Zadok the priest"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year were Queen Victoria and Prince Albert married; the uniform penny post introduced in the UK; Tchaikovsky was born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1840", "aliases": ["1840", "one thousand, eight hundred and forty"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Sheep are aged by their teeth and are referred to by the number of permanent incisors that have erupted. About how old is an \"\"eight-tooth\"\" or full-mouth sheep, which is also referred to as 'aged'?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "2 to 4 years", "aliases": ["2 to 4 years"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first Hanover King of England?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George I", "aliases": ["George the First", "George I", "King George I", "George 1", "George I (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Boll weevil cause damage to which crop?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cotton", "aliases": ["Manufacture of cotton", "Absorbent cotton", "Bomull", "Processing of Cotton", "Cotton fiber", "Cotton Boll", "Cotton cloth", "Cotton picking", "Indian Cotton", "Cotton industry", "Cotton linter", "Cotton", "Cotton Fabric", "Cottons", "Cotton wool"]}
{"context": "Question: Apart from white, what colour are the other two ‘triangles’ on the BMW logo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blue", "aliases": ["Blue", "Rgb(0, 0, 255)", "Orphan blue", "Slate Blue (color)", "Bluishness", "Dark Blue (color)", "Pale Blue", "Blue in human culture", "Blue (color)", "Police car blue", "Blue (Colour)", "Blueishness", "List of terms associated with the color blue", "Caspian blue", "Blue (colour)", "Light-blue", "Bluest", "Bluish", "Bluishly", "(0, 0, 255)", "Blueishly", "Bluer", "Blae", "Blueness"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British Prime Minister married Clementine Hozier on September 12th 1908?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WINSTON CHURCHILL", "aliases": ["Tango (cat)", "Death and state funeral of Winston Churchill", "Churchillian", "State funeral of Winston Churchill", "Sir Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill", "Marigold Frances Churchill", "Sir winston hcurchill", "Winston Leonard Spencer", "Winston Spencer", "Winston Spencer-Churchill", "Sir Churchill", "Marigold Churchill", "Winnie Churchill", "Winston Churchill MP", "Winston churchill", "Prime Minister Churchill", "W. Churchill", "Winston Leonard Churchill", "Churchill, W. S.", "Sir Winston", "W. S. Churchill", "Winston churchilll", "The Focus", "Winston Churchill", "The Honourable Sir Winston Spencer Churchill", "Sir Winston Churchill", "WINSTON CHURCHILL", "Winston churchhill", "Sir Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill", "Churchill", "Winston Spencer Churchill", "Churchill, Winston", "Winston Leonard Spencer Churchill", "Chuurchill", "WL Spencer-Churchill", "Winston Leonard Spencer-Churchill", "Winston Churchil", "Winston Churchhill", "Colonel Warden"]}
{"context": "Question: Traditionally served in a tall glass, what name is given to the dessert that traditionally contains fresh fruit, tinned fruit, whipped cream and a cherry on the top?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KNICKERBOCKER GLORY", "aliases": ["Knickerbocker glory", "KNICKERBOCKER GLORY"]}
{"context": "Question: The Florentine Girdle was a type of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chastity belt", "aliases": ["Girdle of chastity", "Cb-6000", "Florentine girdle", "Cock cage", "Forced chastity", "Chastity Belt", "Virginity belt", "Male chastity", "Chasity Belt", "Anti-masturbation device", "Penis cage", "Chastity tube", "Chastity girdle", "Chastity belt", "Chastity belts", "Ball-trap device"]}
{"context": "Question: Mount Elbrus, arguably Europe's highest peak, is in which mountain range?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Caucasus", "aliases": ["Caucasus", "The Caucasian countries", "Caucasus region", "კავკასია", "Caucasia (geographic region)", "Kaukasus", "The Caucasus", "Caucasus (geographic region)", "Caucasian isthmus", "Caucasus Region", "Caucase"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US President died in office in July 1850 to be succeeded by his Vice President Millard Fillmore?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ZACHARY TAYLOR", "aliases": ["Zachary Talor", "General Taylor", "President Taylor", "Zach Taylor", "12th President of the United States", "ZACHARY TAYLOR", "General Zachary Taylor", "Old rough and ready", "Zachary taylor", "Zachary Taylor judicial appointments", "Zachery Taylor", "List of judicial appointments made by Zachary Taylor", "Zachary Tyler", "Taylor Administration", "List of federal judges appointed by Zachary Taylor", "Zachary Taylor", "Presidency of Zachary Taylor", "Old Rough and Ready"]}
{"context": "Question: Which king experienced regicide at the hands of Shakespeare's Macbeth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "King Duncan", "aliases": ["Duncan, King of Scotland (Macbeth)", "King Duncan"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of creature is a fennec?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fox", "aliases": ["Vulpine", "Vixen", "Todde", "Vulpini", "Fox", "Foxes", "Fox penis", "River fox", "Fox habitat", "Focks", "Foxp", "Fox (zoology)", "Foxs", "Sexual characteristics of foxes"]}
{"context": "Question: Merton Pride and Williams are varieties of which fruit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pear", "aliases": ["Pear (fruit)", "Pear tree", "Pear", "Culture of pear", "🍐", "Pear juice", "Pearwood", "Pyrus"]}
{"context": "Question: The Cerval is one of the more uncommon members of which family of animals?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CAT", "aliases": ["C.A.T", "Cat (disambiguation)", "C.A.T.", "CAT"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country was England Rugby Union player Dylan Hartley born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NEW ZEALAND", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Which mythical hero wielded a magical sword called 'Gram'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Siegfried", "aliases": ["Siegfried (name)", "Siegfried (given name)", "Siegfried", "Sigfrid", "Siegfreid"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of the first number one UK hit single for 'Oasis'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'SOME MIGHT SAY'", "aliases": ["Some Might Say", "'SOME MIGHT SAY'", "Headshrinker (Oasis song)"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1171 Henry II was the first English king to set foot in an Irish city. Founded by the Vikings in the ninth century, which is Ireland's oldest city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WATERFORD", "aliases": ["Port Láirge", "Waterford city", "Veðrafjǫrðr", "WATERFORD", "The weather in Waterford", "Waterford, Ireland", "City of Waterford", "Waterford City", "Hilly shore", "Waterpark National School", "Waterford", "Waterford-City", "Waterford (city)", "Hilly Shore"]}
{"context": "Question: Which band released a 2001 album entitled ‘Amnesiac’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Radiohead", "aliases": ["Dead Air Space", "Manic Hedgehog Demo", "On a Friday", "Radiohead: An Illustrated Biography", "Radio-head", "Manic Hedgehog demo tape", "Follow Me Around", "Manic Hedgehog (album)", "Radiohead Messageboard", "Radiohead at ease", "Radio-Head", "Radio Head", "Towering Above The Rest", "RadioHead", "RHMB", "Scott Johnson (drum technician)", "Radio head", "Xurbia Xendless Limited", "Spooks (song)", "Radiohead style and songwriting", "Radiohead (band)", "On A Friday", "Radiohead"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a nervous disorder whereby a person suddenly falls asleep?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Narcolepsy", "aliases": ["Narcelepsy", "Narcolepsie", "Narcolepsy without cataplexy", "Nacrolepsy", "Hypnolepsy", "Narcalepsy", "Narcoleptic", "Narcolepsy", "Narcaleptic", "Gelineau disease", "Always sleeping (narcolepsy)", "Narcolepsy-Cataplexy", "Paroxysmal sleep"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actress played Lillie Langtree in the 1970s TV drama series Lillie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRANCESCA ANNIS", "aliases": ["Francesca Annis", "FRANCESCA ANNIS"]}
{"context": "Question: The flamboyant Australian Darren Lyons controversially bought back his bankrupt agency business assets in 2012 to continue trading in what industry?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paparazzi pictures", "aliases": ["Paparazzi pictures"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the fragrant essential oil obtained chiefly from the Damask Rose?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Attar", "aliases": ["Attar", "Attâr", "Attoor", "Attar (disambiguation)", "Attār", "Attoor (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the highest mountain in North America?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MT MCKINLEY", "aliases": ["Denali North Peak", "Mount McKinley", "Mount McKinley North Peak", "Mt McKinley (Denali)", "Churchill peaks", "Mount McKinley South Buttress", "Highest mountain in North America", "Большая Гора", "Mount Mckinley", "Mt. Denali", "Mount mckinley", "Mt McKinley", "Mount McKinely", "Mount McKinley East Buttress", "Mt. McKinley", "Mt. mckinley", "Mount Denali", "MT MCKINLEY", "Denali East Buttress", "Mount McKinley (Alaska)", "Denali", "Denali South Buttress", "Mt mckinley"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Mukhtar Al-Bakri, Sahim Alwan, Faysal Galab, Shafal Mosed, Yaseinn Taher and Yahya Goba were collectively known as the \"\"Lackawanna Six\"\" and by what other name?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Buffalo Six", "aliases": ["Lakawanna Six", "Mukhtar Al-Bakri", "The Lackawanna Cell", "Buffalo six", "Lackawanna 6", "Buffalo 6", "Lackawanna Cell", "Buffalo Six", "Jaber Elbaneh", "The Buffalo Six", "Buffalo Cell", "Lackawanna six", "Lackawanna Six"]}
{"context": "Question: 209 year ago today was the founding of the United States Military Academy at what New York location?\nAnswer:", "answer": "West Point", "aliases": ["West point", "The United States Military Academy", "United States Military Academy at West Point", "Duty, Honor, Country", "Camp Buckner", "United States Military Academy", "West Point cadet", "United States Military Academy Library", "US Military Academy", "U. S. Military Academy", "United States Military Acadamy", "Term End Exam", "West Point Military Reservation", "West Point Academy", "West Point (USMA)", "West Point Military Academy", "U.S. Military Academy at West Point", "West Point", "United States Military Academy (USMA)", "U.S. military academy", "Military Academy at West Point", "West Point University", "U.S. Military Academy", "West Point Museum", "U.S. Military Academy Archives", "Cullum Number"]}
{"context": "Question: Leicester City FC's owners are (at 2016) what nationality?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thailand", "aliases": ["Muang Thai", "Taihland", "ISO 3166-1:TH", "Thai Empire", "Prathet Thai", "Muang-Thai", "Kingdom of Thailand", "Skateboarding in Thailand", "THAILAND", "Siam", "Sport in Thailand", "Etymology of Thailand", "Thayland", "Name of Thailand", "The Kingdom Of Thailand", "เมืองไทย", "Thailand", "ราชอาณาจัก", "Sayam", "Thailande", "Siam (Thailand)", "ประเทศไท", "Kingdom Of Thailand", "Tailand", "Thai Kingdom", "Ratcha Anachak Thai", "Kingdom of the Thai"]}
{"context": "Question: Brazilian football legend Pele wore which number on his shirt?\nAnswer:", "answer": "10", "aliases": ["10", "ten"]}
{"context": "Question: In property rental the term 'pax' means what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Per Annum Exclusive", "aliases": ["Per Annum Exclusive"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the American Presidential retreat before it was called Camp David?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Shangri-La", "aliases": ["Xiangerila", "Shangrala", "Shangri La", "Shangri-la", "Shangrila", "Shan gri la", "Shangri- La", "Shangri-La", "ShangriLa", "Shangra La"]}
{"context": "Question: A Lemur is a small primate found only on which island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MADAGASCAR", "aliases": ["Island of the moon", "Health in Madagascar", "Madagascar", "Health care in Madagascar", "Island of the Moon", "ISO 3166-1:MG", "Madegasgar", "Madagasgar", "MADAGASCAR", "Madgascar", "Etymology of Madagascar", "Sport in Madagascar", "Republic of Madagascar", "Island of Madagascar", "The Republic of Madagascar", "Administrative divisions of madagascar", "Madigascar", "First Republic of Madagascar", "Madagaskar", "Madegascar"]}
{"context": "Question: The eldest son of a French King was always given which title?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dauphin", "aliases": ["Dauphain", "Dauphin (disambiguation)", "Dauphin (heir apparent)", "Dauphin (electoral district)", "The dauphins", "Dauphian", "Dauphin", "Dauphins"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of creature is a discus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fish", "aliases": ["Fish proteins", "Fin-fish", "Fish vs fishes", "Ichthyoid", "Fish versus fishes", "🐟", "Fish (Biology)", "Fishes or fish", "Piscines", "Fish or fishes", "Fisshes", "Fishes", "Fishes versus fish", "Fush", "Sick fish", "Fishbones", "Pisces (zoology)", "Finfish", "Marine fish", "Fish (zoology)", "Ichthyes", "Fish", "Ichthyofauna", "Inchthyic", "Fish venoms"]}
{"context": "Question: Give a year in the life of Italian composer Antonio Vivaldi.\nAnswer:", "answer": "1678 - 1741", "aliases": ["1678 - 1741"]}
{"context": "Question: In literature, whose girlfriend is Becky Thatcher?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tom Sawyer", "aliases": ["Thomas Sawyer", "Aunt Polly", "Tom Sawyer (character)", "Tom sawyer", "Thom Sawyer", "Tom Sawyer"]}
{"context": "Question: What car manufacturing company makes the model Octavia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SKODA", "aliases": ["Skoda cars", "Škoda Smoov'", "Skoda auto", "SKODA", "Škoda Octavia WRC Evo", "Škoda Fabia WRC", "Škoda Octavia WRC Evo", "Škoda Auto", "Škoda Octavia WRC E2", "SKODA Auto", "Škoda Octavia WRC", "Skoda Auto", "Škoda Snowman", "AZNP", "Škoda 422", "Škoda Octavia WRC Evo"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country did Juan Domingo Peron seize power in 1943, become president, and resign in 1955?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Argentina", "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", "Արգենտ", "Arc'hantina", "Argies", "Antonia Merce Y Luque", "People of Argintina", "ISO 3166-1:AR", "Argentinië", "אַרגענט", "Arjantin", "अर्जेन्�", "الأرجنتين", "Argentina Information", "Republic of Argentina", "Ariannin", "Argentina Republic", "Argentinie", "Argentinia", "Airgintin", "Argjentina"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of art does the English artist Banksy specialize in?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Graffiti", "aliases": ["Graffitti", "Grafitti", "Graffitto", "Graffitis", "Graffiti art", "Microbo (artist)", "Scratching (street art)", "Graffiting", "Art graffiti", "Graffadi", "Graffiti Art", "GraffitiArt", "Artistic Aerosol", "Hipster Art", "Street Art Post-Graffiti", "Scratchitti", "Graffiti writer", "Types of graffiti", "Graphiti", "Tree graffiti", "Gang Graffiti", "Tag (graffiti)", "Subway Graffiti", "Tag Artist", "Graffity", "Graffiti artist", "Types of Graffiti", "Wall vandalism", "Graffiti", "Graffiti poetry", "Graffiti culture"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the traditional tradename for a person who works high up on church spires and chimneys?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Steeplejack", "aliases": ["Steeplejack"]}
{"context": "Question: In a game of professional soccer, a red card is used to indicate that a player has been what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sent of the field of play and cannot be replaced", "aliases": ["Sent of the field of play and cannot be replaced"]}
{"context": "Question: What Hawaiian word for a wise man or shaman is used informally elsewhere in referring to a 'big' boss?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kahuna", "aliases": ["Kahuna Nui", "Kahuna", "Cahuna"]}
{"context": "Question: The German 'Dosenwerfen', the French 'Chamboule-tout', and the British 'Aunt Sally' are?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Games", "aliases": ["Unclassified game", "A game", "Game rule", "Freegamer", "Game", "Games", "Match (game)", "Gaming league"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the clarified butter used in Indian cookery?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ghee", "aliases": ["Neyyi", "Ghrta", "Cow Oil", "Ghee"]}
{"context": "Question: Sardinian, Cetti’s and Dartford are among varieties of which bird?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Warbler", "aliases": ["Warblers", "Warbler (disambiguation)", "Warbler"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Charles Dickens novel ‘Oliver Twist’ what is the name of Bill Sykes dog?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bulls Eye", "aliases": ["Bulls eye", "Bulls Eye", "Bullseye (disambiguation)", "Bullseyes", "Bullseye", "Bullseye (game show)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Solve and come up with a movie. Zebra, laughing/spotted, 'person of the forest' (Malay), \"\"Eye of the ___\"\" (Survivor) (or) Buddhist, cook, mother, protagonist\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Life of Pi", "aliases": ["The Life of Pi", "The life of Pi (book)", "Richard Parker (Life of Pi)", "Life of Pi (novel)", "Animalus Anthropomorphicus", "The life of pi", "Life of pi", "Pi Patel", "Piscine Molitor Patel", "The life of Pi", "Richard Parker (tiger)", "Life Of Pi", "The Life Of Pi", "Life of pi 2008", "Life of pie", "Life of Pie", "Life of Pi", "The life of Pie"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which \"\"Carry On\"\" film contained the line 'Oh yes colonel, many times, but never with a daffodil'?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "CARRY ON NURSE", "aliases": ["Carry On Nurse", "CARRY ON NURSE", "Carry on Nurse"]}
{"context": "Question: Which modern day motor car company made the World War II Japanese aircraft, the 'Zero'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MITSUBISHI", "aliases": ["Mitsubishi Electric Corp.", "Mitsubishi Denki Kabushiki-", "Mitsubishi Electric Corp. - 三", "Mitsubishi Electric Corporation", "Mitsubishi Electronics", "EVLI", "Mitsubishi Escalator", "Mitsubishi Elevator", "MITSUBISHI", "三菱電機株式", "Mitsubishi Electric Corp", "Mitsubishi Electric"]}
{"context": "Question: Elvis Presley sang a few lines in German on which US hit song?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wooden Heart", "aliases": ["Wooden Heart"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The song \"\"Sunday Bloody Sunday\"\" was about a massacre on which island?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ireland", "aliases": ["Irlanda", "Island ireland", "Ireland (region)", "Irlandia", "Erin's Isle", "Airlan", "Ireland", "West Coast of Ireland", "The island of Ireland", "Island Ireland", "Ireland (island)", "Irland", "HÉireann", "Ireland Ulster", "Population of Ireland", "Irelander", "Ireland and Ulster", "Ireland (Island)", "IRELAND", "Symbol of Ireland", "Scotia major", "Island of Ireland", "Airlann", "Mikra Britannia", "Irelanders", "Auld Sod", "Ierne (placename)"]}
{"context": "Question: King Robert Baratheon and Queen Cersei Lannister are characters in which US television fantasy drama series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Game of Thrones", "aliases": ["A Game of Thrones (TV series)", "Game of Thrones (series)", "Game of Thrones", "Game of thrones tv series", "Inside HBO’s Game Of Thrones", "A Song of Ice and Fire (TV series)", "Game Of Thrones", "Inside HBO's Game of Thrones", "Game of Thrones (TV series)", "School of Thrones", "Game of thrones"]}
{"context": "Question: Who did Claus von Stauffenberg plot to kill?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adolf Hitler", "aliases": ["Hitlerian", "Adolph Schicklgruber", "HitlerAdolf", "Hitler's medical health", "Adolf Hitle", "Hitlar", "Adolph Hiedler", "Adolf Hiedler", "Adolph Hittler", "Day of Potsdam", "Adolpf Hitler", "Adolf Hister", "Adolf Hitlier", "Adolph Hitler's health", "Hitler's health", "Hitlers", "Aldof Hilter", "HITLER", "Hitler, Adolph", "History of Adolf Hitler", "Hitler,Adolph", "Adolph Hiter", "Adolf Hittler", "Herr Hitler", "Hitler,Adolf", "Adolf Schicklegruber", "Adolf hitler", "Adlof hitler", "Adolph Schickelgruber", "Hitler Adolf", "Hitlers medical health", "HitlerAdolph", "Adolph Schicklegruber", "Adolf Hiler", "Adolf Hitler's medical condition", "Hittler", "Adolf Schickelgruber", "Adolf Hitler", "Hitler's", "Hitler, adolf", "Nazi leader", "Hitler, Adolf", "Herr Wolf", "Adolph Hitler's medical health", "Adolph Hitler", "Adolf Hitler's health", "Adolf Schicklgruber", "AdolphHitler", "Adolf Hilter", "Health of Adolf Hitler", "Adolf Hitler's medical health", "Hitler Adolph", "AdolfHitler", "Adolf HItler", "Hitlet", "Hitler adolf", "Adoff Hitler", "Adolfus Hitler", "Hitler", "Adolph hitler"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the only two predominantly Roman Catholic countries in Asia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Philippines and East Timor", "aliases": ["The Philippines and East Timor"]}
{"context": "Question: What is traditionally written in a ledger?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Accounts", "aliases": ["Account", "Account holder", "Accounts", "Account (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Dickens novel takes place during the French revolution\nAnswer:", "answer": "A Tale of Two Cities", "aliases": ["It was the best of times, it was the", "Théophile Gabelle", "A Tale Of 2 Cities", "Tale of Two Cities", "Tale of 2 cities", "Mrs. Cruncher", "Tale of Two Cities, A", "The Mender of Roads", "Tale of two cities", "A Tale of Two Cities", "The Golden Thread", "A Tale Of Two Cities", "Roger Cly", "The Tale of Two Cities", "Vengeance (A Tale of Two Cities)", "Tale Of Two Cities", "It is a far, far better thing that I", "A tale of two cities", "The Vengeance"]}
{"context": "Question: Gene Hackman played the sheriff of Big Whiskey and received an Oscar in which 1992 film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Unforgiven", "aliases": ["Unforgiven (film)", "Unforgiven", "William Munny", "Will Munny", "Unforgiven (1992 film)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who created the fictional character \"\"Tilly Trotter'?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Catherine Cookson", "aliases": ["The Bill Bailey trilogy", "Tilly Trotter", "Dame Catherine Cookson", "Catherine Ann McMullen", "Katie McMullen", "Catherine Cookson", "Catherine Ann Davies", "Catherine Marchant", "Mary Ann Shaughnessy"]}
{"context": "Question: In which part of the body will you find the 'Ligamentum nuchae'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Neck", "aliases": ["The Neck", "The Neck (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the French name given to a steak that has been cut from between two ribs?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ENTRECOTE", "aliases": ["Entrecôte", "Contre filet", "Contre-filet", "Entrecote", "Entrecôtes", "ENTRECOTE"]}
{"context": "Question: In which city can you visit the Luigi Ferraris Stadium, the gardens of the Villa Durazzo-Pallavicini, the Piazza De Ferrari, the cemetery of Staglieno, the Edoardo Chiossone Museum of Oriental Art and the Torre della Lanterna?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Genoa", "aliases": ["Quarto di Genova", "Flag of Genoa", "UN/LOCODE:ITGOA", "Genova, Italy", "Gènova", "Genoan", "Genoa, Italy", "History of Genoa", "Genoa", "Genova", "Geona", "Palazzo Bianco and Palazzo Rosso Gen"]}
{"context": "Question: How is the number ten written in Roman numerals?\nAnswer:", "answer": "X", "aliases": ["X (letter)", "ⓧ", "🆇", "Ⓧ", "Ｘ", "⒳", "X", "🄧", "🅇", "🅧"]}
{"context": "Question: The Isle of Capri is close to which Italian resort?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sorrento", "aliases": ["Sorrento", "Surriento", "Surrentum", "Sorrento, Italy", "Bay of Sorrento"]}
{"context": "Question: In October 2014 'Hudhud' was a catastrophic (what?) affecting parts of India and Nepal? Earthquake; Cyclone; Influenza; or Computer virus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cyclone", "aliases": ["Cyclone", "🌀", "Cyclonic", "Cyclones", "Cyclonic storm"]}
{"context": "Question: Where does Rupert Bear live?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NUTWOOD", "aliases": ["Nutwood", "Nutwood (disambiguation)", "NUTWOOD"]}
{"context": "Question: Forbes Magazine named which author as the top earner between July 2012 and August 2013?\nAnswer:", "answer": "E L JAMES", "aliases": ["Snowqueens Icedragon", "Erika Mitchell", "Erika Leonard", "E.L. James", "Snowqueen's Icedragon", "EL James", "E L James", "E. L. James", "E L JAMES"]}
{"context": "Question: In alphabetical order, what is the last U.S. state?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wyoming", "aliases": ["State of Wyoming", "Wyoming state symbols", "Wyoming (state)", "Wyoming", "Cowboy State", "Geography of Wyoming", "Education in Wyoming", "Transport in Wyoming", "Forty-Fourth State", "Law and government of Wyoming", "Constitution of the State of Wyoming", "Symbols of the State of Wyoming", "Wyoming metropolitan areas", "Wyoming economy", "Constitution of Wyoming", "Demographics of Wyoming", "Big Wonderful Wyoming", "Wyoming counties", "Sports in Wyoming", "Equality State", "Wyoming state nickname", "The Equality State", "Religion in Wyoming", "44th State", "Wyomingite", "US-WY", "Wioming", "Wyoming State Constitution", "Economy of Wyoming", "Wyoming factsheet", "Transportation in Wyoming", "Government of Wyoming", "The Cowboy State", "Politics of Wyoming", "Wyomingites", "Wyoming (U.S. state)", "Wyoming, United States", "Forty-fourth State", "Wyo.", "Climate of Wyoming"]}
{"context": "Question: What alphabet is used in Russia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cyrillic", "aliases": ["Cyrillic letters", "Cyrillic Azbuka", "Cyrillic-based alphabet", "Cyrillic", "Cyrillics", "Cyrillic-Azbuka", "Cryllic", "Cirilicna-azbuka", "Ћирилична азбу", "Cirillic", "Cyrilic", "Cyrrilic", "Cirilicna Azbuka", "Cyrillic azbuka", "Cyrl (script)", "Cyrillic-azbuka", "Cyrillic characters", "Kirillic alphabet", "Ћирилична Азбу", "Cryllic alphabet", "Ћирилична-Азб", "Kyrylytsia", "Cyrlic", "Ćirilična azbuka", "Ћирилица", "Azbuka", "Cyrillic alphabet", "Ćirilična-Azbuka", "Cyrillic Letters", "Cyrillic letter", "Ћирилична-азбу", "Cyrillic (script)", "Cyrillic Script", "Crillic", "Ćirilična Azbuka", "Cyrillic Alphabet", "Ćirilična-azbuka", "Cyrilic alphabet", "Cyrillic script", "Cyrillic-alphabet", "Cirilicna-Azbuka", "Cyrillic language", "Crylic", "Кириллица", "Cirilicna azbuka"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘Hampsteads’ is Cockney rhyming slang for what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "teeth", "aliases": ["Tooth root", "Pegged teeth", "Tooth (animal)", "Apex radicis dentis", "Tooth serrations", "Maxillary teeth", "Tooth", "teeth", "Teeth"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the country prior to being renamed as Namibia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South West Africa", "aliases": ["Southwest Africa", "Administrators-General of South West Africa", "Namibia under South African occupation", "South-West Africa", "South West Africa"]}
{"context": "Question: As at March 2001, who holds the record for scoring the most league goals for the soccer team Arsenal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ian Wright", "aliases": ["Mr Wright", "Ian Wright"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who was \"\"Sports Illustrated\"\" magazine's first \"\"Sportsman of the Year\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Roger Bannister", "aliases": ["3 minute mile", "Roger Bannister", "Roger banister", "Bannister, Sir Roger Gilbert", "Sir Roger Bannister", "Sir Bannister", "Roger Gilbert Bannister"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose alter ego is Sasha Fierce?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Beyonc", "aliases": ["Beyonc"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose cottage features in Constable's painting 'The Hay Wain'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WILLY LOTT", "aliases": ["WILLY LOTT"]}
{"context": "Question: Highclere Castle in Hampshire is the filming location for which current ITV1 series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Downton Abbey", "aliases": ["Donton Abbey", "Downtown Abbey", "Downton abbey", "Downton Abbey", "Downtown abbey", "Lavinia Swire"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the four classical elements that make up our world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Air (not wind), Earth, Fire and Water", "aliases": ["Air (not wind), Earth, Fire and Water"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country was Rita Ora born\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kosovo", "aliases": ["Republika e Kosoves", "KOSOVO", "Cossovo", "Kosovo and Metochia", "Kosove", "Kosovo and Metohija (geopol", "Kocobo", "Republic of Kosovo", "List of tallest structures in Kosovo", "List of talles structures in Kosovo", "Kosovo (geopolitical region)", "Kosovo", "The Republic of Kosovo", "Kosovo i Metohija", "Republika e Kosovës", "Kosavo", "Independent Republic of Kosovo", "Kosovo region", "Kosmet", "The Kosovo", "List of tallest buildings in Kosovo", "KoKoSoVo", "Languages of Kosovo", "Косово", "Republic of Kosovo (2008)", "Etymology of Kosovo", "Kosovo State", "Kosovo*", "Kosovo-Metohija", "Independent Kosovo", "Косово и Метохи", "Kosovo & Metohija", "Kosvo", "Kosovo & Metohia", "Kosovë", "Kosovo-Metohia", "Culture of KV", "Kosova", "State of Kosova", "Culture of Kosovo", "Kosovo (region)", "Kosovo Valley", "Kosova State", "Communications in Kosovo", "Kosovci", "The Kossovo", "Kosovo and Metohija (region)", "Cosovo"]}
{"context": "Question: If you were from the Cayman Islands, which is part of the British West Indies, what sort of passport would you have?\nAnswer:", "answer": "British", "aliases": ["Great British", "British (language)", "Britsih", "British", "Pretannic", "British (disambiguation)", "Brittish", "British language (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was Reg Varney's character called in 'On the Buses'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "STAN BUTLER", "aliases": ["List of On the Buses characters", "On The Buses", "Stan Butler", "On the buses", "STAN BUTLER", "On the Buses"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the smallest country in area in mainland Africa?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gambia", "aliases": ["The Gambia", "Health in the Gambia", "Sport in the Gambia", "The Republic of The Gambia", "Country GMB", "Gambian language", "Smiling Coast", "Divisions of The Gambia", "Republic of Gambia", "Sport in The Gambia", "Divisions of Gambia", "Republic of the Gambia", "Gambia", "Health care in the Gambia", "Gambia (country)", "Gambia (The)", "Crown Colony of the Gambia", "Republic of The Gambia", "Gambia, The", "ISO 3166-1:GM", "The republic of gambia", "The republic of the gambia", "Divisions of the gambia", "Culture of the Gambia"]}
{"context": "Question: When Laurence Olivier became Baron Olivier where was he the Baron of\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brighton", "aliases": ["Brighthelmstone", "UN/LOCODE:GBBSH", "Brighton music", "Brighton Ferry", "Brighton, UK", "Brighton, Sussex", "Mayor of Brighton", "Brighton, East Sussex", "Brighton Borough Council", "County Borough of Brighton", "Brighton, England", "Brighton"]}
{"context": "Question: Which screen tough-guy won a Best Actor Oscar for the 1953 film 'Stalag 17'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William Holden", "aliases": ["William F. Holden", "William Holden", "William Holden (actor)", "William holden (actor)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the USAAF B-17 Flying Fortress whose aircrew were the first to complete 25 missions in Europe during World War II ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MEMPHIS BELLE", "aliases": ["Memphis Belle", "MEMPHIS BELLE", "Memphis Belle (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the square root of 0.25?\nAnswer:", "answer": "0.5", "aliases": ["0.5", "zero point five"]}
{"context": "Question: Buenos Aires is the capital of which South American country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Argentina", "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", "Արգենտ", "Arc'hantina", "Argies", "Antonia Merce Y Luque", "People of Argintina", "ISO 3166-1:AR", "Argentinië", "אַרגענט", "Arjantin", "अर्जेन्�", "الأرجنتين", "Argentina Information", "Republic of Argentina", "Ariannin", "Argentina Republic", "Argentinie", "Argentinia", "Airgintin", "Argjentina"]}
{"context": "Question: What Scottish city is at the confluence of the rivers Dee and Don?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aberdeen", "aliases": ["Aberdeen City", "City of Aberdeen (council area)", "City of Aberdeen, Scotland", "Obar Dheathain", "Scotland Aberdeen", "Aberdonian", "ABERDEEN", "Aberdeen (Scottish city)", "Aberdeen, Scotland", "City of Aberdeen council area", "Aberdeen City (council area)", "Mile-End School", "Aberdeen Scotland", "City of Aberdeen", "Retail in Aberdeen", "Aberdeen (Scotland)", "Burgh of Aberdeen", "Aberdeen City Police", "UN/LOCODE:GBABD", "Aberdeen city", "City of Aberdeen (local government district, Gr", "Skene Square Primary School", "Aberdeen", "Kingsford Primary School", "Aberdeen City council area", "Aiberdeen", "Aberdeen (district)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Australian did Roger Federer defeat to win his first Wimbledon Men's Singles title in 2003?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARK PHILIPPOUSIS", "aliases": ["MARK PHILIPPOUSIS"]}
{"context": "Question: What comes next in this sequence: Microwave, Infrared, Visible Light, …\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ultraviolet", "aliases": ["Ultraviolet Light Absorber", "U.V.", "UVA blocker", "Near UV", "Ultra-violet radiation", "Ultraviolet Lamp", "UV lamps", "UVA radiation", "Ultra violet", "Ultraviolet light", "UV A", "Ultraviolet light absorber", "UV B", "Ultraviolet B", "Ultraviolet C", "Ultraviolet rays", "Ultraviolet A", "Ultraviolet ray", "Ultraviolet lighting", "Ultraviolet energy", "UV Radiation", "UV ray", "Ultraviolet b radiation", "Near ultraviolet", "Ultraviolet Light", "Far-ultraviolet", "Vaccum ultraviolet", "Pulsed ultraviolet light", "UV protection", "Diurnal variation of ultaviolet light", "VUV radition", "UV-radiation", "UV light irradiation", "Ultraviolet", "Ultraviolet lamp", "Ultraviolet b", "NUV photons", "UVB", "Ultraviolet a", "Bee's purple", "Vacuum UV", "Ultraviolet-B", "Uv light", "UV Light", "Ultraviolet Radiation", "UV-B", "UV-C", "Thitonic rays", "UV-A", "Vacuum ultraviolet", "Ultraviolet irradiation", "Uv", "Ultraviolet waves", "Deep ultraviolet", "Ultra-Violet", "Ultraviolet c", "Ultra-violet", "UV lamp", "UV-light", "Diurnal variation of ultraviolet light", "UV light", "Ultraviolet radiation", "Uv-B", "Ultraviolet a radiation", "Deep UV", "UV rays", "UV", "Ultra-violet light", "Ultraviolet c radiation", "Far ultraviolet", "UV radiation", "Chemical rays", "Ultraviolet type", "VUV radiation", "UVB radiation", "Ultraviolet Rays", "Ultraviolet radiation (biology)", "UVR", "Near-ultraviolet"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the modern name of the island borough bought by Dutchman Peter Minuit from Native Americans in 1626, and then called New Amsterdam?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Manhattan", "aliases": ["Manhattan, New York (state)", "Manhattan (NY)", "Man hattan", "Manhattan (New York)", "Manhatten", "New York County, NY", "Cabrini Hospice", "New York County, New York", "Manhutton", "Manhattan, United States", "New York (Manhattan) County, New York", "Island of Manhattan", "Manhattan", "Manhattan County", "Manhatas", "Manhattan, New York, US", "Manhattan Schist", "New York County (NY)", "Manhattan (New York, N.Y.)", "Manahachtanienk", "Manhattan, NY", "Borough of Manhattan", "Manhatten, NY", "Timeline of Manhattan history", "City and County of New York", "Manhattan schist", "Mannados", "Manhattanite", "Manhattan trade", "Government of Manhattan", "Manhattan Island", "County of New York", "The 24$ deal", "Ganono", "Crosstown traffic (Manhattan)", "Manhattan, New York City, New York", "Manhattan (borough)", "Manhattan, New York City", "New York Island", "County of Manhattan", "Manhattan island", "New York County", "Manhatttan, New York", "Manhattan, New York", "New York (county)"]}
{"context": "Question: Known as a 'jumper dress' in US-English what garment is named originally from its being attached to the front of a dress?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pinafore", "aliases": ["Pinnies", "Pinifore", "Pinafore apron", "Pinafore", "Pinafores", "Girl's pinafore apron", "Pinny"]}
{"context": "Question: The Ore Mountains form a border between Germany and which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CZECH REPUBLIC", "aliases": ["4esko", "Ceská republika", "Czech Republic", "Tjech republic", "Republique Tcheque", "Czech Republik", "Ceská Republika", "Czeck Republic", "ISO 3166-1:CZ", "The Czech Republic", "CZR", "République Tchèque", "Česko", "Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic", "Czecho Republic", "Winnerland", "CZECH REPUBLIC", "Protestantism in the Czech Republic", "Tschechien", "Check Republic", "Czechia", "Czech Republci", "Etymology of the Czech Republic", "Cesko", "Česká republika", "Češka", "Cech Republic", "Ceska Republic", "Czech Rep", "The Czeck Republic", "Ceska", "Ceska republika", "Chez republic", "Czec Republic", "Climate of the Czech Republic", "Csehorszag", "Tcheque Republique", "Republica Checa", "Česká Republika", "Cehia", "Czech Rep.", "Czech republic", "Czechi", "Tcheque Republic", "Ceska Republika", "Tjech Republic", "ČR", "Csehország", "República Checa", "Subdivisions of the Czech Republic", "Bohemia-Moravia"]}
{"context": "Question: Which village in south-central Scotland became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2001?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NEW LANARK", "aliases": ["New Lanark", "NEW LANARK"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first person in the bible to get drunk?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Noah", "aliases": ["Noah (Hebrew Bible)", "Noah", "No'ah", "Nuach", "Nooh", "Noahian", "No'a", "Noah and the Ark", "Noahtic", "Flood (Bible)", "נוֹחַ"]}
{"context": "Question: Scatology is the scientific study of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Excrement", "aliases": ["Fecal pellet", "Droppings", "Doo-doo", "Tird", "Dog doodoo", "Fecies", "Fecal Matter", "Feculent", "Dropping", "Faeces", "Faecal matter", "Dog scat", "Bird droppings", "Body waste", "Animal Waste", "💩", "Dog droppings", "Turds", "Fece", "Dog shit", "Faecal debris", "Cat poo", "Dung hill", "Dog feces", "Doo doo", "Fecal material", "Excrement", "Body Waste", "Terd", "Feaces", "Doodoo", "Dunghill", "Feces", "Whopee", "Dokey", "Execrement", "Turd", "Fieces", "Dooker", "Animal shit", "Dog doo", "Fecal matter", "Poopoo (waste)", "Dookie (waste)", "Fecal", "Poopie", "Dogshit", "Faecal pellet", "Dog poop", "Animal Dump", "Excrements", "Fæces"]}
{"context": "Question: Which contestant was first to be voted off the 2011 'Strictly Come Dancing' competition?\nAnswer:", "answer": "EDWINA CURRIE", "aliases": ["Edwina Curry", "EDWINA CURRIE", "Edwina Currie"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the 1790’s work “Travels in the Interior of Africa”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mungo Park", "aliases": ["Mungo Park (disambiguation)", "Mungo Park"]}
{"context": "Question: To within five years either way, in which year was the Boy Scout movement founded by Robert Baden-Powell?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1907", "aliases": ["1907", "one thousand, nine hundred and seven"]}
{"context": "Question: Who declared the 1936 summer Olympic Games open? (Both names required.)\nAnswer:", "answer": "ADOLF HITLER", "aliases": ["Hitlerian", "Adolph Schicklgruber", "HitlerAdolf", "Hitler's medical health", "Adolf Hitle", "Hitlar", "Adolph Hiedler", "Adolf Hiedler", "Adolph Hittler", "Day of Potsdam", "Adolpf Hitler", "Adolf Hister", "Adolf Hitlier", "Adolph Hitler's health", "Hitler's health", "Hitlers", "Aldof Hilter", "HITLER", "Hitler, Adolph", "History of Adolf Hitler", "Hitler,Adolph", "Adolph Hiter", "Adolf Hittler", "Herr Hitler", "Hitler,Adolf", "Adolf Schicklegruber", "Adolf hitler", "Adlof hitler", "Adolph Schickelgruber", "Hitler Adolf", "Hitlers medical health", "HitlerAdolph", "Adolph Schicklegruber", "Adolf Hiler", "Adolf Hitler's medical condition", "Hittler", "ADOLF HITLER", "Adolf Schickelgruber", "Adolf Hitler", "Hitler's", "Hitler, adolf", "Nazi leader", "Hitler, Adolf", "Herr Wolf", "Adolph Hitler's medical health", "Adolph Hitler", "Adolf Hitler's health", "Adolf Schicklgruber", "AdolphHitler", "Adolf Hilter", "Health of Adolf Hitler", "Adolf Hitler's medical health", "Hitler Adolph", "AdolfHitler", "Adolf HItler", "Hitlet", "Hitler adolf", "Adoff Hitler", "Adolfus Hitler", "Hitler", "Adolph hitler"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"Known to the Danish as Godthab, what is the capital of Greenland?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nuuk", "aliases": ["Godthab, Greenland", "Nuuk, Greenland", "Godthaab, Greenland", "Nûk, Greenland", "Godthab", "America/Godthab", "Godthåb", "Godthab Greenland", "Godthaab", "Nuuk", "Greenland's capitol", "Nûk", "Capital of Greenland"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the space shuttle, which disintegrated over Texas, on re-entry into the earth's atmosphere in February 2003, with the loss of all seven crew members?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COLUMBIA", "aliases": ["Columbia", "Columbia (municipality)", "Columbia (song)", "Columbia automobile", "Columbia (yacht)", "Columbia (disambiguation)", "COLUMBIA", "Columbia (town)"]}
{"context": "Question: How is Bagatelle Number 25 in A minor for solo piano by Beethoven more commonly known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FÜR ELISE", "aliases": ["Fuer Elise", "Fuer Elisa", "Fur Elise", "Fur Elyse", "For Elise", "To elise", "Für Elyse", "Bagatelle in A minor", "Bagatelle No. 25", "Fuer Elyse", "Fur Elisa", "F%5CxC3%5CxBC", "Fur elise", "FÜR ELISE", "Für Elisa", "Für Elise"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American naval destroyer was attacked in Aden in October 2000?\nAnswer:", "answer": "U.S.S. COLE", "aliases": ["U.S.S. Cole", "Uss Cole", "U.S.S. COLE", "U S S Cole", "USS Cole", "Uss cole", "U. S. S. Cole"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Hindu religion what name is given to the triad of chief gods Brahma, Vishnu and Siva?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TRIMURTI", "aliases": ["Hindu Trinity", "Three God heads", "Vedic triad", "The Trimurti", "Hindu trinity", "TRIMURTI", "Trimurthy", "Three God Heads", "Trimurt", "Three godheads (Ayyavazhi)", "The Maintainer", "Three forms", "Trinity in hinduism", "Nathan (Ayyavazhi)", "Trimurti", "Trimurthi"]}
{"context": "Question: A banderillero is a member of a team called a cuadrilla, in which controversial activity?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bullfighting", "aliases": ["Bullfighting and animal rights", "Bullfights", "Bullfight", "Spanish Bull-Fight", "La fiesta brava", "Corrida de toros", "Tauromachy", "Bull fighting", "Bull fights", "Tauromachia", "Criticisms of bullfighting", "Course camarguaise", "Bull fight", "Bull-fighting", "The History And Origins Of Bullfighting", "Bullfighting", "Bull-Fighting"]}
{"context": "Question: Referring to a 1950s song what is the traditional bingo call for the number 76?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Trombones", "aliases": ["Harmonic glissando", "Zugposaune", "Trombone (instrument)", "Inverted glissando", "False glissando", "Trombone slide", "Trombones", "Trombonist", "Trombone position", "Trombone smear", "Slide trombone", "Posaune", "Trombone", "Broken glissando", "Slide position", "Valve trombonist", "The Trombone", "Tromboner"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Why could a missing \"\"ha'porth of tar\"\", in the phrase \"\"to spoil the ship for a ha'porth of tar\"\", cause a problem?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Leave the sheep open to destructive flystrike", "aliases": ["Leave the sheep open to destructive flystrike"]}
{"context": "Question: Which top National Hunt trainer's establishment is based at Seven Barrows?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NICKY HENDERSON", "aliases": ["NICKY HENDERSON", "Nicky Henderson"]}
{"context": "Question: What company encourages you to \"Think Outside the Bun\"?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Taco Bell", "aliases": ["Taco Bell Corporation", "Crunchwrap Supreme", "Meximelt", "Panadero bread", "Warm pillowy flatbread", "Tacobell", "Its all about the roosevelts", "Frutista Freeze", "Cheesy Beefy Melt", "Bean Burrito Especial- Taco Bell", "Taco bel", "Taco bell", "Taco Hut", "Taco Bell in the UK", "Think outside the bun", "Taco Bell Home Originals", "History of Taco Bell", "Taco Hell", "Its all about the Roosevelts", "It's all about the Roosevelts", "Fourthmeal", "Taco Bell", "Taco Bell Express", "Tacobellenespanol.com", "TacoBell", "Taco Bell menu", "Toxic Hell", "Tacobell.com", "Taco Bell India"]}
{"context": "Question: Which series of books are illustrated by Mary Grand Pre?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'HARRY POTTER'", "aliases": ["Harry Potter (franchise)", "Harry Potter series", "Ministry of magic classifications", "Books in the Harry Potter series", "Harrypotter", "Harry Potter (video games)", "Harry Potter (plot)", "Harry Potter", "Haripota", "Harry potter series", "Harry-Potter", "Harry potter", "Tergeo", "Harry Potter (novel series)", "Harry Potter (games)", "Hary poter", "Hairy potter", "Harry potter magic spell challenge", "The Potterverse", "Harry potter Novels", "Harry Potter books", "Harry Potter mysteries", "Harry, Ron and Hermione", "J k rowling books", "Harry Potter censorship", "Harry-potter", "Harry Potter Further Reading", "Anti-Harry Potter community", "Harry Potter play", "'HARRY POTTER'", "Harry Potter (series)", "Harry Potter magic spell challenge", "Harry Potter Criticism", "HARRY POTTER", "Events and Chronology of Harry Potter", "Harry Potter franchise", "Hary Potter", "Magnolia Crescent", "Harry Potter trivia", "Harry Potter (play)", "List of Harry Potter books", "Haripo", "Potter Harry", "Harry Poter", "Harry p", "Harry potter subjects", "Speculation about the Harry Potter Storyline"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous novelist also wrote under the pseudonym Richard Bachman?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stephen King", "aliases": ["Stephen King", "Stephen king", "The Works of Stephen King", "Steven King Accident", "List of books that stephen king has written", "Stephen Edwin King", "Stephen king accident", "List of times the name %22Stephen King%", "List of cultural references to Stephen King", "Naomi Rachel", "John Swithen", "Stephen E. King", "Naomi King", "Stephan king", "King, Stephen"]}
{"context": "Question: What sort of plants belong to the genus Ilex?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Holly", "aliases": ["Ilex species", "Holly berry", "Holly family", "Ilexes", "Holly", "Aquifoliaceae", "Ilex"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the distance of the 'Grand National' race at Aintree?\nAnswer:", "answer": "4.5 miles", "aliases": ["4.5 miles"]}
{"context": "Question: The male of which species of white whale develops a long twisted tusk that projects through its upper lip ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NARWHAL", "aliases": ["Narwahl", "Unicorn Whale", "Narwale", "Narwhale", "Narwhal", "Monodon monoceros", "Narwall", "Narval", "Narwhals", "Arctic unicorn", "NARWHAL", "Norwhal whale", "Monodon", "Sea unicorn", "Norwhal whales"]}
{"context": "Question: Which London Underground rail line was nicknamed the ‘Twopenny Tube’ for its flat fare?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Central Line", "aliases": ["Richmond extensions of the Central Line", "Central line", "Richmond extensions", "Central line depots", "Central Line"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the US spacecraft first to return images of Mars to Earth, in July 1965?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mariner 4", "aliases": ["Mariner4", "Mariner 4", "Mariner IV", "1964-077A"]}
{"context": "Question: Vehicles from which country use the international registration letter E?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Spain", "aliases": ["Islands of Spain", "España", "Reino de España", "Name of Spain", "Espagna", "Espańa", "Reino de Espana", "Espana", "Kingdom of the Spains", "The Spanish Society", "Espainia", "Mountains of Spain", "Regne d'Espanya", "The kingdom of Spain", "SPAIN", "Regne d'Espanha", "Espanya", "Espainiako Erresuma", "Etymology of Spain", "Spane", "ISO 3166-1:ES", "Spain", "Spanish Kingdom", "Kingdom of Spain", "El Reino de España", "El Reino de Espana"]}
{"context": "Question: Which geological period came between the Triassic and Cretaceous periods?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JURASSIC", "aliases": ["Dinosaur types of the jurassic", "Jurassic Era", "JURASSIC", "Jurassic", "Jurasic", "Jurassic Period", "Jurassic ( geology)", "Jurassic period", "Jurassic era", "Jurassic System", "Jurrasic"]}
{"context": "Question: Bonham’s, Christies, Forbes and Fellows are are what type of business?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Auctioneers", "aliases": ["Prominent auction", "Sealed-bid auctions", "Auctions", "First-price Auction", "Auctioneer", "Suggested Opening Bid", "Sealed-bid auction", "First-price sealed-bid auction", "Silent auction", "Public sale", "First-price sealed-bid auctions", "Auction houses", "Auction Date", "Auction process", "Auction block", "Auctioneers", "Auctioneering", "Dutch 20auction", "Mystery auction", "Auction", "Auction date", "Auction house", "General merchandise auction", "Highest bidder", "General Merchandise Auction", "Auction ring", "Sealed bid", "Sealed first-price auction"]}
{"context": "Question: For what does the I stand in the Government Department known as BIS?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Department For Business,) Innovation (And Skills)", "aliases": ["Department for Business Innovation and Skills", "Department of Business, Innovation and Skills", "Department for Business, Innovation and Skills", "Minister for Small Business (United Kingdom)", "Minister of State for Universities, Science and", "The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills", "Minister for Universities, Science and Cities", "(Department For Business,) Innovation (And Skills)", "Minister of State for Universities and Science", "Department for Business, Innovation & Skills"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played Dr Richard Kimble in the 1993 film The Fugitive?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harrison Ford", "aliases": ["Harrison Ford (actor)", "Harrison ford", "Harrison Ford", "Harison Ford", "Ford, Harrison"]}
{"context": "Question: Ursus arctos horribilis is the scientific name of which animal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GRIZZLY BEAR", "aliases": ["Silvertip Bear", "Mainland grizzly", "Ursus arctos horribilis", "Grizzley bear", "American Grizzly Bear", "Grizzlie bear", "Grizzly bear", "Montana state mammal", "GRIZZLY BEAR", "American Grizzly bear", "Grizzlie Bear", "Grizzly bears and their habitat", "Ursus arctos gyas", "Peninsular grizzly", "Hunting Status On Grizzly Bears in British", "Grizzly", "Grizzly bears", "Hunting status on grizzly bears in British", "Silvertip bear", "American Grizzly", "Grizzly Bears and Their Effects on E", "Grizzly Bears", "Grizzley bears", "Grizzlar Bear", "Grizzly Bear"]}
{"context": "Question: Betty, Earl and Joyce are the puppet pensioners in ads for which company?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wonga", "aliases": ["Wonga", "Wonga (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Broadly, what is the setting for Samuel Beckett's play \"\"Happy Days\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "A pile of sand", "aliases": ["A pile of sand"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the huge beast, probably a hippo, described in the Book of Job?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Behemoth", "aliases": ["Behemot", "Behemoth", "Bahimuth", "Behemoths", "בהמות", "بهيموث", "Bahīmūth"]}
{"context": "Question: Omar Sharif played the title character in the 1965 film of what 1957 novel by the Russian writer Boris Pasternak?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dr Zhivago", "aliases": ["Dr. Zhivago", "Dr zhivago", "Yuriatin", "Dr. Yuri Zhivago", "Doctor Zhivago (disambiguation)", "Dr. Zhivago (novel)", "Varykino", "Доктор Живаго", "Yury Andreyevich Zhivago", "Zivago", "Doctor Zhivago", "Yury Zhivago", "Zhivago", "Yuryatin", "Doktor Zhivago", "Dr Zhivago", "Doctor zhivago"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The American film made at the very start of the sound film era, \"\"All Quiet on the Western Front\"\" (1930), on the grimness of warfare in WWI was banned in Germany (after a brief run in 1930) not unexpectedly, but also where?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: American Jim Yong Kim was appointed head of which international organization in April 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "World Bank", "aliases": ["World Bank Publications", "Criticism of the World Bank", "Clean Air Initiative", "World Bank", "World Bank Carbon Finance Unit", "World bank"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the character played by Ralph Fiennes in 'Schindler's List'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AMON GOETH", "aliases": ["Amon Leopold Göth", "Amon Göth", "Göth, Amon", "Amon Leopold Goth", "Goth, Amon", "Amon Leopold Goeth", "Amon Goethe", "Goeth, Amon", "Amon Goth", "Goethe, Amon", "Goeth", "AMON GOETH", "Göth", "Amon Goeth"]}
{"context": "Question: Irish writer and poet Oscar Wilde, who died in 1900, is buried in which European country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRANCE", "aliases": ["La Republique francaise", "Franciaország", "La Republique française", "Belle France", "FRANCE", "Republique française", "France", "Ranska", "Franciaorszag", "French Republic", "République francaise", "République française", "ISO 3166-1:FR", "Frankreich", "France (country)", "Etymology of France", "FrancE", "La République française", "People of France", "Republic of France", "Fracne", "Le France", "The French Republic", "Republique francaise", "The Republic of France", "La République francaise", "La France", "Rain in France", "Republic of france", "FRance", "Frakkland", "Climate of France", "Franse"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was shot and killed along with his mistress Clara Petacci on 28th April 1945?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Benito Mussolini", "aliases": ["Moussolini", "Mouselinni", "Musilini", "Benito Musilini", "Benito Mussellini", "Benito Muselini", "Mussilini", "Benito Musellini", "Musollini", "Benito Moosillini", "Benito Moosilini", "Mussolinian", "Moosillini", "Mussolinism", "Mussellini", "Benito Mussalini", "Mussollini", "Mouselini", "Benito Mussollini", "Benito Amilcare Andrea Mussolini", "Musselini", "Moosolini", "Muselini", "Mussalini", "Benito Moosellini", "Benito Mussilini", "Benito Musselini", "Benito Musollini", "Benito Mussolini", "Benito mussolini", "Moosilini", "Musillini", "Mussloini", "Moosellini", "Benito Moosolini", "Benito Mooselini", "Benito Amilcare Mussolini", "Moosollini", "Mussillini", "Benito Musolini", "Benito Andrea Mussolini", "Benito Musillini", "Musellini", "Benny Mussolini", "Benito Mussillini", "Mooselini", "Benito Moosollini", "Musolini", "Mussolini, Benito", "Mussolini", "Benito Mussolini's religious beliefs"]}
{"context": "Question: Which fashion craze was made popular by the film 'Flashdance'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Legwarmers", "aliases": ["Leg-warmers", "Leg warmers", "Legwarmers", "Leg warmer", "Legwarmer"]}
{"context": "Question: Center, Offensive guard, Offensive tackle, Tight end, Wide receiver, Fullback, Running back, Quarterback, Defensive end, Defensive tackle, Nose guard, Linebacker, Cornerback, Safety, Nickelback and Dimeback are positions in which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "American football", "aliases": ["U.s. football", "Football (American version)", "American handegg", "American gridiron football", "Hand Egg", "US football", "American style football", "American Football", "Amefoot", "American-Style Football", "Yankball", "Ameriball", "American football", "Yards passing", "The NCAA Battlefield", "Football (US)", "American-Style football", "Yard lines", "🏈", "American-style football", "American foot-ball", "The Game of Football", "American Style Football", "Passing (American Football)", "Football (America)", "AmericanFootball", "Yankeeball", "Football (American)", "Tackleball", "American-football", "American Handegg", "Defense (American football)", "American rules football", "American football field", "American foot ball", "American football/to do"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the original bass guitarist with The Who\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Entwhistle", "aliases": ["John Entwistle's", "Bogey Man (song)", "John Entwistle Bogey Man", "John Alec Entwistle", "John Entwhistle", "Jon Entwistle", "John Entwistle", "Thunderfingers"]}
{"context": "Question: At what age does an individual first become entitled to a free TV licence?\nAnswer:", "answer": "75", "aliases": ["75", "seventy-five"]}
{"context": "Question: In what game do you score a point for having His Nobs or His Nibs?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cribbage", "aliases": ["Cribbage (strategy)", "Cribbage", "His nibs", "Cribbage board", "Pegging (cribbage)", "His Nibs", "Double skunk", "CRIBBAGE"]}
{"context": "Question: If something is colubrine, it resembles or relates to which type of creature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Snake", "aliases": ["Snkae", "Snakes", "Serpentes", "Serpentigenous", "Snake anatomy", "🐍", "Snakey", "Snake diet", "Snake locomotion", "Serpentiform", "Snake", "Snake food", "Snake (zoology)", "Coronellidae", "Snakiest"]}
{"context": "Question: Marble Arch in London was once the ceremonial entrance to which British palace?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Buckingham Palace", "aliases": ["Buckigham palace", "Buckingham Palace", "The Queens Private Apartments.", "Buck House", "Buckhingam Palace", "Buckingham palace", "Buckingham Palace Act 1832", "The Queens Private Apartments", "Goring House"]}
{"context": "Question: Labyrinth, Broad-crested, Sharp-crested, Piano keys, and Compound are types of?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Weir", "aliases": ["Drowning machine", "Low head dam", "Weir (hydraulic)", "Diversion weir", "Weirs", "Weir", "Lowhead dam", "Weir (dam)", "Low-water dam"]}
{"context": "Question: Who became US President John Kennedy’s Vice President in 1961?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lyndon B Johnson", "aliases": ["Rebekah Baines", "President Lyndon B Johnson", "President Lyndon Baines Johnson", "Presidency of Lyndon Baines Johnson", "All I have I would have given gladly...", "President Lyndon B. Johnson", "Lyndon b. johnson", "L. Johnson Administration", "Johnson, Lyndon Baines", "President lbj", "Lyndon Johnson Administration", "Lindon B. Johnson", "L. B. J.", "Lyndon b johnson", "Lyndon B. Johnson Administration", "LBJ", "L.B.J.", "President LBJ", "Lyndon Johnson", "36th President of the United States", "L B J", "Lindon Johnson", "Howard University Speech", "Lyndon Banes Johnson", "Lyndon Baines Johnson Administration", "Lyndon B. Johnson", "President Lyndon Johnson", "Lyndon Baynes Johnson", "Lyndon johnson", "L. B. Johnson Administration", "Lyndon B Johnson", "Rebekah Baines Johnson", "Lyndon Baines Johnson", "Lbj", "Presidency of Lyndon B. Johnson"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Mexican revolutionary was born Doroteo Arango in 1878?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PANCHO VILLA", "aliases": ["Villistas", "Doreteo Arango", "Poncho Villa", "Doroteo Arango Arámbula", "Pancho Villa", "Pancho vila", "Francisco Villa", "Villa, Pancho", "Pancho villa", "Doroteo Arango", "Doroteo Arango Arambula", "Maria Luz Fierro Corral De Villa", "Francisco %22Pancho%22 Villa", "PANCHO VILLA"]}
{"context": "Question: In rugby union, the Cook Cup is a challenge cup contested by which two countries?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia and England", "aliases": ["Australia and England"]}
{"context": "Question: In golf what is the old-fashioned name for a No 3 wood?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Spoon", "aliases": ["Honey spoon", "Spoon-feed", "Mixing spoon", "Handforging spoons", "Spoon", "Caviar spoons", "SPOON", "Spoon (utensil)", "Metal spoon", "Serving spoon"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Prince William's second christian name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARTHUR", "aliases": ["ARTHUR", "Arthur (newspaper)", "The Arthur"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the meteorological name of the clouds commonly known as 'Mares Tails'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CIRRUS", "aliases": ["Cirrus (building)", "Cirrus (disambiguation)", "CIRRUS", "Cirrus"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The name of what tennis star was used by a commentator for the the hole cards Ace–King (unsuited) of Texas Hold 'em as they meet the criteria of \"\"looks great but never wins\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Anna Kournikova", "aliases": ["Ánna Sergéyevna", "Anna Sergeyevna Kurnikova", "Anna Kournicova", "Anna kournikova", "Анна Курникова", "Anna Kurnikova", "Anna Kournikova", "AnnaKournikova", "Kournikova", "Анна Сергеевна К", "Anna Sergeyevna Kournikova", "Kurnikova"]}
{"context": "Question: In which book, first published in 1961, would you find the character Milo Minderbinder?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CATCH 22", "aliases": ["Catch 22 (disambiguation)", "Catch-22 (disambiguation)", "Catch 22 (album)", "CATCH 22"]}
{"context": "Question: What dance craze was named after a city in South Carolina?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Charleston", "aliases": ["Charleston rhythm", "Charleston (dance)", "Charleston (dance move)", "Charleston dance", "The Charleston"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the BDO World Professional Darts Championship in 2009. (his nickname is The Count')?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ted Hankey", "aliases": ["Ted Hankey"]}
{"context": "Question: What relation is Joey Richardson to Vanessa Redgrave?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Daughter", "aliases": ["Daughterhood", "Daughter", "Daughters"]}
{"context": "Question: In which classic book does a boy hide in a ship's barrel of apples?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Treasure Island", "aliases": ["Treasure Island (novel)", "Devils treasure", "Blind Pew", "Treasure island", "The Treasure Island", "Pew (Treasure Island)", "Blind Pew (Treasure Island)", "Treasure Island", "The Benbow Inn", "HMS Hispaniola"]}
{"context": "Question: Twins consisting of one boy and one girl, such as Mark and Carol Thatcher, are called what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pigeon Pair", "aliases": ["Pigeon Pair"]}
{"context": "Question: In Norse mythology, what group of female figures decides who lives and dies during battle, and then transports half of the dead to Valhalla?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Valkyries", "aliases": ["Valkyre", "Göl", "Walkyries", "Valkyr", "Goell", "Valkyrs", "Wælcyrge", "Valmeyjar", "Valkaria", "Valkryie", "Gol (Valkyrie)", "Hlokk", "Valkrie", "Valkyria", "Hair link", "Skeggjald", "Choosers of the Slain", "Valkyrjur", "Herfjoturr", "Valkyries", "Walkyrie", "Valcyrie", "Wagner's valkyries", "Valkyrie (Norse mythology)", "Choosers of the slain", "Wælcyrige", "Valkyrie", "Goll (Valkyrie)", "Waelcyrge", "Valkyrie (Wagner)"]}
{"context": "Question: What agency protects the U.S. President?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Secret Service", "aliases": ["Secret Service (disambiguation)", "Secret Service"]}
{"context": "Question: The Uffizi and the Bargello are among the museums of art in which European city ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FLORENCE", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:ITFLR", "Folrenz", "Firenze, Italy", "פירנצה", "Montughi", "Firenze", "Gualfonda", "FLORENCE", "Florentine", "Frorence", "Florence (Italy)", "Florence", "Florence, Italy"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who was the fourth (and the first female) Prime Minister of the State of Israel, who was described as the \"\"Iron Lady\"\" (before Margaret Thatcher), \"\"the best man in the government\"\" and the \"\"strong-willed, straight-talking, grey-bunned grandmother of the Jewish people\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Golda Meir", "aliases": ["Golda Meir", "Golda Meyerson", "גּוֹלְ", "Golda Mabovitz", "Goldie Mabovitch", "Golda Myerson (Meir)", "Голда Мабович", "Golda Mabovitch"]}
{"context": "Question: If you travel due south from Detroit, Michigan, what is the first country you reach?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Canada", "aliases": ["Canada", "Canadá", "The Dominion of Canada", "Commonwealth of Canada", "Dominion of canada", "ISO 3166-1:CA", "Etymology of Canada", "CANADA", "Canadiophile", "Canada's", "ᑲᓇᑕ", "Canada/References", "America's top hat", "Canada.", "Cnada", "Čanada", "Canadian Federation", "Kenadian", "Canadialand", "Xanada", "Dominion of Canada", "Canadaa"]}
{"context": "Question: The fictional country of the Republic of Elbonia, supposedly somewhere in the former Soviet bloc, is featured in which comic strip?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dilbert", "aliases": ["Ashook", "Another Day in Cubicle Paradise", "Fugitive From the Cubicle Police", "Elbonian", "Dogbert's Top-Secret Management Handbook", "Build a Better Life by Stealing Office Supplies", "Frooglepoopillion", "Casual Day Has Gone Too Far", "Journey to Cubeville", "When Did Ignorance Become A Point Of", "The TTP Project", "Dogbert’s Top Secret Management Handbook", "Fugitive from the cubicle police", "Don't Stand Where the Comet is Assumed", "Dilbert gives you the business", "Always Postpone Meetings with Time-Wasting", "North Elbonia", "The Fluorescent Light Glistens Off Your Head", "Bring Me the Head of Willy the Mailboy", "Try Rebooting Yourself", "Positive Attitude (comics)", "Dogbert's Clues for the Clueless", "Dogbert (comics)", "ELBONIA", "Random Acts of Management", "Dilbertian", "This is the Part Where You Pretend to Add", "Positive Attitude (book)", "Dilbert/Induhvidual", "Dilbert Gives You the Business", "Dilbert Image Gallery", "Positive Attitude (Dilbert book)", "Elbonia", "Build A Better Life By Stealing Office Supplies", "The ttp project", "Dilbert (comic)", "Thriving on Vague Objectives", "St. Dogbert", "It's Obvious You Won't Survive By", "Words You Don't Want to Hear During Your Annual", "Don't Step In The Leadership", "When Body Language Goes Bad", "Another Day In Cubicle Paradise", "Still Pumped from Using the Mouse", "I'm Not Anti-Business, I'm Anti", "Dilbert", "Positive Attitude (comic book)", "Dogbert's Top Secret Management Handbook", "It's Not Funny If I Have To Expl", "Induhvidual", "Don't Step in the Leadership", "Shave the Whales", "Excuse Me While I Wag", "Dilbert (comic strip)"]}
{"context": "Question: The Indonesian Army special forces group, founded in 1952, that conducts special operations missions for the Indonesian government is called what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kopassus", "aliases": ["Indonesian special forces", "Kesatuan Komando Tentara Territ", "Resimen Para Komando Angkatan Darat", "Kopassus", "Komando Pasukan Khusus", "KTT 3", "Special forces of Indonesia", "Kesko TT"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What did MP Gerald Kaufman describe in 1983 as \"\"the longest suicide note in history\"\" ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "LABOUR Party MANIFESTO", "aliases": ["LABOUR Party MANIFESTO"]}
{"context": "Question: Esztergom was once the capital of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hungary", "aliases": ["Maďarsko", "Magyarorszag", "Ungarn", "Magyar Köztársaság", "Hungarian Republic", "Hungarian Republic of 1989", "Hongarije", "Hungery", "Architecture of Hungary", "Magyar Koeztarsasag", "Magyarország", "Austrian Empire (Hungary)", "HUNGARY", "Hungría", "Hungray", "ISO 3166-1:HU", "Hongrie", "HUngary", "Republic of Hungary", "Ungheria", "Magyar Koztarsasag", "Hungary", "Hungarian holidays"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the Surrey (UK) town which attempted to rebrand itself with the suffix '-on-Thames' due to reference by comedian Sasha Baron Cohen's wannabe gangster character?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Staines", "aliases": ["Staines, United Kingdom", "Staines, Middlesex", "Staines-upon-Thames", "Staines-on-Thames", "Staines, Surrey", "Staines-upon-Thames, England", "Staines", "Staines upon Thames"]}
{"context": "Question: What would a Planganologist collect?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dolls", "aliases": ["Doll", "Toy doll", "Doll making", "Doll Hospital", "Dolls"]}
{"context": "Question: Which popular garden flower is the national flower of Mexico, from where it is said to originate?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE DAHLIA", "aliases": ["Dahlias", "Dahlia", "THE DAHLIA", "Dahlia 'Dahlstar Sunset Pink"]}
{"context": "Question: What 2009 hit that rewarded a woman director opens with the quotation 'The rush of battle is a potent and often lethal addiction, for war is a drug'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Hurt Locker", "aliases": ["Hurt Locker", "Hurt locker (film)", "The hurt locker", "Christopher Sayegh", "The Hurt locker", "The Hurt Locker"]}
{"context": "Question: Bernard, Deadeye, Orville and Madame Medusa are all characters in which Disney filmn\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Rescuers", "aliases": ["Madame Medusa", "Penny (The Rescuers)", "The Rescuers", "Rufus (The Rescuers)", "Devil's Bayou", "Orville (The Rescuers)", "Bernard (The Rescuers)", "The Rescuers (film)", "Miss Bianca", "Someone's Waiting for You", "Bernard (Rescuers)", "Topless woman in the rescuers"]}
{"context": "Question: In what year was the most recent census in the UK ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "2001", "aliases": ["2001", "two thousand and one"]}
{"context": "Question: The Hindi/Sanskrit 'kotwal' refers to what profession in India?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Police officer", "aliases": ["Police agent", "Police-men", "Police-man", "Police men", "Police officer", "Police-officers", "Police man", "Officer of the law", "Police-women", "Special officer", "Police agents", "Sbirro", "Police-woman", "Policeofficers", "Motorcycle cop", "Police Officer", "Policewomen", "Motor Officer", "Freezer-duty", "Freezer duty", "Policeman", "Policemen", "Special Officer", "Police-officer", "Becoming a Police Officer", "Policewoman", "Police women", "Zaptiah", "👮", "Police woman", "Bobby (police)", "Law enforcement personnel", "Policeofficer", "Police officers"]}
{"context": "Question: In genetics, who is the woman who lived approximately 190,000-200,000 years ago and who was the most recent woman from whom all living humans today descend?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mitochondrial Eve", "aliases": ["Eve (genetics)", "Mt-MRCA", "Complete Replacement theory", "MtEve", "Mt-mrca", "MtMRCA", "Eve hypothesis", "Genetics Eve", "Mitochondrial Eve in popular culture", "Mitochondrial mother", "Mitochondrial Eve hypothesis", "Genetic Eve", "African Eve", "Mt-Eve", "Mitochondrial Eve", "Mitochondrial eve", "Mitochondria Eve", "Mitochordrial Eve", "Genetics eve"]}
{"context": "Question: Which bird, that breeds in northern Europe in pine and beech forests, has a chestnut brown back, grey head, dark tail, buff breast and a striped black throat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fieldfare", "aliases": ["Fieldfare", "Fieldfair", "Fieldfares", "Turdus pilaris"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Whose autobiography \"\"Going Rogue\"\" was published in 2009?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sarah Palin", "aliases": ["Sarrah Palin", "Governor Palin", "Trig Van Palin", "Sara palen", "Governor Sarah Palin", "Sarah paylin", "Piper Palin", "Sarah Palyn", "Sara palin", "Sarah Palin election", "Sarah palen", "Gov. Sarah Palin", "Sarah Palin", "Sarah palyn", "Sarah Louise Heath Palin", "Sara Palin", "Sara Pallin", "Serra paylin", "Willow Palin", "Sarah L. H. Palin", "Sarah palin", "Sara palyn", "Trig Paxson Van Palin", "Track Palin", "Sarah Louise Heath", "Sarah Heath", "Sarah Barracuda", "Gov. Palin", "Sarahpalin", "Sarah Heath Palin", "Sarah Louise Palin", "Palin 2012", "Trig Van Palen", "Trig Palin", "Sara Palyn", "Sarah H. Palin", "S Palin"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the general term for the seed-bearing part of a flower, comprising of the ovary, stigma and style?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PISTIL", "aliases": ["Pistilia", "Gynaecium", "Apocarpous", "PISTIL", "Carpel", "Pistilum", "Carpel (plant)", "Carpels", "Pistillate", "Carpel of a plant", "Gynoecium", "Apocarpy", "Gynoecia", "Carpellate", "Pistil", "Pistils"]}
{"context": "Question: A member of which profession would reside in a manse\nAnswer:", "answer": "Clergyman", "aliases": ["Clergyman", "Clergy man", "Priest hood", "Clerically", "Clerics", "Spiritual Leader", "Lead a religious assembly", "Clergywomen", "Cleric", "Religious leader", "Ecclesiast", "Clergymen", "Clergy men", "Clergical", "Religieux", "History of the Priesthood", "Clergial", "Regular Clergy", "Clergically", "Church men", "Eccleasiastic", "Church man", "Clergies", "Clergy", "The clergy", "Churchmen", "Person, Ecclesiastical", "Estate of Swedish Clergy", "Clergially", "Priest hoods", "Ecclesiastical Person", "Spiritual leader", "Preferment (Church)", "Priesthoods", "(Fmr.) Father"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was US President at the start of the twentieth century?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WILLIAM MCKINLEY", "aliases": ["McKinley Administration", "McKinley, William", "W McKinley", "William McKinley, Jr.", "McKinley administration", "Presidency of William McKinley", "McKinleynomics", "WILLIAM MCKINLEY", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Clyde Tombaugh discovered which celestial object in our solar system in 1930?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PLUTO", "aliases": ["Operation PLUTO", "P.L.U.T.O.", "Pipe Lines Under The Ocean", "PLUTO", "Pipe-Lines Under The Ocean", "Pipeline Under The Ocean", "Pipelines Under The Ocean", "Operation Pluto", "Pipe Line Under The Ocean", "Operation pluto"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won best British group and best British album at the 2000 Brit Awards\nAnswer:", "answer": "Travis", "aliases": ["Travis", "Travis (name)", "Travis (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What, the first of its kind in Britain, was established by John Tate in Stevenage, Hertfordshire in 1489?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paper mill", "aliases": ["Papermill", "History of paper mills", "Paper mills", "Pulp and paper mill", "Paper manufacturing", "Paper Mill", "Paper mill"]}
{"context": "Question: Christmas Island is administered by which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: Mount Ararat is in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Turkey", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the singer or group whose record in November 1969 kept “Suspicious Minds” by Elvis Presley off the number one spot in the UK charts.\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rolf Harris (Two Little Boys)", "aliases": ["Rolf Harris (Two Little Boys)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who painted \"\"Dedham Vale\"\" and \"\"The Valley Farm\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "(John) CONSTABLE", "aliases": ["J Constable", "(John) CONSTABLE", "John Constable"]}
{"context": "Question: You have the right to remain silent and Anything you say or do can and will be held against you in a court of law are typical of the wording used by police officers to inform suspects of their rights following what landmark Supreme Court decision of 1966?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Miranda v Arizona", "aliases": ["Vignera v. New York", "Miranda decision", "Miranda V Arizona", "Miranda vs. Arizona", "California v. Stewart", "Miranda V. Arizona", "Vignera v. State of New York", "Miranda v. arizona", "Miranda v Arizona", "Miranda versus Arizona", "Miranda vs. arizona", "Miranda v. Arizona", "384 U.S. 436", "Westover v. United States"]}
{"context": "Question: Which instrument plays the A note to which the orchestra tunes before a performance?\nAnswer:", "answer": "OBOE", "aliases": ["Oboe (disambiguation)", "OBOE", "OBOE (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: In April, which sportsman married his childhood sweetheart Kim Sears?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ANDY MURRAY", "aliases": ["Andy Murray (tennis player)", "Andy murray", "Sir Andy Murray", "Andrew Murray (tennis player)", "Andy Murray (tennis)", "Andy murray tennis", "Kim Sears", "Andy Murray", "Murraymania", "ANDY MURRAY", "Andrew Murray (tennis)", "Kim sears", "Andy Murry", "Andy Murrey"]}
{"context": "Question: The Binet-Simon scale was the first test designed to assess what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "IQ OR INTELLIGENCE", "aliases": ["IQ OR INTELLIGENCE"]}
{"context": "Question: What cocktail typically consists of 3 parts vodka, 1 part apple schnapps, and 1 part cointreau?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Appletini", "aliases": ["Appletini", "Apple martini"]}
{"context": "Question: What building in Scotland is said to house the Holy Grail and features prominently at the end of The Da Vinci Code?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rosslyn Chapel", "aliases": ["Cathedral of Codes", "Collegiate Chapel of St Matthew", "Rosslyn trust", "Rosslyn Trust", "Mason's Pillar", "Roslin Chapel", "Apprentice's Pillar", "Rosslyn Motet", "Apprentice Pillar", "Roslyn Chapel", "Rosslyn Chapel"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1992 film ‘Wayne’s World’ was a spin-off of a sketch from which US television show?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Saturday Night Live", "aliases": ["The Continental (satire)", "Velvet Jones", "Z105 with Joey Mack", "Disco Booty Junction", "S.N.L.", "Saturday Night (TV series)", "Studio 8H", "Saturday Night Live '80", "Bill brasky", "Saturday Night Live (Italy)", "SNL on E!", "William Robert %22Bill%22 Brasky", "Saturday Night Live: Japan", "History of Saturday Night Live", "Saturday night live", "Office Space (cartoon)", "Saturday Night Live (film)", "Saturday Night Live (Spain)", "Office Space (Milton/SNL shorts)", "Snl", "Saturday Night Live (Japan)", "Pump you up", "Caveman Lawyer", "Deandre Cole", "NBC's Saturday Night", "List of movies based on Saturday Night Live sketches", "Unfrozen cave man lawyer", "History of SNL:1990-2000", "Nbc snl", "Voice Immodulation", "Saturday Night Live Spain", "Hans & Franz", "The Continental (''Saturday Night Live'')", "Chess For Girls", "Pepsi Syndrome", "Tom Brolley", "Saturday Night Live: Spain", "Shit on Deborah's Desk", "Pepper Boy", "SNL", "Saturday Night Live Italy", "Saturday Night Live Japan", "Saturday Night Live", "Chris farley show", "Saturnday Night Live", "Chess for Girls", "Saturday Night Live: Italy", "Mango (Saturday Night Live Skit)", "Pumping Up with Hans & Franz", "The Continental (TV skit)"]}
{"context": "Question: Ushuaia, which is now generally accepted as the southernmost city in the world, is in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARGENTINA", "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", "Արգենտ", "Arc'hantina", "ARGENTINA", "Argies", "Antonia Merce Y Luque", "People of Argintina", "ISO 3166-1:AR", "Argentinië", "אַרגענט", "Arjantin", "अर्जेन्�", "الأرجنتين", "Argentina Information", "Republic of Argentina", "Ariannin", "Argentina Republic", "Argentinie", "Argentinia", "Airgintin", "Argjentina"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American bluegrass-country singer and fiddler has won 26 Grammy Awards, making her the most awarded female artist (and the third most awarded artist overall) in Grammy history since she recorded for the first time at the age of 14?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alison Krauss", "aliases": ["Alison Kraus", "Alisson Krauss", "Alison Krauss/Robert Plant", "Alison Maria Krauss", "Allison Krauss", "Alison Krauss & Union Station", "Allison Krauss and Union Station", "AKUS", "Allison Krausse", "Allison Kraus", "Allison Kross", "Alison Krauss", "AK&US"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the subject of the best-known works of writers Theodor Mommsen and Edward Gibbon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Roman history", "aliases": ["Medieval Rome", "Rome's history", "Roman history", "Roman civilisation", "Rome, Roman Empire, etc", "Population of Rome", "Roman History", "History of Rome", "Roman civilization", "History of rome"]}
{"context": "Question: Which town is located closest to Junction 1 of the M6?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rugby", "aliases": ["Rugby (disambiguation)", "Rugby", "Rubgy"]}
{"context": "Question: Which city in the USA suffered a huge fire in 1871 allegedly started by a cow?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chicago", "aliases": ["Chi-Beria", "Sayre language academy", "Chicago", "Chicago, Illinois", "Hog Butcher for the World", "Land of smelly onions", "Ariel Community Academy", "The weather in Chicago", "Chicago, Illinois, U.S.A.", "Chicago, Illionis", "Near North Montessori", "Religion in Chicago", "Chicago Finance Committee", "The Paris of America", "The city of Chicago", "City of Chicago", "List of sister cities of Chicago", "UN/LOCODE:USCHI", "Chicago theatre scene", "Chicago, WI", "The City of Broad Shoulders", "City of Broad Shoulders", "Sister Cities of Chicago", "Chicago il", "Chicago, Illinois, USA", "Performing arts in Chicago", "Chicago Transportation Committee", "Chicago, Wisconsin", "City of chicago", "Chicago theater scene", "Chicago, Il", "Chicago, IL.", "Chicago, Ill.", "City of Chicago, Illinois", "Chi town", "Chicago, United States", "Chicago (Ill.)", "Transport in Chicago", "Chicago, Illinois, United States", "Chicago (IL)", "USCHI", "Chichago", "Chcago", "Chicago, Illinois, U.S.", "Sister Cities Chicago", "Chicago, USA", "Chi City", "Chicago, IL", "Chi-Town", "Chicago theatre", "Paris of America", "Chicago, Illinois, US", "Chicago Illinois", "The city of Chicago, Illinois", "Sister cities of Chicago"]}
{"context": "Question: Rob Davis, Les Gray, Dave Mount and Ray Stiles are members of which pop group?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MUD", "aliases": ["Multi User Dungeon", "Rpimud", "Roleplay Intensive MUD", "Educational MU*", "MUDs", "Multi User Dimension", "MUD", "Graphical MUD", "Mudders", "Educational MUDs", "RPIMUD", "Multi-User Dungeons", "Multi-User Dimension (MUD)", "Muds", "Hypertext group games", "M.U.D", "Multi-user dungeon", "Multi-user dimension", "Mudder (MUD)", "Multi User Domain", "Multi-User Dungeon", "Educational MUD", "Multi-user dungeons", "Roleplaying Intensive MUD", "Multi-User Domain"]}
{"context": "Question: Legs of the largest group of species on earth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "6", "aliases": ["six", "6"]}
{"context": "Question: Tewkesbury Mustard is mentioned in which Shakespeare play?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Henry IV", "aliases": ["King Henry IV", "Henry IV (play)", "Henry 4", "Hendrik IV", "Heinrich IV", "Henry the Fourth", "Henry IV (disambiguation)", "Henry Iv", "Henry IV", "Henry iv"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country is famous for its Blue Lagoon hot springs bathing lake?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Iceland", "aliases": ["IJsland", "Icedland", "The land of ice and snow", "Icelandic isles", "Lýðveldið ísland", "Iceland", "ISO 3166-1:IS", "The Republic of Iceland", "Ice-land", "Hyui", "Republic of Iceland", "Ísland", "ICELAND", "Lydveldid island", "Icealnd", "Ice land", "Mainland Iceland", "Island of Iceland"]}
{"context": "Question: In which decade was Frank Sinatra born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1910s", "aliases": ["1910s", "1910s (decade)", "Nineteen-tens", "1910s literature", "1910–1919", "1910-1919", "Music in the 1910's", "Nineteen tens", "1910's"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the most exclusive hotel in Brook Street London\nAnswer:", "answer": "Claridges", "aliases": ["Claridges Hotel", "Claridge's", "Claridge's Hotel", "Mivart's Hotel", "Claridges"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of aircraft was used by Alcock and Brown when they became the first men to fly the Atlantic non stop?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vickers Vimy", "aliases": ["Vickers Vimy Commercial", "A.N.F. 'Express Les M", "Vickers FB.27 Vimy", "Vickers Vimy Ambulance", "Vickers F.B.27 Vimy", "Vickers Vimy", "Vickers Commercial"]}
{"context": "Question: Which French author wrote the fairy tales ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ ‘Sleeping Beauty’ and ‘Puss in Boots’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charles Perrault", "aliases": ["C. Perrault", "Charles Perrault", "Perrault, Charles"]}
{"context": "Question: Under what name did Bernard Schwartz (1925 to 2010) find fame as a film star?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TONY CURTIS", "aliases": ["TONY CURTIS", "Bernard Schwartz (actor)", "Tony Curtis", "Tony Curtiss"]}
{"context": "Question: Where on a ship would you find a skyscraper?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Top of the mast ie the highest sail", "aliases": ["Top of the mast ie the highest sail"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the Lord played by Rik Mayall in the UK television series ‘Blackadder Goes Forth’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lord Flashheart", "aliases": ["Flashheart", "Infanta Maria Escalosa of Spain", "Elizabeth I (Blackadder character", "Prince ludwig the indestructible", "Lord Flash", "Edmund York", "Percy, Bishop of Ramsgate", "Bob (Blackadder character)", "Darling (Blackadder)", "King Richard III (Blackadder)", "List of minor Blackadder characters", "Nursie", "Bob (Blackadder)", "Queenie (Blackadder)", "Lord Percy Percy, Duke of Northumberland", "Lord Melchett", "Prince Ludwig the Indestructible", "King Richard IV", "Kevin Darling", "Le Comte de Frou Frou", "Percy Percy, Lord Percy", "Elizabeth I (Blackadder character)", "Percy Percy", "Richard IV of England (Blackadder)", "Gertrude of Flanders (Blackadder", "Lord Chiswick", "List of minor blackadder characters", "Lord Flashheart", "Dougal McAngus", "Harry, Prince of Wales (Blackadder)", "Amy Hardwood", "Richard, Duke of York (Blackadder)", "Mrs Miggins", "Melchett (Blackadder)", "Prince Harry (Blackadder)", "Percy, Heir to the Duchy of", "Lord Percy Percy, Bishop of Ramsgate", "Percy, Duke of Northumberland", "Percy, Lord Percy", "General Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmanay Melchett", "General Melchett", "List of Blackadder cast members", "List of characters in Blackadder", "Blackadder family", "Lord Percy Percy, Heir to the", "Prince Harry of Wales (Blackadder)", "Mrs. Miggins", "Captain Kevin Darling", "Princess Leia of Hungary", "King Richard IV of England", "Lord Percy Percy", "Richard IV of England", "List of Blackadder characters"]}
{"context": "Question: Mount Ranier is the highest peak of which North American range?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cascades", "aliases": ["Cascades", "The Cascades (disambiguation)", "Cascades (disambiguation)", "The Cascades"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the Beatles first film\nAnswer:", "answer": "A Hard Day's Night", "aliases": ["A hard day's night", "Hard Day's Night", "Hard days night", "A Hard Day's Night (disambiguation)", "A hard days night", "A Hard Day's Night", "A Hard Day’s Night", "Hard day's night"]}
{"context": "Question: RAF Lakenheath is situated in which English county?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SUFFOLK", "aliases": ["Wyverstone Street", "County of Suffolk", "Suffolk, England", "Yoxford Little Street", "SUFFOLK", "Suffolk"]}
{"context": "Question: The Paragons originally recorded which 1980 hit single by Blondie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Tide is High", "aliases": ["Tide Is High (Get The Feeling)", "The Tide is High", "The Tide Is High (song)", "The Tide Is High (Get The Feeling", "The Tide Is High", "The Tide Is High Get The Feeling", "Numba 1", "Tide Is High", "The Tide Is High (Get the Feeling", "The Tide Is High (Get The Feeling", "Numba 1 (Tide Is High)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was significant about the double-header between the Brooklyn Dodgers and the Boston Braves on 11 August 11 1951?\nAnswer:", "answer": "It was the first baseball game to be televised", "aliases": ["It was the first baseball game to be televised"]}
{"context": "Question: In Egyptian myth who was the God of chaos and disorder?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Seth", "aliases": ["Seth (Bible)", "Seth (bible)", "Seth", "שֵׁת", "Pillars of the sons of Seth", "Sheis", "Šet"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of hat does Indiana Jones wear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fedora", "aliases": ["Fedora (hat)", "Fedora", "Fedora hat", "Fedoras"]}
{"context": "Question: A tropical plant that grows several feet high, with a large fleshy root that contains an acrid milk juice, poisonous in its natural form, produces from the juice, extracted under pressure and purified, a staple foodstuff called what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tapioca", "aliases": ["Casave", "Tapoica", "Tapioca recipes", "Cassava bread", "Tapioca", "Budare", "Pearl tapioca", "Tapioca pearls", "Goma de mandioca", "Tapiaco", "Tapioca flour", "Casabe"]}
{"context": "Question: What nationality was 19th Century author Hans Christian Anderson?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Danish", "aliases": ["Danish", "Danish (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: The third most translated author, which Frenchman, whose birthday is celebrated yesterday, is considered the father of Science Fiction (along with Hugo Gemsback and H.G. Wells) and wrote works such as Around the World in 80 Days and A Journey to the Center of the Earth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jules Verne", "aliases": ["Verne, Jules", "Julius verne", "JulesVerne", "Jules verne", "Jules Verne", "Verne gyula", "Jules Gabriel Verne", "Honorine de Viane Morel", "Honorine Verne", "Vernean"]}
{"context": "Question: In the TV show Camberwick Green, who lived in Colly's Mill?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Windy Miller", "aliases": ["Windy Miller", "Camberwick Green"]}
{"context": "Question: The 2010 Winter Olympics will be held where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vancouver", "aliases": ["Vancouver, Canada", "Vancouver (Canada)", "Corpus Christi Elementary School (Canada)", "UN/LOCODE:CAVAN", "Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada", "Vancouver, BC, Canada", "Vancouver, British-Columbia", "Vancouver, B.C., Canada", "Vancouver", "Vancouver, British Colombia", "Vancover, British Columbia", "Vansterdam", "Vancouver (BC)", "Hastings East (Vancouver)", "Vancouver British Columbia", "Vancouver Canada", "City of Vancouver", "Vancouver, BC", "Vancouver (B.C.)", "Vancouver City Centre, British Columbia", "Vancouver, B.C.", "South Vancouver, British Columbia", "Vancouverite", "Vancouver, British Columbia", "Vancouver Christian School", "Vancouvr", "Hong kouver", "Vancouverites", "Hongcouver", "Vancouver, bc", "Corpus Christi Elementary", "Hong couver", "Greater Vancouver Bridges", "Vancover", "Vanocuver", "Vancouver BC"]}
{"context": "Question: The Carnegie family fortune was built around Andrew Carnegie’s success in manufacture in which industry?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Steel", "aliases": ["Steel", "Steel workers", "Steel plate", "Steel truss", "Steelworker", "Steel (alloy)", "Steel industry", "Steel (metal)", "Steels", "Titanic steel", "Steelworkers", "Steel in Africa", "Steel sheeting", "Crude steel", "Steel worker", "Unwrapped steel", "Long steel products", "Steel Construction", "Steel manufacture"]}
{"context": "Question: The last of the three-age system, what age followed the Bronze Age?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Iron Age", "aliases": ["The Iron Age", "First Iron Age", "Iron Age I", "Early Iron Age", "Late Iron Age", "Iron Age", "Iron Age II", "Iron age", "Iron Age III", "European Iron Age", "Iron-Age", "Iron Age Japan", "Celto-Roman Iron Age", "Iron age Europe", "African Iron Age", "Middle Iron Age"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first unseeded player to win the Men's Singles at Wimbledon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Boris Becker", "aliases": ["Angela Ermakova", "Boris Becker"]}
{"context": "Question: David Copperfield and Ali Bongo have been recent winners of the David Devant Award, named after the first President of which society?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE MAGIC CIRCLE", "aliases": ["Magic Circle", "THE MAGIC CIRCLE", "Magic circle (disambiguation)", "Magic Circle (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour is lapis lazuli?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blue", "aliases": ["Blue", "Rgb(0, 0, 255)", "Orphan blue", "Slate Blue (color)", "Bluishness", "Dark Blue (color)", "Pale Blue", "Blue in human culture", "Blue (color)", "Police car blue", "Blue (Colour)", "Blueishness", "List of terms associated with the color blue", "Caspian blue", "Blue (colour)", "Light-blue", "Bluest", "Bluish", "Bluishly", "(0, 0, 255)", "Blueishly", "Bluer", "Blae", "Blueness"]}
{"context": "Question: Which TV cartoon series was about a dim-witted horse trying to keep law and order in the old Wild West?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Quick Draw McGraw", "aliases": ["Quick Draw McGraw", "Quickdraw McGraw", "Quick Draw MCGraw"]}
{"context": "Question: Which modern musical instrument was developed from the shawm?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oboe", "aliases": ["Conservatoire oboe", "Hautboy", "Oboe", "Making oboe reeds", "Hoboe", "Haut-boy", "French oboe", "Hoboy", "Oboe reed making", "Baroque oboe", "Oboe Reed making", "Classic oboe", "Oboes", "Hautbois"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country was Earl Spencer's acrimonious divorce settlement heard?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Africa", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country's car international index mark is BR\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brazil", "aliases": ["Brazil", "Etymology of Brazil", "Federal Republic of Brazil", "Brasil", "Barzil", "Federative Republic of Brazil", "Brazil (country)", "Brassil", "Republic of Brazil", "Brésil", "Brzil", "Brazilian Federative Republic", "Republica Federativa do Brasil", "Bresil", "Brazilian Republic", "ISO 3166-1:BR", "República Federativa do Brasil", "Brazilo"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the Japanese sliding door or partition, made of a latticed screen covered with white paper?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Shoji", "aliases": ["Paper wall", "Shōji", "Shoji", "Shíji", "Syoji", "Japanese Doors"]}
{"context": "Question: What, unrelatedly, refers to ancient Israel/Hebrew Bible Law, and to a pattern created by small pieces of ceramic/glass/stone?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mosaic", "aliases": ["Mosaic (art)", "Floor mosaic", "Mosaics", "Mosaicist", "Mosiac", "Mosaic (digital image)", "Mosaics in Byzantine Art", "Decorative paving maze", "Byzantine mosaic", "Mosaic"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the first song played on MTV on 1 August 1981?\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"\"\"Video Killed The Radio Star\"\" by the", "aliases": ["\"\"\"Video Killed The Radio Star\"\" by the"]}
{"context": "Question: In which building is Napoleon Bonaparte buried?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Les Invalides", "aliases": ["Invalides", "Eglise du Dome", "Invalides, Les", "Hôtel des Invalides", "Dôme des Invalides", "Les Invalides", "L'Hôtel des Invalides", "Institution Nationale des Invalides", "Hotel des Invalides", "Hotel National des Invalides", "L'Hôtel national des Invalides", "Hotel Des Invalides", "Hôtel National des Invalides", "The Invalides", "Dome des Invalides", "Esplanade des Invalides"]}
{"context": "Question: For which two films has Michael Caine won Oscars?\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"\"\"The Cider House Rules\"\" & \"\"H", "aliases": ["\"\"\"The Cider House Rules\"\" & \"\"H"]}
{"context": "Question: Created in August 1991, ‘info.cern.ch’ was the first ever what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Website", "aliases": ["Commercial websites", "WWW site", "Free websites", "Web site2", "Commercial website", "Mirror website", "W3s", "Web Site", "Web sight", "Website", "Internet sites", "Internet presence", "Subsites", "Web mirror", "Internet websites", "Free website", "Site (internet)", "Wobsite", "Personal sites", "Official website", "Websight", "Website mirror", "Web sites", "W3site", "Websites", "Web publishing", "Internet website", "Brand building site", "Subsite", "Official Website", "Web Sites", "Web site", "Website mirroring", "Webmastering", "Internet site", "Mirror site", "RadioInsight"]}
{"context": "Question: Octavian, who became Augustus, and Lepidus were two of the 'Second Triumvirate' in 43 BC. Who was the third?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARK ANTONY", "aliases": ["Mark antony", "Mark Antony", "Marcus Antonius", "MARK ANTONY", "Marc Antony"]}
{"context": "Question: Which sportsmen wear the ‘baggy green’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australian Cricketers", "aliases": ["Australian Cricketers"]}
{"context": "Question: TV host Cat Deeley married which comedian in 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PATRICK KIELTY", "aliases": ["Patrick Kielty", "PK Tonight", "Paddy Kielty", "Pat Kielty", "PATRICK KIELTY"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had a 70s No 1 hit with Kiss You All Over?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Exile", "aliases": ["Internal exile", "Exiles", "Transported for life", "Exile (politics and government)", "Voluntary exile", "Sent into exile", "Exile and Banishment", "Self-exile", "Forced exile", "Exile", "Exile in Greek tragedy", "Banish", "Banishment"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the square root of 169?\nAnswer:", "answer": "13", "aliases": ["13", "thirteen"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose 1960 recording “The Twist” spawned a craze for the dance of that name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chubby Checker", "aliases": ["Chubby Checker"]}
{"context": "Question: Which city was the setting for Shakespeare’s play Measure for Measure?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vienna", "aliases": ["Capital of Austria", "Wien", "Architecture of Vienna", "Vinarborg", "Government of Vienna", "Vienna", "Viena", "Demographics of Vienna", "City of Vienna", "Vienna (state)", "Wienna", "Vienna, AT-9", "Habsburg, Austria", "Vienna Porcelain", "Wene", "UN/LOCODE:ATVIE", "Vienna (Austria)", "Europe/Vienna", "Vindabona", "Vienna porcelain", "Vínarborg", "Wien, Austria", "Vienna, Austria", "Gemeinderat of Vienna", "Vindobonensis", "Bécs"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who was \"\"the maid of Orleans\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Joan of Arc", "aliases": ["Jeanne darc", "Jean d'Ark", "Jeanne de Arc", "La Pucelle (saint)", "Jean d'Arc", "St. Jehanne d'Arc La P", "Geoffroy Therage", "Jeanne d' Arc", "Maid of France", "Jeanne D'Arc", "Joan off arc", "Joan Of Arc", "Cross-dressing sexuality and gender identity of Joan", "Jeanne d’Arc", "St. Jehanne", "Juana de Arco", "Sainte Jehanne la Pucelle", "Johanna of Arc", "Jeanne de arc", "Joan of Arc, Saint", "Jean of arc", "Joan d' Arc", "Jean Dark", "St. Jehanne la Pucelle", "St Jehanne", "Joan of Arc bibliography", "Jehanne", "St Jehanne la Pucelle", "Saint Jeanne d'Arc", "Saint Joan of Arc", "Joan Arc", "St. Joan of Arc", "Jehanne la Pucelle", "Sainte Jehanne d'Arc La", "Joan d'arc", "Jean of Arc", "Joan d'Arc", "Jean D'arc", "Pucelle d'Orléans", "Johanna d'Arc", "Johanne of Arc", "Jeanne d'Arc", "Joan of arc", "Jean D'Ark", "Joan arc", "Jeanne D'arc", "John of arc", "Joan de Arc", "Jeanne of Arc", "Jeanne Dark", "Jehanne d'Arc", "Pucelle d'Orleans", "Joan of Ark", "Sainte Jehanne", "Joan of Arc"]}
{"context": "Question: Which sport was developed in 1895 when the Rugby Union refused to allow professionalism?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rugby League", "aliases": ["Greco-Roman Rugby", "Rugby XIII", "Game of 13", "Greco roman rugby", "Rugby League Football", "Rl football", "The greatest game of all", "Rakavi saumi", "Rugby league", "Game of thirteen", "Rugby 13", "Rugby leauge", "The Greatest Game of All", "Thirteen-a-side", "Northern union football", "Rugby League", "Northern Union football", "Rugby league football", "The Greatest Game", "Rugby X111"]}
{"context": "Question: Which French chemist, regarded as the father of modern chemistry, was guillotined in 1794?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LAVOISIER", "aliases": ["Lavoisierian", "Lavosier, Antoine", "LAVOISIER", "Laviosier", "Antoine de Lavoisier", "The republic has no need for genius", "Lavosier", "Antoine Lavoseir", "AntoineLavoisier", "Antoine Lavosier", "Antoine Laurent Lavoisier", "Antoine Lavoisier", "Antoine-Laurent de Lavoisier", "Antoine-Laurent Lavoisier", "Antoine-Laurent", "Lavoisier", "Lavoisier, Antoine-Laurent", "Antione Lavoisier", "Antoine Laviosier", "A. Lavoisier", "De Lavoisier", "A.-L. Lavoisier", "Antoine Laurent de Lavoisier", "The republic has no need for savants"]}
{"context": "Question: In Wagner's opera 'Das Rheingold', what was the name of the dwarf who stole the gold from the 'Rhine Maidens'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'ALBERICH'", "aliases": ["Alberich", "'ALBERICH'", "Elberich"]}
{"context": "Question: What kind of bird is a guillemot?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Seabird", "aliases": ["Sea bird", "Marine birds", "Sea-bird", "Marine bird", "Seabirds", "Sea birds", "Sea-birds", "Sea-fowl", "Seabird", "Seafowl"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the capital of Togo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lome", "aliases": ["Lome", "Lome (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who presented Family Fortunes in the two years between Bob Monkhouse and Les Dennis?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Max Bygraves", "aliases": ["Max Bygraves"]}
{"context": "Question: Which author also writes under the name Barbara Vine?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RUTH RENDELL", "aliases": ["Baroness Rendell", "Ruth Barbara Rendell", "Ruth Barbara Rendell, Baroness R", "Ruth Rendell, Baroness Rend", "Barbara Vine", "Ruth rendall", "Lady Rendell", "Baroness Rendell of Babergh", "Ruth Rendell", "The Reason Why: An Anthology of the Murder", "RUTH RENDELL"]}
{"context": "Question: Opened in May 11, 2010, Charlotte, NC is the home to the Hall of Fame for what popular outdoor sport, the second most watched sport (on TV) in the US?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NASCAR", "aliases": ["National Association for Stock Car Auto Racing", "Non-American NASCAR Drivers", "Nascar.com", "Foreign NASCAR Drivers", "Nascar", "The Economics and Global Expansion of NASCAR", "NASCAR.com", "NASCAR", "Nascar tv deal"]}
{"context": "Question: Precisely where were the Winter Olympics of 1932 and 1980 both held?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lake Placid", "aliases": ["Lake Placid (disambiguation)", "Lake placid", "Lake Placid"]}
{"context": "Question: Who became the first President of newly independent Ghanain 1957?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KWAME NKRUMAH", "aliases": ["Kwame nkrumah", "Kantamanto", "Deliverer of Ghana", "Kwame N'Krumah", "Dr Kwame Nkrumah", "Nkrumaism", "Dr.Kwame Nkrumah", "Kwame Nkruma", "Francis Nwia Kofi Ngon", "Mbrantsehene", "Nkrumah, Kwame", "Kwame Nkrumah", "KWAME NKRUMAH", "Kwame N’Krumah", "Kwame Nkhruma", "Osagyefo", "Kwame Francis Nwia Kofi", "Show Boy"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the Troggs most famous hit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wild Thing", "aliases": ["Wild Thing (song)", "Wild Thing", "Wild Thing (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which German was deprived of his nationality in 1938 mainly for writing \"\"All Quiet On The Western Front\"\" and \"\"The Road Back\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Erich Maria Remarque", "aliases": ["Remarque", "EM Remarque", "Erich-Maria Remarque", "E.M. Remarque", "Elfriede Scholz", "Erich Paul Remark", "Full Circle (Remarque play)", "Erich Remarque", "Erich M. Remarque", "Erich Maria Remarque"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year in the 20's did the General Strike occur\nAnswer:", "answer": "1926", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-six", "1926"]}
{"context": "Question: Which early Bob Dylan album and its title song reference a Texan gunfighter?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Wesley Harding", "aliases": ["John Wesley Harding (disambiguation)", "John Wesley Harding"]}
{"context": "Question: How often does a national census take place in Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Every ten years", "aliases": ["Every ten years"]}
{"context": "Question: In Act 3, Scene 3 of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale, how does Antigonus leave the stage ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PURSUEDE BY A BEAR", "aliases": ["PURSUEDE BY A BEAR"]}
{"context": "Question: The holiday resort of Paphos is on which Mediterranean island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cyprus", "aliases": ["Culture of Cyprus", "Kıbrıs", "Etymology of Cyprus", "History of ancient Cyprus", "Island of Cyprus", "Name of Northern Cyprus", "ISO 3166-1:CY", "Zypern", "South Cyprus (Greek Cyprus)", "Architecture of Cyprus", "Colony of Cyprus", "Country CYP", "Kibris", "Southern Cyprus", "Political system of cyprus", "Greek Cyprus", "Kypros", "Κύπρος", "Cyrpus", "Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus", "Republic of Cyprus", "Ciprus", "Name of Cyprus", "Κυπριακή Δη", "Cyprus", "Cyprus goods", "Cyprus (Republic of)", "Greek Republic of Cyprus"]}
{"context": "Question: What is an astronomical event that occurs when one celestial object moves into the shadow of another?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eclipse", "aliases": ["Solar and Lunar Eclipses", "Partial eclipse", "Total eclipse", "Partial eclipses", "Eclipse", "Eclispe", "Partial Eclipse", "Eclipses"]}
{"context": "Question: Which team did Jose Mourinho manage to win the 2004 UEFA Champions League Final - beating Monaco 3-0?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PORTO", "aliases": ["Pôrto", "Porto", "Porto Municipality", "Oporto", "UN/LOCODE:PTOPO", "Estrada da Circunvalacao", "Estrada da Circunvalação", "Porto (city)", "Constituicao", "PORTO", "Tripeiro", "Oporto, Portugal", "Porto, Portugal"]}
{"context": "Question: What nation put the first manmade satellite in orbit, the 3 first man in space and the first woman in space?\nAnswer:", "answer": "U.S.S.R", "aliases": ["The U.–S.–S.–", "Советской Социалист", "Совет Ушем", "The Soviet–Union", "The Soviet-Union", "U.–S.–S.–R", "SRSR", "C.C.C.P.", "SU (country)", "U–S–S–R", "Soviet–Union", "The U–S–S–R", "The U.S.S.R.", "The Union of Socialist Soviet Republics", "U S S R", "U. S. S. R.", "The C.C.C.P.", "CPCP", "SSSR", "The U S S R", "Soviet", "The Soviets", "CCCP%5C", "C–C–C–P", "The USSR", "C C C P", "The C. C. C. P.", "The C–C–C–P", "U.-S.-S.-R.", "СССР", "United Soviet Socialist Republics", "C.–C.–C.–P", "Советскай Социалист", "Sowjetunion", "The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics", "Sovyet Union", "USSR", "SovietUnion", "Совет Социалистик Р", "Neuvostoliitto", "UdSSR", "სსრკ", "USSr", "The CCCP", "Soviet union", "Sovietic Union", "The union of Soviet Socialist Rebublics", "Soyuz Sovietskikh Sotsial", "The U-S-S-R", "S.U. (country)", "Союз Советских С", "United soviet socialist republic", "C-C-C-P", "U-S-S-R", "Union of Soviet Socialist Republic", "United Soviets Socialist Rebublic", "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (USSR)", "The Soviet", "Sovetskij Soyuz", "Soveit Union", "Sovietsky Soyuz", "Union of soviet socialist republics", "The C.–C.–C.–", "The Soviet Union", "U.S.S.R", "Sovyet-Union", "The U.-S.-S.-R.", "Sovetskiy Soyuz", "Sovjet", "United soviets socialist republic", "U.S.S.R.", "Ussr", "Советский Союз", "Союз Советских С", "The C C C P", "Совет Социалистиг Р", "All-union", "Cccp", "Union of Soviet Socialist Republics", "European USSR", "All-Union", "The U. S. S. R.", "CCCP", "Сою́з Сове�", "TSRS", "Soyuz Sovetskikh Sotsial", "Советлар Союзы", "The C-C-C-P", "Soviet Union", "C. C. C. P.", "Union of Socialist Soviet Republics", "PSRS", "United Soviet Socialist Rebublic", "Sovietunion", "Soviet-Union", "C.-C.-C.-P.", "The C.-C.-C.-P.", "Soviets", "The Union of Soviet Socialist Republics (U.", "Советскай Союз"]}
{"context": "Question: Where does the word donnybrook, synonymous with a riot, come from?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A fair in Ireland", "aliases": ["A fair in Ireland"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the Bible, how many stones did David pick up before he faced Goliath?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Five", "aliases": ["five", "5", "Five"]}
{"context": "Question: The country name for which bird is the 'rud' or ruddock\nAnswer:", "answer": "Robin", "aliases": ["Robin (disambiguation)", "Robin", "Robin (bird)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English football club used to play their home matches at The Old Show Ground until moving to their current stadium in 1988 ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SCUNTHORPE UNITED", "aliases": ["Scunthorpe & Lindsey United F.C", "SCUNTHORPE UNITED", "Scunthorpe and Lindsey United F.C", "History of Scunthorpe United F.C", "Scunthorpe & Lindsey United", "Scunthorpe United", "Scunthorpe United Football Club", "Scunthorpe United F.C.", "Scunthorpe United F. C.", "Scunthorpe United FC", "The Iron", "Scunthorpe United F C", "Scunthorpe Utd", "Iron-Bru.net"]}
{"context": "Question: Which doomed lady of the literature of realism is married to Charles and has affairs with Rodolphe Boulanger and Léon Dupuis?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Emma Bovary from Madame Bovary", "aliases": ["Emma Bovary from Madame Bovary"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the compere on the TV show 'Take Your Pick'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Michael Miles", "aliases": ["Michael Miles"]}
{"context": "Question: Which tennis player born in 1969 won 22 Grand Slam singles titles and Olympic Gold in 1988?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Steffi Graf", "aliases": ["Peter Graf", "Stephanie Maria Graf", "Steffie graf", "Steffi Graf", "Stefanie Graf", "Steffi Graff", "Steffie Graf", "Stefi Graf"]}
{"context": "Question: Primula veris is the Latin name for which common meadow flower?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COWSLIP", "aliases": ["Cowslips", "Cowslip (disambiguation)", "COWSLIP", "Cow slips", "Cows lips", "Cows lip", "Cowslip", "Cow slip", "Petty Mullein"]}
{"context": "Question: The archaeological site of the ancient city of Troy is in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Turkey", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1827 Battle of Navarino in which the Ottoman/Egyptian armada was destroyed by a combined British, French and Russian navy is notable for being the last battle to be fought with sailing ships. It is a conflict in the war of independence of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Greece", "aliases": ["Yunanistan", "Griekenland", "Hellenic republic", "Elláda", "Graecia", "The Hellenic Republic", "Ελλάς", "Eládha", "Yananistan", "Republic of Greece", "Elliniki Dimokratía", "Picki u dusa", "République hellénique", "Social issues in Greece", "Hellas", "Hellenic Republic", "Republique hellenique", "Eladha", "Ελλάδα", "Grèce", "Elliniki Dimokratia", "Greece", "Temporary Government of National Defence", "Griechenland", "Grcija", "Ellada", "Hellada", "Greek Republic", "Grece", "Ελληνική Δημο", "Grcka", "Political history of Greece", "Ellīnikī́ Dīmokrat", "Macedonian Greece", "History of North Greece", "ISO 3166-1:GR", "Grecce", "Elás", "Hellás", "Ελλας", "Greek law (Hellenic Republic)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which motor company owns the truck maker, Scania?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SAAB", "aliases": ["SAAB", "Saab", "Saab (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Between 1956 and 1968, the American athlete Al oerter won four consecutive Olympic gold medals in which filed event?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DISCUS", "aliases": ["DISCUS"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played Saffron Monsoon in the UK television comedy series ‘Absolutely Fabulous’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Julia Sawalha", "aliases": ["Julie Sawala", "Julia Sawala", "Julia Sawalha"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘Lofsongur’ is the national anthem of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Iceland", "aliases": ["IJsland", "Icedland", "The land of ice and snow", "Icelandic isles", "Lýðveldið ísland", "Iceland", "ISO 3166-1:IS", "The Republic of Iceland", "Ice-land", "Hyui", "Republic of Iceland", "Ísland", "ICELAND", "Lydveldid island", "Icealnd", "Ice land", "Mainland Iceland", "Island of Iceland"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the common term for the practice of freezing a human body in hope of a cure being developed enabling thawing and revival?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cryonics", "aliases": ["Cryonaut", "Cryogenic storage", "Cryonic", "Cryonics", "Cryogenic preservation", "Cryonic freezing", "Cold sleep", "Neurovitrification", "Cryo-sleep", "Cryonic suspension", "Neuro-vitrification", "Cyronics", "Cryonically", "Cryonicist", "Cryo sleep", "Deanimation"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actress is the mother of actress Carrie Fisher?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DEBBIE REYNOLDS", "aliases": ["Debbie Reynolds", "Reynolds, Debbie", "DEBBIE REYNOLDS"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the codename for the German invasion of Russia in 1941?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BARBAROSSA", "aliases": ["Barbarossa (disambiguation)", "BARBAROSSA", "Barbarossa"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of George Stephenson's first railway locomotive, built in 1814?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BLUCHER", "aliases": ["Blucher", "BLUCHER", "Bluecher", "Blücher", "Blücher (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Where was the American venue of the Live Aid concert?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Philadelphia", "aliases": ["Philedelphia", "City of brotherly love", "City of Brotherly Love", "The Quaker City", "Philadelphia", "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania", "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.A", "Philadelphia, Pa.", "List of nicknames for Philadelphia", "Philidalphia", "Philadelphia, United States", "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, U.S.", "Philadelphia PA", "Philadelphia Suburban Rail", "Philadelphi", "Philadelphia, U.S.", "Philadelphia Regional Rail", "The City of Brotherly Love", "City of Philadelphia", "Philadelphia (Pennsylvania)", "Wiccacoa", "Philadelpia, Pennsylvania", "Philadelphia, USA", "Philadelphia, Philadelphia County, Pennsylvania", "Government of Philadelphia", "Philadelphia (PA)", "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA", "Philadelphia (City)", "UN/LOCODE:USPHL", "The City That Loves You Back", "Philadelphia (Pa.)", "Phila.", "The Cradle of Liberty", "The city of brotherly love", "Philadelphia (city, Pennsylvania)", "Philidelphia", "Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, US", "Philadelphia Commuter Rail", "The City and County of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania", "Philadephia, Pennsylvania", "Philadelphia City", "Philadelphia Pennsylvania", "Philadelphia City Controller", "Philladelphia", "Political families of Philadelphia", "Philadelphia, Pa", "Philadelphia, PA", "The Birthplace of America", "Philadelpia, PA"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first poet to be buried at Poet’s Corner in London’s Westminster Abbey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Geoffrey Chaucer", "aliases": ["Chausseur", "Chaucer, Geoffrey", "G. Chaucer", "Geofrey Chaucer", "Geoffrey Chaucer", "Geoffery Chaucer", "Chauceresque", "Chaucer bibliography", "Geoffry Chaucer", "The father of English literature", "Chaucer", "Chaucerian", "Jeffrey Chaucer", "Father of English literature"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Pop music - the group called \"\"The Revolution\"\" was the backing roup for which pop singer?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "PRINCE", "aliases": ["PRINCE2:Close a project", "PRINCE2 Initiating a Project (IP", "Prince2", "PRINCE2: Managing product delivery", "PRINCE 2", "PRINCE2 practitioner", "Projects in a Controlled Environment", "PRINCE2 project closure", "Prince2:Close a project", "Close a project", "PRINCE2: Initiating a project", "Prince 2", "PRINCEII", "PRINCE2: Close a project", "Projects in controlled environments", "PRINCE2", "PRINCE", "PRINCE2: Controlling a Stage"]}
{"context": "Question: What would a person normally do with perique?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Smoke it", "aliases": ["Smoke It", "Smoke it"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Roman Emperor was allegedy killed by his wife, Aggripina, in AD54?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Claudius", "aliases": ["Claudius", "Emperor Claudius in fiction", "Emperor Claudius I", "Tiberius Drusus Nero", "Claudius, Roman emperor", "Tiberius Claudius Drusus Nero", "Tiberius Claudius Nero Germanicus", "Claudius in popular culture", "Tiberias Germanicus", "Tiberius Claudius Caesar Augustus Germanicus", "Tiberius Drusus Claudius I", "Tiberius Claudius Caesar Germanicus", "Claudius in fiction", "Claudius I", "Tiberius Claudius Caesar", "Tiberius Claudius Nero Caesar Drus", "Tiberius Claudius Drusus", "Emperor Claudius"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played the part of Dr Mark Sloan in the TV series Diagnosis Murder?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dick van Dyke", "aliases": ["Dick Van Dyk", "Dr. Sloan", "Richard Van Dyke", "Dick van Dyke", "Dyck Van Dike", "Dick Van Dyke", "Richard Wayne Van Dyke", "Dick van dyke", "Learn Not to Burn", "Dick Van Dike", "Dick VanDyke"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the pseudonym of author John Griffith Chaney?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JACK LONDON", "aliases": ["“To the Man on Trail”", "John Griffith Chaney", "Love of Life (story)", "London, Jack", "JACK LONDON", "Jack london biography", "Jack London's", "John Griffith London", "Útek zo zlatej krajiny", "Jack London", "Blaine Winchester", "Jack london"]}
{"context": "Question: Based on a true story, which 2008 film starred Keira Knightley as the tragic Georgiana Cavendish?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'THE DUCHESS'", "aliases": ["Duchess (disambiguation)", "The Duchess", "Duchess (song)", "The Duchess (disambiguation)", "'THE DUCHESS'"]}
{"context": "Question: Which pernicious elements of war were said to be uncontrollable and inhumane by the UN?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Land mines", "aliases": ["Trip-mines", "Land Mines", "Trip Mines", "Fougade", "Proximity mine", "Minefields", "Land-mines", "Mine field", "Land mines", "Demo trap", "Road bomb", "Anti-Personnel Landmine", "Land Mine", "Land mine", "Landmine", "Landmines", "Mine fields", "Minefield", "Under road bomb"]}
{"context": "Question: Jose Mourinho was appointed manager of which football club September to December 2000 - his first managerial post?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BENFICA", "aliases": ["Bnefica", "Slbenfica", "Grupo sport lisboa", "Sport Lisboa", "S. L. Benfica", "S.L.Benfica", "Grupo sport benfica", "Benfica Lisbon", "Benfica Lisboa", "Benfica Lisbonne", "SL Benfica Lisbon", "S.L. Benfica Lisbon", "Sport Lisboa e Benfica", "S l benfica", "Benfiac", "Sport lisboa", "S.L. Benfica", "S L Benfica", "Sl benfica", "Grupo Sport Lisboa", "Benfica lisbon", "Encarnados", "S.l.benfica", "SLBenfica", "Benifca", "BENFICA", "Sport Lisboa Benfica", "S.L. Benfica - Fute", "Grupo Sport Benfica", "Sport lisboa e benfica", "Benfica Lissabon", "Benefica", "Benfica", "SL Benfica"]}
{"context": "Question: Bohemia is a region of what country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Czech Republic", "aliases": ["4esko", "Ceská republika", "Czech Republic", "Tjech republic", "Republique Tcheque", "Czech Republik", "Ceská Republika", "Czeck Republic", "ISO 3166-1:CZ", "The Czech Republic", "CZR", "République Tchèque", "Česko", "Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic", "Czecho Republic", "Winnerland", "Protestantism in the Czech Republic", "Tschechien", "Check Republic", "Czechia", "Czech Republci", "Etymology of the Czech Republic", "Cesko", "Česká republika", "Češka", "Cech Republic", "Ceska Republic", "Czech Rep", "The Czeck Republic", "Ceska", "Ceska republika", "Chez republic", "Czec Republic", "Climate of the Czech Republic", "Csehorszag", "Tcheque Republique", "Republica Checa", "Česká Republika", "Cehia", "Czech Rep.", "Czech republic", "Czechi", "Tcheque Republic", "Ceska Republika", "Tjech Republic", "ČR", "Csehország", "República Checa", "Subdivisions of the Czech Republic", "Bohemia-Moravia"]}
{"context": "Question: Who created the TV drama series Downton Abbey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JULIAN FELLOWS", "aliases": ["JULIAN FELLOWS"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of creature is a cichlid?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fish", "aliases": ["Fish proteins", "Fin-fish", "Fish vs fishes", "Ichthyoid", "Fish versus fishes", "🐟", "Fish (Biology)", "Fishes or fish", "Piscines", "Fish or fishes", "Fisshes", "Fishes", "Fishes versus fish", "Fush", "Sick fish", "Fishbones", "Pisces (zoology)", "Finfish", "Marine fish", "Fish (zoology)", "Ichthyes", "Fish", "Ichthyofauna", "Inchthyic", "Fish venoms"]}
{"context": "Question: By the end of the 17th series of Who Wants To Be A Millionaire in 2005, how many people had sat in the hot seat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1,132", "aliases": ["1132", "1,132", "one thousand, one hundred and thirty-two"]}
{"context": "Question: What produces the coloration that gives New South Wales’s Blue Mountains their name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oil from eucalyptus/g", "aliases": ["Oil from eucalyptus/g"]}
{"context": "Question: Vijay Singh, a US Masters champion, comes from where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fiji", "aliases": ["Fiji Islands", "Pacific/Fiji", "Fidji", "Matanitu Ko Viti", "Fijis", "Fijian Islands", "Feejee", "Ripablik ăph Phīj", "Cannibal Isles", "Sovereign Democratic Republic of Fiji", "ISO 3166-1:FJ", "Name of Fiji", "Etymology of Fiji", "Fiji Islander", "Holidays in fiji", "Fiji's", "Republic of the Fiji Islands", "Matanitu Tugalala o V", "Fiji Archipelago", "Fiji Island", "Fidji Islands", "Chikoba", "Holidays in Fiji", "Tourism in Fiji", "Fiji", "Republic of Fiji"]}
{"context": "Question: Breugel; Van Dyck and Rubens were all citizens of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Belgium", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In Egyptian mythology, of what is Nut the goddess?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sky", "aliases": ["The Sky", "Sky", "Skies"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the official march of the Royal Navy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Heart of Oak", "aliases": ["Heart of Oak", "Heart of oak"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had an album called Physcomodo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cockney Rebel", "aliases": ["Cockney Rebel", "Steve Harley & Cockney Rebel", "Steve Harley and Cockney Rebel"]}
{"context": "Question: Prior to Viginia Wade in 1977 who was the last British player to win a tennis Grand Slam title?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sue Barker", "aliases": ["Sue Barker"]}
{"context": "Question: When the Dutch explorer Abel Tasman discovered what is now known as Tasmania, Australia, in his 1642 voyage what did he name it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Anthoonij van Diemenslandt", "aliases": ["Anthoonij van Diemenslandt"]}
{"context": "Question: Which singer was nicknamed the Walrus of Love?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BARRY WHITE", "aliases": ["Walrus Of Love", "Barry White (singer)", "BARRY WHITE", "Barry Eugene White", "Barry white", "Barry White", "Barrence Eugene Carter", "Barry White & Love Unlimited Orchestra"]}
{"context": "Question: Who built the original Palace of Versailles that was enlarged by Louis XIV?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Louis XIII", "aliases": ["Lewis XIII", "Louis Xiii of France", "Louis the 13th", "Louis Xiii", "Louis Xiii Bourbon", "Louis 13th", "Louis the 13", "Louis 13", "Louis XIII", "Louis II of Navarre", "Louis xiii", "Louis XIII Bourbon", "Louis Treize", "Louis XIII of France", "Louis XIII of France's", "Ludwig XIII", "King Louis XIII"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which popular family farmhouse – styled licensed restaurant that now has over 200 Different outlets was founded in 1983 and has the advertising slogan \"\"Bring Out The Best\"\" below the words \"\"Salad And Grill\"\" ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "HARVESTER", "aliases": ["Harvesters (disambiguation)", "The Harvesters", "Harvester (disambiguation)", "Harvester", "HARVESTER", "Harvesters", "Harvester (butterfly)", "Harvester (butterfly))"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Richard Nixon's running mate in the 1960 US presidential election?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Henry Cabot Lodge", "aliases": ["Lodge, Henry Cabot", "Slim Lodge", "Henry Cabot Lodge, Sr.", "Henry Cabot Lodge Sr.", "Henry C. Lodge", "Henry Cabot Lodge (1850-1924", "Henry Cabot Lodge", "Lodge, Henry Cabot (1850-"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a legislative or executive act by which a state restores those who may have been guilty of an offence against it to the positions of innocent people?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Amnesty", "aliases": ["Amnesty", "General amnesty"]}
{"context": "Question: What nationality was Aristotle Onassis originally\nAnswer:", "answer": "Turkish", "aliases": ["Anatolian Turkish", "Turkish (disambiguation)", "Turkish"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the Ladies singles title at Wimbledon in 2004?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Maria Sharapova", "aliases": ["Мария Шарапова", "Maria sharapova", "Sharapova", "Maria Shirapova", "Sugarpova.com", "Sugarpova", "Maria Sharapova", "Maria Sharapova (Model)", "Maria Sharapova career history", "Marija Sarapova", "Mariya Sarapova", "Мари́я Ю́", "Maria Scharapowa", "Masha Sharapova", "Maria Sjarapova", "Marija Šarapova", "Maria Szarapowa", "Мари́я Шара", "Maria Sharpova", "Maria Yuryevna Sharapova", "Maria shirapova", "Maria Sugarpova"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was editor of Cosmopolitan magazine for 32 years and wrote the book 'Sex and the Single Girl?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Helen Gurley Brown", "aliases": ["Helen Girley Brown", "Helen Girly Brown", "Helen Gurley", "Helen Gurley Brown"]}
{"context": "Question: What 'B' is a collector of rare books?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bibliophile", "aliases": ["Bibliophily", "Bibliophiles", "Biblioholic", "Bibliophilism", "Bookworm", "Bibliophilia", "Book worm", "Bibliophilic", "Biblioholist", "Bibliophile", "Bibliophiliac", "Bookman (reading)"]}
{"context": "Question: Plain unglazed pottery is often termed as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Terracotta", "aliases": ["Terrakotta", "Terracotta", "Terracottas", "Terracotta/GFDL archive", "Terra Cotta", "Terracotta (color)", "Terra-Cotta", "Terra-cotta", "Terracota", "Terra cotta"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, as the first chairman of the British Rail Board, infamously directed the huge reduction in railway lines across the UK in the 1960s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Richard Beeching", "aliases": ["Lord Beeching", "Dr beaching", "Dr. Beeching", "Doctor beeching", "Richard Beeching", "Doctor beaching", "Baron Beeching", "Richard Beeching, Baron Beeching", "Dr Beeching"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the main ingredient of Hoysin Sauce?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SOYA", "aliases": ["Soya (disambiguation)", "SOYA", "Sōya", "Soya"]}
{"context": "Question: Over how many complete furlongs is the Chester Cup now run?\nAnswer:", "answer": "EIGHTEEN", "aliases": ["18", "EIGHTEEN", "eighteen"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 2004 film was released with the advertising tagline “A romantic comedy – with zombies!”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Shaun of the Dead", "aliases": ["Rom-zom-com", "Shawn of the dead", "You've got red on you", "Shaun of the dead", "Shaun Of The Dead", "Shaun of the Dead (film)", "Sean Of The Dead", "Shawn of the Dead", "Sean of the Dead", "Shaun of the Dead", "Tea-Time With The Dead", "Shaun of The Dead", "Romzomcom"]}
{"context": "Question: Which architect was known as the Wizard of the Dome?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Buckminster Fuller", "aliases": ["BUCKY function", "World around", "Buckminister fuller", "Robert Buckminster Fuller", "Richard buckminster fuller", "Buckminster fuller", "Buck Fuller", "Richard Buckminster Fuller", "Sunclipse", "Bucky Fuller", "Buckminister", "World-around", "R. Buckminster Fuller", "Buckminster Fuller", "Wizard of the Dome", "Richard Buckminster “Bucky” Fuller", "R Buckminster Fuller", "Buckmaster Fuller", "Buckminister Fuller"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had a 1963 hit with The Folk Singer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tommy Roe", "aliases": ["Tommy Roe"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the political autobiography Speaking For Myself?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cherie Blair", "aliases": ["Euan Blair", "Cheriegate", "Cherie blair", "Cherie Booth Blair", "Cherie Blaire", "Cherie Booth QC", "Cherie Blair", "Cherie Booth"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played the Riddler in the original Batman TV series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRANK GORSHIN", "aliases": ["Gorshin", "Frank Gorshin", "FRANK GORSHIN"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What \"\"pack\"\" of young actors starred in movies such as \"\"The Breakfast Club\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Brat Pack", "aliases": ["Brat pack", "Brat Pack", "Brat Pack (disambiguation)", "Brat Pack disambiguation", "The Brat Pack"]}
{"context": "Question: In South Africa, who replaced Nelson Mandela as President of South Africa in 1999?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THABO MBEKI", "aliases": ["Mbeki, Thabo", "President Mbeki", "Thabo Mbeki", "Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki", "Thabo mbeki", "THABO MBEKI", "Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki", "Zanele Mbeki"]}
{"context": "Question: Which TV creatures ate Blue String Pudding ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE CLANGERS", "aliases": ["The Soup Dragon", "Clangers", "Iron Chicken", "The Iron Chicken", "Soup Dragon", "THE CLANGERS", "The Clangers"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the eight member states of the Warsaw Pact treaty?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia,", "aliases": ["Albania, Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia,"]}
{"context": "Question: Where is the ancient game of senet traditionally played?\nAnswer:", "answer": "On a board", "aliases": ["On a board"]}
{"context": "Question: Behind Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas which 1978 single is the second biggest selling Christmas single of all time in the UK?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mary's Boy Child by Boney M", "aliases": ["Mary's Boy Child by Boney M"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of the first novel to be published in the ‘Chronicles of Narnia’ series by C S Lewis?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe", "aliases": ["Lion Witch and the Wardrobe", "The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe", "The lion witch and the wardrobe", "The lion the witch and the wardrobe", "The Lion, the Witch, & the Wardrobe", "The Lion, The Witch,and The Wardrobe", "The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe", "The Lion, The Witch, and The Wardrobe", "The Lion The Witch and The Wardrobe", "Lion witch wardrobe", "The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe", "The Lion The Witch and the Wardrobe", "Lion witch and the wardrobe", "The Lion, The Witch, and the Wardrobe", "The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe", "Lion the witch and the wardrobe", "Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe", "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe", "The Lion the Witch and the Wardrobe", "Lion witch and wardrobe", "The Lion, The Witch And The Wardrobe", "The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe"]}
{"context": "Question: in 1990 which boxer became the first to knock out the previously undefeated Mike Tyson and become WBA World Champion?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Buster Douglas", "aliases": ["James %22Buster%22 Douglas", "James Buster Douglas", "James Douglas (boxer)", "Buster Douglas"]}
{"context": "Question: Stirling who was a British racing driver, who raced from 1948 to 1962 and won 212 of the 529 races he entered, including 16 Formula One Grands Prix?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moss", "aliases": ["Muscopsida", "Musci", "Mosses", "Moss culture", "Moss", "True mosses", "Moss (botany)"]}
{"context": "Question: The Cullinan Diamond was presented to which British monarch from the people of the Transvaal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edward the Seventh", "aliases": ["Edward the Seventh", "Edward the Seventh (television)"]}
{"context": "Question: Under which British monarch was Warren Hastings appointed first Governor of the Presidency of Fort William (Bengal) and the head of the Supreme Council of Bengal, effectively the first Governor-General of India?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George III", "aliases": ["George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland", "King george the 3rd", "George iii", "George III, King of Great Britain", "Farmer George", "George III of Corsica", "King George 3", "King George III", "George III of England", "George iii of the united kingdom", "George III", "George III of Great Britain", "George III of Scotland", "King George III of the United Kingdom", "George III of Great Britain and Ireland", "George III of Hanover", "King George III of Great Britain", "George the Third", "George III of Britain", "George III of the United Kingdom", "George III of the UK", "George III Guelph", "Mad King George", "List of titles and honours of King George III", "George William Frederick", "George III %22the Mad%22 of the", "King George 3 of the United Kingdom", "George Iii"]}
{"context": "Question: The marathon is named after a city in what country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Greece", "aliases": ["Yunanistan", "Griekenland", "Hellenic republic", "Elláda", "Graecia", "The Hellenic Republic", "Ελλάς", "Eládha", "Yananistan", "Republic of Greece", "Elliniki Dimokratía", "Picki u dusa", "République hellénique", "Social issues in Greece", "Hellas", "Hellenic Republic", "Republique hellenique", "Eladha", "Ελλάδα", "Grèce", "Elliniki Dimokratia", "Greece", "Temporary Government of National Defence", "Griechenland", "Grcija", "Ellada", "Hellada", "Greek Republic", "Grece", "Ελληνική Δημο", "Grcka", "Political history of Greece", "Ellīnikī́ Dīmokrat", "Macedonian Greece", "History of North Greece", "ISO 3166-1:GR", "Grecce", "Elás", "Hellás", "Ελλας", "Greek law (Hellenic Republic)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which of the Noble Gases takes its name from the Greek for 'hidden' ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KRYPTON", "aliases": ["KRYPTON", "KRYPTON (Programming Language)", "KRYPTON (programming language)", "KRYPTON programming language", "Krypton (programming language)"]}
{"context": "Question: What sea bird has the Latin name Corvus Marinus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cormorant", "aliases": ["Phalacrocorax", "Shags (birds)", "Blue eyed shag", "Shag (bird)", "Cormorants", "Cormies", "Cormorant", "Stictocarbo", "Phalacrocoracidae"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British car did Paddy Hopkirk drive to win the 1964 Monte Carlo Rally?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MINI COOPER (be specific)", "aliases": ["MINI COOPER (be specific)"]}
{"context": "Question: Roland Deschain is the protagonist of what series of seven fantasy books that were written between 1970 and 2004?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Dark Tower series by Stephen King", "aliases": ["The Dark Tower series by Stephen King"]}
{"context": "Question: How many dot positions are usually used in each letter of the Braille system?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Six", "aliases": ["Six", "six", "6"]}
{"context": "Question: What pattern would be on material described as Tattersall\nAnswer:", "answer": "Checks", "aliases": ["Check (disambiguation)", "Checked", "Checkk", "Checking", "Check", "Check (song)", "Checks"]}
{"context": "Question: Because he held the earth on his shoulders, for what Greek figure did Gerardus Mercator name his book of maps?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Atlas", "aliases": ["Atlases", "Atlas (cartography)", "Atlas (geography)", "The Atlases", "Atlas", "Atlas (book)", "Atlas the book"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the actor who played Ben the head of the Cartwright family in Bonanza\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lorne Greene", "aliases": ["Charles Greene, son of Lorne", "The Voice of Doom", "Voice of doom", "Voice of Doom", "Lorne Green", "Lorne Greene"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the most popular ice cream flavor in America?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vanilla", "aliases": ["Vanilla flavouring", "Vanilla bean", "French vanilla", "History of vanilla", "Butterscotch Vanilla", "Vanilla", "Vanila", "Vanilla Beans", "French Vanilla", "Bourbon vanilla"]}
{"context": "Question: What large flightless bird found in Mauritius by the Portuguese is believed to have died out in 1681?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dodo", "aliases": ["Raphus", "Dodo (bird)", "Didus", "Dodology", "Dodoor", "Raphus cucullatus", "Cygnus cucullatus", "Gallinaceus Gallus peregrinus", "White dodo", "Raphus (genus)", "Extinct bird dodo", "Drontes", "Do-Do Bird", "Dodo bird", "The Dodo", "Mauritius Dodo", "Dodos", "Do-Do", "Dodaars", "White Dodo", "Dodoers", "Struthio cucullatus", "Diricawl", "Dodologist", "Dront", "Doodars", "Dodo Bird", "Dodo", "Walghvogel", "Do-do", "Do do bird", "Didus ineptus", "White dodos", "Do do", "Oiseau de Nazareth", "Dronte"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, c1819, wrote the poem Ode to the West Wind?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY", "aliases": ["Percy Bysse Shelley", "Percy Byshe Shelley", "A Gentleman of the University of Oxford", "Percy Bysshe Shelley", "My Aunt Margaret Nicholson", "Bysshe", "PB shelley", "P.B. Shelley", "Percy Bysshe", "Percy Shelley", "Elena Adelaide Shelley", "A Gentleman of Oxford", "The Question (Shelley)", "Percy Bysshe Shelly", "Percy B. Shelley", "The Question (poem)", "P. B. Shelley", "Percy Shelly", "PERCY BYSSHE SHELLY"]}
{"context": "Question: Where is the strait of Strelasund?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Baltic Sea", "aliases": ["Mare Suevicum", "Suevian Sea", "Läänemeri", "BalticSea", "Baltic coast", "Post-littorina Sea", "Central Baltic Sea", "Laeaenemeri", "Suebian Sea", "Baltic sea", "Laanemeri", "Ostsee", "Mare Suebicum", "Pollution of the Baltic Sea", "The Baltic", "Itämeri", "Östersjön", "Baltic (name)", "Baltic Sea", "Pollution in the Baltic Sea"]}
{"context": "Question: Basutoland is now known as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lesotho", "aliases": ["Lestho", "Lesothans", "Leshoto", "Lethoto", "Culture of Lesotho", "Lesothan", "Lesotho", "Kingdom of Lesotho", "Administrative divisions of Lesotho", "ISO 3166-1:LS", "Health care in Lesotho", "Losotho", "Health in Lesotho", "Lesoto", "Kingdom of lesotho", "The Kingdom of Lesotho"]}
{"context": "Question: Who directed the Michael Jackson video ‘Bad’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Martin Scorsese", "aliases": ["Martin Schorsese", "Martin Scorsese", "Scorsezi", "Martin Charles Scorsese", "Scorsese, Martin", "Martin Scorsesi", "Martin scorcese", "Martin Scorsese's", "Scorseze", "Marty Scorsese", "Scorsese", "Scorsesean", "Martin Scorsese characters", "Martin Scorcese", "Scorcese", "Martin schorsese", "Martin Marcantonio Luciano Scorsese", "Martin scorsese", "Scorsesi"]}
{"context": "Question: At which school was Billy Bunter a pupil\nAnswer:", "answer": "GREYFRIARS", "aliases": ["GREYFRIARS", "Greyfriars, Worcester", "The Greyfriars", "GreyFriars, Worcester"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Queen of France as the wife of Henry II (who reigned for 15 years from 1547) and remained the dominant person in France after his death during the reign of 3 of her 4 sons until 1589?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Catherine de Medici", "aliases": ["Catherine de Médicis", "Katarina de Medici", "Catherine De'Medici", "Joan of Volois", "Catherine of Medici", "Catharine de' Medici", "Catherine De Medicis", "Catharine de Medici", "Catherine deMedicis", "Catherine De'Medicis", "Catherine De Medici", "Catherine de Médici", "Caterina de Medici", "Catherine de’ Medici", "Catherine De' Medici", "Catherine de Medici", "Medici, Catherine de'", "Catherine de Medicis", "Catharine di' Medici", "Catherine de' Medici", "Caterina di Lorenzo de' Medici", "Caterina de' Medici", "Caterine de'Medici", "Catherine de'Medici", "Katherine de Medicis"]}
{"context": "Question: What US city is called in Spanish 'The Meadows'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Las Vegas", "aliases": ["Las Vegas City Council", "Las Vegas, NV", "Las Vegas", "City of Las Vegas", "Las Vegas (NV)", "Las Vegas/Climate", "Las vegas", "UN/LOCODE:USLAS", "Las Vegas NV", "LasVegas", "Vegas", "Las Vegas, Nevada", "Las vegas, nv", "LV, NV", "The City of Las Vegas", "Las vagas"]}
{"context": "Question: Of which country was Cleopatra the Queen\nAnswer:", "answer": "Egypt", "aliases": ["EGY", "Arab Republic of Egypt", "A.R. EGYPT", "The Arab Republic of Egypt", "Eygpt", "Etymology of Egypt", "مصر", "Kemmet", "Gift of the Nile", "Arab Republic Of Egypt", "Names of Egypt", "Miṣr", "A.R. Egypt", "Eytp", "National identity of Egyptians", "Jumhuriyat Misr al'", "Eypt", "Egyptian Republic", "Ejipt", "Name of Egypt", "Egipto", "Kimet", "جمهوريّة مص", "Egypte", "Egypt (name)", "Egypt", "جمهورية مصرالع", "A.R. Egypt", "Republic of Eygpt", "Égypte", "Second Egyptian Republic", "Egipt", "ISO 3166-1:EG", "Egypt info"]}
{"context": "Question: There are three independent emirates in the world. United Arab Emirates and Qatar are two. Which is the third?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KUWAIT", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:KW", "Kuwayt", "State of Kuwait", "KUWAIT", "KUW", "Kuwait", "الكويت", "Kuait", "Koweit", "Languages of Kuwait", "Administrative divisions of Kuwait", "Kowait", "Subdivisions of Kuwait", "Kuwaitis", "Kuwet", "Koweït", "State Kuwait", "Quwait", "Kuweit", "دولة الكويت"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the African, American civil rights activist dubbed ‘ The first lady of civil rights ‘ who on December 1st 1955 refused to obey bus driver James Blake’s order that she gave up her seat in the coloured section of the bus to a white passenger because the white section was full ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROSA PARKS", "aliases": ["Rosa McCauley", "Rosa Louise Parks", "Rosa Parks", "Rosa L. Parks", "Death of Rosa Parks", "Rose Parks", "ROSA PARKS", "Rosa Louise McCauley", "Rosa Parkes", "Rosa Lee Parks", "Parks, Rosa Lee", "Rosa parks", "Joseph Skipper", "Rosa Park"]}
{"context": "Question: On what island would you find the city of Palermo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sicily", "aliases": ["Trinacrian", "Jewel of the Mediterranean", "Sicily, Italy", "Sicily", "Sicilia", "Sicilly", "Island of Sicily", "Sicily (Italy)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which now defunct newspaper was originally owned by Eddy Shah?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Today", "aliases": ["Today! (album)", "Today (disambiguation)", "To-day", "Today (newspaper)", "TODAY Newspaper", "The Today", "Today (song)", "Today (show)", "Today (single)", "Today show (disambiguation)", "Today", "Today!", "Today (Album)", "Today Show", "Today Show (disambiguation)", "Today (film)", "Today (album)", "TODAY"]}
{"context": "Question: In astronomy, what does 'Occultation' mean?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WHEN ONE (CELESTIAL) B", "aliases": ["WHEN ONE (CELESTIAL) B"]}
{"context": "Question: The Kremlin is situated in which city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moscow", "aliases": ["Moskou", "Moskow", "Moscow, USSR", "Moscow, Russian Federation", "MOCKBA", "Moscovite", "Moscú", "Moscova", "Moscou", "Moscow", "Capital of Russia", "RU-MOW", "Architecture of Moscow", "Moskva, Russia", "RUMOW", "Demographics of Moscow", "City of Moscow", "Москва", "Western Moscow", "UN/LOCODE:RUMOW", "Moscow, Russia", "Moscow (Russia)", "Moscva", "Moscow, Soviet Union", "Mockba", "Moskva (city)", "Moscow, Russian SFSR", "Moskva Federal City, Russia", "Moscow, Russia (Federation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the principal language of Bulgaria?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bulgarian", "aliases": ["Bulgarian", "Bulgarian (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of Tokyo's seaport ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "YOKOHAMA", "aliases": ["横浜", "Yokohama, Japan", "History of Yokohama, Japan", "横浜市", "Yokohama Bay", "Yokohama, Kanagawa", "YOKOHAMA", "橫濱", "神奈川県横", "Tsurumi-ku, Kanagawa", "History of Yokohama", "Yokohama-shi", "Yokohama City", "Yokohama"]}
{"context": "Question: Give a year in the life of artist Paul Gauguin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1848-1903", "aliases": ["1848-1903"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the Duke of Wellington's name\nAnswer:", "answer": "Arthur Wellesley", "aliases": ["Arthur Wellesley, Duke of Wellington", "Arthur Wellesley", "Arthur Wellesley (disambiguation)", "Wellesley, Arthur"]}
{"context": "Question: In alphabetical order which English county comes last\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wiltshire", "aliases": ["County of Wiltshire", "Mid-Wessex", "Mid Wessex", "County of Wilts", "Wiltshire, England", "Wiltshire (England)", "Wilts", "Wiltshire", "Wiltshire County"]}
{"context": "Question: English novelist Barbara McCorquodale was better known by what name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Barbara Cartland", "aliases": ["Barbara Hamilton Cartland", "Barbara Cartland", "Dame Barbara Cartland", "Barbara McCorquodale", "Mary Barbara Hamilton", "Mary Barbara Hamilton Cartland"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Where would you expect to find \"\"dudeln\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Heard in a bar or similar enclosed space", "aliases": ["Heard in a bar or similar enclosed space"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a Gilbert Virtuo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rugby ball", "aliases": ["Rugby ball", "Rugby Ball"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first overseas manager to win the Premier League title?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Arsene Wenger", "aliases": ["Arsen Wenger", "Arséne Wenger", "Arsène Wenger, OBE", "Arsene Wenger", "Arsenal Wenger", "Arsené Wenger", "Arsène Wenger OBE", "Arsène Wenger", "Le Professsor"]}
{"context": "Question: Metz is the capital of which region of France?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lorraine", "aliases": ["Lorraine (France)", "Lorraine", "Lorraine (disambiguation)", "Lorraine, France"]}
{"context": "Question: First developed from 1531 onwards in Paris, what is Garamond?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A family of typefaces", "aliases": ["A family of typefaces"]}
{"context": "Question: In which decade were Nobel Prizes first awarded?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1900s", "aliases": ["1900s", "1900s (disambiguation)", "1900's", "Nineteen-hundreds"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the force that opposes the relative motion of two bodies that are in contact?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Friction", "aliases": ["Frictional Force", "Coefficient of sliding friction", "Limiting friction", "Static friction", "Angle of friction", "Frictionless", "Internal friction", "Coefficient of static friction", "Kinetic Friction", "Frictional force", "Friction physics", "Sliding Friction", "Static Friction", "Friction angle", "Starting friction", "Kinetic friction", "Coefficient of kinetic friction", "Sliding friction", "Starting Friction", "Frictional coefficient", "Coulomb's law of friction", "Friction coefficient", "Dry friction", "Coefficient of friction", "Dynamic friction", "Friction", "Contact friction", "Force of friction", "Friction coefficients", "Coulomb friction"]}
{"context": "Question: With a total of 49 who is the England team’s all-time top try scorer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rory Underwood", "aliases": ["Rory Underwood", "Rory Underwood MBE"]}
{"context": "Question: What international organisation was created in 1958 to bring about economic integration between European nations?\nAnswer:", "answer": "EEC", "aliases": ["The European Community within the Union", "Communauté Economique Européenne", "Common Market", "The European Community", "Common Europe", "E.E.C.", "Community Pillar", "EEC", "European Economic Community", "Community pillar", "European Common Market", "European community", "European Community pillar of the European Union", "European Community", "Eec"]}
{"context": "Question: Which South Wales town was formed when Margam and Aberavon combined in the 1920s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PORT TALBOT", "aliases": ["Port Talbot, Neath Port Talbot", "Port Talbot", "Porth Talbot", "Portalbot", "PORT TALBOT"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English singer has a pet Chihuahua called Buster?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cheryl Cole", "aliases": ["Chezza", "Cheryl (entertainer)", "Cheryl tweedy", "Chery Cole", "Biffa, Plc", "Cheryl (singer)", "Jean-Bernard Fernandez-Versini", "Cheryl Tweedy", "Cheryl Ann Cole", "Cheryl Fernandez-Versini", "Cheryl Cole", "Cheryl (Singer)", "Tre Holloway", "Cheryl Tweedy Cole"]}
{"context": "Question: Between 1959 and 1967 which city was the capital of Pakistan (Islamabad was being built)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RAWALPINDI", "aliases": ["Rāwalpindi, Pakistan", "RawalPindi", "راولپنڈی", "Tench Bhata", "Rawlapindi", "Tench Bhatta", "F.G. Sir Syed Boys Sec.", "Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan", "Rāwalpindi", "Rawlpindini", "Rawal-Pindi", "Rawalpindi", "RAWALPINDI", "Rawalpindi, Pakistan", "Rawal Pindee", "Rawalpindi, Punjab", "Rawal Pindi", "'Pindi"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the British Prime Minister at the time of Queen Victoria's ascension to the throne?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LORD MELBOURNE", "aliases": ["William Melbourne", "Lord Melbourne", "William Lamb, 2nd Viscount Melbourne", "William Lamb Melbourne", "William Lamb, Viscount Melbourne", "2nd Viscount Melbourne", "LORD MELBOURNE"]}
{"context": "Question: An American aided coup in Chile in 1973, deposed which President?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SALVADOR ALLENDE", "aliases": ["Allende Gossens", "Salvador Gossens", "SALVADOR ALLENDE", "Allende, Salvador", "Salvador Allende", "Salvador Gossens Allende", "Allende's last speech", "Salvador Allende Gossens"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of two tyrants who ruled Syracuse in the 2nd century BC?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dionysius", "aliases": ["Dionysios", "Dionysius", "Dionisios", "Dionisis", "Dionysius (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Often used as the official name of the Irish Prime Minister, which Gaelic word translates as chief?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TAOISEACH (pron. tea-", "aliases": ["TAOISEACH (pron. tea-"]}
{"context": "Question: What Ford automobile came in any color you want - as long as it was black?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Model T", "aliases": ["Model-T", "Model T", "Tin Lizzy", "Model T Ford", "Ford T", "Ford T Model", "T ford", "Fliver", "Tin Lizzie", "Ford t", "Tin lizzie", "Ford Model T", "T Model", "Ford Model-T"]}
{"context": "Question: Stella Rimington was the first female head of which organisation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MI5", "aliases": ["SyS", "MI5 officer", "British Counterintelligence Directorate", "Military Intelligence Section 5", "Mi5", "UK Security Service", "British Security Service", "Security Service (United Kingdom)", "The Security Service", "Security Service (MI5)", "Military Intelligence, Section 5", "London Reception Centre", "Security Service (United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern", "MI 5", "MI5", "MI Five", "United Kingdom Security Service"]}
{"context": "Question: Who betrayed Jesus for 30 pieces of silver?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Judas Iscariot", "aliases": ["Judas Iscariot", "Judas iscariot", "Judas ishcariot", "Judas Iskariot", "Judas (apostle)", "Acts 1:18-20", "Judas Escariot", "Euangelion Ioudas", "Iscariot", "Judas"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was known as the ‘Waltz King’ of Vienna?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Johann Strauss II", "aliases": ["Strauss jnr", "Johann Strauss Jnr.", "Johann Strauss, the Son", "Johann Strauss, Jnr", "Johann Baptist Strauss Jr.", "Johann Strauss, II", "Johann Strauss, Jr.", "Johann Strauss (son)", "Johann Strauss The Younger", "Johann Strauß (son)", "The Waltz King", "Johann Strauss II.", "Johann strauss ii", "Strauss II", "Johann Sebastian Strauss", "Johann Strauß II", "Johann straus", "Johan straus ii", "Johan strauss ii", "Johann Strauss II", "Johann Strauß", "Johann Strauss, the Younger", "Johann strauss", "Johan Strauss", "Ballets by Johann Strauss II", "Johann Strauss Jr", "Johann Straus II", "Johann Strauß II.", "Johann, the Younger Strauss", "Strauss junior", "J. Strauss II", "Johann Strauss Junior", "Strauss Waltzes", "Johann Strauss Jr.", "Johann Strauß the Younger", "Strauss the younger", "Johann Strauss Jnr", "Johann Strauss, Jr", "Waltz King", "Johann Strauss", "Strauss jr", "Johann Strauss the Younger"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of scientist was Wernher von Braun?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rocket Scientist", "aliases": ["Aerospace Engineer", "Aerospace Industry", "Aeronautical Engineer", "Rocket technology", "Aeronautics engineer", "Rocket scientist", "Rocket engineering", "Aeronautical and astronautical engineering", "Aerospace avionics", "Space engineering", "Aerospace technology", "Spacecraft engineering", "Aeronautical engineering", "Aerospace engineer", "Aeronautical engineer", "Aeronautics & Astronautics", "Aerospace Engineering", "Aerospace engineers", "Aeroplane engineer", "Department of Aeronautical Engineering", "Aerospace propulsion", "Aircraft design engineer", "Aerospace engineering", "Aeronautical Engineering", "Aerospace Design", "Aircraft designer", "Astronautical engineering", "Aerospace Engineering (pursuing)", "Rocket Scientist"]}
{"context": "Question: Which island produces Marsala wines?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sicily", "aliases": ["Trinacrian", "Jewel of the Mediterranean", "Sicily, Italy", "Sicily", "Sicilia", "Sicilly", "Island of Sicily", "Sicily (Italy)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US actor played the title role in the television police drama ‘T J Hooker’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William Shatner", "aliases": ["Gloria Rabinowitz", "Star Trek (Shatnerverse Novels)", "Shatastic", "William Shatner", "A Twist in the Tale (1998 TV series", "Shatneresque", "The Shat", "Bill Shatner", "Shatnerian", "Nerine Kidd", "The Shatters", "Gloria Rand", "Willem shatner", "William Alan Shatner", "Shatner, William", "Will Shatner", "Shatnernator", "William Shatner SciFi DVD of the Month"]}
{"context": "Question: In poker, what hand do you have if all your cards are the same suit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Flush", "aliases": ["Flush (disambiguation)", "Flush (song)", "Flush"]}
{"context": "Question: Which comic strip character was created in the early fifties by the Southport artist Frank Hampson?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAN DARE", "aliases": ["DAN DARE", "Dan Dare", "Jocelyn Peabody"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of 'Jim Hacker's' department in the TV comedy, 'Yes Minister'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS", "aliases": ["ADMINISTRATIVE AFFAIRS"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the most common bird in the world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chicken", "aliases": ["Domestic cock", "Muff/beard", "Domestic fowl", "Chiken", "Layer hen", "Chicken legs", "Chicken Tagine", "Chicken (bird)", "🐔", "G. domesticus", "Pet chicken", "Bock bock", "Common domestic fowl", "Gallus gallus domesticus", "G. gallus domesticus", "Chicken (Domestic)", "Pullets", "Chooks", "Chicken tagine", "Chicken Chasseur", "Domesticated chicken", "Muff (chicken)", "Pullet", "Chickens", "Chicken Drumsticks", "Chicken chasseur", "Domestic chicken", "Chickon", "Gallus domesticus", "Chook", "Chicket", "Chicken Legs", "Hen (bird)", "Murgh", "Chicken drumsticks", "Domestic Chicken", "Poulet", "Chicken"]}
{"context": "Question: Which controversial mogul/celebrity/politician demanded a ban on all Muslims entering the USA in 2015?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Donald Trump", "aliases": ["Donald J. Trump Sr.", "Donald Trump, Sr.", "Trumpian", "The Donald", "Trump family", "Barron William Trump", "Donald J. Trump Signature Collection", "Donald John Trump, Sr.", "Donald John Trump", "Donald J. Trump, Sr.", "Donald Trump's", "Donald Trump's Hair", "Barron Trump", "Donald Trump in the media", "Donald trump", "Donald J. Trump", "Donald J Trump", "Mary MacLeod Trump", "Donald J Trump Men's Collection", "Donald Trump in popular culture", "Tiffany Trump", "Trump Timepieces", "The Trumpster", "Donald John Trump I", "Donuld Trump", "Donald Drumpf", "Donald Trump", "Donald Trump I", "Donald Trump Sr.", "Donald J. Trump I", "Trump Vodka", "Donald J. Trump Men's Collection", "Donald John Trump, Sr", "Donald Trup", "Donald J Trump I", "Donald John Trump Sr."]}
{"context": "Question: Of what is genuphobia a fear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Knees (accept Kneeling)", "aliases": ["Knees (accept Kneeling)"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology, what was hanging by a single horse hair over Damacles, after swapping places with Dioysius?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sword", "aliases": ["Single-edge swords", "Doubleedge swords", "Two edged swords", "Data of the sword", "List of sword parts", "Single-edged swords", "Blade weapon", "Doubleedge sword", "Twoedged swords", "Double-edge sword", "History of the steel sword", "Medieval sword", "Parts of a sword", "Twoedge sword", "Single edge", "Sword Parts", "One edge", "Single edge swords", "One edged", "Two-edge sword", "Doubleedged sword", "One-edged", "Double-edge", "Blade weapons", "Twoedge swords", "Two-edged swords", "⚔", "Sword belt", "Two-edged sword", "One edged sword", "Single edged swords", "Singleedge swords", "Bladed weapons", "Two-edges", "European sword", "One edged swords", "Double edges", "Two-edged", "Oneedged swords", "Doubleedges", "Singleedge sword", "Single-edge", "Doubleedged", "Two edge sword", "Twoedges", "Swords", "Double-edge swords", "Single-edges", "Twoedge", "Single-edge sword", "Double edged", "Twoedged", "Two edge swords", "Parts of the sword", "Double edged sword", "Oneedge", "One-edge", "Oneedged", "Two-edge swords", "Singleedges", "Double-edged", "Double-edges", "Singleedged sword", "Singleedged", "Single edged sword", "Two edge", "Oneedged sword", "Singleedge", "Training sword", "Two edged sword", "Double-edged swords", "Singleedged swords", "One-edged swords", "European medieval sword", "Doubleedged swords", "Sword (weapon)", "Sword", "Two-edge", "Single edge sword", "Double edge sword", "Double edged swords", "Sword blades", "Twoedged sword", "Double-edged sword", "Double edge swords", "Doubleedge", "Medieval European sword", "Single edged", "Two edged", "Single edges", "One-edged sword", "Two edges"]}
{"context": "Question: Singer and musician Gordon Sumner is better known by what name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sting", "aliases": ["Sting (pain)", "Sting (disambiguation)", "Stings", "Stinging", "Sting"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US singing duo started out under the names Caesar and Cleo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sonny and Cher", "aliases": ["Sonny and Cher", "Caesar and Cleo", "Sonny and cher", "Sonny & Cher", "Sonny & Cher Tours", "Sonny And Cher"]}
{"context": "Question: In what year was the first episode of Doctor Who broadcast? 1959, 1963 or 1967?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1963", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-three", "1963"]}
{"context": "Question: Who made Victor Krum's wand?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gregorovitch", "aliases": ["Sanguini", "List of characters in the harry potter books", "Herbert Chorley", "Wendelin the Weird", "Romilda Vane", "Madame Delacour", "Millicent Bullstrode", "Minor Durmstrang characters", "List of Harry Potter characters", "Eleanor Branstone", "Binky (Harry Potter)", "Lisa Turpin", "Adrian Pucey", "Malcolm Baddock", "Durmstrang characters", "Apolline Delacour", "Piers Polkiss", "Gwenog Jones", "Septimus Weasley", "Zabini Mrs.", "List of harry potter characters", "Prewett family", "Gawain Robards", "Millicent Bulstrode", "Eloise Midgen", "Complete List of Murdered Harry Potter Characters", "Astoria Greengrass", "Ernie Prang (Harry Potter)", "Asteria Greengrass", "Historical characters in Harry Potter", "Harry Potter Characters", "Marcus Flint", "Ritchie Coote", "Historical Characters in Harry Potter", "Monsieur Delacour", "Nicholas Flamel (Harry Potter)", "Jack Sloper", "Roger Davies (Harry Potter)", "Orla Quirke", "Graham Pritchard (Harry Potter)", "Penelope Clearwater", "All characters in Harry Potter", "Marcus Belby", "Apollyon Pringle", "Stubby Boardman", "Caratacus Burke", "Demelza Robins", "Minor Slug Club Members", "Evan Abercrombie", "Harry Potter characters", "Gregorovitch", "List of characters in Harry Potter", "Theodore Nott", "Blaise Zabini", "List of characters in the Harry Potter books", "Herpo the Foul", "Minor Slug Club members", "Dragomir Gorgovitch", "Bilius Weasley", "Characters in harry potter", "Andrew Kirke", "Kevin Whitby", "Ripper (Harry Potter)", "Ambrosius Flume", "Stewart Ackerley", "Owen Cauldwell", "Miles Bletchley", "Mandy Brocklehurst", "Uncle Alphard", "Laura Madley", "Barnabas Cuffe", "Eddie Carmichael", "Beatrix bloxam", "Terence Higgs", "Tracey Davis (character)", "Perenelle Flamel (Harry Potter)", "Daphne Greengrass", "Mark Evans (Harry Potter)", "Natalie McDonald", "Harry potter characters", "Mary cattermole", "Fabius Watkins", "Herpo The Foul", "Jimmy Peakes", "Student's in Harry Potter's Year", "Beatrix Bloxam"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2006, who became the second basketball player to score over 80 points in an NBA game?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kobe Bryant", "aliases": ["Kobe (C) Bryant", "KB24", "Nba allstar 2007 mvp", "Kobe time", "Kobe Bean Bryant", "Kobe Bryant", "Kobe Byrant", "Kobe b", "Bryant, Kobe", "Kobe Bryant's 81-point game", "Kode bryant", "Coby Bryant", "Vanessa Laine Bryant", "Vanessa Laine", "Kobe bryant philanthropy", "Gianna Bryant", "Kobe bryant", "Kobe Bryant's 81 point game", "Kobe Bryant(song)", "Kobe Bryant (song)"]}
{"context": "Question: On which river is Shrewsbury?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Severn", "aliases": ["Seven Boar", "Severn river (great britain)", "Afon Hafren", "Severn Vale", "Severn River (Great Britain)", "River Severn", "Severn", "The Severn River"]}
{"context": "Question: Who rose from Prime Minister (19221924) to President (19251928), and on 1 September 1928 was crowned King and declared Field Marshal of the Royal Army, proclaiming a constitutional monarchy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "King Zog of Albania", "aliases": ["Mbreti Zog", "Ahmet Zogolli", "King Zogu I", "Ahmed Zog", "Skanderbeg III", "Zog, King of Albania", "Zogu of Albania", "Zog I, King of Albania", "Ahmed Zogu", "Zog I of Albania", "Zogu I", "Zog of the Albanians", "King Zogu", "King Zog I", "Zog I, King of the Albanians", "Ahmed beg Zogu Zog I", "Zog I", "Amet Zogu", "King Zog", "King Zog of Albania", "Ahmed Bey Zogu", "Ahmet Zogu", "Ahmet Bej Zogu", "Zog of Albania", "Ahmet Muhtar Bej Zogol", "Ahmed Bey Zegu", "Zogu", "King Zog I.", "Ahmet Zog"]}
{"context": "Question: In what year did Edward Vlll abdicate?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1936", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-six", "1936"]}
{"context": "Question: Gary, Jason, Mark and Howard are all members of which British band?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Take That", "aliases": ["Take that", "Take That!", "Take That", "TAKE THAT"]}
{"context": "Question: Mathematical Formulae - What is the mathematical formula for the area of a circle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A = pi r2", "aliases": ["A = pi r2"]}
{"context": "Question: Which entertainer had a gospel minister character called Brother Lee Love?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kenny Everett", "aliases": ["Kenny Everett", "Maurice Cole", "Kenny Everet"]}
{"context": "Question: Kiel and Lübeck are cities in which German state?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN", "aliases": ["Lütt-Witt Moor", "Sleswick-Holsatia", "Slesvig-Holsten", "Schleswig-Holstein", "Sleswick-Holstein", "Schleswig–Holstein", "Slesvig-Holstein", "Schleswig-Holstein (Germany)", "Schleswig-Holstein, Germany", "Sleswig-Holsteen", "SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN", "Schleswig Holstein"]}
{"context": "Question: In which European capital city are the Hofburg Imperial Palace and St Stephen's Cathedral to be found?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VIENNA", "aliases": ["Capital of Austria", "Wien", "Architecture of Vienna", "Vinarborg", "Government of Vienna", "Vienna", "Viena", "Demographics of Vienna", "City of Vienna", "Vienna (state)", "Wienna", "Vienna, AT-9", "Habsburg, Austria", "Vienna Porcelain", "Wene", "UN/LOCODE:ATVIE", "Vienna (Austria)", "Europe/Vienna", "Vindabona", "Vienna porcelain", "Vínarborg", "Wien, Austria", "Vienna, Austria", "Gemeinderat of Vienna", "Vindobonensis", "Bécs", "VIENNA"]}
{"context": "Question: In which children?s cartoon series have you 'gotta catch em all'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "POKEMON", "aliases": ["The Legendary Bird Pokemon", "PkMn", "Pogeyman", "Nuzlocke (Challenge)", "Pokémon Dollar", "Fallarbor Town", "Pokémon Mystery Club", "Fortree City", "POKéMON", "Japan Pokemon", "Hajitsuge Taun", "Grapefruit Islands", "Pokémon Cultural influence", "POKEMON", "Jagged Pass", "Fubata town", "Hiwamaki Shiti", "Cherry grove city", "Pokimon", "Pokemon miniseries", "Poke-Mon", "Pokemen", "Pokemon Dollar", "Pokayman", "Pokemon Online", "Pokéman", "PokÉmon", "Ecruteak", "Pokemon on the Wii", "Pokémon Characteristics", "Pokmon", "Fuen Taun", "Poke Flute", "Rare pokemon", "Pokemon in popular culture", "Pokemon Fans", "Bulbagarden", "Gotta catch em all", "Poké Flute", "Pokémon in popular culture", "Hajitsuge Town", "Poketto Monsuta", "Pokemon drawing", "Poekmon", "Desert Ruins", "Cave of Origin", "Pocketmonsters", "Fuen Town", "Pocket Monsters (series)", "Pokémon Online", "Nuzlocke", "Ilex Forest", "Cianwood Island", "Pokémon species", "List of legendary Pokémon", "PokeMon", "Pokemon species", "Evergrande City", "Pokemob", "Nuzlocke (challenge)", "Pokemon NetBattle", "Hiwamaki City", "Pokemon", "Pokemon Characteristics", "Pokemom", "Pockemon", "Pocket monsters", "Pocket Monster", "Pokemon League", "ポケットモンスター", "Poketto Monsutā", "Poketto Monsutaa", "Pokermon", "Guren Island", "Pokemon.com", "Pokémon franchise", "Pokamon", "Goldenrod City", "Cianwood City", "Dewford Town", "Pokaymans", "Ever Grande City", "Iron Island", "Pokaymons", "Pokemans", "Pokeymon", "Foento City", "Pokemon Cultural influence", "Poketto Monsuta-", "ポケモン,", "Pocket Monsters", "Goldenrod Radio Tower", "Pok%60emon", "Pokeman", "Pokemon Mystery Club", "PKMN", "Pogeymanz", "ポケモン", "POKÉMON", "Pokèmon", "Pocket Mon", "Pokemon!", "Fiore Region", "Pokaymon", "Pokémon USA Inc.", "Pokeymans", "Island Cave", "Pkmn", "Pokemon franchise", "Pokémon on the Wii", "Pokémon drawing", "Pocket Mon.", "Pocket mon", "Poke'mon", "Pokemon forms", "Pokemaniac", "Pokiemon", "Pokemonz", "Pokémon", "Pocket mon.", "Pokemons", "Dewford town", "Ty Moore", "POKeMON", "Pokemon USA Inc.", "Granite Cave", "The pokemon world", "PokéMon", "Pokemanz", "Hakutai City", "Bulbapedia", "The pokémon world", "Cherrygrove City", "Gotta catch 'em all!", "Pkmon", "Futaba town", "Cianwood City (Cianwood Island)"]}
{"context": "Question: Made in Scotland what type of beverage is Rock Rose\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gin", "aliases": ["Mothers ruin", "List of gins", "List of gin brands", "London Dry Gin", "GIN", "Gins", "Gin"]}
{"context": "Question: The Old Faithful geyser is in which American national park?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Yellowstone", "aliases": ["Yellowstone National Park Archives", "Yellowstone History", "Yellow Stone", "Yellowstone Act", "Yellowstone Park", "Yellow Stone National Park", "Yellowstone National Parc", "Mallard Lake trail", "Yellowstone climate", "Yellowstone", "Yellowstone National Park, WY", "Yellowstone NP", "Yellowstone National Park, Montana", "Yellowstone National park", "Yellowstone Nationa Park", "Yellowstone National Park"]}
{"context": "Question: Give a year in the life of Miguel Cervantes, Spanish novelist, poet and playwright?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1547-1616", "aliases": ["1547-1616"]}
{"context": "Question: What was promoted as “the cream of Manchester” in a series of 90s ads?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BODDINGTON’S beer", "aliases": ["BODDINGTON’S beer"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who plays the girlfriend, then wife of Michael Corleone in the 1972 film \"\"The Godfather\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "DIANE KEATON", "aliases": ["Diane Keaton", "Diane Keaton filmography", "Dianne Keaton", "Diane Hall", "DIANE KEATON", "List of awards and nominations received by Diane Keaton"]}
{"context": "Question: The film The Curious Case of Benjamin Button, starring Brad Pitt, is based on a short story by whom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "F Scott Fitzgerald", "aliases": ["Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald", "F. Fitzgerald", "F. (Francis) Scott Fitzgerald", "F Fitzgerald", "F.S.Fitzgerald", "Francis FitzGerald", "F Scott Fitzgerald", "F. Scott Fitzgerald", "Francis Fitzgerald", "Scott Fitzgerald", "Francis Scott Fitzgerald"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the original official name of the first code of French civil law?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Code Napolon", "aliases": ["Code Napolon"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the collective noun for a group of alligators?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Congregation", "aliases": ["Congregants", "Congregations", "Religious Congregation", "The congregation", "Congregation", "Congregation (worship)", "Congregation (disambiguation)", "The english congregation"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Old Testament of the Bible who was the father of David?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jesse", "aliases": ["Jesse (given name)", "Yishai", "Yishay", "Jesse(given name)", "Jesse", "יִשַׁי"]}
{"context": "Question: The Babylonians invented the clepsydra. What was it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Water clock", "aliases": ["Water-clock", "Water Clock", "Water clocks", "Clepsydra (clock)", "Water clock", "Waterclock", "Water powered clocks", "Waterclocks", "Water powered clock", "Water-powered clock"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose single I saw mommy kissing Santa Claus sold three million copies in 1952 ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JIMMY BOYD", "aliases": ["Bwana Jimmy", "JIMMY BOYD", "Jimmy Boyd"]}
{"context": "Question: On a standard keyboard what symbol appears above the number 3?\nAnswer:", "answer": "£", "aliases": ["￡", "£", "₤", "Pound symbol", "GBP sign", "Lira sign", "Pound character", "Pound sign"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the capital of the French region of Burgundy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DIJON", "aliases": ["Dijon", "Dijonnaise", "DIJON", "Dijon, France"]}
{"context": "Question: What award is given for a wound in the American forces\nAnswer:", "answer": "Purple Heart", "aliases": ["Purple Heart", "Pruple heart", "Purple Heart, Order of the", "Purple heart", "Order of the Purple Heart", "Purple heart winners", "Purple Heart Medal", "Purple-Heart"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which American vocalist (described by the British newspaper \"\"The Guardian\"\" as \"\"one of the greatest voices of her generation\"\") whose repertoire included jazz, blues, folk, gospel and pop, was unknown outside Washington, D.C., until after she died of melanoma in 1996?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eva Cassidy", "aliases": ["Eva Cassidy", "Eva cassidy", "Cassidy, Eva"]}
{"context": "Question: What trophy is played for at the US Superbowl?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Lombardi Trophy", "aliases": ["World Championship Game Trophy", "Vince Lombardy Trophy", "Superbowl trophy", "Super bowl trophy", "The Lombardi Trophy", "Lombardi Trophy", "Vince Lombardi Trophy"]}
{"context": "Question: In chemistry, what are elements called when they have a greater atomic number than uranium?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TRANSURANIC", "aliases": ["Transuranium", "Transuranic", "Super heavy element", "Transuranium Elements", "Super-heavy atom", "Superheavy atom", "Transuranic nuclides", "Transfermium", "Transuranium Element", "Transuranide", "Super heavy atom", "TRANSURANIC", "Transuranium elements", "Transuranic radionuclides", "Transuranic element", "Transplutonium elements", "Transfermium element", "Transuranium element", "Superheavy element", "Transfermium elements", "Transuranic elements", "Transplutonium element"]}
{"context": "Question: The London restaurant Le Gavroche is run by which chef?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Michel (Albert) Roux", "aliases": ["Michel (Albert) Roux"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2001, Dennis Tito paid a reported $20 million to be the first tourist to go where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Space", "aliases": ["Space", "Spacial", "Physical space", "Space (astronomy)", "Three-Space", "Space (physics)", "Three-space", "Space (philosophy)", "Geometrical space"]}
{"context": "Question: Which song begins If I was a sculptor but then again no\nAnswer:", "answer": "Your Song", "aliases": ["Your Song", "Your Song (Ellie Goulding song)", "Your Song (Ellie Goulding Song)", "Your song", "Your Song (song)", "I hope you don't mind"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose 2014 best-selling novel ‘Be Careful What You Wish For’ is the fourth in the Clifton Chronicles series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jeffrey Archer", "aliases": ["Baron Archer of Weston-super-M", "Jeffrey Howard Archer, Baron Archer of Weston", "Lord Archer of Weston Super Mare", "Lord Archer of Weston-Super-Mare", "The Clifton Chronicles", "Lord Archer of Weston-super-Mare", "Jeffrey Archer", "Jeffrey Archer, Baron Archer of Weston-", "Jeffrey Howard Archer, Baron Archer", "Baron Archer of Weston-Super-M", "Jeffrey Howard Archer"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In September 2010, why did Chen Xiaomei of the city of Xian announce that she was suing a cinema and film distributors of Chinese box office hit \"\"Aftershock\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wasting her time", "aliases": ["Wasting her time"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the book 'LA Confidential'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JAMES ELROY", "aliases": ["JAMES ELROY"]}
{"context": "Question: In politics and economics, ‘what’ Wednesday refers to 16th September 1992, when the British government was forced to withdraw the pound sterling from the European Rate Mechanism, after they were unable to keep it above its agreed lower limit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Black Wednesday", "aliases": ["List of Black Wednesdays", "Black Wednesday (disambiguation)", "Erm crisis", "White Wednesday", "ERM crisis", "UK currency crisis", "Black Wednesday", "White wednesday", "Black wednesday"]}
{"context": "Question: K is the chemical symbol for what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Potassium", "aliases": ["K (element)", "Potassium compounds", "Potassium metal", "Potasium", "Koal", "Potassium", "K(+)", "Potassium ion", "Element 19", "Potassium Metabolism", "Kalium", "Potassium in nutrition and human health"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the 1994 movie and character/actor that features the quote “Nobody’s gonna hurt anybody. We’re gonna be like three little Fonzies here. And what’s Fonzie like? Come on Yolanda what’s Fonzie like? ”\nAnswer:", "answer": "Samuel L. Jackson as Jules Winnfield", "aliases": ["Samuel L. Jackson as Jules Winnfield"]}
{"context": "Question: The Himalayas and Tien Shan, or Tian Shan, lie north and south of which other major mountain range?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Kunlun Mountains", "aliases": ["Mt. Kunlun", "Kunlun Shan", "Kunlun mountains", "Arkatag", "The Kunlun Mountains", "Kuen-Lun", "Kunlun Range", "Kuen-lun", "Kunlun Mountains (China and India)", "Mount Kunlun", "K'un-lun Mountains", "Kuen-Lun mountain range", "Kwenlun Mountains", "Kunlun Mountains", "Kun-Lun mountain range", "Kunlun Mountains (Asia)", "Kun Lun Mountains", "Kuen Lun", "Kunlun Mountain", "Kuenlun"]}
{"context": "Question: Novelist Patricia Cornwell has accused the painter Walter Sickert of being which notorious criminal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JACK THE RIPPER", "aliases": ["Jack the ripper", "Ripperologist", "Leather apron", "Ada Wilson", "Annie Millwood", "Fairy Fay", "JACK THE RIPPER", "Ripperology", "Leatherapron", "The Pinchin Street Murder", "Whitechapel murderer", "The Whitechapel murderer", "Leather Apron", "Whitechapel Murderer", "Jack the rippers victims", "Jack the Ripper non-fiction", "Ripperologists", "Jack-the-Ripper", "Jack the Ripper", "Annie Farmer", "The Whitechapel Murderer", "Jack The Ripper"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the former name of Manchester airport ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RINGWAY", "aliases": ["Ringway (disambiguation)", "Ringway", "RINGWAY"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the Buddy Holly hit 'It Doesn't Matter Anymore'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PAUL ANKA", "aliases": ["بول مصطفى عبد", "Paul Anka Filmography", "Paul Mustapha Abdi Anka", "Paul A. Anka", "Paul Anka", "PAUL ANKA", "Paul Anka filmography", "Paul Albert Anka"]}
{"context": "Question: Which leader of a British coalition Government became the first Earl of Dwfor?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAVID LLOYD-GEOR", "aliases": ["David, 1st Earl Lloyd-George of D", "DAVID LLOYD-GEOR", "David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George", "Lloyd george", "D Lloyd-George", "Lloyd-George", "Lloyd George", "Lloyd George, David", "David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd George of", "Lloyd George, David, 1st Earl of", "David Lloyd George, 1st Earl of Dwy", "David Lloyd-George", "David Lloyd George, 1st Earl Lloyd-George", "David Lloyd George"]}
{"context": "Question: August 17, 1908 saw the opening of what public farmers market, the longest continually running public farmers market in the US?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pike Place Market", "aliases": ["Sanitary Market", "Pike Place Preservation and Development Authority", "Frank Goodwin", "Friends of the Market", "Pike Place Market Historic District", "Corner Market", "Pike Place Market Preservation and Development Authority", "Economy Market", "Pike Street Market", "Pigs On Parade", "Pike Market, Seattle, Washington", "Pike's Place", "Pike Place Market", "Pike Place", "Joe Desimone", "Giuseppe Desimone", "North Arcade", "Rachel (pig)"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Thomas Hardynovel does the character 'John Loveday' appear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'THE TRUMPET MAJOR'", "aliases": ["'THE TRUMPET MAJOR'", "Trumpet major", "Trumpet Major"]}
{"context": "Question: Which team recently knocked Manchester City out of this season's Capital One Cup?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ASTON VILLA", "aliases": ["Aston Villa", "Aston Villa F.C", "Aston Villa FC", "Villa News and Record", "Aston villa", "AVFC", "Aston Villa F C", "Aston vil", "Aston Villa F. C.", "Aston Villa Football Club", "Villa football club", "Aston Villa Hall of Fame", "Aston Villa F.C.", "ASTON VILLA"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Asian country has the Tugrik as its currency?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mongolia", "aliases": ["Mongolia Proper", "Hmongolia", "Mongolian Republic", "Mongolia (country)", "Mongol Uls", "Mongolia", "Mongol Nation", "Sport in Mongolia", "Mongol country", "Бүгд Найрамда", "Mongol proper", "Menggu", "Mongolia national amateur boxing athletes", "Republic Mongolia", "Mongolia (state)", "Republic of Mongolia", "Mongol uls", "MONGOLIA", "Mongolia project", "Sport of Mongolia", "Mongorians", "Монгол улс", "ISO 3166-1:MN", "Даяар Монгол", "Mongolia proper", "Mohron ync", "Dayar Mongol", "Монгол Улс", "Mongol Proper", "Health in Mongolia", "Boxing in Mongolia", "Dayaar Mongol", "Minegolia", "Outer Mongolia (modern)", "Languages of Mongolia", "Mongol Ulus", "Моңғолия", "Даяр Монгол"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the home ground of Leyton Orient called before it became the Matchroom Stadium?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brisbane Road", "aliases": ["Brisbane Road Stadium", "Brisbane Road", "Matchroom Stadium", "The Matchroom Stadium"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the (2011 reported) average annual salary of a UK ('county') Council Chief Executive?\nAnswer:", "answer": "£186k", "aliases": ["£186k"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the last palindromic Grand National winner?\nAnswer:", "answer": "OXO", "aliases": ["OXO (software)", "OXO"]}
{"context": "Question: Ari Folman's acclaimed 2008 film was 'Waltz with...' whom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bashir", "aliases": ["Bashir", "Basheer (disambiguation)", "Basheer", "Bashir (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which family of insects has species named 'drivers', 'weavers', 'and even individuals called 'soldiers'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ant", "aliases": ["History of ants", "Giant ant", "Ant trail", "Worker ant", "Drone Ant", "Ants", "Formicidae", "Ant", "Ants communication", "Ergate", "Ant trails", "🐜"]}
{"context": "Question: In January 1971, Idi Amin deposed Milton Obote in a coup to become President of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Uganda", "aliases": ["Ugandese", "Ugandans", "Republic of uganda", "Ouganda", "ISO 3166-1:UG", "Republic of Uganda", "People of Uganda", "Ugandan people", "Uganda", "Ugandan", "The Republic of Uganda"]}
{"context": "Question: Which international treaties of 1899 and 1907 cover the use of weapons in war?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hague Conventions", "aliases": ["Hague conventions", "The Hague Convention", "Hague Conventions", "Hague Convention (disambiguation)", "Hague Convention", "Hague convention", "Haig convention"]}
{"context": "Question: Complete the sequence: Johnson, Nixon, Ford....?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JIMMY CARTER", "aliases": ["James Earl Carter Jr.", "James Carter, Jr", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "Carter, Jimmy", "James Earl Carter, Jr", "Jimmie Carter", "Jimmie Carter Jr.", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "Jimmy Carter, Jr", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "Carter, James Earl", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "James E. Carter, Jr.", "Jimmy Carter Junior", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,", "President Carter", "Jimmy Carter Jr", "Jimmie Carter, Jr.", "Carter, James Earl %22Jimmie", "Why not the best", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr", "Jimmie Carter, Junior", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr", "Jimmy carter", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,", "James Earl Carter Jr", "President carter", "Jimi Carter", "Jimmy Earl Carter", "James Carter, Jr.", "James Earl Carter Junior", "Carter, James Earl %22Jimmy%", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,", "39th President of the United States", "President Jimmy Carter", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter", "James Earl Carter", "James Earl (Jimmy) Carter", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "Jimmy Carter", "James Earl Carter, Junior", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Junior", "Jimmie Carter Junior", "Why Not the Best", "James E. Carter", "Jimmie Carter, Jr", "Jimmy Carter, Jr.", "Jimmy Carter, Junior", "James Earl Carter, Jr.", "Jimmie Carter Jr", "James %22Jimmy%22 Carter", "Jimmy E. Carter", "Carter, Jimmie", "Jimmy Carter Jr.", "JIMMY CARTER", "James Earle Carter", "James E. Carter Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: In the Bible to whom did God give the Ten Commandments?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moses", "aliases": ["Moshe Rabeinu", "מֹשֶׁה �", "موسىٰ", "Moshe Rabbeinu", "Moses our Teacher", "Moses", "Names of Moses", "Mozes", "Móshe", "Mōšé", "موسى", "Saint Moses", "Moses our Rabbi", "Religion of Moses and Israel", "Criticism of Moses", "Israelite Moses", "Mosaic law (disambiguation)", "Moses in Christianity", "Mosus", "Mosheh", "Moshe Rabbenu", "מֹשֶׁה"]}
{"context": "Question: Who in 1980, aged 14, from Bolton, England, became the youngest International Master in the history of chess?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NIGEL SHORT", "aliases": ["Nigel David Short", "Nigel D Short", "Nigel D. Short", "Nigel Short", "Short, Nigel", "Nigel Short (chess grandmaster)", "NIGEL SHORT"]}
{"context": "Question: The Naismith Award is presented in which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Basket ball", "aliases": ["Basketball", "Basketball gear", "Bball", "Boy's Basketball", "B Ball", "Shoot hoops", "Basketball parity worldwide", "Men's Basketball", "High school basketball", "Basketball Worldwide", "Basketball club", "B-ball", "Basket-ball", "Basketball team", "🏀", "Basketball rim", "Basketballer", "Rim (basketball)", "Basket ball", "Basketball net", "Baksetball", "Basketball player", "Basket-Ball", "Women's hoops", "Men's basketball", "BasketBall", "Basketball Parity Worldwide", "Basket Ball", "Baketball", "Basketball Player", "B ball", "Unicycle basketball"]}
{"context": "Question: Pascua is Spanish for which holiday?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Easter – Holy Week", "aliases": ["Easter – Holy Week"]}
{"context": "Question: If something is hamiform it is shaped like a ‘what’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hook", "aliases": ["Hook", "HOOK"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country defeated the Ivory Coast to win football's Africa Cup of Nations?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ZAMBIA", "aliases": ["Zamibia", "People of Zambia", "Zambian cuisine", "Zambians", "Culture of Zambia", "Etymology of Zambia", "Zambia", "Health care in Zambia", "ISO 3166-1:ZM", "Republic Of Zambia", "Cuisine of Zambia", "Sport in Zambia", "ZAMBIA", "Republic of Zambia", "Zambian people", "Name of Zambia"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, after marrying in 1791, and living in Naples, became the mistress of Lord Nelson, having his child, Horatia, in 1803?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lady Emma Hamilton", "aliases": ["Lady Hamilton Emma", "Lady Emma Hamilton", "Lady Hamilton", "Emma Lyon", "Emma Hamilton", "Emma Hart", "Emma, Lady Hamilton"]}
{"context": "Question: Which visitor attraction is in Exploration Drive, Leicester?\nAnswer:", "answer": "National Space Centre", "aliases": ["National Space Centre", "The National Space Centre", "National Space Centre of England", "Leicester Space Centre"]}
{"context": "Question: What popular opera, penned by George Bizet, is a story about a female cigarette factory worker?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Carmen", "aliases": ["Les tringles des sistres tintaient", "Carmen opera", "Escamillo", "CARMEN", "Carmen (opera)", "Carmen", "Carmen by George Bizet"]}
{"context": "Question: What relationship does T S Eliot have to toilets?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Anagram", "aliases": ["Rearranged word", "Anagrammer", "Anagram program", "Anigram", "Anagram", "Anagram solver", "Rearranged words", "Smaismrmilmepoetale", "Anagrammatic"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Verdi opera do the gypsies sing the 'Anvil Chorus'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Il Trovatore", "aliases": ["Dei miei bollenti spiriti", "II Trovatore", "Azucena (gypsy)", "Le trouvère", "The Troubador", "Leonora (Il trovatore)", "Il Trovatore", "Il trovatore"]}
{"context": "Question: Summer Olympic sports are divided into categories based on popularity and the potential in generating revenue. As of 2014, only 3 sports are in Category A. They are athletics, aquatics, and what else?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gymnastics", "aliases": ["Freestyle gymnastics", "General gymnastics", "Gymnastikos", "Gymnastic", "Modern gymnastics", "Gymnast", "Dismount", "Men's Gymnastics", "Gymnasts", "Gymnastics"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country is bordered by Cambodia and Laos to the west and China to the north?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vietnam", "aliases": ["Độc lập - t", "Cộng Hòa Xã Hộ", "越南社會主義", "ISO 3166-1:VN", "SRVN", "VIETNAM", "CHXHCN Vietnam", "Viet Nam Socialist Repub", "SRoV", "S.R. Vietnam", "Languages of Viet Nam", "Communist Vietnam", "Red Vietnam (modern)", "Doc lap, tu do, hanh phuc", "People's Republic of Vietnam", "VietNam", "Việtnam", "Socialist Republic of Viet Nam", "Yue Nan", "Viêtnam", "Độc lập, t", "SR Vietnam", "Yuenan", "Vietman", "Vietnarm", "Viet nam", "Veitnam", "Languages of Vietnam", "Viêt Nam", "Vietnam", "The Socialist Republic of Vietnam", "Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Ngh", "Etymology of Vietnam", "Socialist Republic of Vietnam", "Doc lap - tu do - hanh phuc", "Cộng hòa Xã hộ", "Viet-Nam", "Viet Nam", "Vjet-Namo", "Cong hoa Xa hoi Chu ngh", "Vietnamese Republic", "Việt Nam"]}
{"context": "Question: In what film would you have seen a sword fight on the Cliffs of Insanity?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Princess Bride", "aliases": ["Count Tyrone Rugen", "Kermit Shog", "Florin city", "Princess Bride", "Indigo montoya", "Tyrone Rugen", "Rodents of unusual size", "The Princess Bride", "Princess bride", "Prince Humperdink", "Fezzik", "Lightning sands", "Miracle Max", "Count Rugen", "The Cliffs of Insanity", "Cliffs of Insanity", "Buttercup's baby", "Green speckled recluse", "Vizzini (The Princess Bride)", "R-O-U-S", "Princess Buttercup", "Fire swamp", "The princess bride", "Prince Humperdinck", "The brute squad", "Indigo Montoya"]}
{"context": "Question: Who directed the 1966 film 'A Countess from Hong Kong?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHARLIE CHAPLIN", "aliases": ["Roy Export Company Establishment", "Charlie Chaplain", "Charlie Chaplan", "Charlie Chaplin", "Charles chaplin", "CHARLIE CHAPLIN", "Charles Chaplin", "Charles Spencer Chaplin", "CharlieChaplin", "Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin", "Sir Charlie Chaplin", "Sir Charles Chaplin", "Chaplinian", "Charile Chaplin", "Charlie chaplin"]}
{"context": "Question: Which piece of athletics equipment has a wire 1.2 metres length?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE HAMMER", "aliases": ["BFBB", "SpongeBob SquarePants:Battle for", "SpongeBall", "Duplicatotron 3000", "Tubelet", "Golden spatula", "Chomp-Bot", "SpongeBall Arena", "Shiny objects", "Bubble Bowl", "Bubble Bounce", "Arf Dawg", "Throw Fruit", "SpongeBot SteelPants", "Spongebob SquarePants: Battle for B", "Spongebob squarepants: Battle for B", "Golden spatulas", "Robo-Plankton", "Tar-Tar", "Bzzt-Bot", "Cruise Bubble", "SpongeBob squarepants: Battle for B", "Bomb-Bot", "THE HAMMER", "Thunder Tiki", "Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for B", "Kah-Rah-Tae!", "SpongeBob Squarepants: Battle for B", "Robo-Sandy", "SpongeBob: Battle for Bikini Bottom", "Robo-Patrick", "Battle for Bikini Bottom", "Spongebob battle for bikini bottom", "Ham-Mer", "Freeze Fruit", "Shiny object", "SpongeBob SquarePants: Battle for B", "Stone Tiki", "SpongeBob: The Battle for Bikini", "Shh Tiki"]}
{"context": "Question: The character 'Jaws' featured in two James Bond films. Which are they?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moonraker and The Spy Who Loved", "aliases": ["Moonraker and The Spy Who Loved"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country are the ruins of the ancient city of Carthage?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tunisia", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:TN", "Tunisian Republic", "Republic of Tunisia", "Tounes", "Tunisia", "Tunisia in the middle ages", "Tunisie", "Etymology of Tunisia", "Medieval tunisia", "الجمهورية التونسية", "Classical tunisia", "Tunnisia", "Name of Tunisia", "Administrative divisions of Tunisia", "Ancient tunisia", "Tounisiyya", "Tunisa", "Tunesia", "Al-Jumhūriyya at"]}
{"context": "Question: Who famously raised wages to $5/day so that his workers could afford the product they were producing?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Henry Ford", "aliases": ["Fordian", "Henry Ford, Sr.", "Ford (person)", "Henry Ford the first", "$5 Day", "Five Dollar Day", "Henry Ford I", "Henry Ford", "Ford, Henry", "Henry ford"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US President succeeded Grover Cleveland in 1889 and was succeeded by Cleveland in 1893?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BENJAMIN HARRISON", "aliases": ["B. Harrison Administration", "Benjamin Harrison, VI", "Benjamin Harrison", "Harrison administration", "Harrison, Benjamin", "BENJAMIN HARRISON", "Benjamin Harrison (1833-1901)", "Presidency of Benjamin Harrison", "23rd President of the United States", "Benjamin Harrison Administration", "Benjamin Harrison VIII", "Ben Harrison Law School", "President Benjamin Harrison"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which Czechoslovakian composer studied his native folk music and incorporated it into his work, including the opera \"\"Jenufa\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Leos Jancek", "aliases": ["Leos Jancek"]}
{"context": "Question: Kia Motors Corporation is nearly one-third owned by which other Asian company?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HYUNDAI Motor Company", "aliases": ["현대자동", "Drive your way", "Hyundai Motor Corporation", "HYUNDAI Motor Company", "Hyundai Motor Co.", "Hyundai Motor", "Hyundai - Drive your way", "Hyundai Auto Canada Inc.", "Hyundai-Kia Group", "Hyundai Motor Company", "Hyundai (automobile)", "Hyundai Translead", "The Hyundai Motor Company", "Hyundai (car)", "Hyundai Motors", "Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Czech"]}
{"context": "Question: In which month of the year does pheasant shooting legally begin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "OCTOBER", "aliases": ["Ocotber", "October", "8ber", "㋉", "Oct.", "OCTOBER", "Roctober"]}
{"context": "Question: Which of the Queen's horses won the 2013 Ascot Gold Cup?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Estimate", "aliases": ["Estimated", "Overestimate", "Estimating", "Calculated guess", "Estimate", "Estimation"]}
{"context": "Question: Who released a 2011 album entitled ‘Born This Way’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lady Gaga", "aliases": ["@ladygaga", "Red and Blue (Lady Gaga ep)", "Fancy pants (song)", "Lady Gaga as a gay icon", "Joanne Stefani Germanotta", "Little Monsters (social networking site)", "Stefani joanne angelina germanotta", "Little monsters (fan)", "Popart (album)", "Lady Ga Ga", "Fancy Pants (Lady Gaga song)", "Electric Kiss", "Tea (song)", "Lady gaga", "Mother Monster", "Luc Carl", "Little Monsters (fandom)", "Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta", "Lady GaGa (band)", "Fame Monster: The Lady Gaga Story", "Stefani germanotta", "List of Lady Gaga concerts tours", "Little Monsters (Lady Gaga Fans)", "Germanotta", "Stefani Joanne Germanotta", "Lady Gaga in popular culture", "Ledi Gaga", "Lady Gaga", "List of Lady Gaga concert tours", "Ladz Gaga", "Lada Gaga", "Stefani Germanotta", "Lady Gaga as gay icon", "Monster (fragrance)", "LADY GAGA", "Joe Calderone", "Earthquake (lady gaga song)", "Lady GaGa", "Stefani J. A. Germanotta", "High Princess (Stache)", "Jo Calderone", "Lady Caca", "Little Monsters (fan)", "Glitter & Grease", "Little Monsters (social network)", "Still Have Fun", "Lady Gaga on Twitter"]}
{"context": "Question: Which wild life quiz show was hosted by Henry Kelly\nAnswer:", "answer": "Monkey Business", "aliases": ["Monkey business", "Monkey Business (disambiguation)", "Monkey Business (song)", "Monkey Business (film)", "Monkey Business"]}
{"context": "Question: If you were studying Iatrology what would you be studying?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Science of Medicine", "aliases": ["Science of Medicine"]}
{"context": "Question: The characters Denisov and Dolokhov appear in which famous novel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "War and Peace", "aliases": ["War+Peace", "War and peace", "Maria Bolkonskaya", "Marya Bolkosky", "Voyná i mir", "War and Peace", "Andrey Bolkonsky", "War & Peace", "War 'n' Peace", "Petya Ilyitch Rostov", "Maria Bolkonsky", "War 'n Peace", "Pierre Besouchoff", "War n' Peace", "Count Nikolay Rostov", "Voina i Mir", "Война и мир", "Princess Marya", "War n Peace", "Sonya Rostov", "Voyna i mir", "War And Peace", "War and Peace (novel)", "War and Society", "Guerre et Paix", "War + Peace"]}
{"context": "Question: What international event held at the end of each year, featuring some of the world's best racing and rally drivers, was first co-organised in 1988 by former rally driver Michle Mouton?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Race of champions", "aliases": ["ROC Nations Cup 2006", "Race Of Champions", "Race of Champions", "The Race of Champions", "ROC Nations Cup", "Race of champions"]}
{"context": "Question: In Roman mythology, who was the god of war?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mars", "aliases": ["Fourth planet", "Sol 4", "Mars surface features", "Mars", "Mars/Planet", "Hydrology of Mars", "Magnetosphere of Mars", "Marte (planet)", "Mars (planet)", "Sol-4", "2003 opposition of Mars", "4th planet", "Planet Mars", "Sun e", "Sol e", "Mars (Planet)", "Physical characteristics of Mars", "Mars opposition", "Sol IV", "Oblate Mars", "Opposition of Mars", "Mars orbit"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The former Tory Home Secretary Reginald Maudling is quoted as saying, \"\"For God's sake bring me a large scotch. What a bloody awful country\"\". To where was he referring ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "NORTHERN IRELAND", "aliases": ["The Norn Iron", "Irland du nord", "NORTHERN IRELAND", "Irlanda del Norte", "Norrn Iron", "Geography of Northern Ireland", "North Ireland", "Northern ireland", "Governance of Northern Ireland", "Ireland (Northern Ireland)", "The North of Ireland", "N. Ireland", "Northern Ireland, UK", "The Northern Ireland", "6 counties", "N Ireland", "Ulster (UK)", "Six counties", "Northeast of Ireland", "North ireland", "Northern Ireland assembly and Executive", "Nothern Irish", "Tuaisceart Eireann", "North of ireland", "Nothern Ireland", "Na Sé Contaethe", "Norlin Airlan", "Northern irish", "Northern Irish politics", "Northern Ireland, United Kingdom", "Norn iron", "Norlin Airlann", "Northern Ireland (UK)", "Norn Iron", "Na Se Contaethe", "Northern Ireland Assembly and Executive", "Norn Irn", "Northern Ireland's national anthem", "National anthem of Northern Ireland", "Ulster (occupied)", "Communications in Northern Ireland", "Norn Ireland", "Ireland (north)", "The Occupied 6 Counties", "Northern Ireland", "Tuaisceart Éireann", "North of Ireland"]}
{"context": "Question: Which renowned explorer was killed while searching for Umberto Nobile and his airship 'Italia' in 1928?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROALD AMUNDSEN", "aliases": ["Raoul Amundsen", "Roald Engelbregt Gravning A", "Amudsen", "Roald Engelbrecht Gravning Amun", "ROALD AMUNDSEN", "Roald Amundsen", "Amundsen"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Bond villain has been played by Telly Savalas, Donald Pleasance, Charles Gray, and Max Von Sydow?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BLOFELD", "aliases": ["Blofeldian", "Ernst Stavro Blofeld", "Dr. Guntram Shatterhand", "BLOFELD", "Dr. Blofeld", "Ernst Blofeld", "Dr Blofeld", "Blofeld Trilogy", "Blofeld"]}
{"context": "Question: What term is used for leaves which have several colours?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Variegated", "aliases": ["Variegate", "Variegations", "Variegated plant", "Variegation", "Variegated"]}
{"context": "Question: Who hosts the TV quiz show 'Cleverdicks'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ann Widdecombe", "aliases": ["Anne Widdecombe", "Anne Widdecomb", "Ann Noreen Widdecombe", "Ann Widdicombe", "Ann Widdecombe", "Ann WiddIcombe", "Ann Widdecombe versus prostitution"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1987, the Fdracion International del Volleyball arranged the first World Beach Volleyball Championships, which was played where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rio de Janeiro, Brazil", "aliases": ["São Sebastião do Rio de Janeiro", "BRRIO", "Rio de Janiero", "UN/LOCODE:BRRIO", "Río de Jeneiro", "Rio di Janeiro", "Rio de Janeiro (city)", "Rio, Brazil", "Rio de Janero", "Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)", "Rio Janeiro", "Río de Janeiro, Brazil", "Rio de janeiro", "Rio de Janeiro city", "Río de Janeiro", "R. Janeiro", "Rio-de-Janeiro", "Rio de janero", "R Janeiro", "Rio de Jainero", "River of January", "Rio de Janeiro", "Rio de Janeiro, Brazil", "Rio de Janerio", "Sao Sebastiao do Rio de Janeiro", "Rio de Janiero, Brazil", "Rio de Janeiro, RJ", "Rio De Janiero", "Rio de Janeiro City", "Rio De Janeiro", "Rio De Janeiro, Brazil", "The Marvelous City", "Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro", "Rio de janerio", "January River"]}
{"context": "Question: In which county is Wentworth golf course\nAnswer:", "answer": "Surrey", "aliases": ["Surrey", "Suðrigean", "Godley (Hundred)", "County of Surrey", "Surrey, England", "History of Surrey", "Kingdom of Surrey", "Services for Young People in Surrey County Council", "History of surrey", "Surrey (England)", "St Nicolas C of E Infant School"]}
{"context": "Question: What name was given to the floating harbours used on D-Day?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mulberries", "aliases": ["Mulberry tea", "Mulberry trees", "Mulberries", "Mullberry", "Mulbery", "Moriculture", "Mulberry", "Morus (plant)", "Mulberry tree", "Mulberry Tree"]}
{"context": "Question: How many American states were there at the beginning of the twentieth century?\nAnswer:", "answer": "45", "aliases": ["45", "forty-five"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the capital city of the Canadian Province of British Columbia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VICTORIA", "aliases": ["CIVI-TV", "A Victoria", "A-Channel Vancouver Island", "A-Victoria", "CTV Two Vancouver Island", "A-Channel Victoria", "CIVI-DT-2", "VICTORIA", "CTV Vancouver Island", "A Vancouver Island", "'A' Vancouver", "%22A%22 Vancouver", "%22A%22 Vancouver Island", "'A' Vancouver Island", "CIVI-DT", "The New VI", "CTV Two Victoria", "'A' Victoria", "CIVI", "%22A%22 Victoria"]}
{"context": "Question: In what month is the Munich Oktoberfest beer festival held?\nAnswer:", "answer": "September", "aliases": ["Setember", "Sept.", "7ber", "Sep.", "September", "㋈", "Septilis", "Spetember", "September 31", "31 September", "Mean Fomhair", "Septemer"]}
{"context": "Question: First proposed by H.G. Wells in a 1903 story, what military staple saw its first action during the Battle of the Somme, September 1916?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Tank", "aliases": ["NRODT", "National Review", "The National Review Online", "National Weekly", "National Review Online", "The National Review", "The Tank"]}
{"context": "Question: In which ocean are the Canary Islands?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Atlantic", "aliases": ["Sea of Atlas", "The Pond", "Ethiopic Ocean", "Across the pond", "North Atlantic", "The Atlantic Ocean", "North Atlantic ocean", "Northern Atlantic", "Altantic Ocean", "Atlantis Thalassa", "Atlantic basic", "The pond", "Atlantic basin", "Atlantic", "Atlantic Oceans", "Occidental Ocean", "Ethiopian Ocean", "North Atlantic fisheries", "Atlantic Basic", "North-East Atlantic", "Atlantic Basin", "Atlantic ocean", "Atlantic (ocean)", "Antlantic Ocean", "South Atlantic Ocean", "Oceanvs Occidentalis", "Atlantic Ocean", "Central Atlantic", "South Atlantic", "East Atlantic", "North Atlantic Ocean", "Altantic ocean", "Atlantic coast"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year did Brookside first appear on Channel 4?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1982", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two", "1982"]}
{"context": "Question: What battle of the Middle Ages fought on Saint Crispin's Day has been immortalized by a speech that references the day in a Shakespearean history play?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Battle of Agincourt (1415)", "aliases": ["Battle of Agincourt (1415)", "The Battle of Agincourt", "Battle of Agincourt", "Battle Agincourt", "Battle Of Agincourt", "Battle of Azincourt", "Battle of agincourt"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the second most common word in written English?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Of", "aliases": ["O F", "Of", "O.F.", "OF", "O.f.", "Of.", "OF (disambiguation)", "Of (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: “Instrument for measuring the humidity of air or gas.” A definition of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HYGROMETER", "aliases": ["Wet-and-dry-bulb therm", "Assman psychrometer", "Wet-and-dry bulb thermometer", "Psychrometer", "Chilled mirror hygrometer", "Sling psychrometer", "Moisture sensor", "Wet and dry bulb thermometer", "Whirling hygrometer", "HYGROMETER", "Humidity probe", "Humidity meter", "Hygrometer"]}
{"context": "Question: Who has been announced as the next presenter of QI?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SANDI TOKSVIG", "aliases": ["SANDI TOKSVIG", "Sandy Toksvig", "Sandi Toksvig"]}
{"context": "Question: Made in Cornwall, Yarg cheese is wrapped in what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NETTLES", "aliases": ["Large-leaved Nettle", "NETTLES", "Nettle (disambiguation)", "Old Granny Sweat Weed", "Nettles"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the award for the Best Actor at the 2015 BAFTA film awards\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eddie Redmayne", "aliases": ["Eddie redmayne", "Edward Redmayne", "Eddie Redmayne"]}
{"context": "Question: What is found in a thesaurus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Synonyms and antonyms of words", "aliases": ["Synonyms and antonyms of words"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the Japanese dish of bite-sized pieces of raw fish served with dipping sauces, vegetables and wasabi?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sashimi", "aliases": ["Sasimi", "Sashimi", "Sushimi", "刺身"]}
{"context": "Question: The word milieu refers to a person's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Social environment", "aliases": ["Sociocultural context", "Cultural environment", "Environment (sociology)", "Social environments", "Social enviroment", "Social environment", "Social setting", "Social context"]}
{"context": "Question: During his visit in May 2009, the Pope was urged to complain about the state of what landmark between Israel and Jordan?\nAnswer:", "answer": "River Jordan", "aliases": ["Nahr Al-Urdun", "Yardein", "Jordan River (symbolic)", "Jordan River", "Jordan River Valley", "The Jordan", "Jordan river", "River jordon", "Ha-Yarden", "Jordan (river)", "River Jordan", "The River Jordan", "Jordan river Valley", "Jordan River (symbolism)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is commemorated in Great Britain by Trafalgar Day every 21 October, and by the name of Trafalgar Square in London?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A 19th century sea battle", "aliases": ["A 19th century sea battle"]}
{"context": "Question: What can be a river, a sportswear company, or a university?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Columbia", "aliases": ["Columbia", "Columbia (municipality)", "Columbia (song)", "Columbia automobile", "Columbia (yacht)", "Columbia (disambiguation)", "Columbia (town)"]}
{"context": "Question: The hammer and the anvil are two of the bones of the middle ear. What is the third?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stapes acc STIRRUP", "aliases": ["Stapes acc STIRRUP"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US president, who had a birthday on August 19, was born in Hope, Arkansas?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William Jefferson Clinton", "aliases": ["US President Bill Clinton", "Buddy (Clinton's dog)", "William Jefferson Blythe III", "President Bill Clinton", "Bill Clinton's Post Presidency", "Bill Blythe IV", "42nd President of the United States", "Clintonesque", "Klin-ton", "Willy Clinton", "Bill Klinton", "William Jefferson Blythe IV", "Bill Clinton%5C", "Bill clinton", "Clinton, Bill", "The MTV President", "Bill Clinton's sex scandals", "William Jefferson Clinton", "William Blythe III", "Billy Clinton", "William clinton", "MTV president", "Bill Jefferson Clinton", "BillClinton", "William J. Blythe III", "President Clinton", "William J Clinton", "Virginia Clinton Kelly", "Bubba Clinton", "Bill Clinton", "Bull Clinton", "WilliamJeffersonClinton", "William J. Blythe", "William Clinton", "MTV President", "Billl Clinton", "Billll Clinton", "Bill J. Clinton", "Virginia Clinton", "William J. Clinton", "Clinton Gore Administration", "Bill Clinton's Post-Presidency", "William Jefferson (Bill) Clinton", "Virginia Cassidy Blythe", "Willam Jefferson Blythe III", "Virginia Kelly", "William Jefferson %22Bill%22 Clinton", "William %22Bill%22 Clinton", "Bil Clinton", "@billclinton"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the assembly of cardinals for the election of a pope?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Conclave", "aliases": ["Election of the Pope", "Papal conclave", "Sacred Conclave", "Election of the Popes", "Papal succession", "Fumata bianca", "Consistory, Papal", "Conclave", "Papal Election", "Papal election", "Election of the Bishop of Rome", "Eligo in Summum Pontificem", "Who elects the new pope", "The process of selecting a Pope", "Conclaves", "Papal selection", "White smoke", "Papal Elections", "Election of pope", "Election of the bishop of Rome", "Elections in Vatican City", "Room of Tears", "Election of a new pope", "Next pope", "Fumata nera", "Election of the pope", "Papal elections", "Papal Conclave", "New pope", "Fumata nera and fumata b"]}
{"context": "Question: Which real life astronaut was played by Tom Hanks in the film 'Apollo 13'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jim Lovell", "aliases": ["James Arthur Lovell", "Jim Arthur Lovell, Jr.", "James Arthur Lovell, Jr.", "Jim Lovell", "James Arthur Lovell Jr.", "James A. Lovell", "James Lovell (Astronaut)", "James Lovell, Jr.", "Marilyn Lovell", "James A. Lovell, Jr.", "James A. Lovell Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: Which 18th century struggle that ended with the Peace of Utrecht in 1713 was known in America as Queen Anne's War?\nAnswer:", "answer": "War of the Spanish Succession (1701-", "aliases": ["War of the Spanish Succession (1701-"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country is separated into two parts by the town of Limbang of Malaysia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brunei", "aliases": ["Abode of Peace", "BRUNEI", "Health in Brunei", "Burnei", "State of Brunei Darussalam", "Nation of Brunei, the Abode", "برني دارالسلا", "Brunei", "Bruneian Sultanate", "Brunei Darrussalam", "State of Brunei", "Brunai", "Nation of Brunei", "ISO 3166-1:BN", "Asia/Brunei", "Human rights in Brunei", "Brunei Darsussalam", "Nation of Brunei, Abode of", "Negara Brunei Darussalam", "Subdivisions of Brunei", "Brunei Darussalam", "Administrative divisions of Brunei", "Brunei Sultanate", "بروني", "Legal system of Brunei", "State of Brunei, Abode of Peace", "Etymology of Brunei"]}
{"context": "Question: In which county did Eccles cakes originate\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lancashire", "aliases": ["Lancastershire", "Lancashire, England", "County Palatine of Lancaster", "The Red Rose County", "County of Lancaster", "Lancashire (England)", "Lancashire County Palatine", "Lancashire Administration County", "Countie of Lancaster", "Lancashire", "Lancashire Enterprise Zone", "County palatine of Lancaster"]}
{"context": "Question: The film actor Marion Michael Morrison is better known by what name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Wayne", "aliases": ["Michael Morris (John Wayne)", "Marion Morrison", "Marion Robert Morrison", "List of John Wayne films", "Marion Mitchell Morrison", "Michael Morrison (John Wayne)", "Marion Michael Morrison", "John wayne", "List of awards and nominations received by John Wayne", "List of John Wayne Films", "John Wayne"]}
{"context": "Question: A number and letter on a small plate fixed to the smokebox door of a railway locomotive gave what information?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Its home ‘shed’ or depot", "aliases": ["Its home ‘shed’ or depot"]}
{"context": "Question: For which 1993 film did Steven Spielberg win his first 'Oscar' for Best Director?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'SCHINDLER'S LIST'", "aliases": ["Schindler's List (film)", "'SCHINDLER'S LIST'", "Schindler's list", "Schindlers List", "Schindler’s List", "Schindler's List", "Shindlers List", "Leo John", "Shindler's List"]}
{"context": "Question: How much, in pounds sterling, does the Best in Show Winner receive at the annual Crufts Dog Show?\nAnswer:", "answer": "100 pounds", "aliases": ["100 pounds"]}
{"context": "Question: Which creature features on the label of a Bacardi rum bottle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bat", "aliases": ["Bat Conservation", "Bat Groups", "Chiropter", "Chiropteras", "Chiropteran", "Bat (animal)", "Bat roost", "Chiropterologist", "Flittermouse", "Bat species", "Bat evolution", "Chiropterology", "Bat", "Bat wing", "Artificial bat roost", "Flinder mouse", "Chiroptologist", "Bat conservation", "Barotrauma and Wind turbines", "Cheiroptera", "Chiroptera", "Bat life expectancy", "Bats"]}
{"context": "Question: Which town in East Sussex now stands on the site of the battle of Hastings?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Battle", "aliases": ["Battle", "Battle Of", "Battles", "Skirmishes", "Decisive Battle"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Published in 1883, who was the author of the children's book \"\"The Adventures of Pinocchio\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Carlo COLLODI", "aliases": ["Carlos Collodi", "Collodi", "Carlo Lorenzini", "Carlo Collodi", "Carlo COLLODI", "C. Collodi"]}
{"context": "Question: The English football team played the World Cup Final in 1966 in what coloured shirts?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Red", "aliases": ["Red (colour)", "Rgb(255, 0, 0)", "Incarnadining", "Rauður", "Incarnadine", "Red (political adjective)", "FF0000", "Red Movement", "Red", "Red (Colour)", "Reddeners", "Reddest", "Reddened", "Redishly", "Firebrick red", "Reddens", "Reddener", "Color red", "Reddishness", "Redly", "Aztec red", "Red (color)", "(255, 0, 0)", "Raudur", "Color/red", "Redest", "Redishness", "Incarnadined", "Incarnadines", "Reddishly", "List of terms associated with the color red", "Redness"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year was Sputnik, the first man-made satellite, launched?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1957", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-seven", "1957"]}
{"context": "Question: What drinking vessel supposedly confers eternal life on those who drink from it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Holy Grail", "aliases": ["Sangrael", "Grail legend", "The Holy Glair", "Grail mythos", "Sangraal", "Quest for the Holy Grail", "The Holy Grail", "Grail Quest", "Holy Grail", "Grail Myth", "Queste du Graal", "Sangreal", "The Quest of the Holy Grail", "Sangrail", "Grail", "Holy grail", "Holy Graal", "San Greal", "Grail myth", "Holy Grail Quest"]}
{"context": "Question: Coimbra was the former capital of which European country from 1131 -1255?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Portugal", "aliases": ["Portogało", "Republic of Portugal", "PORTUGAL", "Portekiz", "Portugallu", "O Papagaio", "ISO 3166-1:PT", "Portunga", "Phu-to-ga", "Potigal", "Portûnga", "Portugul", "An Phortaingéil", "Portugāle", "Portugale", "Portingale", "Potiti", "Portugali", "Portugall", "Portekîz", "Bo Dao Nha", "Portuguese Republic", "Portogallo", "Portugaul", "Portogalo", "Portyngal", "Yn Phortiugal", "Portugalio", "Portugál", "Portugual", "Portuga", "Portgual", "Portugalsko", "Portugaleje", "Phû-tô-gâ", "Portugalujo", "Portugalija", "Pertual", "Pòtigal", "Portugal", "Bồ Đào Nha", "Portugalska", "República Portuguesa", "Portiwgal", "Portugalėjė", "Portúgal", "Portegal", "An Phortaingeil", "Republica Portuguesa"]}
{"context": "Question: What does the green V shaped tick mean on food products\nAnswer:", "answer": "Suitable for vegetarians", "aliases": ["Suitable for vegetarians"]}
{"context": "Question: To which genus of plant does the Azalea belong?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rhododendron", "aliases": ["Rhododendron", "Pink rhododendron", "Rhodedendron", "Lali Gurans", "R. giganteum", "Rodedendron", "Rhododendrons", "Azaleia", "Rhododendron giganteum", "Buransh", "Azaléia"]}
{"context": "Question: The white pinwheel shaped Tiare is the national flower of which South Pacific island group?\nAnswer:", "answer": "French Polynesia", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:PF", "French Polynesia", "Overseas Country of French Polynesia", "French Oceania", "Polynesie Francaise", "French Polynesia/Military", "French Polynesian", "Polynésie Française Territoire,", "Overseas Collectivity of French Polynesia", "Polynesie Francaise Territoire", "Pōrīnetia Farāni", "Polynésie Française Territoire", "Dance in French Polynesia", "French Establishments in Oceania", "Polynesie", "Polynésie française", "French Polynesia/History", "French Polynesia/Transnational issues", "French Pacific", "History of French Polynesia", "French Settlements in Oceania", "Overseas Lands of French Polynesia", "Polynésie Française", "Polynesie Francaise Territoire, French", "Polynesie francaise", "French Polynesians", "PYF"]}
{"context": "Question: Which radio broadcaster was known as the Man In Black\nAnswer:", "answer": "Valentine Dyall", "aliases": ["Valentine Dyall"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a Jacob's Ladder?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Toy", "aliases": ["Toy-making", "Toy", "Building toy", "Toy companies", "Toy industry", "Toy maker", "Toymakers", "Toy making", "Toy industries", "Toy box", "Pet toy", "Toy-maker", "Toy-line", "Toy makers", "Toy boat", "Ramp Walker", "Farm Toys", "Farm toy", "Coaster models", "Toy-makers", "Toyline", "Toy manufacturer", "Toy company", "Toymaker", "Toymaking", "Toys"]}
{"context": "Question: Near which village in North Wales were the rowing events held at the 1958 British Empire and Commonwealth Games?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LLANBERIS", "aliases": ["Llan beris", "Llanberis", "LLANBERIS"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Irish politician was known as 'The Liberator'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Daniel O'Connell", "aliases": ["'monster meetings'", "Daniel O’Connell", "Dónal Ó Conaill", "Monster meetings", "Daniel O'Connell", "Dónall Ó Conaill", "Danial O'Connell"]}
{"context": "Question: Published on Feb 21, 1848, which two authors were responsible for the Communist Manifesto?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels", "aliases": ["Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels"]}
{"context": "Question: King Charles II nicknamed which US state (then colony) 'Old Dominion' for its loyalty to the Crown during the Commonwealth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Virginia", "aliases": ["US-VA", "State of Virginia", "Virginia, USA", "Tenth State", "Religion in Virginia", "Virginia (USA state)", "Virginia (state)", "Commonwealth of VA", "Rest of Virginia", "Virginia", "Mother of Presidents", "Virginia (USA State)", "The Old Dominion", "VA (state)", "Commonwealth of Virginia", "Virginian Commonwealth", "The Mother of Presidents", "Virginia, United States", "Council of Virginia", "Sports in Virginia", "Viginia", "Virginia (U.S. state)", "10th State", "Virgina", "The Commonwealth of Virginia", "VA, USA", "Virginia (State)"]}
{"context": "Question: Where in the west country can you find a branch of the Tate Gallery?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ST IVES", "aliases": ["St.Ives", "Saint Ives", "St. Ives", "St. Ives (film)", "Saint Yvo", "Saint Ivo", "ST IVES", "St Ives, United Kingdom", "St Ives (film)", "St Ives", "St Ives (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: On which part of the body would a Japanese person wear a geta?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Foot", "aliases": ["Foot fracture", "Human feet", "Foot muscles", "Pedis", "Dorsum of foot", "Joints of foot", "Plates of meat", "Muscles of the Feet", "Foot dorsum", "Foot", "Joints of the foot", "Articulatio pedis", "Broken foot", "Foot (anatomy)", "Articulationes pedis", "Foot type", "Insteps", "Articulations of foot", "Human foot", "Foot sweat", "Instep", "Feet", "Foot deformities", "Foot taboo", "Foot fractures"]}
{"context": "Question: If you were eating a 'Knickerbocker Glory' - What would you be eating?\nAnswer:", "answer": "An ice-cream sundae", "aliases": ["An ice-cream sundae"]}
{"context": "Question: King Julian and Mort are which creatures in the film Madagascar?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lemur and Bush baby", "aliases": ["Lemur and Bush baby"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the term used for a driver on Memorial Day weekend attempting to race in the Indianapolis 500 during the day and the Coca-Cola 600 during the night?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Double", "aliases": ["The Double (film)", "Double", "Doubled", "Double (album)", "The Double", "DOUBLE", "The Double (disambiguation)", "The Double (novel)", "The double", "Double (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: The official Astronomical length of a ('Julian') year is how many days?\nAnswer:", "answer": "365.25", "aliases": ["365.25", "three hundred and sixty-five point two five"]}
{"context": "Question: The songs I got Life and Aquarius come from which musical?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hair", "aliases": ["Hair bud", "Human hair", "Curly-haired", "Curly-hairs", "Hair shaft", "Hairgrowth", "Bodily hair", "Origin of hair", "Origins of hair", "Hairy", "Trichoid", "Curlyhaired", "Hair texture", "Hairs", "Tricho-", "Hair Shaft", "Head hair", "Social role of hair", "Human hairlessness", "History of hair", "Cymotrichous", "Pelage hair", "Hairiness", "Curly hairs", "Straight hair", "Head hairs", "Hair growth rate", "Placoda pili", "Curly hair", "Hair types", "Body Hair", "Curly haired", "Tricho", "Evolution of hair", "Hair", "Hairbands", "Curly-hair"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the publication other than yellow pages that is delivered free to households to help people find local tradesmen?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THOMPSON LOCAL DIRECTORY", "aliases": ["THOMPSON LOCAL DIRECTORY"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Bridget Jones's true love?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mark Darcy", "aliases": ["Mark Darcy", "Bridget Jones (film series)", "Bridgett Jones", "Bridget Jones", "Briget jones"]}
{"context": "Question: How many squares does a Rubik’s Cube have on each side?\nAnswer:", "answer": "9", "aliases": ["9", "nine"]}
{"context": "Question: French, Russian, and Thousand Island are types of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dressing", "aliases": ["Dressed", "Dressings", "Dressing", "Dressing (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: On 1 June 1958, who became the oldest person to break a world record in a standard Olympic athletic event?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dana Ztopkov", "aliases": ["Dana Ztopkov"]}
{"context": "Question: Which two American 400 metre runners were banned for life from the Olympics after being disrespectful when collecting their medals at the 1972 Summer Olympics?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vincent Matthews and Wayne Collett", "aliases": ["Vincent Matthews and Wayne Collett"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the Clampett’s daughter in The Beverley Hillbillies\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ellie May", "aliases": ["Ellie May"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the biggest of the London merchant banks\nAnswer:", "answer": "Morgan Grenfell", "aliases": ["Deutsche Morgan Grenfell", "Morgan, Grenfell & Co", "Morgan Greenfell", "Morgan, Grenfell & Company", "Morgan Grenfell", "Morgan Grenfell & Co.", "Morgan Grenfell & Company", "Morgan Grenfell & Co", "Morgan, Grenfell & Co.", "Morgan Grenfell Private Equity"]}
{"context": "Question: The composer Peter Warlock was the father of which art critic?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BRIAN SEWELL", "aliases": ["BRIAN SEWELL", "Brian Sewell", "Brian Sewel"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the year: Kate Middleton is born; Mail on Sunday first published; Laker Airways collapsed\nAnswer:", "answer": "1982", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two", "1982"]}
{"context": "Question: The Fan, Westhead, Becher's Brook, Foinavon's, Canal Turn, Valentine's Brook, the Booth, the Anchor Bridge and the Chair are features of a venue for what sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Horse racing", "aliases": ["Scratch sheet", "Race horse", "Pony racing", "Horse Racing", "Racing horse", "Racing industry", "Horse racing in Japan", "Horse-racing", "Keiba", "🏇", "Horse racing", "Horse racing venue", "Racing on horseback", "Quarter-Horse Racing", "Horse race", "Horse races", "Racehorses", "Horse-race", "Racehorse", "Turf patron", "Horserace", "Horseracing"]}
{"context": "Question: In ‘Cats’, who is the “Brummel of cats” who is “putting on weight every day”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BUSTOPHER JONES", "aliases": ["Bustopher Jones", "BUSTOPHER JONES"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name for the pieces of wood that sit on top of cricket wickets?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bails", "aliases": ["Posting bail", "Skipping bail", "Bail surety", "Bail schedule", "Bails", "Right to bail", "Jump bail", "Pre-trial release program", "Go bail", "Skipped bail", "Return to custody", "Bailable", "Bail jumping", "Jumped bail", "Posted bail", "Bail hearing", "Jumping bail", "Unsecured bail", "Police bail", "Bail bond", "Bail in the Czech Republic", "Pretrial release", "Admission to bail", "Post bail", "Bail in the United States", "Bail (law)", "Bail", "Skip bail"]}
{"context": "Question: On which island does a narrow gauge railway run from Craignure to Torosay Castle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mull", "aliases": ["Isle of mull scotland", "Mull", "Island of Mull", "Malaeus", "Muile", "Glenforsa", "Isle of Mull"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the pen name of Jim Grant, the British author who writes stories about the former U.S. Military Police Major, Jack Reacher?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LEE CHILD", "aliases": ["Lee Child.", "Jim Grant (author)", "LEE CHILD", "Lee Child", "Leechild.com"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first person to be officially designated Prime Minister in Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, 1905", "aliases": ["Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman, 1905"]}
{"context": "Question: Who became the host of the UK television game show Blankety Blank in 1984?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Les Dawson", "aliases": ["Les Dawson"]}
{"context": "Question: The Suez Canal connects the Mediterranean Sea to which other Sea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Red sea", "aliases": ["Arabicus Sinus", "Sinus Arabicus", "Red sea", "The red sea", "ቀይሕ ", "Red Sea", "Red Sea Basin", "Al Baḩr al Aḩmar", "Sea of Mecca"]}
{"context": "Question: Which collection of poems did William Blake publish in 1794 as a sequel to his earlier collection 'Songs Of Innocence'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'SONGS OF EXPERIENCE'", "aliases": ["Songs of Innocence", "The Fly (Songs of Experience)", "Songs of Experience", "Songs of Innocence and of Experience", "Songs of Innocence and Experience", "Songs Of Innocence And Of Experience", "Songs Of Innocence And Experience", "'SONGS OF EXPERIENCE'"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the nursery rhyme, how many blackbirds were baked in a pie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "24", "aliases": ["24", "twenty-four"]}
{"context": "Question: Which group of around 200 Greek islands in the Aegean Sea includes Andros, Naxos, Paros and Milos?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cyclades", "aliases": ["Cyclades Prefecture", "Kyklades Prefecture", "Kikladhes", "Kyklades", "Cyclades", "List of municipalities in the Cyclades and the D", "Cycladic", "Cyclodes", "ΚΥΚΛΑ", "Κυκλάς", "Κυκλάδες", "Kykládes", "Cyclades islands", "Cyclades Islands", "Cycladic Islands"]}
{"context": "Question: Which organisation uses barbed wire and a candle as its symbol?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL", "aliases": ["Protect the Human", "Amnesty International UK", "Appeal for Amnesty, 1961", "International Amnesty", "International Secretariat of Amnesty International", "Appeal for Amnesty", "Amnesty international", "AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL", "Amnesty.org", "Amnesty International"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first woman to fly solo from England to Australia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Amy Johnson", "aliases": ["Amy Johnston", "Amy Johnson", "Amy Mollison", "Amy Johnson CBE"]}
{"context": "Question: Which food retailer uses the slogan 'We're good with food'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE CO-OPERATIVE", "aliases": ["International (supermarket)", "Scottish Co-operative Wholesale Society", "Co-op Group", "Co-operative Group members", "Co-operative Group", "The co-op group", "Manx Co-operative Society", "The Co-Operative Group", "Plymouth & South West", "Plymco Co-op", "CWS UK", "Cooperative Group", "Members of the Co-Operative Group", "Co-operative Group Members", "Co-Operative Group", "THE CO-OPERATIVE", "Societies of The Co-operative Group", "Coop Group", "The Co-Operative", "The co-operative group's new head office", "Co-Op UK", "The Co-operative Group", "Members of The Co-Operative Group", "The Co-operative", "The co-op", "Members of the Co-operative Group", "Plymouth and South West Co-operative Society", "Scottish co-op", "Co-operative group", "Members of The Co-operative Group", "Cooperative Wholesale Society", "Linfood Holdings", "Co-operative Group Ltd.", "Plymco"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the village druid in the comic strip ‘Asterix’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Getafix", "aliases": ["Unhygienix", "Getafix", "Mrs Geriatrix", "Mrs. Geriatrix", "Vitalstatistix", "Pirates (Asterix)", "Fulliautomatix", "Chief's shieldbearers", "Characters of Asterix", "Mrs. Fulliautomatix", "Postaldistrix", "Characters in asterix", "List of Asterix characters", "Iélosubmarine", "Flaturtha", "Recurring characters in Asterix", "Bacteria (comics)", "Ocatarinetabellatchitchix", "Characters in Asterix", "Cacofonix", "Impedimenta", "Asterix characters", "Geriatrix"]}
{"context": "Question: The same (not the same as the question above, simply, 'the same') - from Italian?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ditto", "aliases": ["Ditto (film)", "Ditto (disambiguation)", "Ditto"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the King of Troy during the famous siege?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PRIAM", "aliases": ["Priam of Troy", "Priamos", "Priam", "Πρίαμος", "Priimuua", "Exceptionally courageous", "PRIAM", "Priamus"]}
{"context": "Question: In which North African country was Mohammed Al-Fayed, owner of Harrods department store in London, born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Egypt", "aliases": ["EGY", "Arab Republic of Egypt", "A.R. EGYPT", "The Arab Republic of Egypt", "Eygpt", "Etymology of Egypt", "مصر", "Kemmet", "Gift of the Nile", "Arab Republic Of Egypt", "Names of Egypt", "Miṣr", "A.R. Egypt", "Eytp", "National identity of Egyptians", "Jumhuriyat Misr al'", "Eypt", "Egyptian Republic", "Ejipt", "Name of Egypt", "Egipto", "Kimet", "جمهوريّة مص", "Egypte", "Egypt (name)", "Egypt", "جمهورية مصرالع", "A.R. Egypt", "Republic of Eygpt", "Égypte", "Second Egyptian Republic", "Egipt", "ISO 3166-1:EG", "Egypt info"]}
{"context": "Question: Which tree, native to Western Australia, has flowers that are used to make honey, and long, straight trunks which provide a deep rich reddish-brown, termite-resistant wood with an attractive grain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jarrah", "aliases": ["Jarrah (tree)", "Jarrah", "Eucalyptus marginata", "Swan River mahogany", "Jarrah Tree"]}
{"context": "Question: Bass red triangle was the first ever registered (UK)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Trademark", "aliases": ["Registered trademarks", "Trade marks", "Trademark", "Trademarked", "Trade mark", "Trade Mark Law", "Trademark Law Treaty", "Trade-marks", "Trademarks", "Trademarking", "Registered tradename", "Well-known trade mark", "Trade-mark", "Registered Trademark", "Trademarks registry", "Trademark Law", "Three-dimensional trademark", "Trade mark law", "Registered trade mark", "Trade mark sign", "Trade Marks", "Trademar", "Trademark registration", "Marca registrada", "Trade Mark", "Trademark law"]}
{"context": "Question: Carried out by a military man it’s called Seppuku. What other name is it known by?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HARA-KIRI", "aliases": ["Harikari", "Hari cari", "腹切り", "Sepuku", "Daki-kubi", "切腹", "Jigai", "Hari-kiri", "Harikiri", "Hara-kiri", "腹切", "Harakiri", "Tsuifuku", "Stomach-cutting", "Hari-Kiri", "追腹", "Hari-kari", "Seppku", "Hara-Kiri", "Hara Kiri", "Japanese ritual suicide", "Hare kari", "追い腹", "Hari kari", "HARA-KIRI", "Seppuku", "Hari-Kari", "Sepukku", "Hara kiri", "Stomach cutting", "Hari kiri", "Oibara"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was king of Great Britain and Ireland when the American colonies were lost?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GEORGE III", "aliases": ["George III, King of Great Britain and Ireland", "King george the 3rd", "George iii", "George III, King of Great Britain", "Farmer George", "George III of Corsica", "GEORGE III", "King George 3", "King George III", "George III of England", "George iii of the united kingdom", "George III", "George III of Great Britain", "George III of Scotland", "King George III of the United Kingdom", "George III of Great Britain and Ireland", "George III of Hanover", "King George III of Great Britain", "George the Third", "George III of Britain", "George III of the United Kingdom", "George III of the UK", "George III Guelph", "Mad King George", "List of titles and honours of King George III", "George William Frederick", "George III %22the Mad%22 of the", "King George 3 of the United Kingdom", "George Iii"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which Prime Minister said \"\"the War Office kept three sets of figures, one to mislead the public, one to mislead the Cabinet and one to mislead itself\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Herbert Asquith", "aliases": ["Herbert Asquith (disambiguation)", "Herbert Asquith"]}
{"context": "Question: Which philosopher wrote 'Thus Spoke Zarathustra' between 1883 and 1885?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Friedrich Nietzsche", "aliases": ["Nietzshe", "Fredirich Nietzsche", "Freidrich Neitzsche", "FriedrichNietzsche", "Frederich Nietzsche", "Neetshe", "Willhelm Nietsche", "Nieztche", "Neetsche", "Friedrich nietschze", "Nitzche", "Nietze", "Fredreich Nietzsche", "Wilhelm Nietsche", "Neetzshe", "Nietche", "Neeche", "Friedrich Nietszche", "Friedrich Neitzsche", "Neitschze", "Niezsche", "Nietzsche, Friedrich", "Neetcha", "Friedrich Nietzche", "Wilhelm Nietzche", "Neetche", "Neitzsche", "Neitche", "Freidrich Nietzsche", "Niezshe", "Franziska Oehler", "TheWillToPower", "Nietzsche", "Fredrick Nietzche", "F. W. Nietzsche", "Nietshze", "Nietshe", "Neitshe", "Neitzche", "Friederich Wilhelm Nietzsche", "Friedrich Nietsche", "Nietszshe", "Nietsche", "Neetschze", "Friedrich nietzsche", "Friederich Nietzsche", "Neitzchse", "Nietzcheism", "Neitsche", "F. Nietzsche", "Nitshe", "Nieztsche", "Willhelm Nietszche", "Neitshze", "Nietsha", "Nietzche", "Neitsze", "Nietschze", "Friedrick Nietzsche", "Neechee", "Wilhelm Nietzsche", "Wilhelm Nietszche", "Nietsje", "Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche", "Nietszche", "Willhelm Nietzche", "Friedrich Nietzsche", "Nieche", "Neischze", "Friedrich Neitszche", "Neetza", "Nitzsche", "Friedriche Nietzsche", "Fredericke Nietsche", "Neitze"]}
{"context": "Question: Which local radio station broadcasts to Wigan and St. Helens on 102.4 FM?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WISH (FM)", "aliases": ["102.4 Wish FM", "WISH (FM)", "Wish FM"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the earliest (post-gamete) developmental stage of the human embryo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Zygote", "aliases": ["Zytgote", "Zygotic", "Biparental zygote", "Zygotes", "Zygote", "Fertilised egg", "Oosperm", "Fertilized egg cell", "Fertilized egg"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The name of which animal means \"\"man of the forest\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Orangutan", "aliases": ["Pongini", "Orangutan", "Red apes", "Oran utan", "Orangotan", "Pongo (genus)", "Orang-utan", "Red ape", "Oranghutan", "Orangoutan", "Pongoid", "Orangutans", "Orang Utans", "Orangutang", "Orang Utang", "Urangutang", "Orangatan", "Orang Utan", "Orang Hutan", "Orang-u-tan", "Urangutan", "Orangutangs", "Pongo (orangutan)", "Orang-utang", "Orang utan", "Orangatang", "Orang-outan", "Orangoutang", "Orang-Utan", "Orang utangs", "Orang-Outang"]}
{"context": "Question: What organisation was formed in 1670 when King Charles II of England granted a charter to Prince Rupert and others to give them large tracts of land and the trading rights over a large area?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hudson's Bay Company", "aliases": ["Hudson Bay company", "Hudson’s Bay Company", "Hudson's Bay Company", "Governor and Company of Adventurers of England", "The Governor and Company of Adventurers of England trading", "Governor and Company of Adventurers of England trading", "Hudson's Bay Oil and Gas Company", "Hudsons bay company", "Hudsons Bay Company", "Hudson Bay Oil & Gas", "Hudson Bay Company", "Compagnie de la Baie d'H", "The Hudson's Bay Company", "Hudsons' bay company", "Hudson's Bay Co."]}
{"context": "Question: What naturalist’s quest to save Rwandan gorillas from poaching was made into the 1988 Academy Award-nominated film “Gorillas in the Mist”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dian Fossey", "aliases": ["Kitty Price", "Wayne Richard McGuire", "Diane Fossey", "The Dian Fossey Gorilla Fund", "Wayne McGuire", "Dian Fossey", "Diane fossey"]}
{"context": "Question: Liverpool played against whom in the first ever ‘Match of the Day’ in 1964?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARSENAL", "aliases": ["Arsenal Football Club", "Woolwich Arsenal F.C.", "Arsenal appreciation", "Arsenal Gunners", "ARSENAL", "Arsenal F. C.", "Arsenal F C", "ARSENAL FOOTBALL CLUB", "Arsenal f. c.", "Arsenal FC", "Wolwich Arsenal", "Arsenal:The Official Magazine", "Arsenal F.C", "50 Greatest Gunners", "FC Arsenal", "Arsenal.F.C", "Arsenal fc", "Royal Arsenal F.C.", "The Arsenal", "List of current Arsenal FC players", "The Gunners", "The Gooners", "Victoria Concordia Crescit", "Arsenal.com", "Arsenal F.C.", "Dial Square", "Gunnersaurus Rex", "Arsenal London", "Gunnersaurus"]}
{"context": "Question: It was inspired by an Ingmar Bergman film, has had Glynis Johns, Judi Dench and Catherine Zeta-Jones as leading actress, all of whom have won major awards in the role, and has contributed a haunting and enduring song to the popular canon. Which is it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A Little Night Music by Stephen Sondheim", "aliases": ["A Little Night Music by Stephen Sondheim"]}
{"context": "Question: What monkey is friends with the Man in the Yellow Hat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Curious George", "aliases": ["The Man in the Yellow Hat", "Ted, The Man in The Yellow Hat", "Maggie (Curious George character)", "Curious George", "The man in the yellow hat", "Ted, the Man in the Yellow Hat", "The Man with the Yellow Hat", "Man in the Yellow Hat", "Curious George (character)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the surname of the butler played by Gordon Jackson in Upstairs Downstairs?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hudson", "aliases": ["Hudson (disambiguation)", "Hudson"]}
{"context": "Question: In 'Toy Story 2' what was the character 'Bullseye'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A horse", "aliases": ["Lightning (game)", "Horse (game)", "Bump (game)", "Around the World (basketball game)", "Horse or pig stipulations in basketball", "Basketball Activities", "Variations of basketball", "Knockout (non-violent game)", "Knockout (game)", "Around the World (basketball)", "Around the World (Basketball)", "Knockout (basketball game)", "A horse", "P-I-G (basketball)", "Around the World (a playground basketball game)", "H-O-R-S-E", "Knockout (basketball)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which group has had hits with the albums 'Hopes and Fears', and `Under the Iron Sea'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Keane", "aliases": ["Keane", "Keane (surname)", "Keane (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Actress Fenella Fielding was the sister of which famous comedian and comic actor?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARTY FELDMAN", "aliases": ["Lauretta Feldman", "Marty Feldman", "MARTY FELDMAN", "Marty feldman"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 20th century American composer wrote the American Festival overture in 1939, and Symphony No. 3 considered the most important new work of 1942, and won the Pulitzer Prize in 1943?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William Schuman", "aliases": ["William Schuman", "Schuman, William Howard", "William Howard Schuman", "William Schumann"]}
{"context": "Question: What was J. D. Salinger's most famous novel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Catcher in the Rye", "aliases": ["Mr Antolini", "Catcher in the Rye", "Club Ernies", "The Catcher In The Rye", "D.B. Caulfield", "Edmont Hotel", "D. B. Caulfield", "Catcher in the rye", "The catcher in the rye", "A Catcher in the Rye", "Agerstown Pa", "DB Caulfield", "Catcher In The Rye", "Estelle Fletcher", "Jane Gallagher", "Faith Cavendish", "The catcher and the rye", "Little Shirley Beans", "Phoebe Caulfield", "Agerstown, PA", "Mr. Spencer", "Agerstown, Pennsylvania", "The Catcher in the Rye", "Sally Hayes", "Catcher In the Rye"]}
{"context": "Question: What does the Latin phrase ‘Fortes fortuna juvat’ translate to in English?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fortune favours the brave", "aliases": ["Fortune Favours the Bold", "Fortune favors the bold", "Audentes fortuna iuvat", "Fortis Fortuna Adiuvat", "Fortune favours the bold", "Fortune Favours The Brave", "Fortune Favors the brave", "Fortune Favours the Brave", "Fortune Favors the Brave", "Fortune favours the brave", "Fortes fortuna adiuvat", "Fortune Favors the Bold", "Virtutis Fortuna Comes"]}
{"context": "Question: Bithynia was an ancient province on which sea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BLACK SEA", "aliases": ["Marea Neagră", "BLACK SEA", "Black Sea shelf", "Black Sea littoral", "Черноморский", "Black sea", "შავი ზღ�", "შავი ზღ�", "Euxine", "Чорноморський", "The Black Sea", "Black seas", "Schwarzes Meer", "Pontus Euxinus", "Pontus Euxinos", "Euxine Sea", "Black Sea", "Kara Deniz", "Черно море"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, in the years prior to World War II, conceived and oversaw the development of an integrated air defence system for England which included radar, human observers, raid plotting and radio control of aircraft?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hugh Dowding", "aliases": ["Hugh Caswell Tremenheere Dow", "Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dow", "Dowding", "Hugh Dowding, 1st Baron Dowding", "Air Chief Marshal Sir Hugh Dowding", "H C T Dowding", "H Dowding", "Sir Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dow", "Hugh Dowding", "Lord Dowding", "Sir Hugh Dowding", "Hugh Caswall Tremenheere Dow"]}
{"context": "Question: The inaugural issue of what comic book, which was released in June, 1938, introduced Superman?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Action Comics", "aliases": ["Chuck Dawson", "Action Comics Weekly", "Action Comics", "Action comics"]}
{"context": "Question: Stylised as a lower case x, the album ‘Multiply’, which topped the UK charts for 8 weeks in 2014, is by which Brit award-winning singer-songwriter?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ed Sheeran", "aliases": ["Edward Christopher Sheeran", "Ed sheeran", "Edward Sheeran", "Gingerbread Man Records", "Ed Sheeran", "Ed Sharon"]}
{"context": "Question: ' Ophidian ' refers to what kind of creatures ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SNAKES", "aliases": ["Snkae", "Snakes", "Serpentes", "Serpentigenous", "Snake anatomy", "🐍", "Snakey", "Snake diet", "Snake locomotion", "Serpentiform", "Snake", "Snake food", "Snake (zoology)", "Coronellidae", "Snakiest", "SNAKES"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a popular name for the North American bison?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Buffalo", "aliases": ["Bufallo", "Buffaloes", "Buffalo", "Buffalos", "Buffalo (ship)", "Buffalo (AFL)", "Buffalo (disambiguation)", "Buffalo (vehicle)", "Buffaloe", "Buffalo (zoology)", "Buffalo (album)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first man to win Olympic Gold Medals at 200 metres and 400 metres?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MICHAEL JOHNSON", "aliases": ["Michael Johnson (football)", "Michael Johnson", "Mike Johnson (football player)", "Johnson, Michael", "Michael Johnson (footballer)", "MICHAEL JOHNSON", "Mike Johnson", "Michael Johnson (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What is a \"\"white dwarf\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Star", "aliases": ["Stellar diameter", "Intermediate mass stars", "Massive star", "Stellum", "Star", "Star fission", "Wishstar", "Intermediate mass star", "End of the Sun", "Stellar radius", "Stars", "Intermediate star", "🌟"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the current occupant of Dorneywood in Buckinghamshire?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George Osborne", "aliases": ["Gideon Osborne", "Chancellor George Osborne", "George Osbourne", "George osborne", "George Gideon Oliver Osborne", "George Osborne MP", "Gideon George Oliver Osborne", "George Osborne"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the 16th president of the U.S.A.,assasinated in 1865\nAnswer:", "answer": "Abraham LINCOLN", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 1999 Oscar winning film has a title which refers to a breed of rose and features a red rose on it's poster?\nAnswer:", "answer": "American Beauty", "aliases": ["American beauty", "American Beauty (novel)", "American Beauty (film)", "American Beauty (disambiguation)", "American Beauty (movie)", "American Beauty"]}
{"context": "Question: Name one of the two British scientists who shared the Nobel Prize for Medicine in 2001?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SIR PAUL NURSE or DR.", "aliases": ["SIR PAUL NURSE or DR."]}
{"context": "Question: Which American golfer is nicknamed 'Crazy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Corey Pavin", "aliases": ["Corey Pavin", "Corey Allen Pavin"]}
{"context": "Question: What does a farrier do?\nAnswer:", "answer": "He shoes horses", "aliases": ["He shoes horses"]}
{"context": "Question: When did the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms, the bill of rights entrenched in Canadian law as part of the Constitution Act, come into force?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1982", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and eighty-two", "1982"]}
{"context": "Question: A steel sphere filled with sodium housed at the University of Maryland seeks to register the flipping of what physical property that is of enormous significance to mariners, among others?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Earth's magnetic field", "aliases": ["Geomagnetic", "Earths magnetic field", "Magnetic field of the earth", "Earth Magnetism", "Geomagnetic field", "Earth's magnetism", "Geomagnetics", "Magnetic Field of Earth", "Earths magnitism", "Earth's magnetic poles", "Magnetic field of the Earth", "Geomagnetic Field", "Earths Magnetic Field", "The earth's magnetic field", "Earth's magnetic field", "Terrestrial magnetism", "Magnetologist", "Geomagnetic maximum", "Magnetic field of earth", "Geomagnetism", "Surface magnetic field", "Earth magnetic field"]}
{"context": "Question: Where during the Iron Age and Roman era was Gaul? West Central Europe; Spain and North Africa; Scandinavia; or Eastern Europe?\nAnswer:", "answer": "West Central Europe", "aliases": ["West Central Europe"]}
{"context": "Question: Which cartoon character lives in a pineapple under the sea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SpongeBob SquarePants", "aliases": ["Money And Music", "Sand Mountain (Bikini Bottom)", "Boat mobile", "Mrs. Puff's Boating School", "Patrick Starfish (character)", "Spongebob squarepants controversy", "Krusty Towers (location)", "SpongeBob squarepants", "Bikini Bottom Jail", "National No SpongeBob Day", "The ugly barnacle", "SpongeBob Universe", "Bikini Bottom Boat", "Boys Who Cry", "Sea Needle", "Spongebob (video game)", "Krusty Krab 2", "SpongeBob theme song", "Frozen Face Off", "Spongebobs", "Krabby patty Secret Sauce", "Music of SpongeBob SquarePants", "TV Networks airing SpongeBob SquarePants", "SpongeBob SquarePants (TV show)", "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (film", "Bikini Bottom News", "The Rusty Krab", "Shady Shoals Rest Homes", "Chumbucket", "SpongeBob Nation", "Changed Names (SpongeBob TV Series)", "Patrick Bio", "SpongeBob SquareShorts", "Stingray 5000", "SpongeBob SquarePants", "Shell Shack", "Sponge-bob-square-pants", "SpongeBob SquarePants theme song", "Krabby Patty formula", "Name changes on SpongeBob SquarePants", "Spongebob joystick game", "SpongeBoy SquarePants", "SpongeBob SquarePants: Collapse!", "Ultimate SpongeBob SpongeBash", "Criticism of Spongebob Squarepants", "Spongebob Sqaurepants", "Goo Lagoon", "Port-O-Head", "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (series", "Spongebob (the show)", "Spongeboob", "The Wisenheimers", "Bikini Bottom", "Astrology with Squidward", "SpongeBob SquarePants TV Game", "Sponge Bob Squarepants", "SpongeBob SquarePants (TV series)", "Deuueaugh", "Spongebob Squarepants theme song", "Shady Shoals Rest Home", "Krusty krab pizza", "Jellyfish Fields", "Bob Esponja", "Barg'n Mart", "Rusty Krab", "Criticism of SpongeBob SquarePants", "Kuddly Krab", "Sponge Bob SquarePants", "Recurring jokes in SpongeBob SquareP", "Patrick Star Adventures", "Boatmobile", "Spongbob", "Krabby patty", "Palace of Pranks", "Jellyfishing(Hobby)", "SüngerBob KarePantolon", "Jellyfishing (hobby)", "Frycook of The Chum Bucket", "King Amoeba", "List of places in Bikini Bottom", "Monster Krabby Patty", "List of SpongeBob SquarePants crew", "SpongeBob SquarePants controversy", "Evil Spongebob", "Bikini Bottomshire", "Spongebobsquarepants", "Spongebob SquarePants", "Mr. Seaweed", "SpongeBob.com", "What Zit Tooya", "Who lives in a pineapple under the sea%", "Spongebob", "Doodle Bob", "Spongebob Squarepants", "SpongePedia", "The KK", "SquarePants", "International Following of SpongeBob SquarePants", "Spongebob squarepants series", "First Nautical Bank", "SpongeBob Squarepants Controversy", "Sponge Bob", "Queen Mildew", "SpongeBob", "Crabby Patty", "Mr. Sea Chicken", "Spongebob squarepants", "The SpongeBob SquarePants Movie (film", "What zit tooya", "Every Villian is Lemons", "Jellyfish (SpongeBob SquarePants", "History of SpongeBob SquarePants", "Oops ouchskies", "SPONGEBOB SQUAREPANT", "Bob l'éponge", "Shady Shoals", "Who lives in a pineapple under the sea", "SpongeBob SquarePants cast", "SpongeBoy Ahoy!", "Spongebob's Jobs", "Sponge Bob Square Pants", "SpongeBob Square Pants", "Spongebob theme song", "Mindy the Mermaid", "Sponge-bob square-pants", "King Jellyfish", "Krusty Krab Inc.", "SpongeBob (video game)", "International following of SpongeBob SquarePants", "SpongeBob Squarepants", "Bulac", "Spongebob's Pineapple House", "SpongeBob Bio", "Spongebob and the Mystery with a Twister", "Duhfish", "S. S. Cheapskate", "Sponge bob square pants", "SpongeBob SquarePants (series)", "SpongeBob & The Hi-Seas"]}
{"context": "Question: What is more likely to be associated with a sward?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chewings fescue", "aliases": ["Festuca rubra ssp. commutata", "Chewings fescue", "Chewing's Fescue", "Festuca rubra subsp. commutata", "Chewings Fescue"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What U.S. state is the \"\"Sooner State\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oklahoma", "aliases": ["Okla.", "Oklahoma", "Oklahoma, United States", "Sooner State", "Forty-Sixth State", "Religion in Oklahoma", "Culture of Oklahoma", "46th State", "Oklahoma (U.S. state)", "Oklahoma, USA", "State of Oklahoma", "List of Oklahoma State Symbols", "Oaklahoma", "Oklaholma", "Transportation in Oklahoma", "US-OK", "Sports in Oklahoma", "Okla", "Oklahoman", "Oclahoma", "Education in Oklahoma", "Energy in Oklahoma", "Transport in Oklahoma", "Forty-sixth State", "Oklahoma (state)", "The Sooner State"]}
{"context": "Question: Malabo is the capital of which African country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Equatorial Guinea", "aliases": ["GNQ", "Equatorial Guineau", "Equatorial guinea", "Guinea Ecuatorial", "Guinée Équatoriale", "Sport in Equatorial Guinea", "Guinea Equatoriale", "Equatorial Guinean", "Equitorial Guinea", "GEQ", "Equatoguineans", "Guinee Equatoriale", "Equatorial Guinée", "Equatoguinean", "Guiné Equatorial", "Guine Equatorial", "Guinée équatoriale", "Administrative divisions of Equatorial Guinea", "EqG", "Equatorial Guniea", "Guinea Équatoriale", "Equatorial Guineans", "Eqguin", "Equatoguinea", "Guinee equatoriale", "Republic of Equatorial Guinea", "Eq. Guinea", "Equatorial Guinee", "EQG", "Guinea Equatorial", "Equitoreal guinea", "Equatorial Guinea", "ISO 3166-1:GQ", "Equatorial guiniea"]}
{"context": "Question: 'The Immortal Game' between a Frenchman and a German in 1851 at Simpsons in London's Strand was contested in what discipline?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chess", "aliases": ["Chess match", "Šachmatai", "Sjakk", "Ajedrez", "Ahedres", "Ficheall", "Rank and file (chess)", "Chess Revers", "Chess", "Xadrez", "Chess publications", "Satranç", "Western chess", "Šachy", "Шахи", "Chess game", "European chess", "Chess psychology", "ChesS", "Ŝako", "ਸ਼ਤਰੰ", "Chess games", "शतरंज", "Play chess", "Skaak", "Western Chess", "Orthochess", "Chesss", "Game of chess", "Šach", "Echedoù", "Échecs", "שחמט", "Chesse", "Scacci", "Шахмат", "Escacs", "Cög", "Şah", "Cờ vua", "International Chess", "Chess board game", "Chess Board Game", "Шахматы", "Game of Chess", "Skak", "شطرنج", "Шатар", "Chess career", "Σκάκι", "Šahs", "Cheess", "Chess srategy and tactics", "Chess (game)", "Skák", "International chess"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Commenting on the death of screenwriter Ruth Prawer Jhabvala in April 2013, which film company issued the statement \"\"The passing of our two-time Academy Award winning screenwriter is a significant loss to the global film community.\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Merchant Ivory Productions", "aliases": ["Merchant Ivory Productions", "Merchant Ivory films", "Merchant Ivory", "Merchant ivory", "Merchant-Ivory", "Merchant and Ivory"]}
{"context": "Question: Name any of the three longest serving Labour MPs – all elected in 1970.\nAnswer:", "answer": "GERALD KAUFMAN, MICHA", "aliases": ["GERALD KAUFMAN, MICHA"]}
{"context": "Question: In musical terminology, what word describes sliding between two notes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GLISSANDO", "aliases": ["Glissando", "Gliss", "Bend (music)", "Note bending", "𝆱", "𝆲", "Glissandi", "Glissandos", "GLISSANDO", "Pick gliss", "Bent pitch"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the only two types of mammal that can lay eggs?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Platypus", "aliases": ["Platamapus", "Duck-Mole", "Platipous", "Duck-billed Platypus", "Duck-Fox", "Palatipuses", "Ornithorhyncus Anatinus", "Duck-mole", "Duck billed platypus", "Marsupial duckbill", "Monotremes oviparous, ov", "Duckmole", "Duck billed playtupus", "Platypodes", "Duck mole", "Duck billed platapus", "Duck-billed platypus", "Ornithorhyncus anatinus", "Platypuses", "Ornithorhyncus", "Ornithorhyncus paradoxus", "Platypus", "Beaver duck", "Ornithorhynchus", "Ornithorhynchus Anatinus", "Duck Mole", "Plata-ma-pus", "Mallangong", "Platypi", "Duck Billed Platypus", "Duckbilled platypus", "Duck-Billed Platypus", "Platapus", "Ornithorhynchus anatinus", "Platipus", "Duckbill platypus"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the curve seen at the surface of a liquid, particularly in a narrow tube?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Meniscus", "aliases": ["Meniscal", "Miniscus", "The miniscus", "Meniscus", "Menisci"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 2008 Western film starred Ed Harris and Viggo Mortensen as lawmen, Jeremy Irons as a rancher and Renee Zellweger as a piano-playing widow?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Appaloosa", "aliases": ["Palouse horses", "Appaloosa", "Apaloosa", "Appaloosa horse", "Palouse horse", "Appaloosas"]}
{"context": "Question: The bacteria used in botox is also responsible for what disease\nAnswer:", "answer": "Botulism", "aliases": ["Botchalism", "Botulinum Toxin A", "Botulinum antitoxin", "Allantiasis", "Botulism", "Infant botulism", "ATC code J06AA04", "Botulinus"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the longest river in Canada?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mackenzie River", "aliases": ["Deh Cho River", "Mackenzie River Delta", "Mackenzie River Valley", "Mackenzie river", "River Mackenzie", "Disappointment River", "MacKenzie River", "Mackenzie valley", "Mackenzie River delta", "Mackenzie River, Northwest Territories", "Mackenzie Valley", "Mackenzie River"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the colour of the bull of an archery target?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GOLD", "aliases": ["GOLD (disambiguation)", "GOLD"]}
{"context": "Question: Hepatic relates to which organ of the human body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Liver", "aliases": ["Impressio duodenalis", "Glisson's sheath", "Livers", "Fetal liver", "Impressio gastrica hepatis", "Impressio renalis hepatis", "Diaphragmatic surface of liver", "Human livers", "Suprarenal impression", "Impressio colica hepatis", "Gastric impression on the liver", "Duodenal impression", "Calves liver", "Colic impression on liver", "Capsula fibrosa perivascularis", "Renal impression on liver", "Gastric impression", "Liver", "Impressio suprarenalis hepatis", "Liver metabolism", "Visceral surface of liver", "Liver sauce", "Glissons capsule", "Duodenal impression on liver", "Impressio gastrica", "Impressio renalis", "Couinaud segment", "Liver capsule", "Impressio duodenalis hepatis", "Peritoneal attachments of liver", "Iecur", "Human liver", "Hepatic metabolism", "Hepatic", "Hepatic production", "Gastric impression on liver", "Colic impression", "Fibrous capsule of glisson", "Suprarenal impression on liver", "Lobus hepatis", "Impressio colica", "Hepar", "Glisson’s capsule", "Human Liver", "Glisson's capsule", "Jecur", "Liver lobe", "Liver Tissue Blood Flow", "Fibrous capsule of liver", "Renal impression", "Glissons sheath", "Impressio suprarenalis", "Fibrous capsule of Glisson"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Spanish city is the Alhambra Palace located?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Granada", "aliases": ["Granada", "UN/LOCODE:ESGRX", "Illiberi Liberini", "Granada (city)", "Eliberri", "Elibyrge", "Ilbira", "Elybirge", "Granada, Granada", "Granada, Spain", "The weather in Granada", "Illiber"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which Welsh actor portrays David Frost in the 2008 film, \"\"Frost/Nixon\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "MICHAEL SHEEN", "aliases": ["Michael sheene", "Michael Sheen", "MICHAEL SHEEN", "Micheal Sheen"]}
{"context": "Question: Of which band was Feargal Sharkey the lead singer until 1983?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE UNDERTONES", "aliases": ["THE UNDERTONES", "Undertone", "Undertones (disambiguation)", "Undertones acappella", "Undertones", "Undertone (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: In what event did Bruce Jenner win a gold medal at the 1976 Olympics?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Decathlon", "aliases": ["Decathlon best", "Decathalon", "Decathlon", "Men's decathlon", "Men's Decathlon", "Decathlete"]}
{"context": "Question: Which children's TV show used cabbages as the booby prize?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Crackerjack", "aliases": ["Cracker-jack", "Crackerjack (disambiguation)", "Crackerjack (movie)", "CrackerJack", "Crackerjack!", "Crackerjack (film)", "Cracker Jack (disambiguation)", "Crackerjack", "Crackerjacks", "The Crackerjacks"]}
{"context": "Question: Chesney Allen formed a double act with which famous entertainer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bud Flanagan", "aliases": ["Bud Flanagan", "Bud Flannagan"]}
{"context": "Question: Which great composer's only ballets were, 'The Creatures Of Prometheus' and 'Ritterballet'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BEETHOVEN", "aliases": ["Ludwig van Baytoven", "L.V. Beethoven", "Life and Work of Ludwig van Beethoven", "Beetoven", "L. van Beethoven", "Beethoven's hair", "Beethowen", "Life and work of Beethoven", "Luigi van Beethoven", "Ludvig van Beethoven", "Van Beethoven", "Beethovan", "Beethoven, Ludwig van", "Beethoven", "Beethovenfest", "Beethoven: life and work", "Beeethoven", "Ludwig von Beethoven", "Ludwig van Beitoven", "Von Beethoven, Ludwig", "Beethoven, Ludvig van", "Beitoven", "Beethoven, Ludwig von", "Beitoven, Ludwig van", "Beethoven, Ludvig von", "Baytoven, Ludwig van", "Baytoven", "Ludwig Van Beethoven", "Luis de Beethoven", "Bethovan", "Beethovens", "Ludvig von Beethoven", "Bethoven", "Ludwig van Beethoven's", "Ludwig Von Beethoven", "Ludwig van Beetoven", "Beetehoven", "Betoven", "Beethovenian", "BEETHOVEN", "Ludwig van Beethoven's religious views", "Ludwig van", "The Story of Beethoven", "Von Beethoven", "Ballets by Ludwig van Beethoven", "Beetoven, Ludwig van", "Louis van Beethoven", "Ludwig van Beethoven", "Life and work of Ludwig van Beethoven", "Beethoven's religious beliefs", "Ludvig beethoven", "Ludwing van Beethoven", "Beethoven's", "Ludwig Beethoven", "Ludwig van Beethoven's religious beliefs", "Van Beethoven, Ludwig"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the book His Dark Materials?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PHILIP PULLMAN", "aliases": ["PHILIP PULLMAN", "Brokenbridge", "Philip Pullman CBE", "Phillip Pullman's", "Philip Pullman", "Phillip Pullman", "Philip Pullmann"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the term for a person whose body doesn't produce melanin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Albino", "aliases": ["Human albino", "Albinistic animals", "Albinoism", "Albinistics", "Amelanotic", "Albinotically", "Albinoidism", "Human albinos", "Albinoes", "Animals with albinism", "Albinesses", "Oculocutaneous albinism, ty", "Albino humans", "Albinism (human)", "Hypomelanistic", "Human hypomelanosis", "The Albino", "Amelanoid", "Albino human", "Albinistic person", "Albinistic", "Persons with albinism", "Amelanists", "Albinotic", "Forsius-Eriksson ocular al", "Human hypomelanism", "Albinistic animal", "Albino (color)", "Hypomelanic", "Albino", "Achromia", "People with albinism", "Ocular Albinism", "Hypomelanoses", "Albino persons", "Albinism", "Albanism", "Hypomelanism", "Albinisms", "Hypomelanosis", "Albino people", "Albinally", "Albinist", "Albino person", "List of albinos", "Albinistically", "Achromasias", "Albino animals", "Humans with albinism", "Albinos", "Hypomelanics", "Hypomelanoid", "Albinism in humans", "Person with albinism", "Albinistic human", "Albinistic humans", "Achromatosis", "Partial albinism", "Albinal", "Hypomelanoids", "Albinists", "Hypomelanotic disorder", "Albinotical", "Achromasia", "Albinistic persons", "Oculocutaneous albinism type 2", "Oculocutaneous albinism type 3", "Hypomelanist", "Albino lions", "Albinistic people", "Lack of skin pigment", "Albinically", "Human albinism", "Albiness", "Albino animal", "Albinic", "Animal with albinism", "Albino lion", "Human with albinism", "Albinism, ocular", "Amelanist"]}
{"context": "Question: Which band started life as 'Feedback' and then became 'The Hype' before settling on their current name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "U2", "aliases": ["U2 band", "U2 (band)", "U2 (music)", "Flowering rose of glastonbury", "U2", "U2.com", "You 2", "Dennis Sheehan", "Flowering Rose of Glastonbury", "U2 Lyrics"]}
{"context": "Question: 'If you have a problem, if no-one else can help, and if you can find them'; then maybe you could hire who, on TV in the 1980s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE A-TEAM", "aliases": ["A-Team", "A - team", "The A-Team cultural effects", "The A-team", "THE A-TEAM", "Ateam", "B.a. barracas", "A team", "B.A. Barracas", "Ba barracas", "Half pincer movement", "Brigada A", "A-Team, The", "A Team, The", "The A-Team", "The A Team", "The ateam", "The a-team", "Cultural effects of The A-Team", "A Team", "A-team"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the ancient counting frame using wires and beads called\nAnswer:", "answer": "Abacus", "aliases": ["Abacus Calculation", "Russian abacus", "Abaci", "Nepohualtzintzin", "Abacus (Aztec)", "Cranmer abacus", "Abacuses", "Counting frame", "Abacus", "Abacist", "Abacus (mathematics)", "Abacists", "Bead frame", "Abacus arithmetic", "AbacuS", "Counting frames", "Abbacus", "Reckoning frame"]}
{"context": "Question: Who in the Old Testament is the father of King David?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JESSE", "aliases": ["Jesse (given name)", "Yishai", "JESSE", "Yishay", "Jesse(given name)", "Jesse", "יִשַׁי"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of Long John Silver's parrot in Treasure Island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Captain Flint", "aliases": ["Captain Flint"]}
{"context": "Question: Which singer's real name is Elaine Bookbinder?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ELKIE BROOKS", "aliases": ["ELKIE BROOKS", "We've Got Tonight (Castle)", "We've Got Tonight - Spectrum", "No More the Fool (2003 album)", "No More The Fool - Compilation", "Songs of Love (Elkie Brooks album)", "We've Got Tonight (Spectrum)", "Elkie Brooks discography", "We've Got Tonight (Elkie Brooks album)", "Elaine Bookbinder", "Songs Of Love (Elkie Brooks Album)", "Elkie Brooks"]}
{"context": "Question: LOT is the national airline of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Poland", "aliases": ["Etymology of Poland", "Polish state", "Poleand", "Rzeczpospolita Polska", "Polland", "ISO 3166-1:PL", "Polskor", "Republic of Poland", "POLAND", "Fourth Poland", "Country- Poland", "Poleland", "Polska", "Poland", "Poland.", "Pols Land", "Polnd", "Po land", "Lenkija", "Bastarnia", "Pologne", "PolanD", "Polija", "Pole land", "Architecture of Poland", "Ploand"]}
{"context": "Question: How many fences do horses need to encounter at the Grand National?\nAnswer:", "answer": "30", "aliases": ["30", "thirty"]}
{"context": "Question: Gluteus medius, Gluteus maximus and Piriformis are muscles in human?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Buttocks", "aliases": ["Asscheeks", "Bare bum", "Butt cheek", "Dairy air", "Rear nudity", "Dairy aire", "Buttucks", "Keaster", "Bundaist", "Tooshie", "Fourth point of contact", "Derierre", "Ass (insult)", "Nates", "Hindquarters", "Gluteal region", "Buttocks", "Tuch", "Junk in the trunk", "Hiney", "Butt cheeks", "Derriere", "Hindquarter", "Derrière", "Tuches", "Buttox", "Gluteal regions", "Buttcheek", "Badonkadonk", "Ass cheeks", "Buttock", "Buttcheeks", "The booty", "Human ass"]}
{"context": "Question: The Bedford Level experiments conducted in 19th century England along a canal that ran in an uninterrupted straight line were carried out to determine what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Shape of the Earth", "aliases": ["Earth's shape", "Earth model", "Curvature of the earth", "Form of the Earth", "Figure of the Earth", "Shape of the Earth (disambiguation)", "Curvature of the Earth", "Bending of the earth", "Figure of the earth", "Figure of earth", "Volume Of Earth", "Volume of the Earth", "Earth curvature", "Earth's bending", "Shape of the Earth", "Figure of Earth", "Shape of the earth", "Earth's curvature", "Form of Earth", "Shape of the planet Earth", "Ground curves"]}
{"context": "Question: NASA celebrated another anniversary today. In what year was it founded?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1958", "aliases": ["1958", "one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-eight"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won three long distance races including the marathon at the Olympic Games held at Helsinki in 1952?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Emil Ztopek", "aliases": ["Emil Ztopek"]}
{"context": "Question: Who plays 'Hannibal Smith' in the 2010 film 'The A- Team'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LIAM NEESON", "aliases": ["LIAM NEESON", "William John Neeson OBE", "Liam Neesom", "William John Neeson, OBE", "Liam neeson", "Liam Neesons", "William John %22Liam%22 Neeson", "Neeson, Liam", "Liam Neesan", "Liam John Neeson", "Liam Neeson.htm", "Liam Neesen", "William John %22Liam%22 Neeson", "Liam Neeson", "Liam Neesin", "William John Neeson", "William John %22Liam%22 Neeson"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the first written single word number in which the letter ‘A’ appears?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thousand", "aliases": ["Thousand", "one thousand", "1000"]}
{"context": "Question: In which English county was former British Prime minister Margaret Thatcher born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lincolnshire", "aliases": ["Lincolnshire", "County of Lincolnshire", "County of Lincoln", "Bomber County", "Wrangle Common", "Lincolnshire, England", "Lincs", "Linconshire"]}
{"context": "Question: What first name is shared by Turner Prize winning artists Wallinger and Leckey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARK", "aliases": ["The Mark (disambiguation)", "The Mark", "The Mark (film)", "MARK"]}
{"context": "Question: The online computer game Build With Chrome combines Lego and what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Google Maps", "aliases": ["Google Places", "Google Maps.", "Google Ride Finder", "Where 2", "Googlemaps", "Gmaps", "Google maps", "Google Maps API", "Maps.google.com", "Where 2 Technologies", "Housingmaps.com", "GoogleMaps", "Google map", "Google Transit", "Ride finder", "Google/Maps", "Housingmaps", "Google Maps", "History of Google Maps", "Google map search", "Google Map", "Where2"]}
{"context": "Question: Why is the Empire State Building so called\nAnswer:", "answer": "New York is the Empire State", "aliases": ["New York is the Empire State"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the proverb, what should you never give a sucker?\nAnswer:", "answer": "an even break", "aliases": ["an even break", "An Even Break"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the largest city on the Caspian Sea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BAKU", "aliases": ["Benzite/old version", "Battle of Cheron", "Arcadians (Star Trek)", "Bolian", "BAKU", "El-Aurian", "Angosian", "Kazon collective", "List of Star Trek races", "Betazoids", "Major planetary nations of Star Trek", "Changelings (Star Trek)", "Akritirians", "Berellians", "Remans", "Antedeans", "Ba'ku", "Anticans", "Tomed", "Betazoid", "Arcadian (Star Trek)", "Reman starships", "Antedean", "Bolians", "List of Star Trek Races", "Changeling (Star Trek)", "Kazon-Ogla", "Jem'Hadar", "Birthing chamber (Benzite)", "List of races in Star Trek", "Therbian", "Berellian", "Akritirian", "Star Trek races", "Bolian (Star Trek)", "First Maje", "Lady Q", "Aaamazzarite", "Q Continuum (Star Trek)", "Rhinasu Galæ", "Q2 (Star Trek)", "Star Trek species", "The Race of Listeners", "Bandi (Star Trek)", "Edosian", "Bynars", "O (star trek)", "Great Link", "El Aurian", "Arcturian (Star Trek)", "Kazon", "Benzites", "Benzite", "Kazon ship classes", "Hirogen", "Aenar", "Jem hadar", "El-Aurians", "Tomed Incident", "Allasomorph", "Bynar", "Great Link (Star Trek)", "Antican (Star Trek)", "Jem 'Hadar"]}
{"context": "Question: Also known as the Roland Garros, what is the Grand Slam Tennis event that started this week on the clay courts?\nAnswer:", "answer": "French Open", "aliases": ["1896 French Championships (tennis)", "1904 French Championships (tennis)", "French Open (tennis)", "1905 French Championships", "1914 French Championships (tennis)", "1899 French Championships (tennis)", "Roland-Garros Tournament", "1896 French Championships", "1903 French Championships", "1898 French Championships", "1911 French Championships", "1922 French Championships", "1922 French Championships (tennis)", "French Tennis Open", "1895 French Championships (tennis)", "1910 French Championships", "1912 French Championships (tennis)", "French Open (Tennis)", "1907 French Championships (tennis)", "1908 French Championships (tennis)", "1902 French Championships (tennis)", "1892 French Championships", "French open", "1907 French Championships", "Roland Garos", "1903 French Championships (tennis)", "1900 French Championships (tennis)", "1904 French Championships", "1923 French Championships", "Tournoi de Roland-Garros", "Tournoi de Roland Garros", "1921 French Championships (tennis)", "1898 French Championships (tennis)", "1902 French Championships", "1911 French Championships (tennis)", "1920 French Championships", "Rolland -Garros", "Internationaux de France de Roland Garros", "1913 French Championships (tennis)", "1912 French Championships", "1891 French Championships (tennis)", "1891 French Championships", "1909 French Championships (tennis)", "1914 French Championships", "1893 French Championships (tennis)", "1920 French Championships (tennis)", "1906 French Championships", "France Open", "1892 French Championships (tennis)", "1899 French Championships", "1908 French Championships", "1900 French Championships", "1910 French Championships (tennis)", "1895 French Championships", "1894 French Championships (tennis)", "1924 French Championships (tennis)", "Open of France", "Roland Garros (tennis)", "1905 French Championships (tennis)", "French Championships", "1897 French Championships (tennis)", "1921 French Championships", "1901 French Championships", "1901 French Championships (tennis)", "1897 French Championships", "Roland Garros Tournament", "Roland-Garros", "1913 French Championships", "Internationaux de France de Roland-Garros", "French open tennis", "French Championships (tennis)", "1909 French Championships", "1894 French Championships", "French Amateur", "1923 French Championships (tennis)", "1906 French Championships (tennis)", "French Open", "1893 French Championships"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of creature is a francolin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bird", "aliases": ["Avians", "Avialan", "Chick guard stage", "Bird breeding", "Flying Bird", "Nestling", "Baby birds", "Avafauna", "Aves", "Bird", "Avialians", "🐣", "Living sauropods", "🐥", "🐤", "Roosting", "Pet bird", "Aviala", "Nestlings", "Avialian", "Ornithes", "Avifauna", "Living sauropods in Africa", "Living dinosaurs in Oceania", "Neornithes", "Roost site", "Neornithine", "Avian proteins", "Surviving Dinosaurs", "Birds mating", "Avian reproduction", "Modern bird", "Birds", "Bird reproduction", "Ornis", "Living dinosaurs in Australasia", "Avian dinosaur", "🐦", "Modern birds", "Class aves", "Modern Dinosaurs", "Birdness", "Chick (bird)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"From which Bob Dylan song does the following come: \"\"Now you don't talk so loud, now you don't seem so proud about havin' to be scrounging for your next meal\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "'LIKE A ROLLING STONE'", "aliases": ["Like a rolling stone", "Like a Rolling Stone", "Like A Rolling Stone", "'LIKE A ROLLING STONE'", "Like a Rolling Stone (The Rolling Stones song"]}
{"context": "Question: English playwright Chrisopher Marlowe coined the phrase 'The face that launched a thousand ships' in his tragedy Doctor Faustus when referring to which mythical Greek figure?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Helen of Troy", "aliases": ["Helena Troy", "Helen of Greece (demigod)", "Helen of Troy", "Helen of Athena", "Helena of Troy", "Helen of troy", "Helen Of Troy", "Helen Troy", "Face that launched a thousand ships", "HelenOfTroy", "Helen of Sparta", "The face that launched 1000 ships", "The face that launched a thousand ships", "Face that launched 1000 ships"]}
{"context": "Question: From the Latin for argentum, which element, with an atomic number of 47, uses the symbol Ag?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Silver", "aliases": ["ATC code D08AL30", "Ag+", "Element 47", "Argentical", "Silvermounted", "Silver mounted", "Silvern", "Silveriness", "Silverily", "🜛", "Silver ions", "Argentate", "Native silver", "Argentic", "Element XLVII", "Argentically", "Silver processing", "Argentous", "Silver", "Silver compounds", "7440-22-4", "Silver (element)", "ATCvet code QD08AL30", "Silver-mounted", "E174", "Timcanpi", "Silverly", "Silverness", "Argentum", "Silver metallurgy", "Edible silver", "Silver (metal)"]}
{"context": "Question: The feathers of which bird are said to bring bad luck if they are brought into the house?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Peacock", "aliases": ["Peacock", "Peahens", "Peacocks", "Peachick", "Pavo, Afropavo", "Pea fowl", "White peacock (bird)", "Peahen", "Pea cock", "Peacock feather", "Peacockery", "Peafowl", "Indian Blue Peacock"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the lightest metal under standard conditions?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lithium", "aliases": ["Uthium", "Lithium", "Litium", "1S2 2S", "Lithium metal", "LithoTab", "Element 3", "Atomic number 3", "Lithium compounds", "Li (element)"]}
{"context": "Question: When George Formby sang the lines: 'It may be sticky, but I never complain, I like to have a nibble at it now and again', to what was he ostensibly referring?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(My Little Stick of) Blackpool Rock", "aliases": ["(My Little Stick of) Blackpool Rock"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Michael Frayn play features a ‘play within a play’ entitled Nothing On?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Noises Off", "aliases": ["Noises Off", "Noise's Off", "Noises Off!"]}
{"context": "Question: Which long distance footpath links Frodsham and Whitchurch?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sandstone Trail", "aliases": ["Sandstone Trail"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the only English king to abdicate voluntarily?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edward VIII", "aliases": ["Prince Edward, Duke of Windsor", "Edward VIII (Windsor)", "Edward VIII", "Edward VIII of Canada", "Edward viii of the united kingdom", "Edward Albert Christian George Andrew Patrick David Windsor", "Edward of Cornwall and York", "King Edward VIII", "Edward the Eighth", "Edward VIII of Great Britain", "Edward the 8th", "Edward, 1st Duke of Windsor", "Edward, Duke of Windsor", "Prince Edward of Cornwall and York", "Edward VIII of India", "Edward VIII of England", "Edward VIII of Scotland", "Edward viii", "King Edward VIII of the United Kingdom", "Prince Edward, 1st Duke of Windsor", "Edward 8", "Edward VIII of the United Kingdom", "Edward VIII of the UK", "Edward 8th", "David Windsor", "Edward VIII Windsor"]}
{"context": "Question: What does Sally sell by the sea shore?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sea Shells", "aliases": ["Sea Shells"]}
{"context": "Question: Which fruit has the alternative name the alligator pear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AVOCADO", "aliases": ["Avocado pear", "Alligator pear", "Persea gratissima", "Avacado", "Advocado", "Avacada", "AVOCADO", "Avocado criollo", "Avocado", "Avocado Cultivation in California", "Butter fruit", "Avokado", "Persea americana", "Fuerte avocado", "Avocardo", "Avacado pit", "Avocados", "Avocodo", "Alligator Pear"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British athlete won the Men's 400 metre Olympic Gold Medal in 1968?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAVID HEMERY", "aliases": ["DAVID HEMERY", "Dave Hemery", "David Hemery"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the Japanese word for the sash worn as a belt in traditional dress (kimonos and martial arts uniforms, etc)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Obi", "aliases": ["Obi", "Obi (disambiguation)", "OBI"]}
{"context": "Question: The disease pertussis is more commonly known by what name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Whooping Cough", "aliases": ["100 days' cough", "Petussis", "Cough of one hundred days", "Cough of 100 days", "Hundred days' cough", "Chincough", "Pertussal", "Pertussis", "Pertussis bacterium", "Mythology Concerning Whooping Cough", "Pertusis", "Whooping Cough", "Whooping cough", "The whooping cough", "Pertuses", "Whooping-cough", "Whooping-Cough", "Inspiratory gasp"]}
{"context": "Question: Complete the title of this 1970's group 'Sutherland Brothers and ….'\nAnswer:", "answer": "QUIVER", "aliases": ["QUIVER", "Quiver (archery)", "Quiver", "Quivermaker"]}
{"context": "Question: In yachting how many crew are there in the Flying Dutchman class\nAnswer:", "answer": "Two", "aliases": ["2", "Two", "two"]}
{"context": "Question: Starring Hugh Jackman and released in 2009, what is the title of the fourth film of the 'X-Men' series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'X-MEN ORIGINS: WOL", "aliases": ["X-Men Origins Wolverine", "X-Men Origins: Wolverine (", "Xmen origins wolverine", "Wolverine (2007 film)", "Wolverine (movie)", "Wolverine spin off", "X-men origins", "X men origins: wolverine", "Wolverine (spin-off)", "X-Men: Origins Wolverine", "Wolverine (2009 film)", "Wolverine (2009)", "X men origins", "X-men wolverine", "X-Men Origins:", "Wolverine spin-off", "X-Men Origins - Wolverine", "'X-MEN ORIGINS: WOL", "Wolverine: The Movie", "Wolverine (spin off)", "Wolverine (2008 film)", "X-men Origins: Wolverine", "The Wolverine (2009 film)", "X-Men Origins", "X-men origins wolverine", "Wolverine - Xmen Origin (2009)", "X-Men Origins:Wolverine", "X-Men Origins: Wolverine", "Wolverine Movie", "X men origins wolverine", "Xmen origins", "X-men Origins"]}
{"context": "Question: Which early sixties singer was backed by The Bruvvers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Joe Brown", "aliases": ["Joe Brown (disambiguation)", "Joe brown", "Joe Brown (footballer)", "Joe Brown"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the anatomical name for the upper jaw bone?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Maxilla", "aliases": ["Upper jawbone", "Maxilla", "Maxillæ", "Ossification of maxilla", "Maxillary diseases", "Maxillae", "Upper mandible", "Maxillary bone", "Maxilliferous", "Superior maxillary", "Superior maxillary bone", "Mustache bone", "Upper jaw"]}
{"context": "Question: Who painted The Luncheon of the Boating Party in 1881?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pierre-Auguste Renoir", "aliases": ["Pierre Auguste Renoir", "Firmin Auguste Renoir", "Renoir", "Pierre August Renoir", "Pierre-August Renoir", "Pierre-Auguste Renoir", "Auguste Renoir", "Renoir, Pierre Auguste"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of Inspector Clousseau's manservant\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cato", "aliases": ["CATO (disambiguation)", "Cato", "Cato (disambiguation)", "CATO"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Robin Williams character called in Good Morning Vietnam?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adrian", "aliases": ["Adrian", "Adrián"]}
{"context": "Question: What was Margot’s surname in “The Good Life” TV series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Leadbetter", "aliases": ["Leadbetter", "Leadbetter (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1933, which actress starred in the original 'King Kong' movie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fay Wray", "aliases": ["Vina Fay Wray", "Fay Wray", "Faye Wray"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US artist married Lee Krasner in 1945?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jackson Pollock", "aliases": ["Paul Jackson Pollock", "Pollock, Jackson", "Number 1 (painting)", "Jack the Dripper", "Lavender Mist", "Jackson pollock", "Jackson Polluck", "Jackson Pollock", "Jackson Pollack", "One: Number 31", "Number 1 (Jackson Pollock)", "Pollockian"]}
{"context": "Question: The first (joint-)winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, Swiss Jean Henri Dunant, in 1901, founded which international organization?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Red Cross", "aliases": ["Red Cross (disambiguation)", "Red cross (disambiguation)", "The Red Cross"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Stomatology' is the study of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MOUTH DISORDERS", "aliases": ["MOUTH DISORDERS"]}
{"context": "Question: What did Thomas Chippendale design?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Furniture", "aliases": ["Furniture industry", "Oak furniture", "Office furniture", "Bedroom set (group)", "Furniture design", "Home furnishing", "Furniture Industry", "Home furnishings", "Furniture Design", "Forniture", "Home Furnishings", "Household Furniture", "Furniture"]}
{"context": "Question: Ur was a major city of which ancient civilization?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SUMER", "aliases": ["SUMER", "Sumeria", "Sumerian people", "Sagiga", "Sumerologist", "Summerians", "Sumer", "Sumerian culture", "Sumers", "Sag-giga", "Sumerian civilization", "Ancient Sumerian", "Šumer", "Sumerians", "Sumeric", "Sumer Empire", "Sumerian cultural centres: Eridu and", "Discription of Sumerians", "Ancient Sumer (Eight Features of Civilization", "Shumer", "Sumer civilization"]}
{"context": "Question: Which singer made the news in September 2009 when Muslim groups protested that her first concert in Malaysia should be cancelled for a second time?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Beyonc", "aliases": ["Beyonc"]}
{"context": "Question: With which famous male criminal would you associate the address 25 Cromwell Street, Gloucester?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRED WEST", "aliases": ["FRED WEST", "25 Cromwell Street", "Anne Marie West", "Fred West", "Fred west"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country is the city of Maastricht?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Netherlands", "aliases": ["NETHERLANDS", "The netherland", "Nederlandia", "Climate of the Netherlands", "Administrative divisions of the netherlands", "The Netheralands", "Nyderlandai", "Northern Netherlands", "Holland (country)", "Administrative divisions of the Netherlands", "The Netherlands", "Netherlands", "Pays-Bas", "Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)", "ISO 3166-1:NL", "Olanda", "Netherlands/HistoryTalk", "Capitals of Holland", "Neatherlands", "The netherlands", "Dutch inhabitants", "Netherlands, The", "European Netherlands", "Subdivisions of the Netherlands", "Mainland Netherlands", "Metropolitan Netherlands", "Nehterlands", "Netherlands (European territory)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which French painter was known as 'Le Douanier' because of his job as a customs official?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Henri) Rousseau", "aliases": ["Henri Julien Félix Rousseau", "Henri rousseau", "Henri Rousseau (1844-1910)", "Rousseau, Henri Julien Félix", "Henri Julien Felix Rousseau", "The Magnificant Paintings of Henri Rousseau", "Henri Rousseau", "Le Douanier Rousseau", "Rousseau, Henri Julien Felix", "(Henri) Rousseau", "Henri-Julien-Félix Rousseau"]}
{"context": "Question: Who presents the new BBC documentary Science Britannica?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Professor Brian Cox", "aliases": ["Professor Brian Cox"]}
{"context": "Question: Winston Churchill was the Time magazine 'Person of the Year' in 1949, who is the only British person to be so named since then?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Queen Elizabeth 2nd", "aliases": ["Queen Elizabeth 2nd"]}
{"context": "Question: With what orchestral instrument would you associate Yo- Yo Ma?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CELLO", "aliases": ["Barrett’s esophagus", "Barrets esophagus", "Barrett's esophagus", "Barretts oesophagus", "Barrett syndrome", "Barrett's Oesophagus", "Barret esophagus", "Barrett's syndrome", "Barret's esophagus", "Barrett's oesophagus", "CELLO", "Barrett's", "Barrett's Disease", "Barrett's Esophagus", "Barrett's esophagitis", "Barrett esophagus", "Barretts esophagus"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1610, who became the first person to observe Saturn’s rings through a telescope?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Galileo Galilei", "aliases": ["Galaleo", "Light of nature", "Galileo's finger", "Father of modern observational astronomy", "Gailieo Galilei", "Galileo", "Galeleo", "Galileo Galiei", "Galilei Galileo", "Il lume naturale", "Natural light of reason", "Gallaleo", "Galilao", "A Very Brief Summary of the Life of Galileo", "Galileo galilei", "G. Galilei", "Galileo Galilei", "Galileo Galilaei", "Galilio", "Galileo's"]}
{"context": "Question: \"How many different colours are used for the circles on a \"\"Twister\"\" mat?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "4", "aliases": ["four", "4"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1931, what became the first ever televised sports event?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Derby", "aliases": ["The Derby Stakes", "The Derby", "English horse race Derby", "Derby winner", "Epsom Derby", "Derby Stakes"]}
{"context": "Question: The main characters in which TV programme had the surnames Geller, Green, Bing, Buffay, Tribbiani and Geller?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Friends", "aliases": ["Chandler and Joey's apartment", "Friends (sitcom)", "Friends dvds", "Friends 1994-2004", "495 Grove St. Apt. 19, New", "Friends (show)", "Friends: The One with all the Triv", "Friends (television series)", "One with all the trivia", "Friends (TV series)", "F.R.I.E.N.", "Friendsa", "Friends (tv show)", "Laminated list", "Insomnia Cafe", "Joey's apartment (Friends)", "The One With All The Trivia", "One With All The Trivia", "F.r.i.e.n.", "Friends: The One with All the Triv", "Freebie list", "Friends (TV Show)", "Friends Series", "Friends: The One With All The Triv", "Friends Like Us", "Friends (TV Series)", "The One with all the Trivia", "Friends (tv)", "List of errors and inconsistencies in Friends", "495 Grove St. Apt 20, New York", "F.r.i.e.n.", "Friends", "F.r.i.e.n.", "Freinds", "Joey's apartment", "Friends DVD releases", "The One with All the Trivia", "F.R.I.E.N.", "Friends: The One With All the Triv", "Geller Family", "Joey and Chandler's apartment", "FRIENDS", "Central Perk"]}
{"context": "Question: Who set fire to his guitar at the Monterey Pop festival in 19676?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jimi Hendrix", "aliases": ["Hendrix", "Lithofayne Pridgeon", "Jimi hendrix", "Early life of jimi hendrix", "Villanova Junction", "James Marshall Hendrix", "Jimmi Hendrix", "Jimy Hendrix", "Johnny Allen Hendrix", "Jimmy hendrix", "Jimmy Hendricks", "Gypsy Sun and Rainbows", "Jimmy Hendrix", "Electric Church", "Janie Hendrix", "Early life of Jimi Hendrix", "Heaven Research", "Jim Hendrix", "Al Hendrix", "Gypsy Suns and Rainbows", "James Hendrix", "Jimi Hendrix"]}
{"context": "Question: Which car company produces the Meriva model?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VAUXHALL", "aliases": ["Renault Trafic Passenger", "Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro", "Chevrolet Trafic", "Vauxhall vivaro", "Renault Trafic", "Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro Tour", "VAUXHALL", "General Motors Vivaro", "Nissan Primastar", "The Vauxhall", "Vauxhall Vivaro", "Opel Vivaro", "Vauxhall Arena", "Opel Arena"]}
{"context": "Question: What is identified by an I. S. B. N.?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Book", "aliases": ["Booke", "🕮", "Book", "📕", "📗", "📙", "📘", "Book and paper conservation", "📚", "Books"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1991 Magic Johnson stunned the sporting world in the USA by what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Announcing he had HIV", "aliases": ["Announcing he had HIV"]}
{"context": "Question: A Nychthemeron is a period of how many consecutive hours?\nAnswer:", "answer": "24", "aliases": ["24", "twenty-four"]}
{"context": "Question: Milwaukee is the largest city in which American state?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wisconsin", "aliases": ["Badger State", "State of Wisconsin", "Wis.", "Transportation in Wisconsin", "Government of Wisconsin", "Climate of Wisconsin", "Wisconsin, USA", "Wiscosin, USA", "Wisconsin", "30th State", "Wisconson", "Politics of Wisconsin", "Demographics of Wisconsin", "America's Dairyland", "Winconsin", "Religion in Wisconsin", "Transport in Wisconsin", "US-WI", "Wisconsin state", "Economy of Wisconsin", "The Badger State", "Wisconsin (state)", "Education in Wisconsin", "Geography of Wisconsin", "Wiskonsin", "Wisconsin (U.S. state)", "Thirtieth State", "Film industry in Wisconsin", "Wisc.", "Badger state", "Wisconsin, United States"]}
{"context": "Question: In the UK, the LTA is the governing body of which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tennis", "aliases": ["Lawn tennis", "Tenniz", "TenniS", "Tenis", "Lawn-Tennis", "Professional tennis player", "Break point", "Tennis", "Tennis player", "Big tennis", "Lawn Tennis", "Match point (tennis)", "Game point", "Set point (tennis)", "Tennis coaching", "Match tiebreak", "Championship point", "🎾"]}
{"context": "Question: Which woman was voted BBC Sports Personality of the Year in 1971?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PRINCESS ANNE", "aliases": ["Anne Elizabeth Alice Louise", "Anne Windsor", "HRH The Princess Royal", "PRINCESS ANNE", "Princess Anne", "Anne Windsor, Princess Royal", "Princess Anne, Princess Royal", "The Princess Royal", "The Princess Royal (Princess Anne)", "Anne Elizabeth Alice Windsor", "Anne, Princess Royal of the United Kingdom", "Anne, Princess Royal", "Princess Anne, The Princess Royal", "Anne, H.R.H. the Princess", "HRH The Princess Anne", "The Princess Anne", "Anne Mountbatten", "HRH Princess Anne", "Anne, Princess Royal (of the United Kingdom)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What is the meaning of the word \"\"furrow\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Narrow trench", "aliases": ["Narrow trench"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the opposite of a spring tide\nAnswer:", "answer": "Neap tide", "aliases": ["Compound Tides", "Semidiurnal tide", "Neaps", "Ebb Tide", "Lake tides", "High tides", "Spring Tide", "Spring tides", "Flow tide", "High Water", "Tide lands", "Springs (tide)", "Tides", "Tidal cycle", "Tides in the Mediterranean", "Neap Tide", "Spring tide", "Ocean tides", "Land tide", "Tidal", "Overtide", "Tied", "Tidal currents", "Low tide", "Shift tides", "Lunar tide", "Astronomical tide", "Neap Tides", "Flooding tide", "Flood tide", "Neap-tide", "Tidal flow", "Tidal current", "Tidal constituent", "Compound Tide", "Tidal movement", "Ebbing tide", "Neap tide", "Semidiurnal tides", "Ebb tide", "Overtides", "Low water", "Lake tide", "Tide", "High tide", "Ebb Tide (disambiguation)", "Spring high tide", "High water", "Shift his tides", "Ebbing"]}
{"context": "Question: Which one hit wonders charted with They Shoot Horses Don’t They\nAnswer:", "answer": "Racing Cars", "aliases": ["They Shoot Horses, Don't They%", "Racing Cars"]}
{"context": "Question: Which month of the year came second in the Roman calendar?\nAnswer:", "answer": "April", "aliases": ["㋃", "Apr.", "The Cruellest Month", "April 31", "Апрель", "April", "31 April", "Aprill", "Mali traven", "April (month)"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the Greek equivalent to the Roman goddess, Diana?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARTEMIS", "aliases": ["THEMIS", "ARTEMIS", "THEMIS (satellite)", "Artemis P1", "Artemis P2", "Themis A", "Time History of Events and Macroscale Interactions", "2007-004", "THEMIS B", "THEMIS C", "Acceleration, Reconnection, Turbulence and", "THEMIS A", "THEMIS D", "THEMIS E", "THEMIS 2", "THEMIS 3", "THEMIS 1", "THEMIS 4", "THEMIS 5", "ARTEMIS P1", "ARTEMIS P2", "Themis D", "Themis E"]}
{"context": "Question: Which hymn traditionally closes The Last Night of the Proms?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JERUSALEM", "aliases": ["Neighbourhoods of Jerusalem", "Yerushalayim", "Hierousalem", "Ιερουσαλήμ", "Baitul Maqdis", "Jersualem", "Jeruslem", "Modern Jerusalem", "Jorsal", "Ur Shalim", "Asia/Jerusalem", "Al-Kuds", "Hierosolyma", "יְרוּשָ", "Jerusulem", "Yerusalem", "Bayt al-Muqaddas", "Jerusulam", "ירושלים", "Al Kuds", "El-Quds", "Jerusalem, Israel", "El Kuds", "Al-Quds", "J'lem", "Jeruslam", "Yerushalaim", "Alquds", "Al-Quds al-Sharif", "Yerushaláyim", "Ir Hakodesh", "Jeruzalem", "Ierusalem", "Jersalem", "Jeruselem", "El Quds", "Ursalim", "JERUSALEM", "القُدس", "Jeruselum", "Kudüs", "י-ם", "Yeru-Shalayim", "Jerusalem, Palestine", "Jerusalam", "El-Kuds", "Jerusalem"]}
{"context": "Question: How many double word score spaces are there on a Scrabble board\nAnswer:", "answer": "Seventeen", "aliases": ["Seventeen", "seventeen", "17"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the dark gap between the rings of the planet Saturn, discovered in 1675?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cassini's Division", "aliases": ["Cassini's Division", "Cassini's division"]}
{"context": "Question: What island is noted for its biodiversity and 80% unique wildlife due to more than 80 million years' isolation from continental land mass?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Madagascar", "aliases": ["Island of the moon", "Health in Madagascar", "Madagascar", "Health care in Madagascar", "Island of the Moon", "ISO 3166-1:MG", "Madegasgar", "Madagasgar", "Madgascar", "Etymology of Madagascar", "Sport in Madagascar", "Republic of Madagascar", "Island of Madagascar", "The Republic of Madagascar", "Administrative divisions of madagascar", "Madigascar", "First Republic of Madagascar", "Madagaskar", "Madegascar"]}
{"context": "Question: What was advertised on TV by David Bowie's wife Iman?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TIA MARIA", "aliases": ["TIA MARIA", "Tia maria", "Tia Maria"]}
{"context": "Question: The Miller-Urey experiment conducted in 1953 that simulated the conditions of the early days of Earth aimed to investigate what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chemical origins of life", "aliases": ["Chemical origins of life"]}
{"context": "Question: Appointed on June 22nd 2011 who is the current manager of Birmingham City FC?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHRIS HUGHTON", "aliases": ["Chris Hughton", "CHRIS HUGHTON"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the Middle Eastern dish of deep fried balls of ground chickpeas or Fava Beans, usually served in Pitta Bread?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FALAFEL", "aliases": ["Falaffle", "Falafil", "Falafels", "Falavel", "Fallafel", "Falafle", "FALAFEL", "Fulafel", "Falāfil", "Filafel", "Falafel", "Falefel", "Falafal", "פלאפל", "Falāfel", "Felafel", "Flafel"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote The Sea Wolf\nAnswer:", "answer": "London", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English brewer produces 'Spitfire' Kentish ale?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SHEPHERD NEAME", "aliases": ["Master Brew", "Shepherd Neame", "Spitfire ale", "Shepherd Neame brewery", "Spitfire (beer)", "Spitfire Beer", "Late Red Autumn Hop Ale", "Bishops Finger", "SHEPHERD NEAME", "Shepherd Neame Brewery", "Goldings Summer Hop Ale", "Master Brew (Shepherd Neame beer)", "Early Bird Spring Hop Ale", "Bishop's Finger"]}
{"context": "Question: Ingvar Kamprad, one of the world's richest men, founded which company in the 1940's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "IKEA", "aliases": ["Ikea International Group", "IKEA Family", "Inter IKEA Holding", "Chuck out your chintz", "Boklok", "The IKEA International Group", "IKÉA", "Ikea.com", "Verdanagate", "Verdana-gate", "Inter IKEA Systems", "Inter Ikea Holding", "Möbel-IKÉA", "Inter IKEA Systems B.V.", "IKEA", "IKEA International Group", "BoKlok", "Ikea", "Inter IKEA Holding S.A."]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which Scottish actress played Catherine of Aragon in the 1970 TV series, \"\"The Six Wives of Henry VIII\"\", but is much better known for her role as Margaret Meldew in \"\"One Foot in the Grave\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "ANNETTE CROSBIE", "aliases": ["ANNETTE CROSBIE", "Annette Crosbie", "Annette Crosby"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the Sergeant who constantly harasses the goldbricking Private Beetle Bailey in the comic strip of the same name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Snorkel", "aliases": ["Snorkle", "Snorkelling", "Swimmer's snorkel", "Snorkeller", "Snorkels", "Breath-hold diving", "Snorkeler", "Snorkelers", "Snorkel", "Snorkeling", "Snorkel (swimming)", "Water snorkeling", "Snorkling"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the five-letter name for Norway as used on its stamps?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NORGE", "aliases": ["Norge", "Norge (disambiguation)", "NORGE"]}
{"context": "Question: To what note is the top string on a six-string guitar normally tuned?\nAnswer:", "answer": "E", "aliases": ["⒠", "Ｅ", "🄔", "🅴", "E (letter)", "🄴", "E", "🅔"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2002, Chechen terrorists took more than 700 people as hostages in Moscow, what type of building were they in?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Theatre", "aliases": ["Theatrical", "Children's Theater", "Theatre Art", "Theater art", "Theatrics", "Theater Arts", "Theatre Arts", "Children's theater", "Theatre", "Theater Art", "Live theater", "Children's theatre", "Theatre companies", "Theatre arts", "A Theater", "Theater", "Stage productions", "Theatres", "Theatrer", "Theatrical company", "Live theatre", "Entertainment venue", "Theatre art", "Theatre Studies", "Stage theater", "Theatre company", "Theaters", "Theater company", "Theatrical scene", "Theater arts"]}
{"context": "Question: How meny times have Liverpool won the Europion Cup?\nAnswer:", "answer": "5", "aliases": ["five", "5"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country is Dubrovnik?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Croatia", "aliases": ["Croácia", "Republika Hrvatska", "ISO 3166-1:HR", "Trema (Croatia)", "Republic of Croatia", "Kroatien", "Croatia/Hrvatska", "Hirvatistan", "Croatia", "Croazia", "Hravatska", "Croacia", "Kroatia", "Hrvatska", "Crotaia"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the UK Poet Laureate or the longest period?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alfred Lord Tennyson", "aliases": ["A. tennyson", "Baron Alfred Tennyson", "Tennyson (poet)", "Alfred Tennyson, Lord Tennyson", "Tennyson, Alfred, 1st Lord", "Alfred Tennyson Tennyson", "Alfred Lord Tennison", "Tennyson", "A Tennyson", "Lord Tennyson", "Tennysonian", "Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson", "Alfred, Lord Tennyson", "Alfred Tennyson", "Lord Tennyson Alfred", "Alfred Lord Tennyson", "Lord Alfred Tennyson"]}
{"context": "Question: What compete at the Burghley Trials, Badminton, the Rolex Kentucky Three Day, the Adelaide Trials, the Luhmhlen Trials and the toiles de Pau?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Horse riders", "aliases": ["Horseback-riding", "Horses in sport", "Horse back riding", "Horse Riding", "Horseriding", "Equestrianism", "Horseback rider", "Equestrians", "Riding horse", "Horse riding", "Riding Instructor", "Horse riders", "Horse-riding", "Horseback Rider", "Horseback riding", "Horseback riders", "Equesrianism", "Equine sport", "Horse safety", "Equestrianship", "Equestrian sports", "Horse-Riding", "Horsewoman", "Horseback", "Horſeback", "Horse rider", "Horseback Riding", "Horsemanship", "Horse-back riding"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the narrow bands of strong winds called which move around the world between about six and twelve miles high?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jet Streams", "aliases": ["Polar night jet", "Subtropical jet", "Jet streams", "Subtropical jet stream", "Jetstream", "Equatorial smoke stream", "Low level jet", "Jet Streams", "Polar jet stream", "Jet stream route", "Jet Stream", "The Jet Stream", "Jet-stream", "Barrier jet", "Sub-tropical jet stream", "Jet stream"]}
{"context": "Question: Arthur Dent and Ford Prefect first appear in which book?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "aliases": ["Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "THHG2TG", "The Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "The Hitch-hikers' Guide to the Galaxy", "Hg2tg", "The Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy", "Knack of flying", "HGttG", "Hitchhiker's guide", "Spelling of Hitchhiker's Guide", "HHGTG", "Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy", "Hitchikers' Guide to the Galaxy", "Frood", "Hitch-hikers' Guide to the Galaxy", "Thhgttg", "Thermo-Fusion", "The Ultra-Complete Index to the Hitch Hiker", "Hitchhikers Guide To The Galaxy", "Hitch hikers guide to the galaxy", "The hitchhikers guide to the galaxy", "The Hitchikers Guide to the Galaxy", "HG2G", "Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "The Hitch-hikers Guide", "The Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy", "Hitchhikers guide to the Galaxy", "THHGTTG", "The Hitchhiker's Guide", "Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy", "Hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy", "The Hitch-hikers guide to the Galaxy", "HHG2G", "The Hitch-hiker's Guide", "Hitchhiker's guide to the Galaxy", "HHGTTG", "The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy", "THGTTG", "The Hitch Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "HHG2TG", "Hhgttg", "Hitchhikers' Guide", "The Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy", "Ultimate hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy", "The hitch-hikers guide to the galaxy", "The Hitch Hikers Guide", "The complete hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy", "Hitchhikers guide", "Hitchikers guide", "The Hitchhikers Guide to The Galaxy", "A Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy", "Hitchhikers' Guide to the Guide", "Hitchhiker guide to the galaxy", "The Hitchhiker's Guide to The Galaxy", "The hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy", "Hitchhiker's Guide", "The Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy", "Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy", "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "Hitchhikers guide to the galaxy", "Hitchiker's guide to the galaxy", "HH2G", "Hhgg", "Hitchikers guide to the galaxy", "Hitchhiker's Guide To the Galaxy", "Hg2g", "HHGttG", "Hitchhiker's", "The Hitch Hikers Guide To The Galaxy", "Hitch-hikers guide to the galaxy", "Hhg2g", "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy", "Betelgeusians", "HGTTG", "Arcturan mega-donkey", "The Hitch Hiker's Guide", "Hitchhiker guide", "100 more things to do in zero gravity", "Hitch-hiker's guide to the galaxy", "Hitchhiker's Guide To The Galaxy", "The Hitchhiker’s Guide To The Galaxy", "Trilogy in four parts", "Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy", "THHGG", "Hoopy", "Resistance is useless!", "The Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide", "The hitch hiker's guide to the galaxy", "Trilogy in five parts", "Hitch Hikers Guide to the Galaxy", "Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "The Hitchiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "I seem to be having problems with my lifestyle", "Ultimate Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "The Hitchhikers Guide", "Hitchhikers Guide", "Hitch-Hiker's Guide to the Galaxy", "HHGG", "I seem to be having tremendous difficulty with my lifestyle", "Hoopy frood"]}
{"context": "Question: How old were Jimmi Hendrix, Janis Joplin and Jim Morrison when they died?\nAnswer:", "answer": "27", "aliases": ["27", "twenty-seven"]}
{"context": "Question: In which city in the UK is the National Railways Museum?\nAnswer:", "answer": "York", "aliases": ["Park Grove (1895)", "York UA", "Yorkish", "UN/LOCODE:GBYRK", "York, UK", "Eoforwic", "Park Grove School", "York Ham", "The weather in York", "City of York", "York, England", "York, Yorkshire", "York ham", "County Borough of York", "YORK", "Eoferwic", "Park Grove Primary School", "York, North Yorkshire", "Yoisk", "York", "York (England)"]}
{"context": "Question: Ailurophobia is the abnormal fear of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CATS", "aliases": ["C.A.T.S.", "CATS", "CATS (disambiguation)", "Cats (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Mexican Salvador Alvarenga, the 438-day longest-surviving castaway ever, was sued in 2015 for?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eating his shipmate", "aliases": ["Eating his shipmate"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"The Godfather\"\" trilogy of films was centred around which family?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Corleone", "aliases": ["Corleone, Sicily", "Corleone", "Corleone, Italy"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2014, CNN reported that FBI and other law enforcement agencies send their trainees to what Washington, D.C. museum so they can see for themselves how not protecting civil liberties can lead to bigger horrors?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Holocaust Museum", "aliases": ["Holocaust Museum", "Holocaust museum", "Holocaust museum (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Late British singer-songwriter John Simon Ritchie was better known by what name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sid Vicious", "aliases": ["John Simon Ritchie-Beverly", "John Simon Ritchie", "Sid vicious", "Sid Vicious", "Simon Ritchie", "Sid viscious", "John Simon Ritchie Beverly"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American singer-songwriter wrote 'Sweet Baby James', the title track of his second album in 1970?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Taylor", "aliases": ["Taylor, James", "Jelly Man Kelly", "James Vernon Taylor", "Jellyman Kelly", "James Taylor", "James Taylor (American musician)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the most of the first ten tournaments called the Women's Hockey World Cup (the field hockey World Cup competition for women), which was inaugurated in 1974?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Netherlands", "aliases": ["NETHERLANDS", "The netherland", "Nederlandia", "Climate of the Netherlands", "Administrative divisions of the netherlands", "The Netheralands", "Nyderlandai", "Northern Netherlands", "Holland (country)", "Administrative divisions of the Netherlands", "The Netherlands", "Netherlands", "Pays-Bas", "Netherlands, (Dut/Hol)", "ISO 3166-1:NL", "Olanda", "Netherlands/HistoryTalk", "Capitals of Holland", "Neatherlands", "The netherlands", "Dutch inhabitants", "Netherlands, The", "European Netherlands", "Subdivisions of the Netherlands", "Mainland Netherlands", "Metropolitan Netherlands", "Nehterlands", "Netherlands (European territory)"]}
{"context": "Question: The mask worn in the 1996 film ‘Scream’ is based on a painting by which artist?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edvard Munch", "aliases": ["Edvard munch", "Edward munch", "Death In the Sickroom", "Edvvard Munch", "Frieze of Life", "Edvard Munch", "Edward Munch"]}
{"context": "Question: What, loosely translating as 'self-boiler', is a traditional metal Russian tea urn called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Samovar", "aliases": ["Samowar", "Semaver", "Samovar", "Electric samovar", "Zavarka"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Asian country hosted its first Formula One Grand Prix motor race in October 2010?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Korea", "aliases": ["Nam Chosun", "Korea, Republic Of", "So. Korea", "ISO 3166-1:KR", "R.O.K.", "Korea, Republic of", "Korea, South", "Daehan Minguk", "Republic Of Korea", "S. Korea", "R. Korea", "South Kroea", "South korea", "Republican Korea", "Korea (R.O.K.)", "The republic of korea", "Korea South", "ROK", "Daehanminkook", "남한", "South Korea/Economy", "Daehanmingook", "Korea (South)", "Korea Republic", "SKorea", "S Korea", "韓國", "South-korea", "Republican Corea", "Republic of KOREA", "Corea Republic", "Daehanminkuk", "Korea (Republic of)", "Republic of korea", "Korea (ROK)", "South Koreans", "Free Korea", "Daehanminguk", "대한민국", "South Corea", "Modern Corea", "South corea", "Taehan-min'guk", "S.Korea", "大韓民國", "South-Korea", "Republic of Corea", "S. Koreans", "S. Korean", "South Korean", "Korea (Seoul)", "Namjoseon", "Republic of Korea", "Korea, S", "Korean Republic", "Republic of South Korea", "South Korea", "한국", "Corean Republic"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Indian city is Eden Gardens, the second largest test cricket ground in the world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KOLKATA", "aliases": ["Calcuta", "Calixestra", "Downtown Mumbai", "Kalkutta", "Culcutta", "Colcata", "City of Bombay", "Kolkata", "KOLKATA", "Kolkata, WB", "Calcutta, WB", "City of Mumbai", "City of Kolkata", "List of Kolkata facts", "Kolkata trivia", "South Kolkata", "Calcutta, India", "Kolkota", "South Calcutta", "Kolkata, India", "Calcutta", "Demographics of Bombay", "City of Calcutta", "Calcutta, West Bengal", "Kolkata, West Bengal", "Calcutta (India)", "Kolkatta", "Bumbai"]}
{"context": "Question: Which opera by Rossini , his last , is based on a play by Schiller ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WILLIAM TELL", "aliases": ["There But for the Grace of Grace", "I Second That Emotion (Will & Grace episode", "Alice Doesn't Lisp Here Anymore", "Prison Blues (Will & Grace)", "Three's A Crowd, Six Is A Fre", "Humongous Growth", "Sons & Lovers (Will & Grace)", "Last Of The Really Odd Lovers", "A-Story, Bee-Story", "The Young & The Tactless", "Cheatin' Trouble Blues", "Seeds of Discontent (Will & Grace)", "Girls, Interrupted (Will & Grace episode", "Loose Lips Sink Relationships", "The Needle & Omelet's Done", "Moveable Feast (Will & Grace)", "Mad Dogs & Average Men", "Dames At Sea (Will & Grace)", "Bathroom Humor", "The Third Wheel Gets The Grace", "Something Borrowed, Someone's Due", "One Gay At A Time", "Bacon And Eggs (Will & Grace)", "He's Come Undone", "William, Tell", "Stakin' Care Of Business", "Past & Presents", "The Big Vent", "Star-Spangled Banter", "To Serve & Disinfect", "My Uncle The Car", "Sweet & Sour Charity", "A Buncha White Chicks Sittin", "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, He's Kept", "Yours, Mine Or Ours", "Grace In The Hole", "Someone Old, Someplace New", "Last Ex to Brooklyn", "List of Will & Grace episodes", "Homo For The Holidays", "Head Case (Will & Grace)", "Ben%3F Her%3F", "My Best Friend's Tush", "Alley Cats (Will & Grace)", "Advise & Resent (Will & Grace)", "There But For The Grace Of Grace", "Boo! Humbug", "The Finale (Will and Grace)", "Went To A Garden Potty", "Seeds Of Discontent (Will & Grace)", "Swimming Pools... Movie Stars", "Terms of Employment (Will & Grace)", "Between A Rock And Harlin's Place", "Rules Of Engagement (Will & Grace)", "Buying Game (Will & Grace)", "Where There's A Will, There's No Way", "Crouching Father, Hidden Husband", "An Old-Fashioned Piano Party", "Forbidden Fruit (Will & Grace)", "Crazy in Love (Will & Grace)", "The Unsinkable Mommy Adler", "Last Ex To Brooklyn", "A New Lease On Life", "Will On Ice", "A.I.: Artificial Insemination", "Jingle Balls (Will & Grace)", "Husbands & Trophy Wives", "An Affair to Forget (Will & Grace", "Secrets & Lays", "The Kid Stays Out Of The Picture", "Terms Of Employment (Will & Grace)", "Boardroom & A Parked Place", "An Affair To Forget (Will & Grace", "Whoa, Nelly (Will & Grace)", "Acting Out (Will & Grace)", "Polk Defeats Truman", "...And the Horse He Rode In On", "My Fair Maid-y", "The Hospital Show (Will & Grace)", "Company (Will & Grace)", "Whatever Happened to Baby Gin%3F", "Object Of My Rejection", "Will and grace episodes", "Grace 0, Jack 2000", "Election (Will & Grace)", "Wedding Balls", "Will & Grace episodes", "Big Brother Is Coming (2)", "Bed, Bath & Beyond (Will & Grace)", "Lows In The Mid-Eighties", "FYI: I Hurt, Too", "Big Brother Is Coming (1)", "Tea & A Total Lack Of Sympathy", "Will Works Out", "It's The Gay Pumpkin, Charlie Brown", "I Never Promised You An Olive Garden", "Tea & A Total Lack of Sympathy", "Saving Grace (Will & Grace)", "Poker%3F I Don't Even Like", "Fear & Clothing", "He Shoots, They Snore", "Heart Like A Wheelchair", "Whose Mom Is It Anyway%3F", "WILLIAM TELL", "Crazy In Love (Will & Grace)", "The Truth About Will & Dogs", "Guess Who's Not Coming to Dinner (", "Brothers, A Love Story", "Coffee & Commitment", "Oh Dad, Poor Dad, He's Kept", "New Will City", "Hey La, Hey La, My Ex-Boy"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played the roles of 'Verbal Kint' and 'Keyser Soze' in the film 'The Usual Suspects'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KEVIN SPACEY", "aliases": ["Kevin spacy", "Kevin Spacey filmography", "Kevin Spacey", "KEVIN SPACEY", "List of awards and nominations received by Kevin Spacey", "Kevin Spacey Fowler", "Kevin spacey"]}
{"context": "Question: To which family of animals does the okapi belong?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GIRAFFES", "aliases": ["Giraffes mating", "Giraffa camelopardalis", "Camelleopard", "Giraffes", "Adaptations of a giraffe", "Stereotpyic behaviour in giraffes", "Giraffe fighting", "Stereotypic behaviour in giraffes", "Girrafe", "GIRAFFES", "Guraffe", "Giraffe", "Girafe", "Camelopard", "Cameleopard", "Giraff", "Mating giraffes"]}
{"context": "Question: When was the first stamp, the Penny Black, issued in Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1840", "aliases": ["1840", "one thousand, eight hundred and forty"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the science or study of poisons?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Toxicology", "aliases": ["History of toxicology", "Toxicologists", "Chemical Toxicology", "Toxicologist", "Chemical toxicology", "Toxicology", "Toxicological"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous 1847 novel by Charlotte Bronte features a character named Edward Rochester who resides at Thornfield Hall?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JANE EYRE", "aliases": ["Jane Eyre", "JANE EYRE", "Mr. Edward Fairfax Rochester", "Mr. Rochester", "List of artistic depictions of and related to Jane", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Truax Field international airport is in which US state?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wisconsin", "aliases": ["Badger State", "State of Wisconsin", "Wis.", "Transportation in Wisconsin", "Government of Wisconsin", "Climate of Wisconsin", "Wisconsin, USA", "Wiscosin, USA", "Wisconsin", "30th State", "Wisconson", "Politics of Wisconsin", "Demographics of Wisconsin", "America's Dairyland", "Winconsin", "Religion in Wisconsin", "Transport in Wisconsin", "US-WI", "Wisconsin state", "Economy of Wisconsin", "The Badger State", "Wisconsin (state)", "Education in Wisconsin", "Geography of Wisconsin", "Wiskonsin", "Wisconsin (U.S. state)", "Thirtieth State", "Film industry in Wisconsin", "Wisc.", "Badger state", "Wisconsin, United States"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the perfect score in ten pin bowling?\nAnswer:", "answer": "300", "aliases": ["300", "three hundred"]}
{"context": "Question: Which disease of the central nervous system is named after the Englishman who wrote 'An Essay on the Shaking Palsy'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Parkinson's Disease", "aliases": ["Notable sufferers of parkinson's disease", "Symptoms of parkinson's disease", "Signs of parkinson's disease", "Parkinsons", "Pakinson's Disease", "Parkinson's", "Parkinsonism, primary", "Parkinston's disease", "Shaking Palsy", "Hypokinetic rigid syndrome", "Motor symptoms of Parkinson's disease", "Parkinson's disease and Diet", "Morbus Parkinson", "Motor symptoms parkinson's disease", "Parkinsonians", "Antiparkinsonism", "Shaking palsy", "Parkinson’s", "Neuropsychiatric symptoms of parkinson's disease", "Epidemiology of parkinson's disease", "History of parkinson's disease", "Parkinson’s Disease", "Parkinsons' disease", "Diagnosis of parkinson's disease", "Prognosis of parkinson's disease", "Parkinson disease", "Parkinsons Disease", "Traumatic Parkinson's", "Parkinson's disease research directions", "Parkinson's Disease", "Causes of parkinson's disease", "Research directions in parkinson's disease", "Parkinston’s disease", "Parkinson's disease", "Parkinson’s disease", "Pathophysiology of parkinson's disease", "Parkinsons' Disease", "Classification of parkinson's disease", "Parkinsons disease", "Parkinsonian tremor", "Research directions of parkinson's disease", "Paralysis agitans", "Parkinsonian tremors", "Genetic causes of parkinson's disease", "Parkinson facies"]}
{"context": "Question: Where is the tallest free-standing building in the world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(TOWER) DUBAI", "aliases": ["The Tower (Dubai)", "(TOWER) DUBAI"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which American ragtime and early jazz pianist, bandleader and composer who wrote \"\"Wolverine Blues\"\", \"\"Black Bottom Stomp\"\", and \"\"Buddy Bolden's Blues\"\" claimed, in self-promotional hyperbole, to have invented jazz outright in 1902?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"\"\"Jelly Roll\"\" Morton\"", "aliases": ["Ferdinand Joseph La Menthe", "Louise Monette", "Ferdinand Morton", "Ferdinand %22Jelly Roll%22 Morton", "F.P. Lamothe", "Ferdinand Lamothe", "Jellyroll Morton", "Ferdinand Joseph Morton", "Joseph Ferdinand Morton", "\"\"\"Jelly Roll\"\" Morton\"", "Ferdinand Joseph Lamothe", "Jelly-Roll Morton", "Jelly Roll Morton"]}
{"context": "Question: Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice first worked together on which musical?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Likes of Us", "aliases": ["The Likes of Us"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Someone who deprives themselves of sleep is said to be \"\"burning the ... what ... at both ends\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Candle", "aliases": ["List of candle types", "Candles", "Candlemaking", "Pillar candle", "Candel", "Candle use", "🕯", "Candle", "Chandler (profession, candles)", "Carved candles", "Candlemaker", "Scented candles"]}
{"context": "Question: What food are astronauts prohibited before a mission\nAnswer:", "answer": "Beans as farts damage spacesuits", "aliases": ["Beans as farts damage spacesuits"]}
{"context": "Question: Which organisation is the largest private land owner in Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE NATIONAL TRUST", "aliases": ["The National Trust", "National Trusts worldwide", "National trust", "National Trust", "THE NATIONAL TRUST"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Christian church, (Major) Rogation Days are days of prayer for what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A SUCCESSFUL HARVEST", "aliases": ["A SUCCESSFUL HARVEST"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Sir Leicester and Lady Dedlock' appear in which Charles Dickens novel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'BLEAK HOUSE'", "aliases": ["'BLEAK HOUSE'", "Reverend Chadband", "Rev Mr Chadband", "John Jarndyce", "Bleakhouse", "Nemo (Bleak House)", "Mademoiselle Hortense", "Chesney Wold", "Honoria, Lady Dedlock", "Bleak House", "Richard Carstone", "Miss Barbary", "Lady Honoria Dedlock", "Lady Dedlock", "Harold Skimpole"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the fictional family with children called Greg, Peter, Bobby, Marcia, Jan and Cindy, that first came to US TV screens in 1969?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Brady Bunch", "aliases": ["Kellys kids", "The Brady Girls Get Married", "The Brady Brides", "The Brady Bunch (reboot)", "Brady bunch", "The Brady Bunch Kids", "Brady Bunch Kids", "The Brady Bunch", "Brady Bunch", "Kelly's Kids", "The brady bunch", "We'll Always be Friends", "The Brady Bunch reboot", "The Brady Brunch"]}
{"context": "Question: What must be no smaller than 1.68 inches (42.67mm), weigh no more than 1.62oz (45.93g) and be symmetrically dimpled?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Golf ball", "aliases": ["Featherie ball", "Golf balls", "Physics of golf", "Golf ball", "Golfball", "Guttie", "Feathery ball", "Golf Ball History"]}
{"context": "Question: What nickname has been given to the Velodrome in the Olympic Park because of the shape of its roof?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The PRINGLE", "aliases": ["Pringle", "The PRINGLE"]}
{"context": "Question: Lent (Latin Quadragesima) is traditionally a Christian religious fast of how many days?\nAnswer:", "answer": "40", "aliases": ["forty", "40"]}
{"context": "Question: Beaufort who created The Wind Scale had which profession ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sailor", "aliases": ["Merchant mariner", "Sailors", "Seafarers", "Boatmen", "Sailor", "Boatmanship", "Seafarer", "Expert seamen", "Mariner"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘Mucke’ is the Serbo-Croatian name for which UK tv series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Only Fools and Horses", "aliases": ["Sunglasses Ron", "Lovely jubly", "Only Fools and Horses", "Voted Britain's Best Sitcom", "Only Fools and Horses...", "Only Fools", "Yernly Fyerls and Nesbits", "Only Fools & Horses", "Trotters International Traders Plc", "Once upon a time in peckham", "OF&H", "Nelson Mandella House", "Paddy The Greek", "Only Fools And Horses", "Trotters Independent Traders", "Only fools and horses", "George Trotter", "Peckham Echo"]}
{"context": "Question: What sort of plant is 'Bladderwrack'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SEAWEED", "aliases": ["Macroalgal", "Marine algae", "Seaweeds", "Macroalgae", "Sea weed", "Sea Weeds", "Seaweed", "SEAWEED"]}
{"context": "Question: Which French fashion designer regularly co-hosted UK TV’s ‘Eurotrash’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jean-Paul GAULTIER", "aliases": ["Jean Paul Gaultier", "John Paul Gautier", "John Paul Gaultier", "Jean-Paul GAULTIER", "John-Paul Gautier", "Jean Paul Gautier", "Junior Gaultier", "Jean-Paul Gaultier", "John-Paul Gaultier"]}
{"context": "Question: Which world war 2 German SS captain and Gestapo member was known as ‘The Butcher of Lyon”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Klaus) Barbie", "aliases": ["Nickolas Barbie", "Klaus Barbie", "Nikolaus Barbie Jr.", "Klaus Barbi", "Barbie klaus", "(Klaus) Barbie", "Nikolaus Barbie", "Barbie Trial", "Claus Barbie", "Butcher of Lyon", "Klaus Altmann"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Shakespeare play tells the story of Prospero, the rightful Duke of Milan?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The TEMPEST", "aliases": ["Van Eck radiation", "EMSEC", "Tempest attack", "Emissions security", "Emission security", "The TEMPEST", "Tempest (codename)", "TEMPEST"]}
{"context": "Question: What story introduced the Cybermen?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Tenth Planet", "aliases": ["The Tenth Planet", "Dr Who – Music from the Tenth Planet", "Dr Who - Music from the Tenth Planet", "The Tenth Planet (Doctor Who)"]}
{"context": "Question: The title of which classic 19th century Russian novel comes from the plot where deceased serfs are counted for accounting purposes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol", "aliases": ["Dead Souls by Nikolai Gogol"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the approximate speed of sound through seawater?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1560m/s", "aliases": ["1560m/s"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of Ian McEwan's Booker Prize winning novel of 1998?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Amsterdam", "aliases": ["Classis of Amsterdam", "Capital of Holland", "Amsterdam, Holland", "UN/LOCODE:NLAMS", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In which U S city is the Gateway Arch, the world’s tallest arch?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ST LOUIS", "aliases": ["Missouri St. Louis", "Missouri Saint Louis", "St-Louis", "St. Louis, Mo", "Saint Louis (Mo.)", "St. Louis Missouri", "St Louie", "UN/LOCODE:USSTL", "St. Louis (MO)", "St Louis, MO", "St. Lewis, Missouri", "St, Louis, Missouri", "Saint Louis, MO", "St Louis", "St. Louise, Missouri", "Saint Louis Missouri", "St.Louis", "St. Louis, MO", "St Louis Missouri", "City of Saint Louis", "St. Louie", "St.Louis Missouri", "St.Louis, MO", "St Louis, Missouri", "St.Louis, Missouri", "St Louis, Mo", "St louise", "St. louis mo", "Saint Louis (Missouri)", "St louis", "St. Louis, Missouri", "St, Louis, MO", "Rome of the West", "Saint Louis City, Missouri", "Saint Louie", "StLouis", "SAINT LOUIS MO 631xx", "St. Louis City", "Saint louis, mo", "St Louis (MO)", "St. Louis, USA", "Saint Louis City", "City of St. Louis", "Saint Louis, Mo.", "St. Louis City, Missouri", "St. Louis", "Southern Railway (St. Louis)", "St. Lewis, MO", "City of St. Louis, Missouri", "St, Louis", "St louis, mo", "St. Louis, Missouri, USA", "St.Louis, Mo.", "St. Louis, Missouri, United States", "Saint Louis, USA", "Saint Louis, Missouri", "St. Louis, Mo.", "ST LOUIS"]}
{"context": "Question: What city is also known as Wien?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vienna", "aliases": ["Capital of Austria", "Wien", "Architecture of Vienna", "Vinarborg", "Government of Vienna", "Vienna", "Viena", "Demographics of Vienna", "City of Vienna", "Vienna (state)", "Wienna", "Vienna, AT-9", "Habsburg, Austria", "Vienna Porcelain", "Wene", "UN/LOCODE:ATVIE", "Vienna (Austria)", "Europe/Vienna", "Vindabona", "Vienna porcelain", "Vínarborg", "Wien, Austria", "Vienna, Austria", "Gemeinderat of Vienna", "Vindobonensis", "Bécs"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour jumper does fictional character Rupert the Bear wear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Red", "aliases": ["Red (colour)", "Rgb(255, 0, 0)", "Incarnadining", "Rauður", "Incarnadine", "Red (political adjective)", "FF0000", "Red Movement", "Red", "Red (Colour)", "Reddeners", "Reddest", "Reddened", "Redishly", "Firebrick red", "Reddens", "Reddener", "Color red", "Reddishness", "Redly", "Aztec red", "Red (color)", "(255, 0, 0)", "Raudur", "Color/red", "Redest", "Redishness", "Incarnadined", "Incarnadines", "Reddishly", "List of terms associated with the color red", "Redness"]}
{"context": "Question: Swinley Bottom forms part of the track on which famous racecourse?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ascot", "aliases": ["Ascott", "Ascot", "Ascot (disambiguation)", "Ascot, Victoria"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In New Zealand, the word \"\"moko\"\" refers to a type of what?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tattoo", "aliases": ["Tattoo", "Iron salt tattoo", "Custom Tattoo Design", "Tattoo art style", "Stick and poke tattoo", "Dermagraphic", "Sticker tattoo", "Chinese character tattoos", "Cover up tattoo", "Tattos", "Temporary tattoos", "Tattoos", "Chinese character tattoo", "Stick and poke tattoos", "Tatoo parlor", "Ballpoint tattoo", "Washable tattoo", "Tatooing", "Angel wings tattoo", "Tatoos", "Tatoo", "Tatuajes", "Tattoo styles", "Tattooing", "Tattoo-style art", "Chinese tattoo", "Tattoo art", "Tattoo parlours", "Tattoo style", "Tattoo designs", "Stick and poke", "Tatoo parlour", "Tattooed"]}
{"context": "Question: In what country would you find Coptic Christians?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Egypt", "aliases": ["EGY", "Arab Republic of Egypt", "A.R. EGYPT", "The Arab Republic of Egypt", "Eygpt", "Etymology of Egypt", "مصر", "Kemmet", "Gift of the Nile", "Arab Republic Of Egypt", "Names of Egypt", "Miṣr", "A.R. Egypt", "Eytp", "National identity of Egyptians", "Jumhuriyat Misr al'", "Eypt", "Egyptian Republic", "Ejipt", "Name of Egypt", "Egipto", "Kimet", "جمهوريّة مص", "Egypte", "Egypt (name)", "Egypt", "جمهورية مصرالع", "A.R. Egypt", "Republic of Eygpt", "Égypte", "Second Egyptian Republic", "Egipt", "ISO 3166-1:EG", "Egypt info"]}
{"context": "Question: In which events did Gert Fredriksson win six Olympic gold medals?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Canoeing", "aliases": ["Flatwater", "Canoeing", "Canoeist", "Canoers", "Canoe flatwater racing", "Canoing", "Paddler", "Canoer", "Flatwater canoeing", "Competitive canoeing"]}
{"context": "Question: Which French actor features on the cover on The Smiths album The Queen is Dead\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alain Delon", "aliases": ["Alan Delon", "Alain Delon", "Alain Fabien Maurice Marcel Delon"]}
{"context": "Question: Which island known as Ynys Gybi in Welsh, lies just off the west coast of Anglesey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Holy Island", "aliases": ["Holy Island (disambiguation)", "Holy Island", "Holy Isle (disambiguation)", "Holy Isle"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the 'Referee' on the TV game show 'Big Break'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Virgo", "aliases": ["Mr. Perfection", "John Virgo"]}
{"context": "Question: Located in a country of the same name which is African's second highest mountain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MT KENYA", "aliases": ["Mount Kenia", "Mount Kenya", "Mount Kirinyaga", "Mt Kenya", "Mt kenya", "Etymology of Mount Kenya", "Mount kenya", "Lenana", "Batian", "Mount Kenya massif", "Mt. Kenya", "Nelion", "MT KENYA", "Point Lenana"]}
{"context": "Question: What boy with a girl's name was sung about by Johnny Cash?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sue", "aliases": ["Sue", "SUE", "Sue (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who invented the telescope in 1608?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HANS LIPPERSHEY", "aliases": ["Hans Lipperhey", "Johannes Lippershey", "Johann Lippershey", "Hans Lippershey", "HANS LIPPERSHEY", "Hans lippershey telescope"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Egoportrait' (a Quebecois word) was added to the 2015 French dictionary, meaning what more popular new English word?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Selfie", "aliases": ["Selfies", "Falfie", "Selfie", "Christ the Redeemer selfie", "Селфи", "Selfy", "Selfie Olympics", "No-makeup selfie", "Christ the redeemer selfie"]}
{"context": "Question: Which crop is attacked by the Colorado Beetle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Potato", "aliases": ["Idaho potato", "Potato farmer", "Potatos", "Cooking potatoes", "Boiled Potatoes", "Potato, Irish", "Pottato", "Tattie", "New potatoes", "Pomme Terre", "Pratie", "Patatoes", "Potato farm", "German Butterball", "Poetato", "Spud", "History of Potatoes", "Solanum tuberosum", "Roast potato", "Potato (northern)", "Red potato", "White potatoes", "Potato", "White potato", "Potatoes", "Super tuber", "Boiled potatos", "New potato", "Potato industry", "Kerris Pink", "Irish potato", "Boiled potato", "Potater", "Purple potato", "Tatey", "Alu (tuber)", "History of potatoes", "Red Potato", "Maris Peer", "Potatoe", "Potato farmers", "Idaho Potato", "Solanum tuberosum tuberosum", "Culture of potato", "Pateeto", "Red potatoes", "Poetatoe", "Boiled potatoes", "Tatties", "Blue potato", "Potato skin", "Spuds"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1925 at Windsor, bookmakers went on strike - against what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Betting Tax", "aliases": ["Betting Tax"]}
{"context": "Question: Which artist, a member of the Order of Merit, was born in Bradford in July 1937?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAVID HOCKNEY", "aliases": ["Hockney", "DAVID HOCKNEY", "David Hockney"]}
{"context": "Question: What word is used to describe someone who is neither left or right handed, but can use both hands with equal ease?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ambidextrous", "aliases": ["Ambidexterity", "Ambidexterous", "Ambisinister", "Ambidextrousness", "Ambadexterous", "Ambidextrous"]}
{"context": "Question: On which river does Ipswich stand?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Orwell", "aliases": ["Orwell (disambiguation)", "Orwell"]}
{"context": "Question: Mearth was the name of the child of which US tv characters?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mork and Mindy", "aliases": ["Shazbot!", "Nanu nanu", "Shazbot", "Nanoo nanoo", "Mork from Ork", "Nanu Nanu", "Na-Nu Na-Nu", "Exidor", "Mork & Mindy", "Mork and Mindy", "Mork And Mindy", "Mindy McConnell"]}
{"context": "Question: What do we call the vegetable called the rutabaga in America?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Swede", "aliases": ["Svenskar", "Sweden people", "Ethnic Swede", "Sweede", "Sweed", "Swede", "Swede (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Deacon Blue took their name from the title of a song by which group?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Steely Dan", "aliases": ["The Dan", "Steely dan", "Steely Dan", "Steeley Dan", "Steely Dan (band)", "Danfest"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the nine square mile area of West Yorkshire, between Wakefield, Morley and Rothwell, famous for growing a certain vegetable?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE RHUBARB TRIANGLE", "aliases": ["Yorkshire Forced Rhubarb", "THE RHUBARB TRIANGLE", "Champagne Rhubarb", "Rhubarb Triangle", "The rhubarb triangle"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The song \"\"Diamonds Are a Girl's Best Friend\"\" was famously performed by Marilyn Monroe in which 1953 film?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes", "aliases": ["Gentlemens prefer blondes", "Gentleman Prefer Blondes", "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes (disambiguation", "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes"]}
{"context": "Question: Which hit for 'Wet Wet Wet' was the biggest-selling single in Britain in 1994?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'LOVE IS ALL AROUND'", "aliases": ["Love Is All Around (Wet Wet Wet song", "'LOVE IS ALL AROUND'", "Love Is All Around (The Troggs song", "Love Is All Around (the Troggs song", "Love Is All Around", "Christmas Is All Around", "Love is All Around"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the IBM computer that defeated world chess champion Garry Kasparov in 1997?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Deep Blue", "aliases": ["Deep Blue (disambiguation)", "Deepblue", "Deep Blue", "Deep blue"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country is the southern pillar of Hercules\nAnswer:", "answer": "Morocco", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:MA", "Al-Mamlakah al-Ma�", "Maroc", "Royaume du Maroc", "Norocco", "Moraco", "Sultanate of Fez", "Etymology of Morocco", "المغرب", "Al-Mamlaka al-Maġ", "Maroc (disambiguation)", "Morroco", "Al-Maġrib", "Lmaġrib", "Sherifian Empire", "Maroco", "Name of Morocco", "Morrocco", "Moroccan Kingdom", "Morocco", "Morrocan", "Al-Mamlakah al-Ma�", "Moroco", "Marokko", "المملكة المغرب", "Marocko", "Sultanate of Morocco", "Al-Mamlaka al-Maghreb", "Kingdom of Morocco"]}
{"context": "Question: Who became the ruler of Russia in 1964 until his death in 1982?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Leonid Brezhnev", "aliases": ["Brezhnev, Leonid Ily", "Leonid I. Brezhnev", "Brežněv", "Leonid Iljic Breznev", "Leonid Brezhnev", "Breshneu", "Breshnev", "Леони́д Иль", "Leonid Brezhnev (disambiguation)", "Brezhnev", "Leonid Ilych Brezhnev", "Leonid Brezhniev", "Leonid Ilyich Brezhnev", "Leonid Brežnev", "Brechnev", "Brejnev", "L. I. Brezhnev", "Leonid Breznev", "Leonid Iljitsch Breschnew", "Breznev", "Brezhnevian", "Leonid Ilich Brezhnev", "Leonid Breshnev", "Leonid Iljič Brežnev"]}
{"context": "Question: The song ‘Seventy Six Trombones’ is from which musical show?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Music Man", "aliases": ["Gary, Indiana (song)", "River City, IA", "Marian Paroo", "The Musicman", "The Music Man (musical)", "River City, Iowa", "Meredith Willson's The Music Man", "River City (The Music Man)", "The Music Man", "Winthrop Paroo", "Charlie Cowell", "Trouble (The Music Man song)", "Prof. Harold Hill", "The Music Man Live!"]}
{"context": "Question: On which TV quiz show was Princess Anne a contestant\nAnswer:", "answer": "Question of Sport", "aliases": ["Question of sport", "A Question of sport", "A Question Of Sport", "A Question of Sport", "Question of Sport", "AQOS"]}
{"context": "Question: What object was unveiled outside John Lennon Airport, Liverpool, in 2005?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Yellow submarine", "aliases": ["Yellow Submarine", "Yellow submarine", "The Yellow Submarine", "Yellow Submarine (disambiguation)", "Yello Sub"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of plant is a 'Silver Slipper'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AZALEA", "aliases": ["Azalea species", "AZALEA", "Azaleas", "Azalea", "Culture of azalea"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was on the English throne 1377 - 99?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RICHARD II", "aliases": ["Richard ii", "Richard II, King of the English", "Richard, Duke of Cornwall", "Richard II (England)", "Richard II, King of England", "Richard II", "King Richard II of England", "RICHARD II", "King Richard II", "Richard II of england", "Richard II of England"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1958 film ‘Gigi’ was based on the novel by which French author?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Colette", "aliases": ["Sidonie-Gabrielle Colette", "Colette Willy", "Sidonie Gabrielle Colette", "Sidonie Colette", "Cheri (novel)", "Gabrielle Colette", "Sidonie Gabrielle Claudine Co", "Colette"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played the title role in the 2008 film 'The Wrestler'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MICKEY ROURKE", "aliases": ["Mickey Rourke", "Micky Rourke", "MICKEY ROURKE", "Mickey Roarke"]}
{"context": "Question: How many Electoral College votes did Washington bring to the table this year?\nAnswer:", "answer": "12", "aliases": ["twelve", "12"]}
{"context": "Question: The Cartier Racing Awards are competed for in which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Horse racing", "aliases": ["Scratch sheet", "Race horse", "Pony racing", "Horse Racing", "Racing horse", "Racing industry", "Horse racing in Japan", "Horse-racing", "Keiba", "🏇", "Horse racing", "Horse racing venue", "Racing on horseback", "Quarter-Horse Racing", "Horse race", "Horse races", "Racehorses", "Horse-race", "Racehorse", "Turf patron", "Horserace", "Horseracing"]}
{"context": "Question: How many Rings of Power were there, in total?\nAnswer:", "answer": "20", "aliases": ["twenty", "20"]}
{"context": "Question: Which chemical element is named after the Greek word for the Moon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Selenium", "aliases": ["Selenious", "Selenium compounds", "Selenian", "Selenium (disambiguation)", "Selenous", "Selenium", "Element 34", "Selenosis", "Seleniferous", "Seleniun", "Seleniuretted", "Selenium poisoning"]}
{"context": "Question: Bole is a shade of which colour?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brown", "aliases": ["Orangeish blacks", "Light brown", "Orangeish black", "Black oranges", "Blackish-oranges", "Black-oranges", "Orangeish-black", "Orangeblack", "Orange-black", "Orangeish-blacks", "Brownest", "Brownishly", "Blackish orange", "Brown", "List of terms associated with the color brown", "Orange-blacks", "Blackish oranges", "Orangeishblacks", "Brownness", "Orangeishblack", "Orangish-blacks", "Orangish blacks", "Pale Sandy Brown", "Blackish-orange", "Orangishblack", "Blackorange", "Brownishness", "Blackishoranges", "Brownish", "Orangish-black", "Black orange", "Orangish black", "Pullman brown", "Blackishorange", "Orange blacks", "Brown (colour)", "Black-orange", "Blackoranges", "Orangishblacks", "Dark brown", "Brown (color)", "Reddish brown", "Orangeblacks", "Brownly", "Orange black"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played the title role in the 1951 film ‘Captain Horatio Hornblower RN’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gregory Peck", "aliases": ["Gregory peck", "Gregory Peck", "Gregory Peckk", "Greg Peck", "Eldred Gregory Peck"]}
{"context": "Question: The Ducati is manufactured in which city and what country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bologna, Italy", "aliases": ["Comune di Bologna", "Bolognese", "Commune di Bologna", "Bulåggna", "Bologna", "Bolagna", "Bologne", "UN/LOCODE:ITBLQ", "Bologna, Italy", "History of Bologna", "Felsina", "Bologna (Italy)", "בולוניה", "Bologna italy"]}
{"context": "Question: When US President James Garfield was shot in Washington DC in July 1881, what was he doing?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WAITING FOR A TRAIN", "aliases": ["WAITING FOR A TRAIN", "Waiting for a Train"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the former name of Helsingor, Denmark?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Elsinor", "aliases": ["Elsinor"]}
{"context": "Question: In which modern country is the ancient city of Petra?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JORDAN", "aliases": ["Jordan (country)", "Al-Urdunn", "أردنّ", "JOrdan", "Urdun", "Hashemite Kingdom of Transjordan", "Urdunn", "The Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan", "Administrative divisions of Jordan", "HKJ", "State of Jordan", "Jordan", "Jordanian Kingdom", "Languages of Jordan", "Hashemite Kingdom of the Jordan", "Jordanie", "Al-Mamlakah al", "JORDAN", "Al-'Urdun", "Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan", "ISO 3166-1:JO", "الأردن", "Kingdom of the Jordan", "Ottoman Jordon", "Al-Urdun", "H.K of Jordan", "Etymology of Jordan", "المملكة الأردن", "Kingdom of Jordan"]}
{"context": "Question: What in the human body is the calcaneum?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Heel bone", "aliases": ["Heelbone", "Calcaneus bone", "Calcaneus", "Calcaneal tuberosity", "Calcaneal", "Heel bone", "Tuber calcanei", "Calcaneous bone", "Calcaneum", "Os calcis", "Os calcaneum"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘Obey your thirst’ is the advertising slogan for which soft drink?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sprite", "aliases": ["Sprite (comics)", "Sprite (disambiguation)", "Sprite", "Sprites"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Spanish artist painted the 'Rokeby Venus', completed in 1651?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Velazquez.", "aliases": ["Velasquez (surname)", "Velazquez (disambiguation)", "Velázquez (surname)", "Velazquez", "Velazquez.", "Velásquez (surname)"]}
{"context": "Question: Selenology is the scientific study of which celestial body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The moon", "aliases": ["Sol 3a", "Moon-like", "Mass of the Moon", "Solar and lunar eclipses", "Moon mass", "Earth's natural satellites", "Sol IIIa", "Moon", "Satellite of Earth", "🌙", "Mass of Moon", "Earth and moon", "Lunarian", "🌛", "🌜", "Luna (natural satellite)", "Pictures on the moon", "Earth I", "Earth and Moon", "☽", "☾", "Luna (moon)", "Lunar mass", "The Moon", "Lunar radius", "Earth's moon", "Terra I", "Moon (moon)", "Moon (Earth)", "Moonlikeness", "Natural Earth satellite", "Moonless", "Moon-likeness", "Dorsa Argand", "Moon distance from earth", "Luna (satellite)", "The moon", "Moonlike", "Earth's Moon", "Moon likeness", "Moon like"]}
{"context": "Question: Name Microsoft's hands-free gaming system launched in June 2010, a made-up word alluding to joining?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kinect", "aliases": ["Xbox kinect", "Xbox Connect", "Connect for Xbox 360", "Project Natal", "KinectShare.com", "Kinect for Windows", "XBox 360 Kinect", "Kinect", "Natal (Video Game controller)", "Kinect for Xbox 360", "KINECT", "Kinect SDK", "XBOX Kinect", "Xbox Kinect", "Xbox Fluid", "Kinnect", "Skeletal tracking", "Kinect for the XBox 360", "Microsoft Kinect", "Microsoft Natal", "Xbox Natal"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the world's smallest land-locked country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vatican City", "aliases": ["Geology of the Vatican City", "Christianity in Vatican City", "ISO 3166-1:VA", "People of Vatican City", "State of Vatican City", "Ecclesiastical governnment", "Vaticana City", "The Vatican City State", "Communications in the Vatican City", "Roman Catholicism in the Vatican City", "Vatican City/Communications", "History of Vatican", "Vatican City-State", "State of the City of the Vatican", "Demographics of the Vatican City", "State of Vatican", "Roman Catholicism in Rome", "State of the Vatican City", "Holy See (The Vatican)", "Catholic City", "Europe/Vatican", "The Vatican City", "Vatican City State", "Vatican city", "CittA del vaticano", "Demographics of Vatican City", "Population of Vatican City", "Città del vaticano", "History of Vatican City", "Religion in the Vatican City", "Vatikan", "Capital of Vatican City", "Vatican City/People", "Sovereign of the State of the Vatican City", "Sport in the Vatican City", "Stato della Città del Vaticano", "Holy See (Vatican)", "Status Civitatis Vaticanae", "Vatican City", "Vatican City/History", "Citta del Vaticano", "Città del Vaticano", "History of the Vatican City", "Vatican State", "Vatican citizenship", "Città del vaticano", "Roman Catholicism in Vatican City", "List of companies of Vatican City", "Vatican City (Holy See)", "Apostolic Palace & St. Peter's Basil", "Citta del vaticano"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose playing of the part of Enrico Bandello in the film 'Little Caesar' brought him to stardom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edward G. Robinson", "aliases": ["Emanuel Goldenberg", "Robinson, Edward G.", "Edward Goldenberg Robinson", "Edward G. Robinson", "Edward G Robinson"]}
{"context": "Question: Which mountain range stretches for 1500 miles and has Mount Mitchell at 6,684 feet as its highest point?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Appalachians", "aliases": ["Appalachian mountain range", "Northern Appalachian Mountains", "The Apalachians", "Appalachain", "The Appalachians", "Appalacian Mountain system", "Appalachian Rise", "Appalachian Range", "Appalachian Mountain", "Appalachian Mountain Range", "Appalachian Mountains", "Apalachian", "Apalachian Mountains", "Appalachians", "The mountains of Appalachia", "Appalachian region", "The Appalachian Mountains", "Appalachian Mountain system", "Appalachian mountains", "Apalachians", "Appalachian highlands", "The Apalachian Mountains", "Appalachian Highlands"]}
{"context": "Question: Who would use the expression a right plonker\nAnswer:", "answer": "Del Boy", "aliases": ["Del-Boy", "Del Boy", "Del boy", "Del Boy Trotter", "Loverly Jubbly", "Loverly jubbly", "Delboy", "Del-Boy Trotter", "Derek Trotter", "Del Trotter", "Derek Edward Trotter", "Del boy Trotter"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the more famous two word name of American singer and ukele player who had the real name Herbert Khaury. In 1968 he released a classic version of a popular song which he sang in a high pitched voice?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TINY TIM", "aliases": ["Tiny Tim (disambiguation)", "TINY TIM", "Tiny Tim"]}
{"context": "Question: Pompey the Great and Crassus were two of the 'First Triumverate' in 60 BC. Who was the third?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JULIUS CAESAR", "aliases": ["Julious caesar", "Literary works of Julius Caesar", "Julius Caesar (Roman)", "IVLIVS CÆSAR", "Julius Caesar", "Divus Iulius", "Caesar, Julius", "Julius caesar quotes", "Juluis Cesar", "Giulius Caesar", "Caesar Dictator", "IMP. CAESAR", "Gayus Julius Caesar", "C. Julius Caesar", "Julius caesar", "Commentaries of Julius Cæsar", "Ivlivs Caesar", "IMP. CÆSAR", "Caesar the Dictator", "Iulius Caesar", "Gaius Iulius Gaii fil", "IMP•C•IVLIVS•CA", "Julius Seizer", "Caius Iulius Caesar", "Julius Ceaser", "Julius ceasar", "JULIUS CAESAR", "IVLIVS CAESAR", "IMP*C*IVLIVS*CA", "Julias ceaser", "I am the republic", "Julias caesar", "CAIVS IVLIVS CAESAR", "Julius Ceasar", "Imperator Gaius Iulius Caesar", "DIVVS IVLIVS", "Julis Caesar", "Caesars death", "Gaius Iulius Gaii F", "Caesar complex", "Julius Caesra", "Conspiracy (caesar)", "Caesar", "Political career of Julius Caesar", "Ivlivs Cæsar", "Julius Cesar", "Julius Caeser", "Julius Cæsar", "Julius Caesar Assassination plot"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of painter van Gogh’s brother to whom he wrote many letters?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Theo", "aliases": ["Theo"]}
{"context": "Question: How is the year 1994 depicted in Roman Numerals?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MCMXCIV", "aliases": ["MCMLXXXXIV", "March 1994", "July 1994", "August 1994", "September 1994", "1994", "December 1994", "February 1994", "MCMXCIV", "April 1994", "June 1994", "November 1994", "1994 a.d.", "May 1994", "January 1994", "October 1994", "May 31st, 1994", "Deaths in 1994", "Heisei 6"]}
{"context": "Question: Which film sees Clint Eastwood, Tommy Lee Jones, James Garner and Donald Sutherland as retired astronauts?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Space Cowboys", "aliases": ["Space Cowboys", "Space cowboys"]}
{"context": "Question: What should you cross for good luck?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fingers", "aliases": ["Finger (disambiguation)", "Fingers", "The Finger (disambiguation)", "Fingers (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the occupation of Gunga Din, in Rudyard Kipling's poem?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Water carrier", "aliases": ["Water carrier", "Water seller"]}
{"context": "Question: Cobra Beer originates in which Commonwealth country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "India Note: though originally brewed in India,", "aliases": ["India Note: though originally brewed in India,"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is reported to have as his epitaph. On the whole I'd rather be in Philadelphia\nAnswer:", "answer": "W.C. Fields", "aliases": ["W. C. Fields", "William Claude Dukenfield", "W.C. Fields", "Wc fields", "Charles Bogle", "WC Fields", "W C Fields", "Otis Criblecoblis", "Mahatma Kane Jeeves"]}
{"context": "Question: In the TV series 'Friends', what is 'rachel's' surname?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'GREEN'", "aliases": ["Green (crater)", "Green (song)", "Green (disambiguation)", "GREEN", "'GREEN'", "GREEN (disambiguation)", "Green (album)"]}
{"context": "Question: If you heard the catchphrase \"They're great\" what would expect to be advertised?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Frosties", "aliases": ["Frosted Rice", "Tiger Power", "Frosted Flakes", "Cinnamon Krunchers", "Kellog's Frosted Flakes", "Zucaritas", "Whole Grain Tiger Power", "They're gonna taste great", "Tony's Cinnamon Krunchers", "Frosted Flakes of Corn", "Cocoa Frosted Flakes", "Kellogg's Frosted Flakes", "List of Frosted Flakes Products", "Kellogg's Frosties", "Sugar Frosted Flakes", "Frosties"]}
{"context": "Question: Which League 2 football team play home games at the New York Stadium?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rotherham Utd", "aliases": ["Rotherham FC", "Miller Bear", "Rotherham United Football Club", "Rotherham United F. C.", "Rotherham United F C", "Rotherham United", "Rotherham utd", "Rotherham United FC", "Rotherham Utd", "Rotherham United F.C."]}
{"context": "Question: Louis Reard created which two-piece item of clothing in 1946?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bikini", "aliases": ["Bikinis", "Bikini-tanned", "Men's bikini", "Unikini", "Bikini (underwear)", "Bikini-tanning", "Bikini tops", "Bikini tanned", "Bikini-tan", "Bikinitanning", "Bikinitan", "Pale breast", "Bikini", "Pale breasts", "Bikini top", "👙", "Bikini tanning", "Vkini", "Bikini-tans", "Two-piece swimsuit", "Bikinitans", "Bikini bottom", "Bikinitanned", "Bikini tans"]}
{"context": "Question: Who gave his name to the scientific law that states that the pressure of a gas is inversely proportional to its volume at constant temperature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Robert Boyle", "aliases": ["Boylean", "Robert Boyle", "Sir Robert Boyle", "The Hon Robert Boyle"]}
{"context": "Question: To which family of birds do Linnets belong?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Finches", "aliases": ["Fringillidae", "Carduelidae", "Carduelini", "Finches", "True finch", "Finch", "Finch (bird)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the currency of the middle eastern country of Qatar?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rial", "aliases": ["Rial (disambiguation)", "Rial (monetary unit)", "Rial", "ریال", "﷼", "Riyal (disambiguation)", "Riyals", "Riyal", "RIAL", "Rial (currency)", "Rials"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British comedy actor has a refuse tip named after him in New Zealand, after he visited Palmerston, and said that it was a great place to commit suicide?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Cleese.", "aliases": ["John Marwood Cleese", "Camilla Cleese", "Cleese", "John Cleese (actor)", "John Cleese.", "John Otto Cleese", "Reginald Cheese", "John cleese", "John Cleese"]}
{"context": "Question: In terms of tonnage of cargo handled, which is the world's largest port?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rotterdam", "aliases": ["Rotterdam South", "Rotterdam, South Holland", "R'dam", "Historisch Museum Rotterdam", "UN/LOCODE:NLRTM", "Rotterdam, Holland", "Roterdam", "Rotterdam, Netherlands", "Rotterdam", "Rotterdam, Zuid Holland"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous stage production, first seen in 1973, contains a scruffily dressed hunchback named Riff Raff?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW", "aliases": ["THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW", "Dr Frank N Furter", "Magenta (Rocky Horror)", "Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show", "Rocky Horror Show", "Dr. Frank-n-Furter", "The Rocky Horror Show", "Riff Raff (hunchback)", "Dr. Frank N. Furter"]}
{"context": "Question: Citizen Band radio operators have nicknames for various towns and cities. In C.B. jargon which Clwyd town is called 'Sparkie Town'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FLINT", "aliases": ["Fast Library for Number Theory", "FLINT"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the surname of Django in the 2012 film ‘Django Unchained’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Freeman", "aliases": ["Freeman", "Free men (disambiguation)", "Freemen (disambiguation)", "Free men", "Free man", "Freeman (disambiguation)", "Freemen", "Freeman (album)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the 1951 novel ‘From here to Eternity’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Jones", "aliases": ["Jones, James", "James Jones (basketball)", "James Jones (disambiguation)", "James Jones (running back)", "James Jones", "James Jones (American football)"]}
{"context": "Question: The Drover's Arms featured in which 1970s and 80s BBC TV series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "All Creatures Great and Small", "aliases": ["All Creatures Great & Small", "All Creatures Great and Small (disambiguation)", "All creatures great and small", "All Creatures Great and Small"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1818, British obstetrician James Blundell performed the first successful human what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blood transfusion", "aliases": ["Blood unit", "Transfusingly", "Transfusion reaction", "Blood transfusers", "Transfusions", "Transfusedly", "Transfusionally", "Serious Hazards of Transfusion", "Transfusion-transmitted infection", "Blood transfuser", "Transfusion reactions", "Transfusional", "Cross and type", "Blood Transfusion", "Transfusion of blood", "Blood transfusions", "Group and screen", "Transfusing", "Type and cross", "Blood/Blood Transfusion", "Blood transfusion", "Transfuses", "Blood units", "Transfuser", "Massive transfusion protocol", "Transfused", "Transfuse", "Transfusers"]}
{"context": "Question: What online travel agency uses The Roaming Gnome as its' TV spokesperson?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Travelocity", "aliases": ["AllHotels", "Travelocity", "Easy Sabre", "SAABRE", "Eaasy Sabre", "Easy Saabre", "Travelocity.com", "Saabre", "Eaasy SABRE", "Travelosity", "Easy SAABRE", "Travelocity Business", "The roaming gnome", "Easy SABRE"]}
{"context": "Question: What British ship was sunk by Gunther Prien, captain of submarine U47, on the night of 13 and 14 October 1939?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Royal Oak", "aliases": ["Royal Oak", "The Royal Oak", "Royal Oak (tree)"]}
{"context": "Question: With what is FIFA usually associated?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Football", "aliases": ["FOOTBALL", "History of football", "Games called football", "FootBall", "Football games", "Modern codes of football", "Football", "Footbal", "Foot ball", "Foot Ball", "Foot-ball", "Football move", "Football's", "Football rules", "History of football games", "Football code", "Foot-Ball", "Football (Group of Sports)", "Football (elliptical)", "Football codes"]}
{"context": "Question: What is an oblation in relation to a god? Offering; Curse; Damnation; or Church?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Offering", "aliases": ["Offering (album)", "Offering (disambiguation)", "Offering"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the leather finger protection used by archers called\nAnswer:", "answer": "A tab", "aliases": ["Tab X-Tra", "A tab", "Tab soda", "Tab (soda)", "Tab pop", "Tab cola", "Tab (soft drink)", "TaB", "Tab x-tra"]}
{"context": "Question: The King of Wishful Thinking was a hit song used during the opening credits of the movie Pretty Woman. Who sang it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Go West", "aliases": ["GO WEST", "Go West", "Go West (disambiguation)", "Go West (film)", "Go west", "Go West (album)"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the year; Dunblane massacre, IRA bomb in Manchester city centre, the first cloned mammal, Dolly the sheep, was born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1996", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-six", "1996"]}
{"context": "Question: What does an entomologist study?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Insects", "aliases": ["Insect reproduction", "Entomofauna", "Entomos", "Insect viruses", "Éntomon", "Insects", "Entomon", "Insect hormones", "Insect orders", "Dicondylia", "Insect life cycle", "Orders of insects", "Insect", "Insecto", "Ἔντομος", "Orders of Insects", "Insecta", "Éntomos", "Insectum", "Bug (insect)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 70s show was based on the British show Till Death Us Do Part?\nAnswer:", "answer": "All In The Family", "aliases": ["All In The Family", "All in the family", "Justice For All (TV pilot)", "Stretch Cunningham", "All in the Family (US series)", "Those Were the Days (TV pilot)", "All In the Family", "Millard Fillmore High School", "All in the Family", "Justice for All (TV pilot)", "Those Were The Days (TV pilot)"]}
{"context": "Question: The island called Martha's Vineyard off the south of Cape Cod in New England is in which state of the USA?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Massachusetts", "aliases": ["Masachusetts", "Masshole Commonwealth", "Massachusetts (state)", "Massachusetts culture", "Massachusetts, United States", "Masachussetts", "Commonwealth of Masachusetts", "The Bay State", "Commonwealth of Masachussets", "Culture of Massachusetts", "Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "MA (state)", "Massechusetts", "Commonwealth of Masachusets", "Commonwealth of Massachussets", "Religion in Massachusetts", "Masschusetts", "Masachussets", "Commonwealth of Massachussetts", "Massachusetts", "Transport in Massachusetts", "Massachusite", "Economy of Massachusetts", "6th State", "Massitchusits", "Massachsuetts", "Commonwealth of Masachussetts", "The Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "Massachussets", "Massachus", "Massechussets", "Transportation in Massachusetts", "Massachusets", "Masachusets", "Mass.", "Massachusetts state", "Sixth State", "Massachusites", "Massacheusetts", "Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "US-MA", "Commonwealth of Massachusets", "Massachussetts", "Massachusetts (U.S. state)", "Taxachusetts", "State of Massachusetts", "Massachusettes", "Massachusettsan", "Education in Massachusetts"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the first commercial jet airliner to go into service in the UK?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COMET", "aliases": ["Cometary nuclei", "☄", "Disconnection event", "COMET", "Dirty snowball model", "Long period comet", "Tail (comet)", "Dark comet", "Dirty snowball theory", "Dirty snowball hypothesis", "Short-period comet", "Black comets", "Short period comets", "Halley-type comet", "Long-period comet", "Comet Tails", "Jupiter family", "Plasma tail", "Comet", "Jupiter-family comet", "Jupiter family comet", "Comets", "Dirty snowball", "Comet tails", "A1 comet", "Coma (astronomy)", "Commet", "Coma (comet)", "Cometary"]}
{"context": "Question: What product is obtained from the tree Hevea Braziliensis' (amongst others)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LATEX", "aliases": ["LaTeX", "LaTeX2RTF", "LATEX", "LaTex", "Latex (language)", "Latex2rtf", "Latex (markup language)", "Latek", "Hline", "LaTeX3", "LaTeX2e", "LateX", "%5Chline", "LaTeΧ", "LaTeKh"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In Charles Dickens' \"\"Great Expectations\"\", who or what was Abel Magwitch?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Convict", "aliases": ["Ex-cons", "Convict", "Ex-con", "Ex-convict", "Convicts"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose is the first tale in Chaucer’s Canterbury Tales?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Knight", "aliases": ["The Knight", "Knight (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: The painting A Dance to the Music of Time 1634 - 1635 displayed in the Wallace Collection, London is by which artist?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nicholas Poussin", "aliases": ["Poussins", "Nicholas Poussin", "Nicolas Poussin", "Poussin, Nicolas", "Poussin", "Nicolo Poussino"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the heraldic name for the colour green?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vert", "aliases": ["Green (heraldry)", "Verte", "Vert", "Vert (heraldry)", "Green (vexillology)", "Sinople (heraldry)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of both a tire company and a restaurant guide?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Michelin", "aliases": ["Michelin Tire Company", "Compagnie Générale des Établ", "Michelin", "Kleber (tire)", "Michelin Group", "Michelin CGDE B Brown", "Michelin Tires", "Compagnie Generale des Etablissements", "Michelin et Cie", "Michilen"]}
{"context": "Question: Who did Betty Boothroyd replace as Speaker of the House of Commons on April 27th 1992?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BERNARD WEATHERILL", "aliases": ["Baron Weatherill", "Bruce Bernard Weatherill", "Jack Weatherill", "BERNARD WEATHERILL", "Bernard Weatherhill", "Bruce Bernard Weatherill, Baron Weatherill", "Bernard Weatherill", "Bruce Bernard Weatherill, Baron Weatherill,", "Bernard Weatherill, Baron Weatherill", "Lord Weatherill"]}
{"context": "Question: In the human body what is the Axilla commonly known as?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The armpit", "aliases": ["Underarm", "Axillae", "Underarms", "Axilla", "Arm pit", "Armpits", "Axillary region", "Posterior axillary fold", "Hairy Armpits", "Armpit", "The armpit", "Oxter", "Anterior axillary fold"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year was the 50p coin introduced into circulation in Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1969", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-nine", "1969"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the ferry that capsized after leaving Zeebrugge in 1987\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Herald of free Enterprise", "aliases": ["M/S Herald of Free Enterprise", "Zeebrugge ferry disaster", "MS Herald of Free Enterprise", "Herald of free enterprise", "IMO 7820485", "Flushing Range", "The Herald of Free Enterprise", "Herald of Free Enterprise", "The Herald of free Enterprise", "Zeebrugge Disaster"]}
{"context": "Question: What was introduced by the Volstead Act?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PROHIBITION IN THE USA", "aliases": ["Alcohol prohibition in the United States", "Prohibition in USA", "Prohibition in the USA", "Wets (Prohibition)", "United states prohibition", "Wine block", "U.S. prohibition", "The Prohibition", "Prohibition in the US", "Bricks of wine", "USA prohibition", "Noble experiment", "The Noble Experiment", "Prohibition of alcohol, United States", "Wine blocks", "Prohibition in the United States", "American Prohibition", "Prohibition era", "Prohibition-era (US)", "Noble Experiment", "Wine brick", "Prohibition in America", "US prohibition", "Prohibition in the U.S.", "Blocks of wine", "PROHIBITION IN THE USA", "Alcohol during and after prohibition", "National Prohibition", "Wine bricks", "US-style Prohibition", "Prohibition (US)", "American prohibition", "Prohibition Era", "Prohibition (United States)", "Prohibition US", "Prohibition (USA)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which playwright wrote Murder in the Cathedral?\nAnswer:", "answer": "T S Eliot", "aliases": ["TS Elliot", "T.s. Eliot", "TS Eliot", "T S Elliot", "T. S. Eliot", "T.s. eliot", "Sweeney Among the Nightingales", "T. S. Elliott", "T.S.E.", "T.S.Eliot", "Thomas Stearns", "T. S. (Thomas Stearns)", "Ts eliot", "T. S. Elliot", "Sweeney among the Nightingales", "T.S Eliot", "T.S Elliot", "Eliotian", "T.S. Elliot", "T.S. Eliott", "T S Eliot", "T Eliot", "Ts elliot", "Prufrock and Other Observations", "Thomas S. Eliot", "Thomas Stearns Eliot, OM", "T.S. Eliot", "Thomas Stearns Eliot"]}
{"context": "Question: Osmic relates to which of the senses?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Smell", "aliases": ["Smell (disambiguation)", "Smell", "Smells"]}
{"context": "Question: Hannibal Hayes and Kid Curry were the central characters in which 1970s American TV series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alias Smith and Jones", "aliases": ["Alias Smith and Jones (TV series)", "Alias Smith & Jones", "Alias Smith and Jones", "Hannibal Heyes and Kid Curry", "Alias smith and jones"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘Impossible is nothing’ is the motto of which sportswear company?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adidas", "aliases": ["Taylor-made", "Adidas", "ADIDAS", "José + 10", "Addidas", "Santiossage", "Jose + 10", "Adidas Sandals", "Adidas Group", "Jose +10", "Adidas SB", "Adidas Sneakers", "Adida", "Adidas-Salomon", "Adissage", "José +10", "The brand with the 3 stripes", "Adidas originals", "Adilette", "Adidas AG", "Adidas-Salomon AG"]}
{"context": "Question: Which town is the capital of Papua New Guinea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Port Moresby", "aliases": ["PG-NCD", "Port Moresby, PG-CPM", "National Capital District (Papua New Guinea)", "Capital of Papua New Guinea", "Mosbi", "Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea", "Port Morseby", "Pacific/Port Moresby", "Port Moresby", "National Capital District, Papua New Guinea", "Port Moresby, PG-NCD"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played the sadistic sheriff in the Clint Eastwood directed film Unforgiven?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gene Hackman", "aliases": ["Gene hackman", "Eugene Hackman", "Eugene Allen %22Gene%22 Hack", "Hackman, Gene", "Eugene hackman", "Eugene Alden Hackman", "Gene Hackman"]}
{"context": "Question: According to a popular Christmas song, who was a jolly happy soul?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Frosty the Snowman.", "aliases": ["Frosty The Snowman", "Frosty and Rudolph's Christmas in July", "Legend of Frosty the Snowman", "Frosty the Snow Man", "Frosty the Snowman", "Frosty the Snowman.", "Frosty the snowman", "Legend of Frosty", "Frosty the Snowman (song)"]}
{"context": "Question: Aphasia is the medical term for the inability to use or understand what, resulting from damage to the brain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Language", "aliases": ["Lnguage", "Human languages", "Formal notation", "Languoid", "Language", "Languge", "Spoken words", "Development of speech and language", "Languages", "Human language", "Language and dialect", "Lnguages", "Lanauge", "Complex language", "Speakers of other languages", "Linguistic diversity", "Language diversity"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"You're Going To Lose That Girl\"\" was from which Beatles film in 1965?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Help", "aliases": ["HELP!!", "HELP", "Help!", "Helpme", "Help project", "HELP!", "Help (disambiguation)", "Help! (disambiguation)", "Help", "I need help", "Help (television)"]}
{"context": "Question: The first 'A' in the Amazon logo has an arrow under it that leads to which other letter in the word?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Z", "aliases": ["𝓩", "Z.", "Ｚ", "🅩", "ⓩ", "Z (letter)", "Tailed z", "Geschwanztes z", "Ⓩ", "Geschwänztes z", "Geschwaenztes z", "🄩", "Geschwanztes Z", "⒵", "Long-tailed z", "🆉", "Z with tail", "Geschwaenztes Z", "Z", "🅉", "Geschwänztes Z"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the racecourse in Louisville where the Kentucky Derby is run?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHURCHILL DOWNS", "aliases": ["Churchill Downs Racetrack", "CHURCHILL DOWNS", "Churchill Downs"]}
{"context": "Question: What are the table-top mountains found in the Guiana Highlands of South America (especially Venezuela) that inspired Arthur Conan Doyle's The Lost World and also appear prominently in the landscapes of the Pixar hit Up?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tepuis", "aliases": ["Tepui", "Tepuy", "Tepuis"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the official residence of the Lord Mayor of London ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MANSION HOUSE", "aliases": ["Mansion House (disambiguation)", "MANSION HOUSE", "Mansion House", "The Mansion House"]}
{"context": "Question: How many 'Pockets' would you find on a pool table?\nAnswer:", "answer": "6", "aliases": ["six", "6"]}
{"context": "Question: In which English town is the Georgian colonnade called the Pantiles?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(ROYAL) TUNBRIDGE", "aliases": ["Royal Tonbridge Wells", "Tonbridge Wells", "Royal Tunbridge Wells, Kent", "Tunbridge Wells", "(ROYAL) TUNBRIDGE", "Royal Tunbridge Wells", "Royal Borough of Tunbridge Wells", "Tunbridge Wells, England", "Culverden Down"]}
{"context": "Question: When did Maori arrive in New Zealand?\nAnswer:", "answer": "late 13th century CE", "aliases": ["late 13th century CE"]}
{"context": "Question: The islands called the Moluccas were previously known as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Spice Islands", "aliases": ["Spice Islands", "Spice islands", "The Spice Islands", "Spice Islands (disambiguation)", "Spice island"]}
{"context": "Question: Skean dhu, kukri, and Bowie are all types of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Knives", "aliases": ["Ansall", "Knifes", "Cable sheath splitting knife", "Knive", "Knives", "Fish knife", "Sheath knives", "Long knife", "Knife"]}
{"context": "Question: Who provided the voice for Bob The Builder on his number one hit Can We Fix It?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Neil Morrissey", "aliases": ["Neil morisey", "Neil Morrisy", "Neil A. Morrissey", "Neil Morrissey", "Neil morissey", "Neil A Morrissey", "Neil Anthony Morrissey", "Neil Morrisey"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of creature is a bananaquit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bird", "aliases": ["Avians", "Avialan", "Chick guard stage", "Bird breeding", "Flying Bird", "Nestling", "Baby birds", "Avafauna", "Aves", "Bird", "Avialians", "🐣", "Living sauropods", "🐥", "🐤", "Roosting", "Pet bird", "Aviala", "Nestlings", "Avialian", "Ornithes", "Avifauna", "Living sauropods in Africa", "Living dinosaurs in Oceania", "Neornithes", "Roost site", "Neornithine", "Avian proteins", "Surviving Dinosaurs", "Birds mating", "Avian reproduction", "Modern bird", "Birds", "Bird reproduction", "Ornis", "Living dinosaurs in Australasia", "Avian dinosaur", "🐦", "Modern birds", "Class aves", "Modern Dinosaurs", "Birdness", "Chick (bird)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the German airship that burst into flames at its moorings in New Jersey in 1937\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Hindenberg", "aliases": ["LZ129", "Hindenburg (airship)", "Hindenburg airship", "German airship Hindenburg", "The Hindenberg", "LZ 129 Hindenburg", "LZ 129", "D-LZ129", "Lz-129", "Airship Hindenburg", "The Hindenburg", "Airship LZ129 Hindenburg", "D-LZ129 Hindenburg"]}
{"context": "Question: Why are anti-bacterial alcohol hand cleansers ineffective against Ebola?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ebola is a virus", "aliases": ["Ebola is a virus"]}
{"context": "Question: Boustrophedon is a style of bi-directional text where every other line of writing is reversed. It literally means the turning of an ox in Greek referring to what activity?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Plowing of a field", "aliases": ["Plowing of a field"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the cold war era slogan, you're better what, than red?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dead", "aliases": ["Devitalized", "Predeceased", "Death", "Deathly", "Predecease", "Dying", "Dy'd", "Somatic death", "Dead", "Exitus", "Deceasing", "Biological death", "Death and Dying", "Decedent", "Signs of death", "Death (science)", "Plant death", "Mortals", "Mortally", "Articulus mortis", "Physical death", "Died", "Death (medicine)", "Passing away", "Stages of death", "Deceases", "Premature death", "Fatally wounded", "Deceased", "Deadness", "Decease", "Deaths", "Death signs", "Articulo mortis", "Technically dead", "Indicative of death", "Human death", "Exitus letalis"]}
{"context": "Question: Who created the Star Wars series of films?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George Lucas", "aliases": ["Tyger (actress)", "George Walton Lucas Jr.", "Indiana (dog)", "George Jr. Lucas", "G lucas", "Jett Lucas", "Lucas, George", "George Lucas's", "George Walton Lucas", "George lucas", "Katie lucas", "George Lucus", "George Walton Lucas, Jr.", "George Lucas Jnr", "Gorge Lucas", "George W Lucas Jr", "The Flanneled One", "George Lucas", "George Lucas Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: In which London thoroughfare is The Monument?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pudding Lane", "aliases": ["Pudding Lane"]}
{"context": "Question: Spunky Puddle is a what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Town in Ohio, USA", "aliases": ["Town in Ohio, USA"]}
{"context": "Question: Who made the 1995 album 'Jagged Little Pill' which sold 33 million copies?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALANIS MORISSETTE", "aliases": ["Alanis Morrisette", "Alanis M", "Alannis Morrisette", "Alanis Morrissette", "Alanis Morrisete", "Morisette", "Alanis Morisette", "Alanis Moriset", "Nadine Morissette", "Morissette", "Alanis", "Alanis Morissette", "Alanis Nadine Morissette", "Alanis Morissete", "ALANIS MORISSETTE", "Alanis Morset", "Alanis morissette", "Intimate and Acoustic", "Morissette, Alanis", "Alanisette", "Alanis morrissette"]}
{"context": "Question: Where in a vertebrate would you find the protein myoglobin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Muscle tissue", "aliases": ["Muscle tissue"]}
{"context": "Question: What have you lost if you are suffering from anosmia\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sense of smell", "aliases": ["Olefactory", "Olfacception", "Olfactory perception", "Osmesis", "Olfactories", "Olfactory groove", "Accessory olfactory system", "Olfacoception", "Olfactory", "Smell receptors", "Olfaction", "Smelling", "Olfactory sense", "Olfactory sensation", "Olfactics", "Macrosmatic", "Sense of smell", "Osphresis", "Odorless", "Classification of smells"]}
{"context": "Question: What generic name for any project for radical innovation was first used at Lockheed Martin and can be traced to the comic strip Li'l Abner in which it is the job that no one wants?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Skunkworks project", "aliases": ["Skunkworks project", "Skunkwork project"]}
{"context": "Question: One question, three answers. Which three cyclists have won this award? (In any order.)\nAnswer:", "answer": "TOM SIMPSON", "aliases": ["TOM SIMPSON", "Tom Simpson", "Thomas Simpson (cyclist)", "Tommy Simpson"]}
{"context": "Question: In The Simpsons, how is Marion Anthony D'Amico, Springfield's Mafia boss, better known\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fat Tony", "aliases": ["Fat Tony (disambiguation)", "Fat Tony", "Fat tony"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1962, a 250cc World Championship for which sport was created, attracting machines built by Husqvarna, Bultaco, CZ and Greeves?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Motocross", "aliases": ["Motocross racing", "Motocross", "Motocross Racing", "Moto Cross", "Motorcycle scrambling", "Moto pit", "Moto-Cross", "Moto cross", "Motor cross", "Wilcomoto", "Motorcross"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the year; Baring's Bank collapsed, Blackburn Rovers won the Premier League and Cliff Richard was knighted?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1995", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-five", "1995"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Chinese deer, now found only in captivity , was named after a nineteenth century French missionary ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PERE DAVID'S DEER", "aliases": ["Père David's Deer", "Elaphurus davidianus", "Père Davids Deer", "Pere David's deer", "Pere Davids Deer", "PERE DAVID'S DEER", "Père david's deer", "Pere David's Deer", "Pere David’s deer", "Père David's deer", "Pere David Deer", "Elaphurus", "Elaphure", "Pere david's deer"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country was Marie Curie born? Poland, Austria or Switzerland?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Poland", "aliases": ["Etymology of Poland", "Polish state", "Poleand", "Rzeczpospolita Polska", "Polland", "ISO 3166-1:PL", "Polskor", "Republic of Poland", "POLAND", "Fourth Poland", "Country- Poland", "Poleland", "Polska", "Poland", "Poland.", "Pols Land", "Polnd", "Po land", "Lenkija", "Bastarnia", "Pologne", "PolanD", "Polija", "Pole land", "Architecture of Poland", "Ploand"]}
{"context": "Question: What is prussic acid, found in bitter almonds and laurel leaves, also known as?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hydrocyanic acid", "aliases": ["Formic anammonide", "Hydrocyanic Acid", "Cyanide gas", "74-90-8", "Hydrocyanic acid", "Hydrogen Cyanide", "Carbon hydride nitride", "Hydrocyan", "74908", "Formonitrile", "Hydrogen cyanide", "Hydrogen cyanide gas", "Cyclon", "H-C≡N", "Prussic acid", "Hydrocyanide", "Hydridonitridocarbon", "Cyanane", "Methanenitrile", "Bleiby process", "74 90 8", "MW6825000", "Prussic Acid", "Hydrodyanic acid"]}
{"context": "Question: Which US state is known as the Palmetto State?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Carolina", "aliases": ["Eighth State", "Hurricanes in South Carolina", "South Carolina (state)", "Transport in South Carolina", "The Palmetto State", "Religion in South Carolina", "South Carolina", "US-SC", "Iodine State", "South Carolina (U.S. state)", "State of South Carolina", "8th State", "Transportation in South Carolina", "South carolina", "Geography of South Carolina", "Education in South Carolina", "South Carolina (USA State)", "S. Carolina", "South Carolina Department of Archives and History", "South Carolina, United States", "South Carolina (State)", "Economy of South Carolina"]}
{"context": "Question: (When discovered Jan 2013) the largest known structure in the universe - a large quasar group named 'Huge-LQG' - would take how many years to cross if travelling at the speed of light?\nAnswer:", "answer": "4 billion", "aliases": ["4 billion", "4billion", "four billion"]}
{"context": "Question: Which vegetable has varieties called Royal Favourite and Walton Mammoth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LEEK", "aliases": ["LEEK", "Leek (vegetable)", "Japanese scallion", "Leek", "Allium porum", "Leeks"]}
{"context": "Question: What traditional dark ale is said to derive from its consumption by early 1700s doormen and bag-carrying street workers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Porter", "aliases": ["Portress", "Porter (disambiguation)", "Porter"]}
{"context": "Question: The name of which French newspaper translates as The World?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LE MONDE", "aliases": ["LE MONDE", "La monde", "LeMonde.fr", "Le Monde des Livres", "Le monde", "Lemonde", "Le Monde"]}
{"context": "Question: The 27 episodes of which sitcom featuring Julia Mckenzie, Anton Rodgers and Ballard Berkley were first broadcast in the 1980s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fresh Fields", "aliases": ["Fresh Fields (TV series)", "Fresh Fields"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the national anthem of the USA called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Star Spangled Banner", "aliases": ["The Star Spangled Banner (Beyoncé", "Star-Bangled Banner", "Anthem of the USA", "The National Anthem (United States)", "Star-Spangeled Banner", "National Anthem of the USA", "U.S. National Anthem", "National Anthem of the United States of America", "Land of the free and the home of the brave", "The National Anthem of the United States of America", "Star-Spangled Banner", "National anthem of the United States", "Star spangled banner", "Defence of Fort McHenry", "US National Anthem", "The official national anthem of the United States", "The Star-Spangeld Banner", "United States national anthem", "Star Spangled Banner", "USA anthem", "Star-spangled banner", "O say can you see", "In Defense of Fort McHenry", "Tssb", "Defense of Fort McHenry", "National Anthem of the United States", "National anthem of the united states", "America's National Anthem", "Defence of Fort M'Henry", "The Defense of Fort McHenry", "The land of the free and the home of the", "The star-spangled banner", "The national anthem of america", "American national anthem", "Oh Say Can You See", "Defense of Fort M'Henry", "Star Spangeld Banner", "The United States National Anthem", "Star Spangaled Banner", "Star-spangled", "Star Spangeled Banner", "The Star Spangled Banner", "USA National Anthem", "U.S.A. National Anthem", "United States National Anthem", "US national anthem", "American National Anthem", "The Star-Spangled Banner", "Star spangle banner", "The Star-spangled Banner", "US anthem"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had a hit in 1955 with Rock Around the Clock?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bill Haley and the Comets", "aliases": ["Bill Haley's Comets", "Bill Haley Sees Combo", "The Saddlemen", "B.H. Sees Combo", "Bill Haley and the Comets", "Bill haley and his comets", "Bill Haley and His Comets", "Saddlemen", "Bill Halley and his Comet", "Bill Haley and the Saddlemen", "Bill Haley y sus cometas", "Bill Halley and his Comets", "Bill Haley and his Comets", "Bill Haley & His Comets", "The Comets", "Billy Haley and His Comets", "Bill Haley & the Comets", "Bill Haley And The Comets", "Bill Haley & The Comets"]}
{"context": "Question: The Gunpowder Plot, by discontented Catholics including Guy Fawkes and Robert Catesby, was to blow up the British parliament as it was being opened by whom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James I", "aliases": ["James VI of Scotland, James I of England", "James I", "James VI, King of Scots", "Seumas VI of Scotland", "James, King of England, Ireland and Scotland", "James VI", "James I of England", "James VI of Scotland", "James I and VI", "James I of England, Scotland, and Ireland", "The wisest fool", "James I of England and VI of Scotland", "James VI of England", "James I of England, Scotland, and Irer", "Wisest fool", "The wisest fool in Christendom", "Wisest fool in Christendom", "James I of the UK", "James I of Wales", "King James VI of Scotland", "James VI of Scotland and I of England", "James I (England)", "King James VI", "James I of Great Britain", "James the 6th", "James VI and I", "King James the First", "James I, King of England", "James I of England and James VI of Scotland", "James I (of England)", "James vi", "James I of Ireland", "King James VI & I", "King James VI of Scotland and I of England", "James the first", "King James I of England", "James VI & I", "King James VI and I", "James VI of Scotland and England", "King James I", "King James I of England and VI of Scotland", "James I of england", "James I of the United Kingdom", "James VI (Scotland)", "James the First", "King James VI &I"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Serbian football club is the only one from that country to win an UEFA completion?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RED STAR BELGRADE", "aliases": ["Red Star Belgrade F.C", "Red Star Belgrade F.C.", "Crvena Zvezda FK", "F.K. Crvena Zvezda", "FK Estrella Roja", "FK Crvena zvezda", "Crevna zvezda", "F.C. Red star Belgrade", "Red Star Belgrade FC", "Crvena zvezda FK", "F.K. Crvena zvezda", "FK crvena zvezda", "FK Crvena Zvezda Beograd", "Red Star Belgrade", "Red Star Beograd", "Fk crvena zvezda", "Crvena zvezda Beograd", "F.K. Crvena zvezda", "Red star Belgrade FC", "Crvena Zvezda F.K.", "Red Star of Belgrade", "Red star Belgrade", "FC Crevna Zvezda", "FC Red Star Belgrade", "Red star Belgrade F.C.", "Crvena Zvezda Beograd", "Zvezdina zvezda", "F.C Red Star Belgrade", "FK Crvena Zvezda", "Crvena zvezda F.K.", "FK Crvena zvezda Beograd", "RED STAR BELGRADE", "FC Red star Belgrade", "FK Red Star", "F.K. Crvena Zvezda", "F.C. Red Star Belgrade"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Signal Failures' written by Dr. B. Ching is the title of a column that has appeared in which magazine?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PRIVATE EYE", "aliases": ["The Private Eye", "PRIVATE EYE"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the leader of the Peasant's Revolt in 1381 who, after killing a poll tax collector, marched on London with supporters and was killed there at Smithfield by the Lord Mayor of London?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wat Tyler", "aliases": ["Watt Tyler", "Wat Tyler"]}
{"context": "Question: A 'Tope', also known as a 'Stupa', is a domed structure erected as a burial place in which religion?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BHUDDISM", "aliases": ["Búdachas", "Buddhadharma", "Buddhadhamma", "Buddhism in Asia", "Budddhism", "Buddhist", "Budddhist", "Buddhist Saying", "Buddhism", "Buddha's gospel", "Buddh", "Dhamma-Vinaya", "Bouddhism", "Bhuudis", "Buddhisam", "Budhism", "Budhda birth date controversies", "BuddhIsm", "Buddha birth date controversies", "BuddHism", "Buddhists", "Buhhdism", "Dhamma-vinaya", "Buddhity", "Buddha Dharma", "Buddhasasana", "Budhist", "Bauddhadharma", "The teaching of the Buddha", "Dhammavinaya", "Buddhism religion", "Buddhaity", "Superbuddha", "Budism", "Buddist", "Buddhisem", "Buddism", "BHUDDISM", "Будизъм", "Boudhism", "Bhuddist", "Dhamma Vinaya", "Buddha Dhamma", "Buddhist religious philosophy", "BUDDHISM", "Budddhists", "Bhuddism", "Three levels of suffering"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the men's singles title at Wimbledon in 1987?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pat Cash", "aliases": ["Cat Pash", "Pat Cash", "Patrick Cash"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the style of music, characterised by staccato offbeat rhythms, and owing much to the influence of mento, jazz, ska and rhythm and blues?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Reggae", "aliases": ["Reggae", "Rockers Reggae", "Raggae", "Reggae films", "Reggae in cape town", "Reggae (Jamaican)", "Reggae in Cape Town", "Reggea", "Reggae (music)", "Reggae film", "Reggae music", "Reggay", "Regae music"]}
{"context": "Question: Which duo are associated with the classic comedy routine “Who’s on First”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Abbott and Costello", "aliases": ["Abbott and costello", "Aboott & Costello", "Abbot and Costello", "Abbott and Castella", "Babbat", "I'm a baaaad boy", "Abbot and costello", "Bud; and Costello, Lou Abbott", "Abbott, Bud; and Costello,", "Abbott & Costello", "Abbott and Costello"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the trophy awarded to the women's world team champions in badminton?\nAnswer:", "answer": "UBER CUP", "aliases": ["Uber Cup", "World Team Championships for Women", "UBER CUP"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the longest serving US president (12 years 39 days)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT", "aliases": ["Franklin D. Roosevelt", "Franklin D. Rosevelt", "F.D.R.", "FDR", "Franklin roosevelt", "F D R", "Frankilin Delano roosevelt", "Franklin Delano Rosevelt", "F. D. Roosevelt", "Franklin D. Roosevelt administration", "Frank Roosevelt", "Franklin d roosevelt", "Franklin Roosevelt Administration", "Franklin D Roosevelt", "FD Roosevelt", "32nd President of the United States", "Franklin Roosevelt", "Presidency of FDR", "Franklin D. Roosevelt Administration", "A Summary of the Life of Franklin Delano Roosevelt", "Franklin Rosevelt", "FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT", "F. Roosevelt Administration", "Franklin Roosevelt administration", "Presidency of Franklin D. Roosevelt", "Fdr", "President Franklin Delano Roosevelt", "F.D. Roosevelt", "Franklin Deleno Roosevelt", "President Franklin D. Roosevelt", "Franklin Delano Roosevelt", "Frankie D", "Frankin Delano Roosevelt", "Franklin Delano Roosevelt Administration", "F. D. Roosevelt Administration", "Roosevelt, Franklin Delano", "F. D. R.", "President Franklin Roosevelt", "Presidency of Franklin Delano Roosevelt", "Presidency of Franklin Roosevelt", "Frankin D Roosevelt"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Winter Olympics city did Torville and Dean win gold in 1984?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sarajevo", "aliases": ["Saraievo", "Serajevo", "Etymology of Sarajevo", "Europe/Sarajevo", "Seraium", "Jerusalem of Europe", "Sarejevo", "Etymology of sarajevo", "Basčarsija", "Transport in Sarajevo", "Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina", "Capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina", "Saraybosna", "Metromahala", "Serajewo", "Etymology of the Name of Sarajevo", "Etymology of the name of Sarajevo", "Sarajevo, Bosnia", "Bosna-Serai", "Rajvosa", "Sarajevo"]}
{"context": "Question: Which well known couple live at Bagshot Park in Surrey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Earl and Countess of Wessex", "aliases": ["HRH The Earl of Wessex", "Prince Edward, Earl of Wessex", "Prince Edward of the United Kingdom", "The Prince Edward", "Edward Windsor, Earl of Wessex", "Earl and Countess of Wessex", "Ardent Productions", "Prince Edward, 1st Earl of Wessex", "HRH Prince Edward", "Edward Wessex", "Edward, 1st Earl of Wessex", "The Earl of Wessex", "Edward, Earl of Wessex", "The Earl and Countess of Wessex", "HRH The Prince Edward", "Edward Anthony Richard Windsor"]}
{"context": "Question: Which vegetable is traditionally used in the dish moussaka?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aubergine", "aliases": ["Aubergines", "Brinjal eggplant", "Jersey eggplant", "Aubergeine", "Brinjals", "Egg-plant", "Aubergine", "Ukrainian Beauty Eggplant", "Baingan", "Japanese eggplant", "Brinjal", "Solanum melongena", "Melongene", "Solanum trongum", "Solanum esculentum", "🍆", "Solanum melanocarpum", "Eggplant", "Solanum longum", "Mulignan", "Eggplants", "Solanum oviferum", "Solanum album", "Melongena ovata", "Egg plant", "Solanum melongenum", "Garden egg", "Solanum insanum"]}
{"context": "Question: Harper Seven, born in 2011, is whose daughter?\nAnswer:", "answer": "David & Victoria Beckham", "aliases": ["David & Victoria Beckham"]}
{"context": "Question: In what US state is Mount Rushmore?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SOUTH DAKOTA", "aliases": ["South dakota", "South Dakota, United States", "Fortieth State", "South Dakota (State)", "SOUTH DAKOTA", "Mount Rushmore State", "The Mount Rushmore State", "40th State", "South Dakota (state)", "SoDak", "US-SD", "South Dacota", "Education in South Dakota", "Sports in South Dakota", "Nicknames of south dakota", "South Dakota", "South Dakota (U.S. state)", "Sodak", "Economy of South Dakota", "Politics of South Dakota", "Mt. Rushmore state", "Religion in South Dakota", "South Dakotan", "State of South Dakota"]}
{"context": "Question: On which coast of South America would you find the country of Venezuela?\nAnswer:", "answer": "North", "aliases": ["Northward", "North"]}
{"context": "Question: A 'frontispiece' is traditionally at the beginning of a?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Book", "aliases": ["Booke", "🕮", "Book", "📕", "📗", "📙", "📘", "Book and paper conservation", "📚", "Books"]}
{"context": "Question: In metallurgy, the term 'rouging' refers to a form of corrosion found on what substance that you do not readily associate with corrosion?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stainless steel", "aliases": ["Duplex Stainless Steel", "Stainless-steel", "18/10", "Stainless steal", "Chromium steel", "Duplex stainless steel", "Stainless steel", "The history of stainless steel", "Stainless steels", "Valadium", "Ferritic stainless steel", "Rustproof iron", "Inox steel", "Rustproof Iron", "Stainless steel wire", "STAINLESS Steel", "Stainless Steel"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What movie featured the song \"\"The Time Warp\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", "aliases": ["RHPC", "Frank-N-Furter", "The rocky horror picture show", "Brad Majors", "Rocky Horror Picture Show/Riff R", "The Denton Affair", "Revenge of the Old Queen", "Frank N. Furter", "The Rocky Horror Picture Show", "TRHPS", "RHPS", "Dr. Frank-N-Furter", "Dr. Everett Scott", "Rocky horror picture show", "Rocky Horror Picture Show", "Doctor Everett Scott", "Janet Weiss (Rocky Horror)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the fastest aeroplane used in the Falkland's War?\nAnswer:", "answer": "-  Mirage", "aliases": ["-  Mirage"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the password for the allied troops during D-Day\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mickey Mouse", "aliases": ["Mickey Mouse Operation", "Electoral career of Mickey Mouse", "Mickey Mouse operations", "Micky Mouse", "Mickey Mouse", "Mickey the mouse", "Miki mouse", "Mickey mouse", "Mickey Mouse operation"]}
{"context": "Question: Which King of England sold Dunkirk to Louis XIV of France?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charles II", "aliases": ["King Charles the Second", "Charles the Second", "Charles ii", "Charles II", "Charles Ii", "Charles 6", "Charles 2", "Charles II (disambiguation)", "King Charles II"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the painful and incurable, so far, condition characterised by uterine cells growing outside the uterus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Endometriosis", "aliases": ["Endometreosis", "Endometriotic cell", "Endomytriosis", "Chocolate ovarian cyst", "Endometriosis", "Endometriotic cyst"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2015 Prague in the Czech Republic sought to reclassify what 'pedestrian' transport method due to proliferation and safety concerns?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Segways", "aliases": ["Segway scooter", "Segway PT", "Segway Personal Transporter", "Segweys", "Segway in popular culture", "Segway Scooter", "Segway Human Transporter", "Segway HT", "Segwey PT", "Segwey", "Segwey HT", "Segways", "Segway"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the Latin motto of the film company Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer has the motto?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARS GRATIA ARTIS", "aliases": ["Art for art's sake", "Ars gratia artis", "Ars Gratia Artis", "Art For Art's Sake", "L'art pour l'art", "Art for Art's Sake", "ARS GRATIA ARTIS"]}
{"context": "Question: Shining Tor is the highest point in which county?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cheshire", "aliases": ["Cheshire (England)", "County Palatine of Cheshire", "Ivy Bank County Primary School", "County Palatine of Chester", "Cheshire", "Cheshire, England, UK", "Legeceasterscir", "Chestershire", "County of Chester", "Cheshire, England"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the generic name for a drug that reduces fever?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ntipyretic", "aliases": ["ntipyretic"]}
{"context": "Question: In the US television show ‘The Sopranos’, what is the name of Tony Soprano’s psychiatrist?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jennifer Melfi", "aliases": ["Dr. Jennifer Melfi", "Jennifer Melfi", "Dr. Melfi"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of creature is a copperhead?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Snake", "aliases": ["Snkae", "Snakes", "Serpentes", "Serpentigenous", "Snake anatomy", "🐍", "Snakey", "Snake diet", "Snake locomotion", "Serpentiform", "Snake", "Snake food", "Snake (zoology)", "Coronellidae", "Snakiest"]}
{"context": "Question: What instrument was originally called the trompette-saicueboute?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Trombone", "aliases": ["Harmonic glissando", "Zugposaune", "Trombone (instrument)", "Inverted glissando", "False glissando", "Trombone slide", "Trombones", "Trombonist", "Trombone position", "Trombone smear", "Slide trombone", "Posaune", "Trombone", "Broken glissando", "Slide position", "Valve trombonist", "The Trombone", "Tromboner"]}
{"context": "Question: Merak and Dubhe, known as the 'Pointer stars' are in which constellation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Accept any of GREAT BEAR, BIG D", "aliases": ["Accept any of GREAT BEAR, BIG D"]}
{"context": "Question: Which word completes Interatrial _______ and Interventricular ________ which are the walls of tissue separating the chambers on the left and right of the heart?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SEPTUM", "aliases": ["Septum (anatomy)", "SEPTUM", "Heart septum", "Septal", "Aseptate", "Septae", "Cardiac septa", "Septum"]}
{"context": "Question: The documentary about the making of which 1970s groundbreaking film was titled Hearts of Darkness alluding not just to the novel that inspired it but also to it's chaotic production?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Apocalypse Now", "aliases": ["Charlie don't surf!", "Charlie doesn't surf", "Tyrone %22Mr. Clean%22", "Benjamin L. Willard", "APOCALYPSE NOW (1979)", "American Photojournalist", "Apocalypse Now", "Chief Phillips", "Col. Walter E. Kurtz", "Apocolypse Now", "Capt. Benjamin L. Willard", "Lieutenant Kilgore", "Lt. Colonel William Kilgore", "Napalm in the morning", "Apocalypse now", "Jay %22Chef%22 Hicks", "I love the smell of napalm in the morning", "Apocalypse Now!"]}
{"context": "Question: 2010 UK government figures showed that in 264,000 households no one had ever had what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A job", "aliases": ["Vacancy (economics)", "Job change", "Day job", "Job", "JOB", "Job (role)", "A job", "Demand for additional workers", "Dayjob", "Job opening"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of beverage does a barista prepare and serve ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COFFEE", "aliases": ["COFFEE", "Coffee (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Soul Patch, Reed, Lincoln and Monkey Tail are all types of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Beard", "aliases": ["Beard", "Bearded", "Neard", "Manbeard", "Pogonology", "Full beard", "Neckbeard", "الرجل بلا شنب", "Neck beard", "Neck hair", "Beards", "Bearded people", "Five o'clock shadow"]}
{"context": "Question: What radio station do you find at 98.9 on your local FM dial?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Click 98.9, KWJZ", "aliases": ["Click 98.9, KWJZ"]}
{"context": "Question: Which boxer became the first to defeat Evander Holyfield in November 1992 to become undisputed Heavyweight Champion?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Riddick Bowe", "aliases": ["Riddick Bowe", "Riddick Lamont Bowe"]}
{"context": "Question: Who plays Mrs. Hudson in the BBC tv series ‘Sherlock’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "UNA STUBBS", "aliases": ["Una Stubbs", "UNA STUBBS"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which musical is the sequel to \"\"The Phantom of the Opera\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Love Never Dies", "aliases": ["Love Never Dies (disambiguation)", "Love Never Dies"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the offspring of a male lion and a tigress called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Liger", "aliases": ["Ligers", "Panthera tigris x panthe", "Lyger", "Ligress", "Ligar", "Hercules (liger)", "Liger"]}
{"context": "Question: If you had a Shiraz, a Baluch or a Bokhara in your house what would they be?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CARPETS", "aliases": ["Silk rugs", "Woven carpet", "Carpet pile", "Carpet making", "Chinese carpets and rugs", "CARPETS", "Carpetlayer", "Carpet-layer", "Axminster Carpet", "Ancient Rugs", "Antique Rug", "Carpets", "Konya Carpet", "Axminster carpet", "Carpet Industry", "Rug (textile)", "Carpet binding", "Carpetlaying", "Konya carpet", "Shaggy yarn", "Carpet layer", "Carpet Fitter", "Carpet"]}
{"context": "Question: A commercial power plant which opened in late 2015 in Albertville, Savoie, France uses what as a fuel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A by product of cheesemaking", "aliases": ["A by product of cheesemaking"]}
{"context": "Question: The longest muscle in the human body which runs down the back portion of the thigh possibly gets its name from which professional's sitting style or how measurements are taken by him?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tailor (sartorius muscle)", "aliases": ["Tailor (sartorius muscle)"]}
{"context": "Question: How many eyes does a bee have?\nAnswer:", "answer": "5 (Five): 2 compound eyes and 3 simple", "aliases": ["5 (Five): 2 compound eyes and 3 simple"]}
{"context": "Question: What breakfast cereal is associated with leprechauns?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lucky Charms", "aliases": ["Lucky Charms(r) (cereal", "Lucky Charms® (cereal)", "John Holahan", "Lucky the Leprechaun", "Lucky Charms", "Chocolate Lucky Charms", "Berry Lucky Charms", "Lucky Charms (cereal)"]}
{"context": "Question: Apart from London, in which other British city is there a Charing Cross?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Glasgow", "aliases": ["The West End of Glasgow, Glasgow, United Kingdom", "Glasgo", "Glasgow City (council area)", "Glasgow", "The weather in Glasgow", "Glasgae", "Glesga", "West End of Glasgow", "Glasgow (district)", "City of Glasgow, Scotland", "Glasgow West End", "East End, Glasgow", "UN/LOCODE:GBGLW", "City of Glasgow", "East Glasgow", "City of Glasgow (council area)", "Glasgow, Scotland", "Glasgow (Scotland)", "Glasgow, Lanarkshire", "Glesgae", "West Glasgow", "Glasgow, UK", "North Glasgow", "Cathures", "Glesca", "Glaswegians", "City of Glasgow (local government district, Strath", "East End of Glasgow", "South Side, Glasgow", "Glasweigan", "Glasgow City", "South Glasgow", "Glasgow’s West End", "South East Glasgow", "Glasgow, United Kingdom", "Glaschu"]}
{"context": "Question: In what year's Olympics were electric timing devices and a public-address system used for the first time?\nAnswer:", "answer": "In 1912, in Stockholm", "aliases": ["In 1912, in Stockholm"]}
{"context": "Question: Who killed Jean Paul Marat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charlotte Corday", "aliases": ["Corday, Charlotte", "Charlotte Corday", "Charlotte la Cordé", "Marie Anne Charlotte Corday D'Armont", "Marie Anne Charlotte Corday Darmont", "Marie-Anne Charlotte de Corday d'Arm"]}
{"context": "Question: Who did the British fight at the Battle of Rorke's Drift in 1879?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Zulus", "aliases": ["Zulus", "Zulu people", "AmaZulu", "Amazulu", "Zulu-Kaffirs"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the only sequel to win an Academy Award for Best Picture?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Godfather Part II", "aliases": ["The Godfather Part 2", "The Godfather: Part II", "Don Francesco Ciccio", "TGP2", "Godfather Part II", "The Godfather Part II", "Godfather Part 2", "The Godfather II", "The Godfather pt 2", "Godfather part ii", "The Godfather Part Two", "The Godfather 2", "Godfather 2", "The godfather part ii", "Godfather pt ii", "Godfather II", "The Godfather, Part II", "Tony Rosato (The Godfather)", "The godfather 2", "Don Ciccio", "THE GODFATHER PART II", "Antonio %22Tony%22 Rosato"]}
{"context": "Question: Author Dick Francis is famous for writing novels based around which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Horseracing", "aliases": ["Scratch sheet", "Race horse", "Pony racing", "Horse Racing", "Racing horse", "Racing industry", "Horse racing in Japan", "Horse-racing", "Keiba", "🏇", "Horse racing", "Horse racing venue", "Racing on horseback", "Quarter-Horse Racing", "Horse race", "Horse races", "Racehorses", "Horse-race", "Racehorse", "Turf patron", "Horserace", "Horseracing"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the Welsh television producer and writer who created 'Torchwood'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RUSSELL T. DAVIES", "aliases": ["Stephen Russell Davies", "Russel T. Davies", "Doctor Who: The Writer's Tale", "Russell T. Davis", "Russell T Davis", "The Writer's Tale", "Russell T. Davies", "Russell T. Davies, OBE", "RUSSELL T. DAVIES", "Russell T Davies"]}
{"context": "Question: In which UK city is Great Victoria Street railway station\nAnswer:", "answer": "Belfast", "aliases": ["Belfast", "Strandtown Primary School", "St. Michael's Primary School, Belfast", "Finaghy primary school", "List of primary schools in Belfast", "Springhill Primary School", "Bunscoil an tSleibhe", "City of Belfast", "City of Belfast, United Kingdom", "List of Primary schools in Belfast", "Bunscoil an tSléibhe", "Bellfast", "Belfast, Ireland", "BELFAST", "Dundonald Primary School", "Beal Feirste", "Belfast (Northern Ireland)", "Cranmore Integrated Primary School", "Belfast City", "Fleming Fulton School", "Bilfaust", "Belfast, United Kingdom", "The weather in Belfast", "Capital of Northern Ireland", "Béal Feirste", "Cabin Hill", "Bilfawst", "Seaview Primary School", "Stranmillis Primary School", "Belfast, Northern Ireland"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Shakespeare play could be summarised as 'Falstaff's cynical seduction of two wealthy women goes awry when they find out about each other and decide to return the compliment by making him a laughing stock'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDS", "aliases": ["Doctor Caius", "Merry Wives of Windsor", "Merry wives", "Mistress Page", "Merry wives of Windsor", "THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDS", "Sir Hugh Evans", "Mistress Ford", "The Merry Wives of Windsor", "The merry wives of windsor", "The Merry Wives Of Windsor"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the theme of the designs that appeared on the reverse of £1 coins from 2004 - 2007?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BRIDGES", "aliases": ["Bridges", "Bridge railing styles", "Bridge building", "BRIDGES", "🌉", "Bridge abutments", "Railroad Bridge", "Railroad bridge", "Road bridges", "Bridge Building", "Bridge (engineering)", "Double-deck bridge", "Railway bridges", "Types of bridges", "Railway bridge", "Bridge (structure)", "Bridge railing", "Bridge railing style", "Brigecraft", "Road bridge", "Bridgecraft", "Bridge", "Road Bridge", "Bridge failure", "Rail bridge", "Railway Bridge", "Bidge", "Bridge failures"]}
{"context": "Question: As what are the islands previously known as the Danish West Indies now known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "US Virgin Islands", "aliases": ["U.S. Virgin Islander", "U.S Virgin Islands", "Education in the United States Virgin Islands", "Virgin Islands of the USA", "Virgin Island of the U.S.", "The Virgin Islands of the U.S.", "Virgin Island of the United States of America", "US-VI", "Virgin Islands of the U.S.A.", "ISO 3166-1:VI", "The United States Virgin Islands", "The Virgin Islands of the United States", "Virgin Islands (US)", "USA Virgin Island", "Virgin Island of the U. S.", "Virgin Islands of the United States", "U S Virgin Island", "Military of the U.S. Virgin Islands", "US Virgin Islands", "The U. S. Virgin Islands", "Virgin Island of the U.S.A.", "Us virgin island", "The Virgin Islands of the U.S.A", "Languages of the United States Virgin Islands", "The US Virgin Islands", "United States of America Virgin Islands", "American Virgin Islands", "U.S.V.I.", "USA Virgin Islands", "USVI", "Virgin Islands of the U S", "U S Virgin Islands", "The U.S.A. Virgin Islands", "Virgin Islands of the US", "Virgin Island of the U S", "Us virgin islands", "The Virgin Islands of the USA", "Virgin Island of the USA", "US virgin island", "The USA Virgin Islands", "The Virgin Islands of the US", "Virgin Islands of the United States of America", "Virgin Islands, United States", "Territory of the Virgin Islands of the United States", "U.S.A. Virgin Island", "United States Virgin Islands", "Virgin Islands of the U.S.", "The U S Virgin Islands", "United States of America Virgin Island", "U. S. Virgin Islands", "U.S. Virgin Islands/Military", "US. Virgin Islands", "U.S. Virgin Islands", "Virgin Islands, U.S.", "The United States of America Virgin Islands", "United States Virgin Island", "U.S. Virgin Islands/History", "The Virgin Islands of the U. S.", "U.S. Virgin Island", "Virgin Island of the US", "U.S.A. Virgin Islands", "Virgin Island of the United States", "U.S. Virgin Islands (U.S", "The Virgin Islands of the United States of America", "Virgin Islands (USA)", "U. S. Virgin Island", "The Virgin Islands of the U S", "Territory of the United States Virgin Islands", "The U.S. Virgin Islands", "Virgin Islands of the U. S."]}
{"context": "Question: Fletcher Christian, the Bounty mutineer and the poet William Wordsworth were both born in which Cumbrian town?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COCKERMOUTH", "aliases": ["Cockermouth", "Cockermouth Urban District", "COCKERMOUTH"]}
{"context": "Question: Farthings were in use in England as coinage from the 13th century and ceased to be legal tender on 31 December 1960. How many of them were there in a pound (1)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "960", "aliases": ["nine hundred and sixty", "960"]}
{"context": "Question: How many ‘E’ tiles are provided in a Scrabble game?\nAnswer:", "answer": "12", "aliases": ["twelve", "12"]}
{"context": "Question: Who did Princess Anne marry in 1992?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tim Laurence", "aliases": ["Sir Timothy Laurence", "Timothy Laurence", "Tim Laurence"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country used to be called Southern Rhodesia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Zimbabwe", "aliases": ["Zimbobwe", "Health care in Zimbabwe", "Zimbabwean cultural practices", "People of Zimbabwe", "Republic of Zimbabwe", "Zimbabwean legends", "Zimbabwae", "Zimbabwian", "Republic Of Zimbabwe", "Cuisine of Zimbabwe", "Zimbabwean cuisine", "ZWE", "Zimbabwei", "Zimbabwe", "Etymology of Zimbabwe", "ISO 3166-1:ZW", "Republic Zimbabwe", "Zimbawean", "Zimbabwean", "Name of Zimbabwe", "Chimpabwe"]}
{"context": "Question: According to Arthurian legend, Arthur's wife Guinevere, had a little on the side with which Knight of the Round Table?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lancelot", "aliases": ["Lancelot du Lac", "Chevalier mal fet", "Evaine", "Lancelot of the Lake", "Sir launcelot du lake", "Aroundight", "Arondight", "Sir Lancelot", "Sir Lancelot Du Lac", "Lancelot", "Llenlleawg", "Joyousgard", "Sir Launcelot", "Sir lancealot", "Joyous Gard", "Llwch Llenlleawg", "Launcelot", "Joyous Guard", "Launcelot du Lac", "Joyous Garde"]}
{"context": "Question: Pakistan shares India's (What?) border ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NW", "aliases": ["Nw", "N.w.", "N W", "N.W", "Nw.", "N.W.", "NW (disambiguation)", "NW"]}
{"context": "Question: Divya Narenda and the Winklevoss twins, founders of the Connectu and Harvardconnection websites, agreed to a financial settlement from which big internet corporation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Facebook", "aliases": ["Facephiliac", "Face book inc", "Caralibro", "Facebook Statistics", "Facebooking", "Facebook help", "Facebook Com", "Facebook patent", "Facebook Gold", "Grant raphael", "Facebook.", "Thefacebook.com", "Fbook", "Facebook.com", "On.fb.me", "Crackbook", "Facebook (website)", "Www.thefacebook.com", "Fb.me", "FB PAC", "TheFacebook", "FB.Com", "Faceborg", "Political impact of Facebook", "Facebook.commerce", "The Facebook", "Facebook", "December 2012 Facebook Crash", "FACEBOOK", "Facebookia", "Facesbook", "Facebook at Work", "BeaconGate", "Www.facebook.com", "Facebook Ads", "Facebor", "Facebooker", "Mini-feed", "Facebook users", "FaceBook", "Facenook", "Facebook, Inc", "Facebook, Inc.", "Facebok", "Фейсбук", "Facebk", "TheFaceBook", "Thefacebook", "ThefaceBook", "Facebook Class A Inc", "Fb.com", "FBCDN.Net", "Facebook Users", "Facebook Inc.", "Facebook Lite", "TheFacebook.com", "@facebook.com", "Facebook.Com", "Facebook Inc"]}
{"context": "Question: August 14, 1951 saw the death of the man on whom the movie Citizen Kane was based. Who was it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William Randolph Hearst", "aliases": ["William R. Hearst", "William Randolph Hearst", "Randolph Hearst", "Beverly House", "W. R. Hearst", "William Randolph Herst", "William Randolph Hearst I", "Bill Hearst", "William Randolf Hearst", "William Randolph Hearst, Sr.", "William Randoph Hearst", "William Randolph Hurst", "William Randolph Hear$t"]}
{"context": "Question: How is the tree Fraxinus excelsior more commonly known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Common) Ash", "aliases": ["Common Ash", "Fraxinus excelsior", "European Ash", "Golden Ash", "European ash", "(Common) Ash", "Common ash"]}
{"context": "Question: The Great Fire of London swept through the central parts of the English city of London in 1666 for about how long?\nAnswer:", "answer": "3 and a half days", "aliases": ["3 and a half days"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the leader of the Medellin cartel in the 1980's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pablo Escobar", "aliases": ["Pablo Emilio Escobar Gaviria", "Pablo escobar", "Pablo Escobar/Archive1", "Pablo Escabar", "Escobar (2009 film)", "Pablo Escobar Gaviria", "Pablo Escobar", "Pablo Escebar"]}
{"context": "Question: What do the interior angles of a hexagon add up to in degrees?\nAnswer:", "answer": "720", "aliases": ["seven hundred and twenty", "720"]}
{"context": "Question: A Tale of Two Cities?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charles Dickens", "aliases": ["Charles Dickons", "C Dickens", "Charles John Huffam Dickens", "Dickens, Charles", "Dickensian", "Dickensian character", "CJH Dickens", "Charles Dickins", "Charles John Huffam Dickens FRSA", "Charles dickens", "Dickens", "Charels Dickens", "Charles John Huffam Dickens, FRSA", "Dickens charles", "Charles Dickens"]}
{"context": "Question: In the cartoon, what kind of bird is the roadrunner?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(a", "aliases": ["Statically Linked Library", "Static executable", "Static archive", "Static binary", "Statically linked library", "Static linking", "Static compilation", ".lib", "Static libraries", ".a", "Static Library", "(a", "Static library"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country is currently ruled by the Chakri dynasty that has been in power since 1782?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thailand", "aliases": ["Muang Thai", "Taihland", "ISO 3166-1:TH", "Thai Empire", "Prathet Thai", "Muang-Thai", "Kingdom of Thailand", "Skateboarding in Thailand", "THAILAND", "Siam", "Sport in Thailand", "Etymology of Thailand", "Thayland", "Name of Thailand", "The Kingdom Of Thailand", "เมืองไทย", "Thailand", "ราชอาณาจัก", "Sayam", "Thailande", "Siam (Thailand)", "ประเทศไท", "Kingdom Of Thailand", "Tailand", "Thai Kingdom", "Ratcha Anachak Thai", "Kingdom of the Thai"]}
{"context": "Question: Which European country's flag is a blue cross on a white background?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Finland", "aliases": ["FinlanD", "FINLAND", "Suomen tasavalta", "Suomen Tasavalta", "Republiken Finland", "Finlande", "Finland", "Finland during World War II", "Finnland", "Finland's", "Republic of Finland", "Etymology of Finland", "Fin land", "Name of Finland", "Finn Land", "ISO 3166-1:FI", "Northern Finland"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which horse race meeting, for \"\"The Gold Cup\"\", was first run in 1711 and is held on 7 June each year?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Royal Ascot", "aliases": ["Ascot racecourse", "Royal Ascot", "Ascot Authority", "Ascot Heath", "Ascot Authority Act 1913", "Ascot Racecourse"]}
{"context": "Question: \"How many films were made by director Sir Peter Jackson from Tolkien's short book, \"\"The Hobbit\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "3", "aliases": ["3", "three"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What movie featured the song \"\"Moon River\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Breakfast at Tiffany's", "aliases": ["Breakfast At Tiffanys", "Breakfast at Tiffanies", "Breakfast at Tiffany’s", "Breakfast at Tiffany", "Breakfast At Tiffany'S", "Breakfast at tiffany's", "Breakfast at Tiffany's (disambiguation)", "Breakfast at Tiffany's", "Breakfast At Tiffany's", "Breakfast at Tiffanys"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English football league club play their home games at Gigg Lane?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bury", "aliases": ["Bury, Greater Manchester", "Bury, Lancashire", "Bury", "Bury, England", "Bury (town)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In England, in the first half of the twentieth century, a \"\"vesta\"\" was a common term for a type of what?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Match", "aliases": ["Match heads", "Matchstick", "Friction match", "Matchs", "Matches", "Matchsticks", "Lucifer (match)", "Safety match", "Match", "Safety matches"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the last name name of the doctor who first described a certain disease in An Essay on the Shaking Palsy written in 1817?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dr. (James) Parkinson", "aliases": ["Dr. (James) Parkinson"]}
{"context": "Question: Singer Dan Reynolds is the frontman for which US rock band?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Imagine Dragons", "aliases": ["The Tyler Robinson Foundation", "List of songs recorded by Imagine Dragons", "Imagine Dragons"]}
{"context": "Question: \"On what highway can you \"\"get your kicks\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Route 66", "aliases": ["Route 66 (public transport)", "Route 66", "Route 66 (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first commoner to have a state funeral in Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Horatio Nelson", "aliases": ["Admiral Lord Nelson", "Horatio, Viscount Nelson Nelson", "Admiral Nelson", "Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson", "Nelson, Horatio, Viscount Nelson", "Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson", "Sir Horatio Nelson", "Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson", "Horatio Lord Nelson", "Admiral Horatio Nelson", "Lord Nelson", "Horatio Nelson, Viscount Nelson of the", "Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson", "Horatio Nelson, 1st Viscount Nelson", "Horacio Nelson", "Haratio nelson", "Nelson, Horatio", "Lord Horatio Nelson", "Horatio Nelson, Viscount of the Nile", "The Hero of Trafalgar", "Horatio Nelson", "Horatio, Viscount Nelson", "Viscount Nelson Nelson Horatio"]}
{"context": "Question: The Caribbean Mosquito Coast historically consisted of an area along the Atlantic coast of which two present-day countries?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Honduras and Nicaragua", "aliases": ["Honduras and Nicaragua"]}
{"context": "Question: In the 1960s, Margaret Rutherford starred in four films as which famous detective?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Miss Marple", "aliases": ["Ms. Marple", "Miss Marple (character)", "Jane Marple", "Miss Marple", "Miss Jane Marple", "Ms Marple"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name if the submarine lost in Liverpool Bay in June 1939?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(HMS) Thetis", "aliases": ["HMS Thetis", "(HMS) Thetis"]}
{"context": "Question: Who scored the winning goal in this year's FA Cup final?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BEN WATSON", "aliases": ["BEN WATSON", "Ben Watson (disambiguation)", "Ben Watson", "Ben Watson (football player)", "Ben Watson (footballer)", "Ben Watson (footballer born 1985)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American Ivy League University is situated in Ithaca, New York State?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CORNELL UNIVERSITY", "aliases": ["Cornell University, Ithaca", "Cornell Univeristy", "Cornel university", "Cornell", "University of Cornell", "The Cornell Chronicle", "Cornell University historic sites", "Cornell University Emergency Medical Service", "State University of New York Cornell Statutory Colleges", "Cornell uni", "Cornell university", "CUEMS", "Cornell.edu", "Cornell ems", "Cornell Historic cites", "Cornell University", "New York A&M", "Cornell university historic sites", "Cornell EMS", "Cornell u", "Cornellian", "CORNELL UNIVERSITY", "Cornell historic sites", "Cornell Information Technologies", "Cornell Univ"]}
{"context": "Question: What controversial relic went on display in 2010 in the Italian city whose name it bears?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Turin Shroud", "aliases": ["Shroud of Turin", "The Shroud of Turin", "Sindonology", "Sindone of Turin", "%22John P. Jackson%22", "Holy shroud", "Holy winding sheet", "Shroud of Jesus", "Turin shrouds", "John P. Jackson", "The Turin Shroud", "Turin Shroud", "Holy Winding-Sheet", "Shroud of turin", "Shroud Of Turin", "Holy Shroud", "Turin shroud"]}
{"context": "Question: Which of the Kray brothers died first?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ronnie", "aliases": ["Ronnie (disambiguation)", "Ronnie (song)", "Ronnie"]}
{"context": "Question: In which US state is Denali National Park?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALASKA", "aliases": ["Forty-ninth State", "Arasuka", "Alaska, United States", "Alyaska", "Religion in Alaska", "Forty-Ninth State", "Аляска", "Alaska City, Alaska", "ALASKA", "Alaska (U.S. state)", "Alaska, USA", "Education in Alaska", "Rail transport in Alaska", "Town (Alaska)", "Alasca", "Alaskan", "49th State", "Alaska", "Alaska Heritage Resources Survey", "Alaskans", "Elaska", "State of Alaska", "Alaksa", "City (Alaska)", "US-AK", "Culture of Alaska", "Ulaska", "Largest US state", "AlaskA", "Film industry in Alaska", "Recording District (Alaska)", "Alaska (state)"]}
{"context": "Question: Cobweb is a fairy in which Shakespeare play?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A Midsummer Night’s Dream", "aliases": ["A midsummer night's dream", "A Midsummer Night's dream", "Demetrius (A Midsummer Night's", "A Midsummer Nights' Dream", "Lysander (Midsummer Night Dream)", "A midsummer's dream", "A mid summer night's dream", "Pease-blossom", "A Midsummer Night's Dream", "A Midsummernight's Dream", "Incidental Music to A Midsummer Night's Dream", "Peaseblossom", "AMND", "A Midsummer Night'S Dream", "Hermia and Helena", "Midsummer Night’s Dream", "A Midsummer Night’s Dream", "Midsummer Nights Dream", "Hippolyta (Shakespeare)", "Midsummer Night's Dream", "A Midsommer Nights Dreame", "A Midsummer Nights Dream", "Midsummer nights dream", "Lysander (Shakespeare)", "The Rude Mechanicals", "A Midsummer Night's Dream, Act IV", "Rude Mechanic", "A Midsummer's Night Dream", "Lysander (A Midsummer Night's Dream", "A midsummernight's dream", "A Midsummer-Night's Dream", "Midsummer-Night's Dream", "A Midſommer Nights Dreame", "Demetrius (Midsummer Night Dream)", "Midsummer night dream", "A Middsummer Night's Dream", "MSND"]}
{"context": "Question: Since 1998, teams in which Olympic sport have included a libero, who wears a different colour shirt from his or her team mates and can swap in and out of the side freely between points ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VOLLEYBALL", "aliases": ["Court (volleyball)", "Volley ball", "Libero (volleyball)", "Serve (Volleyball)", "Spike (volleyball)", "Vollyball", "Spike (Volleyball)", "Outside hitter", "VolleyBall", "Volleyball dig", "Rally point system", "Indoor volleyball", "History of volleyball", "Volleyball", "🏐", "V-ball", "Lebro", "High school volleyball", "Volley-Ball", "Volley Ball", "Setter (Volleyball)", "Mintonette", "Volleyball court", "VOLLEYBALL", "Serve (volleyball)", "Volleyball rules", "Volley-ball"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the son of Pete Wentz and Ashlee Simpson-Wentz, who was born in November 2008?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bronx Mowgli", "aliases": ["Bronx Mowgli"]}
{"context": "Question: In what year did Marlene Dietrich become a US citizen?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1941", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and forty-one", "1941"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Japanese island that has its capital at Sapporo is the traditional home of the Ainu people?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hokkaido", "aliases": ["Hokkaidou prefecture", "北海道", "Hokkaido region", "Bilkalberta", "Mosir", "Hokkaidō Prefecture", "Hokkaido Prefecture", "Hokkaidou", "JP-01", "Hokkaido Japan", "Hokkaidō, Japan", "Hokkaidoh prefecture", "Hokkaidoo", "Ezochi", "Hokkaidô, Japan", "Hokkaido, Japan", "Hokkaidoo prefecture", "Hokkai", "Hokkai-do", "Hokkaidoo region", "Beihaidao", "Hokkaidō region", "Bilk (drink)", "Hokaido", "Hokkaidō", "Hokkaido (Japan)", "Hokkaidou Prefecture", "Hokkaidô Prefecture", "Hokkaidô", "Hokkaido Island", "Hokkaidoh", "Jesso", "Hokkaidō prefecture", "Hokkaido", "Hokkaido prefecture"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year did children’s television show ‘Sesame Street’ debut on US television?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1969", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-nine", "1969"]}
{"context": "Question: What ore is the chief source of aluminium?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bauxite", "aliases": ["Aluminocrete", "Bauxite", "Aluminum ore", "Bauxite ore", "Alcrete", "Boxite"]}
{"context": "Question: Formula 1 - On which racetrack was the World Champion Ayrton Senna killed?\nAnswer:", "answer": "IMOLA", "aliases": ["IMOLA", "Forum Cornelii", "Rocca Sforzesca", "Ìmola", "Imolensis", "Imola"]}
{"context": "Question: The old British slang to 'shop' someone, meaning to betray someone, or inform an authority of someone's wrong-doing, derives from 'shop' meaning?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Prison", "aliases": ["Penitentiary system", "County jails", "Jails", "Prisons", "Medium security prison", "Correctional facilities", "Correctional center", "Detention facility", "Administrative security", "Health care in prisons", "Prison", "Gefangnis", "Incarcerated", "Jailed", "Prison healthcare", "Bighouse (brand)", "Graybar hotel", "Prison population rate", "Medium-security", "Gaols", "Incarceration", "Medium security", "Correctional centre", "Gaol", "Penal facility", "JAIL", "Jailhouse", "Correctional Institution", "Hoosegow", "Remand prison", "Custody level", "Detention centers", "Jail (American)", "Penal institutions", "Prison health care", "Calaboose", "Correctional facility", "Gaoled", "Global incarceration rates", "Gefängnis", "Jail", "County Jail", "Minimum security", "Correctional institution", "City jail", "Minimum security prison", "Incarcerate", "Prison system", "Correctional institutions", "Gefaengnis", "Penal institution", "Correctional institute", "County jail", "Correction and Detention Facilities", "Correctional Institute", "Prison term", "Detention facilities", "Prison cells"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose horse was Black Nell?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wild Bill Hickok's", "aliases": ["Wild Bill Hickok's"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What is the \"\"lead\"\" in modern pencils made from?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Graphite", "aliases": ["Black Lead", "Highly Oriented Pyrolytic Graphite", "Highly Ordered Pyrolytic Graphite", "Graphite electrodes", "Plumbago (mineral)", "Flake graphite", "Graphite", "Natural graphite", "Graphitic", "HOPG"]}
{"context": "Question: Which female succeeded John Prescott as Deputy Leader of the Labour Party in June 2007?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harriet Harman", "aliases": ["Harriet Ruth Harman", "Harriet Ruth Harman QC MP", "Harriet Harman", "Harriet Dromey", "Political positions of Harriet Harman"]}
{"context": "Question: What dish has romaine lettuce and croutons dressed with parmesan cheese, lemon juice, olive oil, egg, Worcestershire sauce, and black pepper?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Caesar salad", "aliases": ["Caeser salad", "Aviator salad", "Chicken Caeser Salad", "Cesar salad", "Caesar dressing", "Caeser Salad", "CaesarSalad", "Caesar Salad", "Caesar salad"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the fate of Lucia di Lammermoor in Donizetti's opera?\nAnswer:", "answer": "She went mad and committed suicide", "aliases": ["She went mad and committed suicide"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"Cassata Siciliana\"\" is a type of what?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cake", "aliases": ["Cakes", "Cake", "Orange cake", "Caramel cake", "Cake bread", "Slice of cake", "Good cake", "Gateau", "Queen Elizabeth cake", "Milk cake", "Queen Elisabeth cake", "Cake slice", "Gâteau", "White cake", "Milk Cake", "Cake mix", "Orange Cake"]}
{"context": "Question: Eventually a newspaper photographer for the Daily Bugle, what is the alter ego of Spiderman?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Peter Parker", "aliases": ["Wall Crawler", "Spider man", "Peter Parker (fiction)", "Web Head", "Spider-Man", "Web Slinger", "Wall-Crawler", "The Human Spider", "Wallcrawler", "Spider-Man (Marvel Comics)", "Spider Man", "Spider-man (comics)", "Spider-man", "Web-Slinger", "The spiderMan", "Spider-Man (comics)", "Peter B. Parker", "The spider-man", "List of accolades received by the Spider-", "Peter Parker/Spider-Man", "Fictional history of Spider-Man", "Spiderman", "Spider-Man (Peter Parker)", "Scarlet Spider (Peter Parker)", "Peter Benjamin Parker", "Human spider", "Parker, Peter", "Petey Parker", "The Spider man", "Spindelmannen", "The spider-Man", "SPIDER-MAN", "Web-head", "The Spider-man", "Radioactive spider", "Man Spider", "Spidey", "Webhead", "Webslinger", "The SpiderMan", "SpiderMan", "Creation of Spider-Man", "Peter Parker", "Peter parker", "The Spider-Man", "Spidee", "The spiderman"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the nickname of the French singer Edith Piaf?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Little Sparrow", "aliases": ["Little Sparrow", "The Little Sparrow"]}
{"context": "Question: At the London Olympics 2012 which events will take place at Lords?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARCHERY", "aliases": ["ARCHERY", "Toxophilite", "National Archery in the Schools Program", "Primitive archery", "Endong", "Archer (comics)", "Toxopholite", "The Archer", "Paralympic archery", "Primitive Archery", "Archery", "Archers", "Archeress", "Bowmen", "Archer", "Bowmanship", "The archer", "The Archers (disambiguation)", "Archery range", "Anchor Point (archery)", "Para-archery", "Indoor archery", "Toxophily", "Archerie", "Butt shooting", "National archery in the schools program", "Paralympic Archery", "Villavar Tamils"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What is \"\"Too much money chasing too few goods\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Inflation", "aliases": ["Inflation rate", "Ingflation", "Economics/Inflation", "Causes of inflation in trinidad and tob", "Inflation (prices)", "Food inflation", "Inflation (economics)", "Currency inflation", "Price Inflation", "Cash inflation", "Inflation", "Zero inflation", "Price inflation", "Economic inflation", "Threshold Inflation", "Effect of inflation", "Inflations", "Costs of inflation", "World inflation crisis", "Inflation rates", "Inflation (financial)", "Causes of inflation in Trinidad and Tobago", "Economy/Inflation", "Price Trends", "Price level stability"]}
{"context": "Question: What Latin phrase, which translates as for the public good, is taken to mean professional work undertaken voluntarily and without payment?\nAnswer:", "answer": "pro bono", "aliases": ["Free legal assistance", "pro bono", "Pro-bono", "Pro bono publico", "Pro bono", "Probono"]}
{"context": "Question: On whose life is Somerset Maugham's 'The Moon and Sixpence' loosely based?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paul Gauguin", "aliases": ["Paul Gaugin", "Eugčne Henri Paul Gauguin", "Paul Gauguin", "Eugcne Henri Paul Gauguin", "Eugène Henri Paul Gauguin", "Gauguin", "Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin", "Gaugin"]}
{"context": "Question: Which football league championship side plays home games at Keepmoat Stadium?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DONCASTER ROVERS", "aliases": ["Doncaster Rovers F. C.", "Doncaster Rovers FC", "History of Doncaster Rovers F.C.", "Donny rovers", "Doncaster Rovers F C", "DRFC", "Doncaster Rovers", "DONCASTER ROVERS", "Doncaster Rovers F.C.", "Doncaster Rovers Football Club"]}
{"context": "Question: Careless is a variety of which fruit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GOOSEBERRY", "aliases": ["Grossularia vulgaris", "Gooseberry", "Grossularia uva-crispa", "Grossularia spinosa", "R. uva-crispa", "Ribes crispum", "Ribes hybridum", "Grossularia reclinata", "Goosberry", "Ribes grossularia", "Gooseberries", "Ribes reclinatum", "Grossularia intermedia", "Ribes grossularium", "Oxyacanthus uva-cris", "Grossularia pubescens", "Ribes dubium", "Goosegog", "R grossularia", "Ribes aculeatum", "Goose berry", "Ribes spinosum", "Grossularia hirsuta", "Grossularia uva", "Ribes caucasicum", "Grossularia glandulososetosa", "Oxyacanthus sativus", "R. grossularia", "R uva-crispa", "Ribes uva-crispa", "GOOSEBERRY", "Goosebury", "Goose berries"]}
{"context": "Question: Two golfers have won the Open Championship in consecutive years since 2000. One is Tiger Woods. Which Irishman is the other?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pádraig Harrington", "aliases": ["Pádraig Harrington", "Padraig Harrington", "Padraig Harington"]}
{"context": "Question: With a motto of Always Ready, Always There, what US military branch had it's founding on Dec 14, 1636?\nAnswer:", "answer": "National Guard", "aliases": ["National Guard", "National guard", "Guardia Nacional", "National Guard (disambiguation)", "National Gaurd"]}
{"context": "Question: In the children’s tv cartoon series, who is Inspector Gadget’s arch enemy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dr Claw", "aliases": ["Penny (Inspector Gadget)", "Inspector Gadget", "Inspector Gadget (Cartoon)", "Inspector Gadget: The Original Series", "Inspector Gadget (character)", "Inspector gadget", "Go-Go-Gadget", "Inspector Gadget (TV Sereies)", "Brain the dog", "Inspecteur Gadget", "Dr Claw", "Inspector Gadget Saves the Day... Maybe", "Brain (Inspector Gadget)", "Gadgetmobile", "Doctor Claw", "Sanford Scolex", "Dr. Claw", "Gadget Mobile"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"Wuthering Heights\"\" by Emily Bront tells the story of which two lovers?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Catherine and Heathcliff", "aliases": ["Catherine and Heathcliff"]}
{"context": "Question: Which dancer has only one notable film cameo, appearing with Sean Connery in the 1979 movie The First Great Train Robbery, breaking into a guarded station office.\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wayne Sleep", "aliases": ["Wayne Sleep"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Picket's Charge' occurred in which battle of the American Civil War?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GETTYSBURG", "aliases": ["GETTYSBURG", "Gettsyburg", "Gettysburg", "Gettysburg (film)", "Gettesburg", "Gettysburgh", "Gettysburg (disambiguation)", "Gettysberg"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The 1902 guitar composition \"\"Gran Vals\"\" by the Spanish composer Francisco Tárrega would have remained obscure but for corporate executive Anssi Vanjoki selecting it for something in 1993. How do millions of people recognize it now?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nokia tune", "aliases": ["Nokia Tune", "Nokia theme", "Nokia waltz", "Grand Valse", "Nokia tune", "Gran Vals", "Nokia ringtone", "Nokia Tones", "Nokia Waltz", "Nokia sound", "Nokia Tone"]}
{"context": "Question: In addition to hosting the Academy Awards, what stand up comic took over for Craig Kilborn behind the desk of The Daily Show?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jon Stewart", "aliases": ["Stew beef", "Jon Daily", "Tracey Stewart", "Jon Stuart Leibowitz", "Jonathan Stuart Liebowitz", "Jon Stewart", "John Leibowitz", "Jon stewert", "Jon Stewart filmography", "Tarid", "Jonathan Liebowitz", "Jon Stewert", "Jonathan Stuart Leibowitz", "Jon Steward", "Jon stewart"]}
{"context": "Question: The name of Niccolo Paganini is associated with which instrument?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Violin", "aliases": ["Violinist (disambiguation)", "Violina", "Geige", "FiddleandViolin", "Violins", "Violin tuning", "Fiddle and violin", "The Violinist", "Violinist", "Violon", "Violin (instrument)", "Violino", "Viollon", "Violin", "🎻", "Violin player", "Carnatic Violin"]}
{"context": "Question: What mountain's peak is the farthest point from Earth's centre/center?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chimborazo", "aliases": ["Mount Chimborazo", "Mt. Chimborazo", "Volcan Chimborazo", "Chimborazo (volcano)", "Chimborazo", "Volcán Chimborazo"]}
{"context": "Question: In which US state is Harvard University?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MASSACHUSSETTS", "aliases": ["Masachusetts", "Masshole Commonwealth", "Massachusetts (state)", "Massachusetts culture", "Massachusetts, United States", "Masachussetts", "Commonwealth of Masachusetts", "The Bay State", "Commonwealth of Masachussets", "Culture of Massachusetts", "Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "MA (state)", "MASSACHUSSETTS", "Massechusetts", "Commonwealth of Masachusets", "Commonwealth of Massachussets", "Religion in Massachusetts", "Masschusetts", "Masachussets", "Commonwealth of Massachussetts", "Massachusetts", "Transport in Massachusetts", "Massachusite", "Economy of Massachusetts", "6th State", "Massitchusits", "Massachsuetts", "Commonwealth of Masachussetts", "The Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "Massachussets", "Massachus", "Massechussets", "Transportation in Massachusetts", "Massachusets", "Masachusets", "Mass.", "Massachusetts state", "Sixth State", "Massachusites", "Massacheusetts", "Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "US-MA", "Commonwealth of Massachusets", "Massachussetts", "Massachusetts (U.S. state)", "Taxachusetts", "State of Massachusetts", "Massachusettes", "Massachusettsan", "Education in Massachusetts"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name for the process by which heat is transferred by the motion of a fluid?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Convection", "aliases": ["Heat convection", "Convective flow", "How heat rises", "Global Convection Currents", "Naural convection", "Convecting", "Heat advection", "Gravitational convection", "Convection currents", "Convectional lifting", "Convection cooling", "Solutal convection", "Convective Temperature", "Convection", "Convection Current", "Global Convection Current", "Convective", "Convection current"]}
{"context": "Question: In the 1945 novel ‘Animal Farm’, how many commandments were originally written by Snowball?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Seven", "aliases": ["Seven", "seven", "7"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the distinctive odour of the gas, hydrogen cyanide?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALMONDS", "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", "ALMONDS", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: What Swahili word became the South African humanist philosophy popularised by Desmond Tutu in SA's post-apartheid Truth and Reconciliation Commission, and adopted widely elsewhere?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ubuntu", "aliases": ["Unbutu", "Ubunt", "Ubunto", "Unbuntu", "Ubunut", "Ubuntu", "Ubanto", "Ubutnu", "Ubuntu (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What book published in 1922 has the following introduction? \"\"Some Englishmen, of whom Kitchener was chief, believed that a rebellion of Arabs against Turks would enable England, while fighting Germany, simultaneously to defeat Turkey.\"\"\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "\"The Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T", "aliases": ["\"The Seven Pillars of Wisdom by T"]}
{"context": "Question: Duke D'Mond, who died aged 66 in 2009, was lead singer of which successful UK comedy pop group?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Barron Knights", "aliases": ["Barron Knights", "The Barron Knights"]}
{"context": "Question: Who has been President of France twice, but never been elected to the position?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alain Poher", "aliases": ["Alain Poher"]}
{"context": "Question: A merrythought is one of the popular names for which part of a bird?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WISHBONE", "aliases": ["Wish bones", "Wishbone (disambiguation)", "Wishbone", "Wish Bone (disambiguation)", "WISHBONE", "Wish-bone", "Wishbones", "Wish bone"]}
{"context": "Question: English royalty who mourned her husband's death for 40 years?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Queen Victoria and Prince Albert", "aliases": ["Queen Victoria and Prince Albert"]}
{"context": "Question: The internal angles of an octagon add up to how many degrees?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1,080", "aliases": ["1,080", "one thousand and eighty", "1080"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology who gave King Midas the power to turn everything he touched into gold?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dionysus", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Name either of the Countries that use a tagine in its style of cooking?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MORROCO or TUNISIA", "aliases": ["MORROCO or TUNISIA"]}
{"context": "Question: Against which power did Rome fight the 'Punic Wars'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CARTHAGE", "aliases": ["Qart-ḥadšat", "Qart-hadshat", "Carthage", "Carthage, Tunisia", "Carthago", "Qart-hadsat", "Carthage (Extinct city)", "Elishat", "Roman Carthage", "Carthage (ancient city)", "Carthaginean Republic", "Carthage africa", "Carthagians", "Site of Carthage", "Carchedon", "Ancient empire carthage", "Qarṭāj", "Qart-Ḥadšat", "Cathago", "Kathago", "Carthagine", "Carthagina", "Qart-Ḥadshat", "Libyo-phoenicians", "Qart-Hadshat", "Carthaginian", "CARTHAGE", "Archaeological Site of Carthage", "Qart-Hadsat", "Qart-ḥadshat", "Carthage (Tunis)", "Karthage"]}
{"context": "Question: The Sandinista National Liberation Front ruled from 1979 to 1990, initially as part of a Junta of National Reconstruction, in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nicaragua", "aliases": ["Nicarugua", "Nicuragua", "Administrative divisions of Nicaragua", "Bibliography of nicaragua", "Subdivisions of Nicaragua", "Health in Nicaragua", "Republica De Nicaragua", "Etymology of Nicaragua", "República de Nicaragua", "Sport in Nicaragua", "ISO 3166-1:NI", "Republic of Nicaragua", "The Republic of Nicaragua", "Nicaraguan", "Nicaragua", "Nicaragua, Central America"]}
{"context": "Question: On which West Indian island did the Calypso originate?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TRINIDAD", "aliases": ["Island of Trinidad", "Trinidad (island)", "Trinadad", "Trinidad Island", "Trini", "Iere", "TRINIDAD", "Trinidad"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English Rugby Union team play their home games at Adams Park?\nAnswer:", "answer": "London Wasps", "aliases": ["Wasps RFC", "Wasps (rugby)", "Wasps R.F.C.", "London Wasps", "London wasps"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the common name of the clavicle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Collarbone", "aliases": ["Collar bone", "Clavicle bone", "The Clavicle", "Little key", "Clavacle", "Conoid tubercle", "Collarbone", "Clavicula", "Collarbones", "Clavicles", "Clavical", "Clavicular", "Proscapula", "Collar-bone", "Little keys", "Clavicle", "Collar bones", "Tuberculum conoideum"]}
{"context": "Question: Vendredi is French for which day of the week?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Friday", "aliases": ["Parasceve", "Prosábbaton", "Frigg's Day", "TGIFF", "Friday", "Thank Goodness It's Friday", "Frigg's day", "Prosabbaton", "Friday the 12th", "Fryeeday"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the greatest distance between the capitals of two sovereign countries that share a border?\nAnswer:", "answer": "pyongyang and moscow", "aliases": ["pyongyang and moscow"]}
{"context": "Question: In February 1938, Roberto M. Ortiz became President of which South American country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Argentina", "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", "Արգենտ", "Arc'hantina", "Argies", "Antonia Merce Y Luque", "People of Argintina", "ISO 3166-1:AR", "Argentinië", "אַרגענט", "Arjantin", "अर्जेन्�", "الأرجنتين", "Argentina Information", "Republic of Argentina", "Ariannin", "Argentina Republic", "Argentinie", "Argentinia", "Airgintin", "Argjentina"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Orbison number was used in the David Lynch cult classic of 1986 Blue Velvet?\nAnswer:", "answer": "In Dreams", "aliases": ["In Dreams (disambiguation)", "In Dreams (album)", "In Dreams Album", "In Dreams", "In Dreams (song)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which are the only two colours to appear on the flags of Ukraine and Palau?\nAnswer:", "answer": "YELLOW & BLUE", "aliases": ["The Yellow & Blue", "The Yellow and Blue", "Yellow and Blue", "Yellow-and-blue", "Yellow & Blue", "YELLOW & BLUE"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the title of Status Quo's first UK No. 1 hit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Down Down", "aliases": ["Down Down (song)", "Down Down", "Down Down (Status Quo song)", "Down down"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country do the football teams 'Helsingborgs' and 'GIF Sundsvall' play?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SWEDEN", "aliases": ["Swedish sin", "Swea Region", "Sverige", "Swedish origin", "Schweden", "Kingdom of Sweden", "SWEDEN", "Etymology of Sweden", "Mainland Sweden", "Konungariket Sverige", "Ulf Bergman", "Swedish climate", "Sweden", "Climate of Sweden", "ISO 3166-1:SE", "Sveden", "Suecia", "Swedish realm", "Zweden"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to a positive whole number that can only be divided by 1 or itself?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Prime", "aliases": ["PRIME", "Even primes", "Prime number", "1 no longer prime", "ℙ", "Euclidean prime number theorem", "A000040", "1 is not a prime number", "Prime numbers in nature", "Odd prime", "Table Of Primes List", "Uncompound number", "Infinity of primes", "Prime-Numbers", "Prime", "Prime Numbers", "Odd prime number", "Prime Number", "Prime numbers", "Primalities", "Prime-number", "Primality", "Primes", "Primality of 1"]}
{"context": "Question: In Central and South America it is possible to find several rivers named Colorado, in Costa Rica, Brazil, Bolivia, Chile, and Argentina; where is the source of the Colorado River in Argentina?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Andes", "aliases": ["The Andes", "Northern Andes", "Andean mountains", "Andean", "Geology of the Andes", "Andean orogeny", "Andes Range", "South american andes", "Andean highland", "High Andes", "Andes", "Andes mountains", "The Andes Mountains", "Andes Mountain", "The andes", "Andes range", "Andes Mountains", "South American Andes", "The Andes Mountain", "Andes of Peru", "Andean Mountain System"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the proverb, it takes two to what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tango", "aliases": ["Tango dance", "Tango (dance)", "Tango"]}
{"context": "Question: \"How does the film \"\"Lawrence of Arabia\"\" begin?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lawrence's death in a motorcycle accident", "aliases": ["Lawrence's death in a motorcycle accident"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year was the Berlin Wall built?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1961", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and sixty-one", "1961"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who published her political memoirs entitled \"\"Momentum\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mo (Marjorie) Mowlam", "aliases": ["Mo (Marjorie) Mowlam"]}
{"context": "Question: Arthur Seaton is the hero of which 1958 novel set in Nottingham?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning", "aliases": ["Saturday Night and Sunday Morning", "Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (novel)", "Saturday night and sunday morning"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the pioneering Game Theory US mathematician featured in the film A Beautiful Mind?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Nash", "aliases": ["John Nash (disambiguation)", "Johnny Nash (disambiguation)", "John nash", "John Nash", "Nash, John"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Japanese company has bought Horizon Nuclear Power and so has the contract to build nuclear power stations in Britain from 2015?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hitachi", "aliases": ["Hitachi Telecom Inc.", "Hitachi Canadian Industries", "株式会社日立製作", "Hitachi Seisakusho", "Kabushiki-gaisha Hitachi Se", "Disk Array Management Program", "Kabushiki Kaisha Hitachi Seis", "Hitachi Gurūpu", "Hitachi plant technologies", "Hitachi Ltd. of Japan.", "Hitati (company)", "Hitachi Software Engineering Ltd", "Hitachi Gurupu", "日立", "Hitachi ltd", "Shibaden", "Hitachi Ltd.", "Hitachi, Ltd", "Hitachi Koki U.S.A.", "Hitahci", "Hitachi Disk Array Management Program", "Hitachi Kabushiki-gaisha", "Hitachi Seisakusho Kabushiki", "Hitachi Europe", "HITACHI", "Hitachi Chemical", "Hitachi, Ltd.", "Hitachi website", "Hitachi (company)", "Hitachi Japan", "Hitachi Ltd", "Hitachi Power Systems Canada", "Hitachi Plant Technologies", "Hitachi Rail", "Hitachi Inc.", "Hitachi", "Hitachi Works", "Hitachi Koki U.S.A.", "Hitatchi", "Hitachi Group"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the common name for the garden shrub pyracantha?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FIRETHORN", "aliases": ["Pyracantha", "FIRETHORN", "Pyrocanthus", "Firethorn", "Pyracanthas", "Pyrocantha", "Fire thorn", "Pyracanthus"]}
{"context": "Question: Oswald Cobblepot is a devious crime-boss who is seldom seen without one of his trick-umbrellas. How is this Batman villain better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PENGUIN", "aliases": ["Penguin (comics)", "The Penguin (comics)", "Oswald Chesterfield Cobblepot", "Actors to portray the Penguin", "Cobblepot", "Oswald Cobblepot", "The penguin", "The Penguin", "Penguin (Oswald Chesterfield Cob", "PENGUIN", "Penguin (character)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the note that is 1/8 the length of a semi-breve?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Quaver", "aliases": ["Eighth-part-note", "Attondelsnot", "Åttondelsnot", "Quaver", "♫", "♪", "Eighth notes", "8th note", "Eighth-note", "Demi-soupir", "Corchea", "Eighth note", "Achtel-Note", "Croche", "𝄾"]}
{"context": "Question: What British army bugle call used at funerals originally signalled the end of the military day after final inspection?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Last Post", "aliases": ["Last Post", "The Last Post", "Last post"]}
{"context": "Question: \"When asked about the role of Prime Minister, which 20th century prime minister replied \"\"Interesting work, fine town house, nice place in the country, servants, plenty of foreign travel\"\" ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "HAROLD MACMILLAN", "aliases": ["Harold Macmillan, Earl of Stockton", "HAROLD MACMILLAN", "Maurice Harold Macmillan, 1st", "Lord Stockton", "Harold McMillan", "Harold Macmillan, 1st Earl of", "Harold mac", "Harold MacMillan, 1st Earl of", "Harold MacMillan", "You've never had it so good", "1st earl of Stockton", "Harold Macmillan", "Maurice Harold Macmillan", "The Rt. Hon. The Lord Stockton", "Harold McMillian"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the technical term for the hollow at the back of the knee, sometimes called the knee pit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Popliteal fossa", "aliases": ["The popliteal fossa", "Popliteal fossa", "Fossa poplitea", "Knee pits", "Knee pit"]}
{"context": "Question: Who founded the 'Quakers' in the 17th century?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GEORGE FOX", "aliases": ["George Fox", "GEORGE FOX", "Fox, George"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had a 60s No 1 with Downtown?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Petula Clark", "aliases": ["Petula Clark", "Petula Clarke", "Pet clark", "Petula Sally Olwen Clark"]}
{"context": "Question: The first Paralympic Games to officially tie in with the Summer Olympics were held in 1960 in which city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rome", "aliases": ["Capital city of italy", "Demographics of Rome", "Comune di Roma", "Symbols and trivia of Rome", "Roma, Italy", "Città Eterna", "City of the Seven Hills", "Rōma", "ROME", "Roma (city)", "Rome, Lazio", "Capital of Italy", "Rome, Italy", "Rome, Republic and Empire", "UN/LOCODE:ITROM", "Rome", "Rome,Italy", "Roma, Italia", "Italian capital", "Rome (Italy)", "City of Rome", "Symbols and Trivia of Rome", "The weather in Rome"]}
{"context": "Question: At the 1972 Olympic Games at Munich, who won back to back gold medals in the 5,000 metres and 10,000 metres, defeating American distance runner Steve Prefontaine in the former?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lasse Virn", "aliases": ["Lasse Virn"]}
{"context": "Question: \"When Metro Pictures took over two other companies to form MGM, MGM adopted the former Goldwyn mascot \"\"Leo the Lion\"\" and what Goldwyn corporate motto?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ars Gratia Artis", "aliases": ["Art for art's sake", "Ars gratia artis", "Ars Gratia Artis", "Art For Art's Sake", "L'art pour l'art", "Art for Art's Sake"]}
{"context": "Question: The name of which month is used for a letter in the phonetic alphabet?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NOVEMBER", "aliases": ["The month of November", "Novemeber", "Noviembre", "November 31", "㋊", "9ber", "31 November", "Coyovembyote", "November", "NOVEMBER", "Nobember"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1981 film ‘Chariots of Fire’ was based on the stories of which two British athletes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell", "aliases": ["Harold Abrahams and Eric Liddell"]}
{"context": "Question: Which children’s character’s first words upon waking are ‘What’s for breakfast’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Winnie the Pooh", "aliases": ["Winnie-the-pooh", "Winnie pooh", "Winnie Sanders", "Winnie the Pooh", "Vinni Pux", "Winny the Pooh", "List of Winnie-the-Pooh television", "Winnie Pooh", "Bear Of Very Little Brain", "Winnie-the-Pooh (TV series", "Vinnie Pux", "Winney the Pooh", "Pooh", "Winnie the pooh", "Winnie-the-Pooh (character)", "Winnie-The-Pooh", "Whinnie the pooh", "Hunny", "Poohbear", "Winnie Poo", "Poo bear", "Vinnie Pukh", "Pooh Bear", "Winnie-the-Pooh", "Winnie The Pooh"]}
{"context": "Question: Appointed in 2009 who is the Archbishop of Westminster?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vincent Nicholls", "aliases": ["Vincent Nicholls"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American wit said, 'This is not a novel to be tossed aside lightly. It should be thrown with great force'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dorothy Parker", "aliases": ["Constant Reader", "Algonquin wit", "Sunset Gun", "Dot parker", "Dorothy Parker", "Dorothy Rothschild Parker", "Dottie Parker", "Dorothy Rothschild"]}
{"context": "Question: If you divide a prime number by 4, the answer must result in ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A fraction", "aliases": ["Fraction (quantity)", "Fraction (disambiguation)", "A fraction", "Fraction", "Fractional"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Alfred Hitchcock film reaches its climax on Mount Rushmore?\nAnswer:", "answer": "North by Northwest", "aliases": ["N by nw", "The Man in Lincoln's Nose", "North by northwest", "North-by-northwest", "North by Northwest (moive)", "North by North-West", "NbNW", "North by Northwest (movie)", "North By Northwest", "North by Northwest", "North by Northwest (film)", "NXNW", "North by Norhtwest", "North by North West"]}
{"context": "Question: Who succeeded Nelson Mandela as South African president?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THABO MBEKI", "aliases": ["Mbeki, Thabo", "President Mbeki", "Thabo Mbeki", "Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki", "Thabo mbeki", "THABO MBEKI", "Thabo Mvulyewa Mbeki", "Zanele Mbeki"]}
{"context": "Question: In November 1935, which British prime minister returned to office after a general election?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stanley Baldwin", "aliases": ["Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bew", "Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of B", "Stanley Baldwin", "Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin of Bew", "Power without responsibillity", "Stanley Baldwin, 1st Earl Baldwin of B", "Baldwin, Stanley, 1st Earl Baldwin"]}
{"context": "Question: The ancient pre-scientific system of classifying all universal matter as Water/Air/Fire/Earth/Aether is called the Classical?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Elements", "aliases": ["The Elements (disambiguation)", "Elements (disambiguation)", "Elements", "Elements (Mike Oldfield disambiguation)", "Elenent", "Element", "Elements (album)", "The Elements (album)", "Elements (Mike Oldfield)", "The Elements", "Element (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: During a penalty shoot out in soccer where should the non participating players be\nAnswer:", "answer": "In the centre circle", "aliases": ["In the centre circle"]}
{"context": "Question: Which car company has owned the Lagonda name since 1947?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aston Martin", "aliases": ["Aston Martin DBX", "Lionel Martin", "Aston Martin", "Astonmartin", "Aston martin", "Aston Martin Lagonda Limited", "Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd.", "Aston Martin Racing Vantage GT4", "Aston-Martin", "Bamford and Martin", "Aston Martin Lagonda Ltd", "ASTON MATRIN"]}
{"context": "Question: Who sang about 'Angie Baby' in 1975?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HELEN REDDY", "aliases": ["Helen Reddy", "HELEN REDDY"]}
{"context": "Question: In which county will you find Fountains abbey and Studley Water Gardens?\nAnswer:", "answer": "North Yorkshire", "aliases": ["Wrench Green", "North Yorkshire", "North Yorkshire, England"]}
{"context": "Question: Rob Pilatis and Fab Morvan were collectively known as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Milli Vanilli", "aliases": ["Rob and Fab", "Milli Vanilli", "Milli vanili", "Milli Vanilli lip syncing scandal", "Mili vanilli", "Milli Vanilli In Motion", "Mili Vanilli", "Mili Vanili", "Milli-Vanilli", "Milli Vannilli", "Empire Bizarre", "Megamix (Milli Vanilli song", "Milli vanilli", "Jodie Rocco (singer)", "Milli Vanilli lip synching scandal", "Don't Give Up the fight", "The Hits That Shook The World", "Milly Vanilly"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country in Europe has the highest average elevation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Andorra", "aliases": ["Military of Andorra", "Principado de Andorra", "Valles de Andorra", "Andorra", "The Principality of Andorra", "Name of Andorra", "Health in Andorra", "Religion in Andorra", "AndorrA", "Protestantism in Andorra", "The weather in Andorra", "Andorre", "Principauté d'Andorre", "Hinduism in Andorra", "Andorra/Military", "Andorran Navy", "Principaute d'Andorre", "Principat d'Andorra", "Principality of Andorra", "ISO 3166-1:AD"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What film contains the following dialogue? \"\"It's 200 miles to Chicago, we've got a full tank of gas, half a pack of cigarettes, its dark and we're wearing sunglasses\"\".\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "'THE BLUES BROTHERS'", "aliases": ["Blues bros", "Jake Blues", "'THE BLUES BROTHERS'", "Elwood Blues", "Blues brothers", "Blues brothers bar", "Joliet Jake", "%22Joliet%22 Jake Blues", "The Blues Brothers Band", "Blues Brothers", "Blue Brothers", "The Blues Brothers"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous actor is well known for his voice over work, including the \"This is CNN\" tag and the voice of Darth Vader in the Star Wars film franchise?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Earl Jones", "aliases": ["James Earl Jones", "James earl jones", "Neb Langston"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the word for the projection on a ship that holds a lifeboat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Davit", "aliases": ["Davit crane", "Davit"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year was the Jarrow Crusade march to London?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1936", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and thirty-six", "1936"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1951, which European country saw the abdication of King Leopold lll in favour of his son Baudouin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Belgium", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In which city were the 2009 World Athletic Championships held?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Berlin", "aliases": ["Berlin-Zentrum", "Capital of East Germany", "Athens on the Spree", "Cuisine of Berlin", "DEBER", "Berlin, Germany", "Berlin.de", "CityBerlin", "Berlin", "Spreeathen", "Silicon Allee", "Federal State of Berlin", "Berlib", "City of Berlin", "Berlin (Germany)", "Historical sites in berlin", "Land Berlin", "UN/LOCODE:DEBER"]}
{"context": "Question: Which county won the County Cricket Championship in 1959, after Surrey had won seven consecutive titles from 1952 to 1958?\nAnswer:", "answer": "YORKSHIRE", "aliases": ["County Yorkshire", "Yorks", "Yorkshuh", "Yorkshire (England)", "Yorkshiremen", "Name of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire County", "Vorkshire", "Yorkshire", "York County, England", "Counties of Yorkshire", "County of Yorkshire", "Yorkshire (UK)", "Yorkshireman", "Yorkshire, England", "YORKSHIRE", "Yorkshire (traditional)", "God's own county"]}
{"context": "Question: George W Bush was given which diminutive herbaceous nickname?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Shrub", "aliases": ["Bushes", "Shrub", "Frutices", "Subshrubs", "Bush (plant)", "Bush (shrub)", "Frutex", "Shrubs", "Shrubby", "Schrub"]}
{"context": "Question: A Varsovian is a native of which capital city\nAnswer:", "answer": "Warsaw", "aliases": ["Warwaw", "Varshe", "City of Warsaw", "Warsaw Invasion", "Warsaw (Poland)", "Varsovian", "Varsovie", "Warszawianka Courts", "Varšuva", "Warszowa", "Waršawa", "Warsaw City, Poland", "Wa-wa", "WarsaW", "Capital of Poland", "Warsawa", "Warszawa", "PLWAW", "Warszewa", "Varshava", "Boroughs of Warsaw", "Warsaw, Poland", "UN/LOCODE:PLWAW", "Warshaw", "Warszawa, Poland", "Warschau", "Warsaw"]}
{"context": "Question: What former X-Factor contestant had a top ten hit album called Picture Of You in 2007?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ben Mills", "aliases": ["Ben Mills"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1982 Time Magazine Man of the Year was awarded to which device?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Personal Computer", "aliases": ["Peronal computer", "PC configuration", "Personal Computing", "PCs", "Personal Computer", "Digital pc", "Personal computers", "Personal computing industry", "PERSONAL COMPUTER", "Digital PC", "Perossnal computer", "💻", "The Personal Computer", "Personal computing", "Personal computer"]}
{"context": "Question: Which patriotic Irving Berlin song includes the line  From the mountains to the prairie to the oceans white with foam ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "God Bless AMERICA.", "aliases": ["God Bless America (Celine Dion song)", "God Bless AMERICA.", "God Bless the United States", "God Bless the United States of America", "God Bless The United States", "God Bless America", "God Bless The United States Of America"]}
{"context": "Question: Sheryl Crow has released her version of the Rod Stewart number one First Cut Is The Deepest, but who released it ten years before he did\nAnswer:", "answer": "P.P. Arnold", "aliases": ["P. P. Arnold", "PP Arnold", "P P Arnold", "P.P. Arnold"]}
{"context": "Question: Generals Gallieni, Manoury, Joffre, French, von Kluck, von Blow and von Moltke were involved in which battle that stopped the German advance in 1914 during World War I?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Battle of Marne", "aliases": ["Battle Of The Marne", "Battle of the marne", "Battle of the Marne", "The Battle Of The Marne", "Marne, Battle of the", "Battles of the Marne", "Battle of the Marne (disambiguation)", "Battles of the Marne (disambiguation)", "Battle of Marne"]}
{"context": "Question: At which sport has Indonesia won several medals including gold in each Summer Olympics from 1992-2008?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Badminton", "aliases": ["Rules of badminton", "Badders", "Badmitton", "Shuttler", "Badminton 1000 bc", "Badmington", "Badmitten", "Badminton players", "Badminton", "Badminton racquet", "🏸", "Badmiton", "History of badminton"]}
{"context": "Question: What Cantonese mixed bite-size food means literally 'touch the heart'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dim sum", "aliases": ["Dim-sum", "Dianxin", "Dim Sum", "Dimsum (disambiguation)", "Dim sum", "Dian xin", "Deem sim", "Tim-sum", "Dimsum", "Dim Sums", "Dim-sim", "Dim sum restaurant", "Deem-sim", "Tien-hsin", "Tim-sam"]}
{"context": "Question: With its own command structure, which of the US armed forces has a base at Quantico?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARINE CORPS, or MARINES", "aliases": ["MARINE CORPS, or MARINES"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first bowler to take 300 test wickets?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FRED TRUMAN", "aliases": ["FRED TRUMAN"]}
{"context": "Question: A group of which fish is called a Lap?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cod", "aliases": ["Codfish", "Cod Trade", "Cod", "Cod cheeks", "Gadus (genus)", "Cods", "Skrei", "Cod (fish)", "Cod trade"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Give either year of the England cricket team's \"\"Bodyline\"\" tour of Australia.\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "1932 or 1933", "aliases": ["1932 or 1933"]}
{"context": "Question: Mt. Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Western Hemisphere, stands in which South American country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARGENTINA", "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", "Արգենտ", "Arc'hantina", "ARGENTINA", "Argies", "Antonia Merce Y Luque", "People of Argintina", "ISO 3166-1:AR", "Argentinië", "אַרגענט", "Arjantin", "अर्जेन्�", "الأرجنتين", "Argentina Information", "Republic of Argentina", "Ariannin", "Argentina Republic", "Argentinie", "Argentinia", "Airgintin", "Argjentina"]}
{"context": "Question: Complete the title of the novel that won the 2001 Booker Prize – “The True History of the _____ Gang”.\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kelly", "aliases": ["Kelly", "O'kelly", "Kelly (tool)", "Kelly (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Andrew Robson writes a daily column for The Times on what topic?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BRIDGE", "aliases": ["Bridges", "Bridge railing styles", "Bridge building", "BRIDGE", "🌉", "Bridge abutments", "Railroad Bridge", "Railroad bridge", "Road bridges", "Bridge Building", "Bridge (engineering)", "Double-deck bridge", "Railway bridges", "Types of bridges", "Railway bridge", "Bridge (structure)", "Bridge railing", "Bridge railing style", "Brigecraft", "Road bridge", "Bridgecraft", "Bridge", "Road Bridge", "Bridge failure", "Rail bridge", "Railway Bridge", "Bidge", "Bridge failures"]}
{"context": "Question: Which manager bought Trevor Francis thereby turning him into the first million pound footballer\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brian Clough", "aliases": ["Brian Clough", "Brian Clough's Football Fortunes", "Cloughie"]}
{"context": "Question: What seven letter word, beginning with the letters 'Ra' is a palindrome?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Racecar", "aliases": ["Racing cars", "Automobile Racing", "Automotive racing", "Car racing", "Race driver", "Racecars", "Automobile racer", "Autorace", "Car race", "Autosports", "Racecar", "Race cars", "Automobile race", "🏎", "Racing driver", "AutoRacing", "Racing Car", "Auto racing", "Auto Racing", "Auto race", "Race-car", "Race Cars", "Auto Race", "Race car", "Racing car", "Race car driver", "Automobile racing", "Racecar driver"]}
{"context": "Question: Which unit of measurement is equal to one-tenth of a nautical mile?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CABLE", "aliases": ["Data Cable", "Cable types", "CABLE", "Cable", "Insulated cable", "Cabling", "Strain relief", "Cables", "Flat cabling"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which is the only UK top ten single for \"\"The Doors\"\" when it wasreleased twenty years after Jim Morrison's death?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Light My Fire", "aliases": ["Light My Fire (Will Young song)", "Light My Fire (remix) (Shir", "Light my fire", "Light My Fire (Shirley Bassey single", "Light my Fire", "Light My Fire"]}
{"context": "Question: Uriah Heep is a character in which Dickens novel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "David Copperfield", "aliases": ["David copperfeild", "David copperfield", "David copperfield dickens", "Mr Creakle", "The Personal History, Adventures, Experience and Observation", "David Cooperfield", "David Copperfield", "Cooperfield", "The Personal History Experience and Observation of David Co", "David Copperfield (novel)", "Mr. Creakle"]}
{"context": "Question: Who married Heidi Klum in May 2005?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Seal", "aliases": ["Seal (disambiguation)", "Seal (album)", "Sealed", "Seal"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country is the European Court of Human Rights?\nAnswer:", "answer": "France", "aliases": ["La Republique francaise", "Franciaország", "La Republique française", "Belle France", "FRANCE", "Republique française", "France", "Ranska", "Franciaorszag", "French Republic", "République francaise", "République française", "ISO 3166-1:FR", "Frankreich", "France (country)", "Etymology of France", "FrancE", "La République française", "People of France", "Republic of France", "Fracne", "Le France", "The French Republic", "Republique francaise", "The Republic of France", "La République francaise", "La France", "Rain in France", "Republic of france", "FRance", "Frakkland", "Climate of France", "Franse"]}
{"context": "Question: Who resigned in October 1983 after a scandal over his ‘lovechild’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CECIL PARKINSON", "aliases": ["Cecil Parkinson", "Cecil Parkinson Baron Parkinson PC", "Baron Parkinson of Carnforth", "Cecil Edward Parkinson", "CECIL PARKINSON", "Cecil Parkinson, Baron Parkinson, PC", "Baron Parkinson", "Cecil Parkinson, Baron Parkinson", "Lord Parkinson of Carnforth", "Cecil Edward Parkinson, Baron Parkinson", "Baron Cecil Parkinson, PC", "Cecil Parkinson PC", "Cecil Parkinson, Baron Parkinson of Carnforth", "Baron Cecil Parkinson", "Cecil Parkinson, PC", "Lord Parkinson", "Baron Cecil Parkinson PC"]}
{"context": "Question: Which series ended on UK television in 1989 after a 26 year run, and returned in 2005?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Doctor Who", "aliases": ["Dr Who", "Doctor Who Legacy", "Anna Zhou", "Nightmare child", "Doctor Who New Series", "Doc. Who", "Dr.Who", "Doctor Who", "The Doctor and Rose", "The Doctor (nickname)", "DoctorWho", "Dr who", "Doc Who", "Doctor Who%3F", "Doctor Who: Legacy", "Doctor Who classic series", "Who doctor", "Doc who characters", "Doctor Who series", "Doctor Who – The New Series", "Doctorwho", "Dr w", "Doctor Roo", "Docter Who", "Dr. Who Novels", "Brian Minchin", "Drwho", "Dr. Who", "Dr Who%3F", "Doctor Who new series", "Class (2016 TV series)", "New Who", "Doctor Who Glossary of Terms and Names", "Dr. Who Books", "DrWho", "Doctor who characters", "Doctor Who - The New Series", "Doctor Who (new series)", "Doctor who", "The doctor and Rose", "Archangel Network", "The Child (Doctor Who audio)", "Doctor Who (TV series)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the usual term for growing plants in liquid, without the benefit of soil?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hydroponics", "aliases": ["Hydroponic agriculture", "Hydroponic", "Hydroponic farm", "Hydroponics Systems", "Hydroponic systems", "Tank farming", "Hydroponic greenhouse", "Rotary Hydroponics", "Hydroponics", "Hydroponic farming"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British TV comedy series of the 1970s and early 1980s (74 episodes) was co-created and co-written by and co-starred Tim Brooke-Taylor, Graeme Garden and Bill Oddie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Goodies", "aliases": ["The Philharmonic Glee Club Rock n Roll Band", "Clarion & Globe", "The Goodies", "The Goodies,"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the former name of Tuvalu?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ELLICE ISLANDS", "aliases": ["Lagoon Islands", "Water supply and sanitation in Tuvalu", "Transportation in Tuvalu", "Ellis Islands", "ISO 3166-1:TV", "Impact of climate change in Tuvalu", "Culture of Tuvalu", "Tuvalu", "Eight standing together", "Tuvalo", "Tuvalu/Transportation", "Tourism in Tuvalu", "Tuvalu/Transnational issues", "Transport in Tuvalu", "Tuvalu Islands", "ELLICE ISLANDS", "Toovaloo", "Tuvalu islands", "Ellice Islands", "Tepuka Savilivili", "Sport in Tuvalu", "Nivalakita", "Ellice Island", "Education in Tuvalu"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the only Semitic language that is an official language of the EU?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Maltese", "aliases": ["Maltese", "Maltese (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: As at 2010 who is the MP for Belfast West?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GERRY ADAMS", "aliases": ["Adams, Gerard", "Gearoid mac adam", "GERRY ADAMS", "Adams, Gerry", "Gerry adams", "Gerry Adams", "Gerard Adams", "Arrest of Gerry Adams"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the first US state to secede from the Union in December 1860; the first action of the Civil War took place in that state in April the following year?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Carolina", "aliases": ["Eighth State", "Hurricanes in South Carolina", "South Carolina (state)", "Transport in South Carolina", "The Palmetto State", "Religion in South Carolina", "South Carolina", "US-SC", "Iodine State", "South Carolina (U.S. state)", "State of South Carolina", "8th State", "Transportation in South Carolina", "South carolina", "Geography of South Carolina", "Education in South Carolina", "South Carolina (USA State)", "S. Carolina", "South Carolina Department of Archives and History", "South Carolina, United States", "South Carolina (State)", "Economy of South Carolina"]}
{"context": "Question: In any given year in the UK are there more boys or girls born?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Boys - 103 - 4 live male births to", "aliases": ["Boys - 103 - 4 live male births to"]}
{"context": "Question: Which article has parts called - cantle, skirt, flap and pommel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Saddle", "aliases": ["Saddle", "Saddlemaker", "Cantle", "Pommel (saddle)", "Saddle tree", "Saddlery and Harness", "Knee roll"]}
{"context": "Question: In which book of the bible is the story of Samson and Delilah?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Judges", "aliases": ["Judge (disambiguation)", "Judges"]}
{"context": "Question: Pearmain is a variety of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Apple", "aliases": ["Apple Blossom", "Appleblossom", "Green Apples", "Malus domesticus", "Appleblossoms", "Culture of apple", "Malus domestica", "Apple blossom", "Apple/Nutritional information", "Nutritional information about the apple", "Apple production", "Apple-blossoms", "Apple blossoms", "Apple peel", "An apple a day", "Apple (fruit)", "Apple trees", "Malus pumila", "Malus communis", "Pyrus malus", "Apple tree", "🍏", "🍎", "Apple Popularity", "Apples", "Dried apple", "سێو", "Apple (Fruit)", "Green Apple", "Apple-tree", "Green apples", "Apple", "Apples and teachers", "Aplle", "Apple-blossom", "Apple (tree)"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the fantasy movie directed by Terry Gilliam, where 6 dwarves have stolen a map.\nAnswer:", "answer": "Time Bandits", "aliases": ["Tiny Ross", "The Time Bandits", "Time Bandits"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology, where do righteous souls go after death?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Elysian Fields", "aliases": ["Alysian fields", "Elysian Fields", "Elysian Fields (disambiguation)", "The Elysian Fields", "Elysiane fields", "Elysian fields"]}
{"context": "Question: Which author created the fictional character Sergeant Cuff?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wilkie Collins", "aliases": ["Collins, Wilkie", "WW Collins", "Collinsian", "William Wilkie Collins", "Wilkie Collins", "William %22Wilkie%22 Collins"]}
{"context": "Question: In which European city is Kurtfurstendamm the main shopping street?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BERLIN", "aliases": ["Berlin-Zentrum", "Capital of East Germany", "Athens on the Spree", "Cuisine of Berlin", "DEBER", "Berlin, Germany", "Berlin.de", "CityBerlin", "Berlin", "Spreeathen", "Silicon Allee", "Federal State of Berlin", "Berlib", "BERLIN", "City of Berlin", "Berlin (Germany)", "Historical sites in berlin", "Land Berlin", "UN/LOCODE:DEBER"]}
{"context": "Question: At 1900 the largest fishing port in the world was?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Grimsby", "aliases": ["Grimsby", "Grimbarian", "County Borough of Grimsby", "Grimsby Corporation", "Pyewipe", "Great Grimsby", "Great Grimsby (borough)", "Grimsby, Lincolnshire", "Freshney Place", "Grimsby Town Council", "Grimsby, England"]}
{"context": "Question: Which fruit is traditionally used in the recipe for the dessert dish Liverpool Tart?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LEMON", "aliases": ["Lemon", "🍋", "Lemon (fruit)", "Lemon juice", "Lemon oil", "Citrus x limon", "Lemons", "LEMON", "Nimbu", "Citrus ×limon", "Citrus × limon", "Citrus limon"]}
{"context": "Question: In internet/texting parlance, what does tl;dr mean?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Too long, didn't read", "aliases": ["TL;DR", "Tl;dr", "Too long, didn't read", "TL-DR", "Too long; didn't read"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country occupying 47% of South America has states including Amazonas, Sao Paulo, Bahia and Para?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brazil", "aliases": ["Brazil", "Etymology of Brazil", "Federal Republic of Brazil", "Brasil", "Barzil", "Federative Republic of Brazil", "Brazil (country)", "Brassil", "Republic of Brazil", "Brésil", "Brzil", "Brazilian Federative Republic", "Republica Federativa do Brasil", "Bresil", "Brazilian Republic", "ISO 3166-1:BR", "República Federativa do Brasil", "Brazilo"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was un-caged and crowned Celebrity Big Brother winner in January?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alex reid", "aliases": ["Alexander Reid (disambiguation)", "Alexander Reid", "Alex reid", "Sir Alexander Reid", "Alex Reid (disambiguation)", "Alex Reid"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actor played the part of Ross Poldark in the BBC’s mid 1970’s television series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROBIN ELLIS", "aliases": ["Robin Ellis", "ROBIN ELLIS"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Arizona town did the Gunfight at the OK Corral take place in 1881?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tombstone", "aliases": ["Gravestone", "Headstones", "Gravestones", "Head-stone", "Grave stone", "Tombstones", "Grave-stone", "Tombstone (burial)", "Head stone", "Tomb-stone", "Memorial stone", "Grave marker", "Tombstone", "Gravemarker", "Tomb stone", "Headstone"]}
{"context": "Question: My bologna has a first name. What is it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oscar", "aliases": ["Oscar (film)", "Oscar", "King Oscar", "Oscar (movie)", "Oscar (cat)", "Óscar", "Oscar the cat", "Oscar (disambiguation)", "Oscar (footballer)", "OSCAR (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What hill does a bill sit on before it becomes a law?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Capitol Hill", "aliases": ["Capitol Hill, Washington, DC", "Capitol Hill, Washington, D. C.", "Capitol Hill, Washington, D.C.", "Capitol Hill, Washington, D C", "Capitol Hill, WA, D.C.", "Jenkins Hill, Washington, D.C.", "Capitol Hill", "Capitol Hill, WA, DC", "Capitol Hill Historic District (Washington, D.", "Capitol Hill (Washington, D.C.)"]}
{"context": "Question: The main motto of which organisation is: 'Service Above Self'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROTARY (International)", "aliases": ["Rotarians", "RotaryClub", "The Rotary", "Rotary Club of North Bay Ontario", "Rotary International", "Rotary Club of Shanghai", "Rotary service club", "Rotary Club of North Bay, Ontario", "Rotary Australia World Community Service", "Rotary Clubs", "Rotary Interact Club", "4 way test", "Rotarian club", "Rotarian", "Interact Club", "ROTARY (International)", "The Rotarian", "Rotary Club", "The Rotary Club", "Rotary Interact", "Rotary club"]}
{"context": "Question: What Roman wall lies near the boundary of Scotland and England?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hadrian's Wall", "aliases": ["Hadrian’s Wall", "Limes Hadriani", "Hadrian's wall", "Hadrian’s wall", "Vallum Aelium", "Vallum Aeli", "Broad Wall", "Hadrian's Wall - Frontiers of the Roman", "Hadrian's Wall", "Vallum Hadriani", "Hadrian's Wall, United Kingdom", "Hadrians Wall", "Wall of Hadrian", "Hadrian Wall", "Narrow Wall", "Vallo di Adriano"]}
{"context": "Question: Riff, Bernado and Joyboy are all characters in which musical?\nAnswer:", "answer": "West Side Story", "aliases": ["The Sharks (West Side Story)", "Gee, Officer Krupke", "Westside Story", "West Side Story 2008", "Riff (character)", "West side story", "The Jets (West Side Story)", "Jet Song", "West Side Story", "West Side Story (musical)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name for the practice of water divining by deploying a deflecting stick?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dowsing/Rhabdomancy", "aliases": ["Dowsing/Rhabdomancy"]}
{"context": "Question: How many US Presidents have been impeached?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Two", "aliases": ["2", "Two", "two"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose father wrote and sang the popular 'Secret Lemonade Drinker' song in the award-winning British 1970s-80s R Whites Lemonade TV advert ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Elvis Costello", "aliases": ["Elvis Costello", "Elvis costello", "Little hands of concrete", "Declan Patrick Aloysius McManus", "The Coward Brothers", "Elvis Costello and The Attractions", "Declan MacManus", "Elvis Costello and the Attractions", "Declan Patrick Aloysius MacManus", "Elvis Costello And The Attractions", "Declan Macmanus", "Elvis Costello and the Imposters", "Elvis Costello & the Attractions", "Declan Aloysius MacManus", "Declan Patrick MacManus", "Elvis Costello & The Attractions"]}
{"context": "Question: In the human body, what seven letter word describes the loss of the sense of smell ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ANOSMIA", "aliases": ["Anosmia", "Anosmesia", "Lack of smell", "ANOSMIA", "Impaired smell", "Anosmic", "Loss of smell", "Olfaction disorders", "Smell loss", "Weak smell"]}
{"context": "Question: Hong Xiuquan was the pivotal figure of what 19th century upheaval in China which ultimately claimed about 20 million lives?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Taiping Rebellion (1850 to", "aliases": ["Taiping Rebellion (1850 to"]}
{"context": "Question: Bill Gold whose most noted creations are for films as varied as Casablanca, A Clockwork Orange, Mystic River and The Sting is renowned for what type of work?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Poster designs", "aliases": ["Poster designs"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Thornbridge beer, gravity 5.9%, is named after an Indian city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JAIPUR", "aliases": ["Pink City", "Evergreen School, Jaipur", "Jaipur", "Jaipur, Rajasthan", "जयपुर", "JAIPUR", "Pink city", "Pinkcity", "Jaipur, India", "Evergreen School (Jaipur, Rajas"]}
{"context": "Question: A creance is the name of the long fine cord used in which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Falconry", "aliases": ["Austringer", "Day-old cockerel", "Hawking (falconry)", "Falconeering", "Imping", "Telwah", "Falconry"]}
{"context": "Question: What US public holiday falls on the 3rd Monday in February every year?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Washington's Birthday", "aliases": ["Washington's Day", "Great Americans Day", "Presidents Day (United States)", "Washington’s Birthday", "Presidents' Day (US)", "President'sday", "Washington Day", "President's Day", "Washington's Birthday", "Prezidents Day", "Presidents' Day (USA)", "George Washington Day", "Washington's birthday", "Presidents' Day", "Washinton's Birthday", "President's day", "Presidents day", "Presidents' Day (United States)", "Presidents'day", "Presidents' day", "President Day", "Presidentsday", "George Washington's Birthday"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a hundredth of a thousandth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A hundred-thousandth", "aliases": ["A hundred-thousandth"]}
{"context": "Question: What does the £ symbol represent?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pound Sterling", "aliases": ["United Kingdom Pound", "Pound stirling", "Pound (sterling)", "UK currency", "British Pounds Sterling", "Libra esterlina", "Pound Area", "Pounds Sterling", "GBPS 2", "Pound Sterling", "GBP", "British pound sterling", "UK Sterling", "English Pound", "British money", "United Kingdom pound", "Poundsterling", "GBPS", "Imperial currency", "British Pound stirling", "British monetary system", "Great British Pound", "Sterling Pound", "UK pound", "British pounds", "British Pound sterling", "Currency of England", "British Pound Sterling", "Currency of the United Kingdom", "GB pound", "GBP£", "United Kingdom Pounds", "British pound", "PS1 coin", "UK Pound", "English pound", "British Pounds", "GB£", "Great Britain Pound", "Great britain pound", "Pounds sterling", "Currency in the United Kingdom", "English sterling", "Pound sterling", "British Pound", "Great british pound", "English currency", "British Sterling", "UK£", "British currency"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of Catherine Zeta Jones character in The Darling Buds of May\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mariette", "aliases": ["Mariette (disambiguation)", "Mariette"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Call me Ishmael' are the opening words of which work of literature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moby Dick", "aliases": ["Fedallah", "Timor Tim", "Dagoo", "Moby-Dick: Captain Ahab", "Moby Dick; or, The Whale", "Ahab's Wife, Or, The Star-", "Moby-dick", "Moby Dick: Captain Ahab", "Fast-Fish and Loose-Fish", "Tashtego", "Call me Ishmael", "Moby-Dick (character)", "Moby-Dick", "Moby-Dick; or, The White Wh", "Starbuck: Moby Dick", "Moby dick", "Moby-Dick; or, The Whale", "Moby Dick (Novel)", "Starbuck (Moby-Dick)", "Ahabian", "Moby Dick", "MobyDick", "Moby-Dick (novel)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Larry Levine, an American audio engineer, who won a Grammy Award in 1966 for \"\"A Taste of Honey\"\" by Herb Alpert & the Tijuana Brass and contributed to The Beach Boys' 1966 album \"\"Pet Sounds\"\", was best known for his co-operation on the Wall of Sound recording technique with which producer?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Phil Spector", "aliases": ["Annette Records", "Phil spectre", "Phil Spector", "Harvey Philip Spector", "Phillip Spector", "Phil specter", "Philip Spector", "Phil spektor", "Phil Specter"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of tower is the Muslim version of a steeple?\nAnswer:", "answer": "a Minaret", "aliases": ["The Minaret", "a Minaret"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Swedish actress won the Best Supporting Actress Oscar for Murder on the Orient Express?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ingrid Bergman", "aliases": ["Ingrid Bergmann", "Isotta Ingrid Rossellini", "Ingrid Rossellini", "Ingrid Bergman", "Ingrid Berman"]}
{"context": "Question: Which French vessel was the first ocean-going liner to exceed 1,000 feet in length ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NORMANDIE", "aliases": ["Normandie (disambiguation)", "NORMANDIE", "Normandie (ship)", "Normandie"]}
{"context": "Question: Which guitar innovator and player has a range of Gibson Guitars named after him?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Les Paul", "aliases": ["Les Paul", "Les paul", "Lester Polfuss", "Lester William Polsfuss", "The Log (guitar)", "Les Paul Trio"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the demon barber of Fleet Street?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sweeney Todd", "aliases": ["Sweeny tod", "Sweeney Todd", "Tobias %22Toby%22 R", "The Barber of Fleet Street", "Sweeny Todd", "Sweeney Todd (character)", "Sweenie Todd", "Sweeney Tod", "Sweeney todd", "Sweney Todd"]}
{"context": "Question: By what first name is golfer Gerry Lester Watson better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bubba", "aliases": ["Bubba", "BUbba"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In economics, whose law states that, \"\"Bad Money Drives Out Good\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "SIR THOMAS GRESHAM", "aliases": ["Thomas Gresham", "Sir Thomas Gresham", "SIR THOMAS GRESHAM"]}
{"context": "Question: What district of Liverpool has the surname of a famous 20th century singer and film star ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CROSBY", "aliases": ["Crosby (disambiguation)", "Crosby family crest", "CROSBY", "Crosby"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Bourbon whiskey was named in 1933 after the American Colonel who rebuilt the business following the end of Prohibition?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'JIM BEAM'", "aliases": ["James Beam", "Red Stag", "Jim Beam whiskey", "Jim Beam Whiskey", "Booker Noe", "Jim Beam", "'JIM BEAM'", "Jim beam", "Jim bean", "Jim Beam Rye", "National Distillers", "Jacob's Ghost"]}
{"context": "Question: Which canal joins the North Sea at Brunsbüttel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kiel Canal", "aliases": ["Nord-Ostsee-Kanal", "Kiel Canal", "Kaiser Wilhelm Canal", "Kiel canal", "The Kiel Canal"]}
{"context": "Question: Which palace, built by Cardinal Wolsey, was home to Henry 8th and is supposedly haunted by two of his wives?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hampton Court", "aliases": ["Hampton Court Palace Maze", "Hampton Court Palace", "Hampton Court", "Chapel Royal (Hampton Court Palace)", "Hampton Court Gardens"]}
{"context": "Question: Little Monsters are Twitter followers of which female singer-songwriter? ;\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lady Gaga", "aliases": ["@ladygaga", "Red and Blue (Lady Gaga ep)", "Fancy pants (song)", "Lady Gaga as a gay icon", "Joanne Stefani Germanotta", "Little Monsters (social networking site)", "Stefani joanne angelina germanotta", "Little monsters (fan)", "Popart (album)", "Lady Ga Ga", "Fancy Pants (Lady Gaga song)", "Electric Kiss", "Tea (song)", "Lady gaga", "Mother Monster", "Luc Carl", "Little Monsters (fandom)", "Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta", "Lady GaGa (band)", "Fame Monster: The Lady Gaga Story", "Stefani germanotta", "List of Lady Gaga concerts tours", "Little Monsters (Lady Gaga Fans)", "Germanotta", "Stefani Joanne Germanotta", "Lady Gaga in popular culture", "Ledi Gaga", "Lady Gaga", "List of Lady Gaga concert tours", "Ladz Gaga", "Lada Gaga", "Stefani Germanotta", "Lady Gaga as gay icon", "Monster (fragrance)", "LADY GAGA", "Joe Calderone", "Earthquake (lady gaga song)", "Lady GaGa", "Stefani J. A. Germanotta", "High Princess (Stache)", "Jo Calderone", "Lady Caca", "Little Monsters (fan)", "Glitter & Grease", "Little Monsters (social network)", "Still Have Fun", "Lady Gaga on Twitter"]}
{"context": "Question: Denis Gabor won the 1971 Nobel Prize in Physics for which invention?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HOLOGRAPHY", "aliases": ["Hologrammatic", "Holographic projection", "Holographic System", "Holographic", "Holograms", "Holographic image", "Holographics", "Holographic art", "Holographic projector", "Laser holograms", "Holography", "Laser hologram", "HOLOGRAPHY", "Hologramme", "Holographic lens", "Hologram", "3D holography"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the common single-celled green algae which is responsible for turning stagnant water an opaque green?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chlorella", "aliases": ["Chlorella variabilis", "Chlorella"]}
{"context": "Question: What Greek mythological horse sprang from the blood of Medusa?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pegasus", "aliases": ["Pegases", "Pégasos", "Pegasis", "Pegasus (mythology)", "Πήγασος", "Winged equine", "Winged horse", "Winged Horse", "Winged Horses", "Pegasus", "Pegasus (Greek mythology)", "Pegasi", "Pterippus", "Flying horse", "Pegasas"]}
{"context": "Question: In the British Raj what was the job of a ‘punkah wallah’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Waving a Fan", "aliases": ["Waving a Fan"]}
{"context": "Question: Who painted Girl with a Pearl Earring?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Johannes Vermeer", "aliases": ["Johannes Vermeer van Delft", "Catherina Bolnes", "Johannes (Jan) Vermeer", "Johannes %22Jan%22 Verm", "Jan van Der Meer", "Jan van der meer", "Jan van der Meer", "Johan Vermeer", "Johannes Vermeer", "Jan van der Meer van Delft", "Vermeer", "Jan Vermeer van Delft", "Jan Vermeer"]}
{"context": "Question: Dmitri Mendeleev is credited with the first version of which ‘table’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Periodic Table", "aliases": ["Periodic chart", "Periodic table elements", "Periodic Chart", "Periodic table", "How elements are arranged in the Periodic Table", "Mendeleyev's periodic law", "Group 2A", "The periodic table of the chemical elements", "PeriodicTable", "Peroidic table", "Mendeleyev table", "Periodic patterns", "Periodic Chart of the elements", "Mendeleev's table", "Chemical family", "Periodic tables", "Periodic table of the chemical elements", "Categorisation of the periodic table", "Periodicity of the elements", "Placement of lanthinides and actinides", "Periodic system of elements", "Standard periodic table", "Periodic chart of the elements", "Periodic Properties", "The Periodic table", "Mendeleev table", "Elements (table)", "Placement of hydrogen in the periodic table", "Periodic table of Elements", "Periodic table (standard)", "Placement of lanthanides and actinides", "Periodic Table of the Elements", "Table of elements", "Periodic properties", "Compound of elements", "Peroidic table of elements", "The Periodic Table of Elements", "Periodic table of elements", "Periodic Table", "Mendeleev periodic table", "Piriodic table", "Natural elements", "Periodic system", "Organization of the periodic table", "Mendeleev periodic chart", "Periodic table of the elements", "Periodic table of chemical elements", "Table of Elements", "Mendeleev's periodic table", "The periodic table of the elements"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the 1866 novel ‘Crime and Punishment’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fyodor Dostoyevsky", "aliases": ["Fiodor Dostoevsky", "Feodor Dostoievsky", "Fyodor Dostoievski", "Feodor Mikhailovich Dostoievsky", "Dostoyevskey", "Fyoder dostoyevski", "Fjodor M. Dostojewski", "Fyodor M. Dostoevsky", "Fyodor Mikhaylovich Dost", "Dostoyevski", "Fyoder doestoyevski", "Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoev", "Feodor dostojevski", "Doestoyevski", "Fiódor Dostoiévski", "Fyodor Dostoevskii", "Fedor Dostoyevsky", "The heavenly christmas tree", "Fiodor Dostoïevski", "Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoev", "Feodor Dostoyevsky", "Dostoyevskii", "Feodor Mikhailovich Dostoyev", "Fyodor Dostoevsky (old)", "Fedor Dostoyevski", "Fodor dostoevsky", "Fedor Dostoevsky", "Fedor M. Dostoevsky", "Fëdor Mikhailovich Dostoev", "Feodor Dostoevsky", "Dostojevski", "Dostoievski", "Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoy", "Fjodor Dostojewski", "Fedor dostoevski", "Fyodor M. Dostoyevsky", "Fedor Mikhailovich Dostoevsk", "Fedor M. Dostoyevsky", "Достоевский", "Dostojevsky", "Dostoievsky", "Fiodor Dostoievski", "Dostoevsky", "Feodor dostojevskij", "Dostoevskij", "Dostoevski", "Fyoder Dostoyevsky", "Fydor Dostoyevsky", "Dostoyevsky", "Fyodor Dostoyevsky", "Dostojevskij", "Dostoyevsky, Fyodor", "Fydor Dostoevsky", "Fyodor Dostoevski", "Fyodr Dostoevsky", "Fyodor Dostoevsky", "Dosteovsky", "F. M. Dostoevsky", "Fyodor Dostoyevski"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of me political party, led by Alexis Tsipras,which won the general election in Greece in January 2015?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SYRIZA", "aliases": ["Coalition of the radical left", "ΣΥΡΙΖ", "SY.RIZ.A.", "Coalition of Radical Left", "Syriza coalition", "SYRIZA", "Radical Left Coalition", "SyRizA", "Syriza", "Coalition of the Radical Left-Ec", "Coalition of the Radical Left"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year was the Encyclopedia Britannica first published?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1768", "aliases": ["1768", "one thousand, seven hundred and sixty-eight"]}
{"context": "Question: Dave Gilmore and Roger Waters were in which rock group?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pink Floyd", "aliases": ["Grey Floyd", "Pink Floyd trivia", "The Screaming Ab Dabs", "Pink flowd", "The Meggadeaths", "The Architectural Abdabs", "PINK FLOYD", "Pink Flod", "Pink Floyd", "Pink Floyd Trivia", "The Pink Floyd", "Notable or frequent contributors to pink floyd", "The Tea Set", "Pinkfloyd", "Pi5", "Pink floid", "Pink Floyd (band)", "The T Set", "Screaming abdabs", "Notable or frequent contributors to Pink Floyd", "The Megadeaths", "Pik floyd", "The Pink Floyd Sound", "Pink floyd", "The T-Set", "The Screaming Abdabs", "Clive Metcalfe", "Meggadeaths"]}
{"context": "Question: Conventional pseudo-scientific wisdom suggests that a slice of buttered toast when accidentally falling from a table or hand to the floor almost always lands butter-side down because... why?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The toast generally starts butter-side up in the", "aliases": ["The toast generally starts butter-side up in the"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who, the author of the book \"\"On War\"\", stated that \"\"war is the continuation of politics by other means\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Carl /Karl) von Clausewitz", "aliases": ["(Carl /Karl) von Clausewitz"]}
{"context": "Question: The US team Miami Heat play which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Basketball", "aliases": ["Basketball", "Basketball gear", "Bball", "Boy's Basketball", "B Ball", "Shoot hoops", "Basketball parity worldwide", "Men's Basketball", "High school basketball", "Basketball Worldwide", "Basketball club", "B-ball", "Basket-ball", "Basketball team", "🏀", "Basketball rim", "Basketballer", "Rim (basketball)", "Basket ball", "Basketball net", "Baksetball", "Basketball player", "Basket-Ball", "Women's hoops", "Men's basketball", "BasketBall", "Basketball Parity Worldwide", "Basket Ball", "Baketball", "Basketball Player", "B ball", "Unicycle basketball"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Brit broke the land speed record in 1990 in Thrust 2?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Richard Noble", "aliases": ["Richard Noble"]}
{"context": "Question: What word for unthinking patriotism is derived from the name of one of Napoleon's admirers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chauvinism", "aliases": ["Chauvinist pig", "Male chauvinism", "Chauvinist", "Male chauvinists", "Chauvinistic", "Male chauvinist pig", "Chauvanistic", "Chauvenism", "Male chauvinist pigs", "Female Chauvinism", "Female chauvinism", "Male chauvinist", "Chauvanist", "Chauvinism", "Chauvanism"]}
{"context": "Question: EMG (Electromyography), CAT (Computerized Axial Tomography), and MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), are technologies for?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Human body scans", "aliases": ["Human body scans"]}
{"context": "Question: What TV show takes place at the fictional Seattle Grace Hospital?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Grey's Anatomy", "aliases": ["Seattle Grace Hospital", "Grey's", "Grace Anatomy", "Greysanatomy", "Grace and Atomy", "Greys natomy", "Grey's Anatomy scrubs", "Seattle Grace Mercy West Hospital", "Grey's Anatomy (TV series)", "Grey's Anatomy", "Grey's Anatomy (tv)", "Gray's Anatomy (TV series)", "Grey Anatomy", "Greys Anatomy", "Grey anatomy", "Grey′s Anatomy", "Greys anatomy", "Grey’s Anatomy", "Grey's Anatmy", "Grey's anatomy", "Greys Anatmy"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actor has been portrayed most on screen by other actors?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charlie Chaplain", "aliases": ["Roy Export Company Establishment", "Charlie Chaplain", "Charlie Chaplan", "Charlie Chaplin", "Charles chaplin", "Charles Chaplin", "Charles Spencer Chaplin", "CharlieChaplin", "Sir Charles Spencer Chaplin", "Sir Charlie Chaplin", "Sir Charles Chaplin", "Chaplinian", "Charile Chaplin", "Charlie chaplin"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the first name of Ragnor’s brother in the historical drama television series ‘Vikings’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rollo", "aliases": ["Gångerolf", "Rollo", "Rollo Ragnavaldson", "Rollo of Rouen", "Gongu-Hrolfr", "Ganger Hrolf", "Ganger Rolf", "Rollo Rognvaldsson", "Goengu-Hrolfr", "Hrolf the ganger", "Robert Rognvaldsson", "Rollo, Count (or Duke) of Norm", "Rollo of Normandy", "Göngu-Hrólfr", "Gangerolf", "Hrolf Ganger", "Rolf the Granger", "Rollo the Viking"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous media son and mogul joined the board of GlaxoSmithKline as non-executive director in Feb 2009?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Murdoch", "aliases": ["Murdoch, James", "James Murdoch", "James Murdoch (born 1972)", "James Murdoch (media executive)", "Kathryn Hufschmid"]}
{"context": "Question: Which saint was known as “The Apostle of the Indies”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "St Francis Xavier", "aliases": ["St Francis Xavier", "St. Xavier's", "Saint François-Xavier", "St Francois-Xavier", "Apostle of the Indies", "Francisco de Xavier", "St.Francis Xavier", "Franz Xaver", "Francesco Saverio", "St. Francis Xavier", "Francisco de Xavier y Jassu", "Saint Francis Xavier", "FXV", "Xavier, Saint Francis", "François Xavier", "St François-Xavier", "San Francisco Xavier", "Exposition of St. Francis Xavier", "Franciszek Ksawery d' Abanc", "Francisco Javier", "Franz Xavier", "Francisco de Jaso y Azpilic", "Francis Xavier"]}
{"context": "Question: Shawn Carter is the real name of which 'rap' singer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'JAY Z'", "aliases": ["Jigga", "Jay–Z", "'JAY Z'", "J-zee", "The Carter Administration", "Jaÿ-Z", "JAY Z", "Shawn Corey Carter", "Hovito", "Watch the Throne 2", "JZ (rapper)", "Jayz", "Shawn %22Jay-Z%22 Carter", "Jigga Man", "Jzee", "Life+Times", "Shawn Carter", "S. c. carter", "J.Z. (rapper)", "Sean Carter", "J-Zay", "Jiggaman", "Jay0z", "JayZ", "The carter administration", "Jay-z", "Jay Zed", "Jay Zee", "Life + Times", "Shawn C. Carter", "Jay-Z", "Jay0Z", "Young Hov", "S Carter", "Jay Z", "Jay-Z (band)", "Jay z", "Young Hov'", "S. carter"]}
{"context": "Question: What is another name for the alligator pear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Avocado", "aliases": ["Avocado pear", "Alligator pear", "Persea gratissima", "Avacado", "Advocado", "Avacada", "Avocado criollo", "Avocado", "Avocado Cultivation in California", "Butter fruit", "Avokado", "Persea americana", "Fuerte avocado", "Avocardo", "Avacado pit", "Avocados", "Avocodo", "Alligator Pear"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British island was known to the Romans as Vectis?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Isle of Wight", "aliases": ["Isle of White", "Angel Radio", "Isle of Wight UA", "Isle of Wight", "IoW", "Izzle O' Wizzle", "Goddards Brewery", "Isle Of Wight", "Angel Radio (Isle of Wight)", "The Isle of Wight", "Isle of White Facts", "Isle of wight", "Isle of Wight marathon", "Isle of Wight, England", "Yates Brewery", "Isle of Weight", "Isle of white", "Ventnor Brewery"]}
{"context": "Question: Chang Beer originates from which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THAILAND", "aliases": ["Muang Thai", "Taihland", "ISO 3166-1:TH", "Thai Empire", "Prathet Thai", "Muang-Thai", "Kingdom of Thailand", "Skateboarding in Thailand", "THAILAND", "Siam", "Sport in Thailand", "Etymology of Thailand", "Thayland", "Name of Thailand", "The Kingdom Of Thailand", "เมืองไทย", "Thailand", "ราชอาณาจัก", "Sayam", "Thailande", "Siam (Thailand)", "ประเทศไท", "Kingdom Of Thailand", "Tailand", "Thai Kingdom", "Ratcha Anachak Thai", "Kingdom of the Thai"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the first word at the top of the front cover of a UK passport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "EUROPEAN", "aliases": ["The European (disambiguation)", "Europeans (disambiguation)", "The European", "Native European", "European (disambiguation)", "EUROPEAN", "European"]}
{"context": "Question: Anchored by the star Polaris, the constellation ursa minor represents what animal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "bear", "aliases": ["Bear (disambiguation)", "Bears (disambiguation)", "Bear (film)", "The bears", "bear", "The Bears", "The Bear", "The Bear (film)", "The Bear (brand)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British TV series starring John Simm as DCI Sam Tyler and Philip Glenister as DCI Gene Hunt was remade in the USA starring Jason O'Mara and Harvey Keitel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Life On Mars", "aliases": ["Life on Mars (planet)", "Signs of past presence of liquid water on Mars", "Life on Mars (scientific theory)", "Life on mars tv", "Martian life", "Mars Alien", "Life on Mars", "Life on Mars (theory)", "Life on Mars (TV)", "Life on Mars (television)", "Debate over life on Mars", "Exobiology on Mars", "Life On Mars", "Life on mars (TV)", "Gillevinia straata", "Life on Earth under Martian conditions", "Life on Mars (TV show)", "Mars life", "Aliens Could Exist On Mars", "Life on mars"]}
{"context": "Question: The name of which musical instrument comes from the German for bells and play?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GLOCKENSPIEL", "aliases": ["The Glockenspiel", "GLOCKENSPIEL", "Rathaus-Glockenspiel"]}
{"context": "Question: In which town is the most northerly cricket Test venue in the world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chester le Street", "aliases": ["Conganium", "Chester-le-Street", "Chester le Street", "Chester le street", "Chester-Le-Street", "Chester-le-street"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the Secretary of State for Business, Innovation and Skills?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VINCE CABLE", "aliases": ["VINCE CABLE", "John Vincent Cable", "Vincent Cable", "Vincent Cable MP", "Vince Cable"]}
{"context": "Question: Friggatriskaidekaphobia (or triskaidekaphobia or paraskevidekatriaphobia) is the fear of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Friday the 13th", "aliases": ["Friday the 13", "Paraskevidekatriaphobics", "Paraskavedekatriaphobia", "Friday The Thirteenth", "Paraskavidekatriaphobia", "Friday the thirteenth", "Paraskavedekatriaphobe", "Paraskevidekatriaphobia", "Paraskevidekatriaphobic", "Friday the 13th", "Tuesday the 13th", "Paraskevidekatriaphobe", "Friggatriskaidekaphobia", "Friday 13", "Friday The 13th", "Friday 13th", "Friday the Thirteenth"]}
{"context": "Question: Actor John Hewer died early in 2008 aged 86; under what name did everybody know him better, in a series of TV adverts?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Captain Birdseye", "aliases": ["Captain Birds Eye", "Captain Birdseye", "Captain Iglo"]}
{"context": "Question: What element is often called quicksilver?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mercury", "aliases": ["Mercury", "Murcury", "Mercury (album)", "Merdcury", "Mercury (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What shape is the chevron found in heraldry and some insignia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Two lines joined at an angle", "aliases": ["Two lines joined at an angle"]}
{"context": "Question: Which team won the first 'Super Bowl'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GREEN BAY PACKERS", "aliases": ["Green Bay Packers", "GREEN BAY PACKERS", "GB Packers", "Greenbay packers", "Greenbay Packers", "Acme Packers", "Green Bay Blues", "Green Bay Packer", "Green Bay Packers Foundation", "Adam Baldeck", "Green Bay packers", "The Green Bay Packers", "Green bay packers", "Packers"]}
{"context": "Question: In which sci fi classic did the space ship Nostromo first appear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alien", "aliases": ["Alien (disambiguation)", "The Alien", "Alien (Alien)", "The Aliens", "Alien (fictional creature)", "The Aliens (band)", "Alien (alien)", "Alien", "Alians (disambiguation)", "Aliens (novel)", "Aliens (computer game)", "Alien (song)", "Aliens", "Aliens (disambiguation)", "The Alien (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which mountain range stretches from the Arctic Ocean to the Caspian Sea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Urals", "aliases": ["Ural Mountain", "Ural mountain range", "Ural Mountains (Russia)", "Trans-Urals", "Ural Mountains", "Ural mountain", "Uralskiye gory", "Ural Mountains Region, Russia (Federation)", "Uralsky Khrebet", "Middle Urals", "Ural mountains", "Uralskiy Khrebet", "Ural Soviet", "Urals", "Ural'skiy Khrebet", "Ural Mountains Region", "Uralskiye", "Ural Mountain Range", "Ural Mountains Region, Russia", "The Urals", "Uralian", "Ural Mountains Region (Russia)", "The Ural Mountains"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the school that formed the setting for the TV comedy series, 'Please Sir'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'FENN STREET SECONDARY MOD", "aliases": ["'FENN STREET SECONDARY MOD"]}
{"context": "Question: Which mythological creatures are half horse and half man?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Centaurs", "aliases": ["Centaurs", "Hippocentaur", "Ixionidae", "Centaur", "Centuar", "Centaur (mythology)", "Battle of the Centaurs", "Sintar", "Centauress", "Cintar"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the first year that the Queen's Christmas speech was televised?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1957", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and fifty-seven", "1957"]}
{"context": "Question: In the book of Genesis, Chapter 8, verse 11, when the dove returned to Noah's ark, what was it carrying in its beak?\nAnswer:", "answer": "An olive leaf", "aliases": ["Olive leaf extract", "Olive Leaf Extract", "Oliveleaves", "Olive leaf", "Olive-leaves", "Olive-leaf", "Oliveleaf", "An olive leaf", "Olive leaves", "Olive Leaf"]}
{"context": "Question: Which “Thom” is Radiohead’s lead singer and principal songwriter?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thom Yorke", "aliases": ["Youwouldn’tlikemewhenI", "Thomas Edward Yorke", "2 Minute Silence", "Tom York (Radiohead)", "Yorke, Tom (Radiohead)", "Dr. Tchock", "Yorke, Thom (Radiohead)", "Thom York (musician)", "Thom York", "Thom Yorke (Radiohead)", "Thom Yorke (musician)", "Dr Tchock", "Thom E. Yorke", "York, Tom (Radiohead)", "Yorke, Tom", "Tchock", "White Chocolate Farm", "Yorke, Thom", "York, Thom", "Thom York (Radiohead)", "Tom York (musician)", "Tom Yorke", "The White Chocolate Farm", "Thom Yorke", "Tom Yorke (musician)", "York, Thom (Radiohead)", "Tom Yorke (Radiohead)", "York (Radiohead)", "Yorke (Radiohead)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who duetted with Bryan Adams on the 1985 hit \"\"It's Only Love\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tina Turner", "aliases": ["Anna Bullock", "Tina Turner's", "Tina Turner", "Tina tuner", "Tina turner", "Tinna turner", "Annie Mae Bullock", "Anna Mae Bullock"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the gangster that Liz Macdonald fell for in Coronation Street\nAnswer:", "answer": "Frazer Henderson", "aliases": ["Frazer Henderson"]}
{"context": "Question: Mary Surratt was executed having been found guilty of the conspiracy to assassinate who?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ABRAHAM LINCOLN", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Who originated the 'Wall of Sound' record production technique?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Phil Spector", "aliases": ["Annette Records", "Phil spectre", "Phil Spector", "Harvey Philip Spector", "Phillip Spector", "Phil specter", "Philip Spector", "Phil spektor", "Phil Specter"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the first year in which the football World Cup final was broadcast on television in colour?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1970", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and seventy", "1970"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first cricketer to score 10,000 test runs?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SUNIL GAVASKAR", "aliases": ["Sunil Manohar Gavaskar", "SM Gavaskar", "SUNIL GAVASKAR", "Sunny gavaskar", "Sunil Gavaskar", "Gavaskar"]}
{"context": "Question: As at 2012 Goulburn Correctional Centre is considered the highest security prison of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: Who became BBC Radio One Breakfast Show presenter in June 1973?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Noel Edmonds", "aliases": ["Noel Edmunds", "Noel Edmond", "Noel edmonds", "Noël Edmonds", "Noel Edmonds"]}
{"context": "Question: In what park would you find Half Dome, a mecca for rock climbers?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Yosemite", "aliases": ["Yosemite Grant", "Yosemite National", "Yosemite Park and Curry Company", "Yosemite", "Yosemite National Park, California", "Yosemite National Park, CA", "Yosemite Wilderness", "Yosemite, California", "Yosemite NP", "Yosemite National Park", "Yosemite (CA)", "Yosemite, CA", "Yosemite Natl Pk, CA", "Yosemite Natl Pk, California"]}
{"context": "Question: Which musical work of 1898 features a section called 'Nimrod'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Enigma Variations", "aliases": ["Enigma variation", "Variations on an Original Theme For Orchestra", "The Enigma Variations", "Variations on an Original Theme for Orchestra", "Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36", "Enigma Variations", "Variations on an Original Theme, Op. 36", "Variations On An Original Theme", "Variations on an original theme, for orchestra", "Variations on an Original Theme"]}
{"context": "Question: Who allegedly solved the riddle of the Gordian knot simply by slicing it with his sword?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALEXANDER THE GREAT", "aliases": ["Μέγας Ἀλέξ", "Alexandrian period", "Αλέξανδρος ο", "Iskander the Accursed", "Alexander Magnus", "Alexander of Macedonia", "Alexander Macedonian", "Megas aleksandros", "Alexander the Great", "Great Alexander", "Sikandar Mahan", "ALEXANDER THE GREAT", "Sikunder", "Alexnader the great", "Alexandrian Empire", "Alexander The Great", "Alexandrian era", "Alexandros the Great", "Letter to Darius III", "Aleksander the Great", "Ἀλέξανδρος �", "Alexander the graet", "Alexandros III of Macedon", "Alexander III of Macedon", "Letter to Darius II", "Alex the great", "Alexander the Macedonian", "Sikandar-e-Azam", "Alexander-the-great", "Iskandar Zulkarnain", "Aleksandar ī Hrōm", "Aléxandros ho Mégas", "AlexanderTheGreat", "Alexander the great"]}
{"context": "Question: In athletics, which women's world record is better than the men's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Discus (women's discus is half the", "aliases": ["Discus (women's discus is half the"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What film, released in 2000, is the story of Gilbert and Sullivan's first production of \"\"The Mikado\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Topsy Turvy", "aliases": ["Topsy-Turvy", "Topsy Turvy"]}
{"context": "Question: What are double bitted, cruiser double bitted and cedar types of\nAnswer:", "answer": "Axes", "aliases": ["Axes", "Axes (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Greek philosopher taught at the Lyceum?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ARISTOTLE", "aliases": ["ARISTOTLE", "Αριστοτέλης", "Philosophy of Aristotle", "Aristotelis", "MrAristotle", "Aristutalis", "Aristole", "Artistotle", "Aristotole", "Aristotel", "Aristotle's", "The Stagirite", "Aristotles", "Aristotles theories", "Artisole", "The Stagyrite", "Stagirite", "Arystoteles", "It is the mark of", "Aristotele", "Aristotelo", "Aristoteles", "Aristotle of Stagira", "Aristotle", "Aristotelean philosophy"]}
{"context": "Question: Petroliam Nasional Berhad, the huge Malaysian gas/oil corporation gave its abbreviated name to what world-leading Kuala Lumpa landmark?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Petronas Towers", "aliases": ["Petronas Tower 2", "Petronas Tower 1", "Kuala Lumpur Twin Towers", "Petronas Tower", "Twin Towers (Malaysia)", "Petronas towers", "Petronas Twin Towers", "Petronis Twin Towers", "Petronas Towers", "PETRONAS Twin Towers"]}
{"context": "Question: Which New York airport was re-named after late President John F Kennedy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Idlewild Airport", "aliases": ["New York JFK", "New York–JFK", "New York - John F. Kennedy International Airport", "John F. Kennedy Int'L Airport", "New York-Kennedy", "J.F.K. Int'l Airport", "JFK (Airport)", "John F Kennedy airport", "New York-JFK", "Kennedy International Airport", "New York Idlewild International Airport", "John F Kennedy International", "New York/John F. Kennedy International Airport", "JFKIA", "New York Kennedy Airport", "John F. Kennedy airport", "JFK International Airport", "New York/JFK", "JFK Airport, New York", "JFK airport", "JFK International", "JFK Intl", "Luchthaven JFK", "Aeropuerto Kennedy", "JFK Int. Airport", "Idlewild Airport", "J. F. Kennedy International Airport", "John F. Kennedy International", "John F Kennedy Intl", "New York JFK International Airport", "John Kennedy International Airport", "JFK Airport", "Kennedy Airport, New York", "J F Kennedy International Airport", "J. F. Kennedy Int'L Airport", "JFK Int'l Airport", "John F. Kennedy Int'l Airport", "Kjfk", "Major General Alexander E. Anderson Airport", "Kennedy airport", "John F. Kennedy International Airport(Main Hub)", "Kennedy Airport", "J.F.K. Int%60l", "John F. Kennedy International Airport (Main Hub)", "J.F.K. International Airport", "John F Kennedy Int'l Airport", "Jfk airport", "New York-JFK Airport", "John Fitzgerald Kennedy International Airport", "New York-Idlewild International Airport", "Aeropuerto JFK", "John F Kennedy Int'l", "J. F. Kennedy Int'l Airport", "Idlewild International Airport", "John F Kennedy Airport", "JKF Airport", "New York Kennedy", "JFK (airport)", "John F. Kennedy International Airport", "New York-Idlewild Airport", "New York - JFK", "John F Kennedy International Airport", "John F. Kennedy Airport"]}
{"context": "Question: What does lager literally mean in German?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Storage", "aliases": ["Storage room", "Storage", "Stored", "Storage (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: The main international cricket competitions are Test matches, ODI, and which other?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Twenty20 Internationals", "aliases": ["T20I", "Twenty20 International", "Twenty20 International cricket", "Twenty20 Internationals", "Twenty 20 International", "T20 International", "Twenty20 international", "International Twenty20"]}
{"context": "Question: Who elects a new Pope?\nAnswer:", "answer": "College of Cardinals", "aliases": ["Vice-Dean of the Sacred College of", "College of Cardinals", "Sancta Romana Ecclesia, S", "Sancta Romana Ecclesia", "Sacred College", "Cardinalate", "Sub-dean of the Sacred College of Cardinals", "Sacred College of Cardinals", "Ingravescentem aetatem", "Ingravescentem Aetatem", "College of cardinals"]}
{"context": "Question: Gingivitis affects which part of the body\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gums", "aliases": ["Gumline", "Gums", "Gingiva", "Gingival", "Gingivae", "Gum (anatomy)", "Marginal gingivae", "Gum line", "Uletic"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What's the English version of \"\"L'Chaim\"\", \"\"Prost\"\" or \"\"Skal\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cheers", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In which game could you be faced with a 'Simple or Double Squeeze'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BRIDGE", "aliases": ["Bridges", "Bridge railing styles", "Bridge building", "BRIDGE", "🌉", "Bridge abutments", "Railroad Bridge", "Railroad bridge", "Road bridges", "Bridge Building", "Bridge (engineering)", "Double-deck bridge", "Railway bridges", "Types of bridges", "Railway bridge", "Bridge (structure)", "Bridge railing", "Bridge railing style", "Brigecraft", "Road bridge", "Bridgecraft", "Bridge", "Road Bridge", "Bridge failure", "Rail bridge", "Railway Bridge", "Bidge", "Bridge failures"]}
{"context": "Question: From which country does the cheese emmental originate?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SWITZERLAND", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: To whom did Helen Keller dedicate her autobiography, The Story of My Life?\nAnswer:", "answer": "To inventor Alexander Graham Bell, who helped direct her", "aliases": ["To inventor Alexander Graham Bell, who helped direct her"]}
{"context": "Question: What sporting term, meaning a second chance, comes from the French word for fishing again?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Repechage", "aliases": ["Repêchage", "Repechage", "Repochage", "Last chance qualifier"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the International Vehicle Registration for Cambodia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "K", "aliases": ["🄚", "🄺", "⒦", "Kay (letter)", "ⓚ", "Ｋ", "🅺", "K (letter)", "🅚", "K"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Latin phrase, that translates literally as 'event of war', refers to an incident that is used as the justification for war?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CASUS BELLI", "aliases": ["Case of war", "Act of War", "Threat to peace", "Pretext for War", "Acts of War", "Casus Belli", "Acts of war", "Casus belli", "Cassus belli", "Casus bellum", "Causus belli", "Cassus Belli", "Act of war", "Threat to world peace", "Proschemata", "Pretexts for War", "Proschema", "CASUS BELLI"]}
{"context": "Question: Which of Henry VIII's wives died of septicaemia, just twelve days after giving birth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JANE SEYMOUR", "aliases": ["Jane St Maur", "Jane Seymour, Queen of England", "Jane Seymour", "Jane semour", "JANE SEYMOUR", "Queen Jane Seymour"]}
{"context": "Question: At which Winter Olympic host city would you find the Cresta Run?\nAnswer:", "answer": "St. Moritz", "aliases": ["St. Moritz (Graubünden)", "Saint Moritz", "San Moritz", "San Murezzan", "St.-Moritz", "St. Moritz GR", "St. Moritz", "St-Moritz", "St.Moritz", "St Moritz", "Sankt-Moritz", "Saint-Moritz", "Sankt Moritz", "St. Moritz (Graubuenden)", "St. Moritz, Switzerland", "St. Mortitz", "St. Moritz (Grisons)", "St. Moritz (Graubunden)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which passenger liner was torpedoed and sunk on 7th May 1915?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LUSITANIA", "aliases": ["The Lusitania", "Lusitania (disambiguation)", "LUSITANIA"]}
{"context": "Question: The 2002 film ‘We Were Soldiers’ is set in which war?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vietnam War", "aliases": ["Vietnam war", "Vietnam War", "The Vietnam War", "Viet-Nam War", "United States invasion of Vietnam", "Resistance War Against America", "Vietnam War operations and battles", "Second Indo-Chinese War", "Viet Nam War", "'Nam", "US War in Vietnam", "War in vietnam", "Chiến tranh Việt Nam", "Vietnam War, 1961-1975", "United States war crimes in Vietnam", "American war crimes in Vietnam", "American invasion of South Vietnam", "Vientam War", "War Against the Americans to Save the Nation", "2nd Indochina War", "American War in Vietnam", "Vietnamese-American War", "Vietnam Conflict", "Second Indochinese War", "The war of Vietnam", "Chien tranh Viet Nam", "Allied war crimes during the Vietnam War", "War in Vietnam", "The American War", "Nam (war)", "Vietnam Wars", "Vietnamese War", "American invasion of Vietnam", "War of vietnam", "Indochina conflict", "Vietnam-American War", "Vietnam conflict", "Background to the Vietnam War", "Aftermath of the Vietnam War", "VietNam War", "Vietnamese–American War", "Foreign Involvement in the Vietnam War", "The War in Vietnam", "Vietnamwar", "Second Indochina War", "THE FORGOTTEN WAR OF VIET", "'nam", "Vietnam (war)", "Veitnam war"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name for a large circular stained glass window found in Romanesque and Gothic cathedrals that is divided by elaborate tracery into a central compartment with others radiating from it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rose window", "aliases": ["Rosenfenster", "Catherine wheel (window)", "Wheel window", "Rose window", "Rosette (window)", "Wheel-window", "Rose windows", "Catherine window", "Rosette window", "Rose Window", "Rose-window"]}
{"context": "Question: With which song did Lulu represent the UK in the 1969 Eurovision Song Contest?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BOOM BANG A BANG", "aliases": ["BOOM BANG A BANG"]}
{"context": "Question: In WTF taekwondo competitions points are scored for a kick to the head or body, a turning kick to the head, and what else?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Punch to the body", "aliases": ["Punch to the body"]}
{"context": "Question: From which film did The Harry Lime Theme come\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Third Man", "aliases": ["The Third Man (film)", "Harry Lime", "The Third Man", "The Third Man (novel)", "3rd man", "Third man", "The 3rd Man", "Der Dritte Mann", "The third man", "The Third Man (TV series)", "Der dritte Mann"]}
{"context": "Question: Scone Castle shares its grounds with which racecourse?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PERTH", "aliases": ["Perth, AU-WA", "Climate of perth", "Perth Australia", "Perth WA", "Climate of Perth", "Perth, wa", "Perth (city, Australia)", "Perth, W.A", "Perth, Australia", "UN/LOCODE:AUPER", "Australia Perth", "Perth, WA", "Perth cultural history", "Perth", "PERTH", "Boorloo", "Perth (Western Australia)", "Perth, West Australia", "Perht", "Perth, Western Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: Tu is the clothing brand of supermarket chain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sainsbury's", "aliases": ["Sainsburys.com", "Sansburys", "Sainsbury (J)", "Beaumonts", "Sainsbury (J) plc", "SL Shaw Ltd", "By Sainsbury's", "Sainsbury's Energy", "Sainsburys", "Sainsbury's Basics", "Sainsbury's Calais", "J Sainsbury PLC", "Sainsbury’s", "Sainsbury's Supermarkets", "J. Sainsbury plc", "J Sainsbury", "JB Beaumont", "J Sainsbury plc", "SL Shaw", "J Sainsbury's", "Sainsbury's Entertainment", "J. Sainsbury", "Sainsbury's"]}
{"context": "Question: For which bank was Nick Leeson working at the time of his criminal dealings?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Barings", "aliases": ["Barings Bank collapse", "Barings PLC", "ING Barings", "Barings", "Collapse of the Barings Bank", "BARINGS BANK OF LONDON", "Baring Brothers Bank", "Barings' Bank collapse", "Baring Private Equity Asia", "Baring Brothers", "Barings Bank", "Baring Brothers & Co."]}
{"context": "Question: In 2008 government in Bhutan was changed from an absolute monarchy to what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Constitutional monarchy", "aliases": ["Monarchic republic", "Representative monarchists", "Limited monarchy", "Representative constitutional monarchisms", "Representative monarch", "Representative monarchist", "Constitutional Monarch", "Parliamentary monarchies", "Representative parliamentary monarch", "Constitutional monarchs", "Parliamentary Monarchy", "Parliamentary monarchism", "Representative monarchy", "Representative monarchs", "Representative parliamentary monarchies", "Semi Constitutional Monarchy", "Representative monarchism", "Parliamentary monarchist", "Constitutional monarchism", "Constitutional monarchies", "Representative parliamentary monarchists", "Parliamentary monarchisms", "Constitutional royalists", "Representative parliamentary monarchs", "Representative constitutional monarchism", "Parliamentary monarchists", "Constitutional monarchists", "Constitutional monarchy", "Ceremonial monarchies", "Representative constitutional monarchy", "Parliamentary monarch", "Constitutional monarchist", "Constitutional monarchisms", "Semi-constitutional monarchy", "Representative constitutional monarchs", "Representative constitutional monarchist", "Representative constitutional monarch", "Constitutional democratic monarchy", "Representative monarchisms", "Representative parliamentary monarchisms", "Representative parliamentary monarchist", "Constitutional Monarchy", "Representative monarchies", "Parliamentary monarchs", "Representative consitutional monarchies", "Representative parliamentary monarchism", "Constitutional monarch", "Parliamentary monarchy", "Representative parliamentary monarchy", "Representative constitutional monarchists"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 2008 musical film is set on the fictional Greek island of Kalokairi?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mamma Mia", "aliases": ["Mamamia", "Momy Mia", "Mumma Mia", "Momma Mia", "Mama Mia", "Moma Mia", "Mamma Mia", "Mamma Mia (disambiguation)", "Mommy Mia", "Mom Mia", "Mamma mia (disambiguation)", "Muma Mia", "Mother Mia", "Mum Mia", "MAMMA MIA", "Ma Mia", "Mamy Mia", "Mamma mia", "Mumy Mia", "Mammy Mia"]}
{"context": "Question: Which U.S. state was the first to legalize same-sex marriage, in 2004?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Massachusetts", "aliases": ["Masachusetts", "Masshole Commonwealth", "Massachusetts (state)", "Massachusetts culture", "Massachusetts, United States", "Masachussetts", "Commonwealth of Masachusetts", "The Bay State", "Commonwealth of Masachussets", "Culture of Massachusetts", "Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "MA (state)", "Massechusetts", "Commonwealth of Masachusets", "Commonwealth of Massachussets", "Religion in Massachusetts", "Masschusetts", "Masachussets", "Commonwealth of Massachussetts", "Massachusetts", "Transport in Massachusetts", "Massachusite", "Economy of Massachusetts", "6th State", "Massitchusits", "Massachsuetts", "Commonwealth of Masachussetts", "The Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "Massachussets", "Massachus", "Massechussets", "Transportation in Massachusetts", "Massachusets", "Masachusets", "Mass.", "Massachusetts state", "Sixth State", "Massachusites", "Massacheusetts", "Most Serene Commonwealth of Massachusetts", "US-MA", "Commonwealth of Massachusets", "Massachussetts", "Massachusetts (U.S. state)", "Taxachusetts", "State of Massachusetts", "Massachusettes", "Massachusettsan", "Education in Massachusetts"]}
{"context": "Question: Which band released the album 'Kid' in 2000?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RADIOHEAD", "aliases": ["Dead Air Space", "Manic Hedgehog Demo", "On a Friday", "Radiohead: An Illustrated Biography", "Radio-head", "Manic Hedgehog demo tape", "Follow Me Around", "Manic Hedgehog (album)", "Radiohead Messageboard", "Radiohead at ease", "Radio-Head", "Radio Head", "Towering Above The Rest", "RadioHead", "RADIOHEAD", "RHMB", "Scott Johnson (drum technician)", "Radio head", "Xurbia Xendless Limited", "Spooks (song)", "Radiohead style and songwriting", "Radiohead (band)", "On A Friday", "Radiohead"]}
{"context": "Question: Staphylococcus and Streptococcus are types of?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bacteria", "aliases": ["Types of bacteria", "Bacterium", "Predatory bacteria", "Bacterial motility", "Bacteria A2Z", "Antibodies, bacterial", "Harmful bacteria", "Bacterial predator", "Eubacteria", "Schizomycetes", "Filamentous bacteria", "Schizomycet", "Bacterial breakdown", "Bacterial shape", "Super bacterium", "Bacium", "Bacterial proteins", "Bacterial Index (BI)", "Bacterial predators", "Bacteria morphology", "Bactera", "Bacterial diseases", "Bacterias", "Bacteria cells", "Bacterial index", "Eubacter", "Bacteriae", "Bacterial", "Bacterial predation", "Bacteria"]}
{"context": "Question: The ancient Egyptian goddess Serket took the form of which creature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SCORPION", "aliases": ["Scorpions rugby", "Scorpions rugby league team", "Scorpions (rugby league)", "Scorpions rugby team", "The Scorpion", "Scorpions (rugby)", "SCORPION", "Scorpions rugby league", "The Scorpions", "The Scorpions (band)", "Scorpion (disambiguation)", "Scorpions Rugby League"]}
{"context": "Question: One of only two moons in our soar system larger than Mercury, which is the largest satellite of Saturn?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TITAN", "aliases": ["The Titans (disambiguation)", "TITAN", "The Titans", "The Titan"]}
{"context": "Question: Which queen consort of England is associated with Hever Castle in Kent?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Anne Boleyn", "aliases": ["Anne Boylen", "Anne Bullen", "Anne boelyn", "Anne Boullant", "Ann Boleyn", "Anne Boleyn, 1st Marchioness", "Anne Boelyn", "Ann Bullen", "Anne Boleyn", "Anna Bollina", "Queen Anne Boleyn", "Anne Bolyn", "Anne boleyn", "Anne bolyn"]}
{"context": "Question: What metabolic disorder takes its name from Greek 'siphon', referring to excessive urine production?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Diabetes", "aliases": ["Diabetese", "Diabaytis", "Diabedis", "Diabetus", "Sugar diabetes", "Diabetology", "Diebetic", "People with diabetes", "Latent diabetes", "Diebetes", "Diabetes and heredity", "Diabeetis mellitus", "Diabetes", "Hypoinsulinism", "Diabetologist", "Diabetic", "Diabetes, insulin dependent", "Diabetic thick skin", "Diabetes Mellitus", "Diabetis", "Hypoinsulinaemia", "Diabeetus", "Symptoms of diabetes", "Insulin Deficiency Syndrome", "Diabedes", "Diabetics", "Diabetogenic", "Diabeties", "Diabetes melitus", "Diabeetis", "Diabetes mellitus", "Bulla due to diabetes mellitus"]}
{"context": "Question: Which musical features the song 'Second Hand Rose'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FUNNY GIRL", "aliases": ["Funny Girl", "FUNNY GIRL", "Funny Girl (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Where was New York's immigrant inspection station until 1954?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ELLIS ISLAND", "aliases": ["Ellis Island Immigration station", "Kissing Post", "Oyster Island", "Ellis Island Immigration Museum", "Ellis Island National Monument", "Ellis island", "ELLIS ISLAND", "Ellis Island, NY", "Ellis Island", "Ellis Island, New York City", "Kissing post"]}
{"context": "Question: Which order of insects includes the true flies, mosquitoes, gnats and midges?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Diptera", "aliases": ["Fly", "Flies", "Dipterology", "Dipterous", "Dipteran", "Fly (zoology)", "Fly (insect)", "True fly", "True flies", "Fly (Insect)", "Fly (animal)", "Dipterist", "Diptera", "Dipterans"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose backing band is known as The Miami Sound Machine?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gloria Estafan", "aliases": ["Gloria Maria Estefan", "Gloria Estefan", "Estefan", "Gloria M. Estefan", "Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine", "Gloria Esteban", "Gloria Estafan", "Gloria Estefan and Miami Sound Machine", "Gloria Estefan discography", "Gloria Estefan & The Miami Sound", "Gloria Estéfan"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the highest placed Lancashire side in the 2006/7 Vauxhall Conference?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MORECAMBE", "aliases": ["Morecambe", "Morecambe, Lancashire", "MORECAMBE"]}
{"context": "Question: Who played Thelma in the UK television series ‘The Likely Lads’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brigit Forsyth", "aliases": ["Brigit Forsyth", "Bridget Forsyth"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the co-founder of Apple Computers who died in October 2011?\nAnswer:", "answer": "STEVE JOBS", "aliases": ["Jobs, Steven Paul", "Stephen Jobs", "Steve P Jobs", "Steve Paul Jobs", "Steve Mobbs", "Steven P. Jobs", "ISad", "Steve Jobs", "STEVE JOBS", "Steven P Jobs", "Steven Jobs", "Death of Steve Jobs", "S jobs", "Stevie Jobs", "Remember Steve Jobs", "El jobso", "Steve P. Jobs", "Stev Jobs", "Steve Jobbs", "Mr. Steve Jobs", "Jobs Steve", "Jobsian", "SteveJobs", "His Steveness", "Steven Paul Jobs", "Jobs, Steve", "ICEO", "Steve jobs", "The Steve", "Steve Job", "Steve Jobs dies", "Steve jobs effect"]}
{"context": "Question: Which TV cartoon series was about a meek janitor who led a double life as an unfortunate super-detective?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hong Kong Fuey", "aliases": ["Hong Kong Phooie", "Hong Kong Phooey (film)", "Hong Kong Fuey", "Hong Kong Phuey", "Hong Kong Phooey", "Hong Kong Fooey"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year did Nick Faldo win both the Open and the US Masters Championships?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1990", "aliases": ["1990", "one thousand, nine hundred and ninety"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Whom we invite to see us crowned at Scone' is a line from which Shakespeare play?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MacBeth", "aliases": ["Macbeth/Act V Scene v", "Fair is foul, and foul is fair", "Macbethian", "Macbeth/Act I Scene ii", "Macbeth/Act V Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act II Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act III Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act I Scene iv", "Macbeth/Act I Scene vi", "Macbeth Acts", "Macbeth/Act V Scene i", "Macbeth/Act IV Scene i", "Prophecy in Macbeth", "Shakespeare's Macbeth", "Macbeth/Act IV Scene ii", "Macbeth/Act I Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act II Scene iv", "Macbeth/Act II Scene ii", "Macbeth/Act V Scene viii", "Macbeth/Act V Scene vii", "Macbeth/Act I Scene vii", "Macbeth (play)", "The Tragedy of Macbeth", "Thegn of Glamis", "MacBeth", "Macbeth/Act III Scene vi", "Macbeth/Act V Scene iv", "Macbeth the Traitor", "Battle of Dunsinane", "Mac Beth", "Macbeth", "Macbeth/Act III Scene i", "Macbeth/Act V Scene ii", "Thain of Glamis", "Macbeth/Act IV Scene iii", "Macbeth/Act I Scene v", "Macbeth/Act III Scene ii", "Macbeth/Act III Scene iv", "Macbeth/Act I Scene i", "Macbeth / The Scottish Play", "Macbeth act I", "Macbeth/Act II Scene i", "Macbeth/Act V Scene vi", "Lennox(Character)", "Macbeth/Act III Scene v"]}
{"context": "Question: The Italian cheese called dolcelatte translates into English as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sweet milk", "aliases": ["Whole Milk", "Dudh", "Reduced fat milk", "Cow milk", "Homogenized Milk", "Cows’ milk", "Bovine milk", "Liquid Milk", "Sweet milk", "Dairy milk", "Low fat milk", "Milk proteins", "Milker", "Whole milk", "Homo milk", "Milk solids", "Milk jugs", "Breakfast milk", "Cow’s milk", "Milk protein", "Milk (drink)", "Benefits of Drinking Milk", "Walrus milk", "Sterilized milk", "Milk jug", "Food milk", "Lowfat milk", "Gyunyu", "Homogenized milk", "Mammal milk", "Low-fat milk", "Cow's milk", "Liquid milk", "Milk (beverage)", "Reduced-fat milk", "Milk"]}
{"context": "Question: Which country grows the largest number of mangoes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "India", "aliases": ["ഭാരത മ", "هندستانڀارت،", "भारतीय ग�", "Bhārtiya Prajāsattā", "Indian Republic", "ভারতরাষ", "Indian republic", "ಭಾರತ ಗ", "Union of India", "இந்தியக", "भारतीय प्र", "India (country)", "ISO 3166-1:IN", "Indea", "Etymology of India", "ভারত গণ", "Republic Of India", "INDIA", "ભારતી�", "ভারত", "Republic of India", "Les Indes", "Bhārat Gaṇarāj", "جمہوٗرِ", "भारतमहारा", "Indya", "Bharat Ganrajya", "جمہوریہ ب�", "இந்திய", "ଭାରତ �", "भारत गणर", "Republic of india", "जुम्हूरि", "Hindio", "The Republic of India", "భారత గ", "India's", "Hindistan", "ਭਾਰਤ �", "Bhart", "India", "భారత ర", "India.", "ভাৰত গ�", "Indian State", "ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND", "ভারতীয"]}
{"context": "Question: Artemisinin and derivatives are drugs found to act especially well on which disease?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Malaria", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Who has dated Tony Romo, John Mayer, and Nick Lachey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jessica Simpson", "aliases": ["Joe Simpson (manager)", "Joe Pimpson", "Jessica simpson", "Jessica Simpson (album)", "Jessica Lachey", "Jessica (Jessica Simpson album)", "Jessica Simpson", "Jessica simpson (album)", "Jessica Simpson Lachey"]}
{"context": "Question: The 3rd of his vice presidents (after John Nance Garner and Henry Wallace), who took over the reins of power when FDR kicked off?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harry Truman", "aliases": ["Presidency of Harry S. Truman", "Hary truman", "Harry Shipp Truman", "Harry Truman's", "Harry S. Truman", "Harry S.Truman", "Harry S Truman", "H. S. Truman", "President Harry Truman", "Truman administration", "Presidency of Harry Truman", "Mr. Citizen", "HST (president)", "H.S. Truman", "Mary Jane Truman", "Harry Shippe Truman", "S truman", "Harry Truman", "President Truman", "33rd President of the United States", "Truman Administration", "Harry Solomon Truman", "Harold Truman", "Harry truman", "H. Truman"]}
{"context": "Question: Rene Belloq is the arch enemy of which movie hero in his first film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "INDIANA JONES", "aliases": ["Indiana Jones Movies", "Henry %22Indiana%22 Jones", "Indiana jones", "Indy Jones", "Henry Jones Jr.", "Justin Klugh", "INDIANA JONES", "Henry Jones Junior", "Indiana Jones", "Dr. Henry Jones, Jr.", "Henry Walden Jones Junior", "Indiana Jones Bonus Material", "Henry Walton Jones Junior", "The adventures of Indiana Jones", "Henry Jones II", "The Adventures of Indiana Jones", "Henry Jones, Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: Robert Gordon Menzies was which country's longest-serving Prime Minister?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British monarch famously said ‘I don’t wish to open windows into men’s souls’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Queen Elizabeth I", "aliases": ["The Gloriana", "Queen Elisabeth of england", "Elizabeth the First", "Queene Elisabeth of England", "Bess of England", "Elizabeth I of Ireland", "Queen Elizabeth 1", "Queen Elisabeth I", "Elizabeth I (England)", "Elizabeth I of Great Britain", "Queen of England Elizabeth", "Queen Elizabeth the first", "Queen Elizabeth I of England", "Elizabeth the first", "Elizabeth I of the United Kingdom", "Queen of England Elizabeth I", "QEI", "Elizabeth I", "Queen Elizabeth of England", "Elisabeth 1st", "La Vita della Regina Elizabetta", "Elisabeth I of England", "Elisabeth of England", "Queen Elizabeth the First", "Elizabeth I of England", "Good Queen Bess", "Liz 1", "Virgin Queen", "Elizabeth 1", "Queen Elizabeth l", "Elizabeth of England", "Elizabeth I Tudor", "Elizabeth Tudor", "Elizabeth I, Queen of England", "Elizabeth the 1st", "Queen Elizabeth I", "Elizabeth i of england", "Elisabeth I"]}
{"context": "Question: For what did the 'T' stand in the name of 'Captain James T. Kirk' in 'Star Trek'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'TIBERIUS'", "aliases": ["Tiberius Caesar", "'TIBERIUS'", "Tiberias Caesar", "Tiberius Claudius Nero Caesar", "Tiberius Caesar Augustus", "Tiberius Julius Caesar Augustus", "Tiberius Caesar Dīvī Augustī", "Tiberius Julius Caesar", "Emperor Tiberius", "Tiberius Claudius Nero Caesar Augustus", "Tiberius"]}
{"context": "Question: The name of which European capital city means Merchants Harbour?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COPENHAGEN", "aliases": ["København, Denmark", "K-Town, Copenhagen", "UN/LOCODE:DKCPH", "Copenhagen, Denmark", "Koepenhamn", "K-Town Hardcore", "Capital of Denmark", "Ktown Hardcore", "Copenhague", "Kaupmannahöfn", "Kaupmannahofn", "Kopenhamn", "Koebenhavn", "K Town Hardcore", "Köpenhamn", "COPENHAGEN", "Kopenhagen", "København", "Hafnia (Latin)", "Kjøbenhavn", "K Town punk", "Kobenhavn", "Copenhagen (Denmark)", "K-Town punk", "Copenhagen", "DKCPH"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the gold medal for the 100m at the 1992 Olympics at 32 years of age and became the oldest Olympic 100 m champion by four years?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Linford Christie", "aliases": ["Christie, Linford", "Linford Christie", "Linford's lunchbox", "Linford Christie's lunchbox", "Lynford Christie"]}
{"context": "Question: In what modern-day country was the Norse settlement of Vinland?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Canada", "aliases": ["Canada", "Canadá", "The Dominion of Canada", "Commonwealth of Canada", "Dominion of canada", "ISO 3166-1:CA", "Etymology of Canada", "CANADA", "Canadiophile", "Canada's", "ᑲᓇᑕ", "Canada/References", "America's top hat", "Canada.", "Cnada", "Čanada", "Canadian Federation", "Kenadian", "Canadialand", "Xanada", "Dominion of Canada", "Canadaa"]}
{"context": "Question: Generally the standard steps per minute for a military 'quick march' pace is?\nAnswer:", "answer": "120", "aliases": ["120", "one hundred and twenty"]}
{"context": "Question: In cookery, what is a 'Macedoine'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MIXED FRUIT OR VEGETABLES", "aliases": ["MIXED FRUIT OR VEGETABLES"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which American legal TV drama-comedy (2004 to 2008), a spin-off of \"\"The Practice\"\", followed the exploits of attorneys at Crane, Poole & Schmidt?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Boston Legal", "aliases": ["Boston legal", "Boston Legal", "Crane, Poole & Schmidt", "Chang, Poole & Schmidt", "Marlene Stanger", "Fleet Street (television)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the only fictional character to feature in Time Magazine's 100 most important people of the 20th Century?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BART SIMPSON", "aliases": ["Bart Simpsons", "Bart Simpson (I)", "Don't have a cow", "Bart (devil)", "El Barto", "Bartholomew J Simpson", "Eat My Shorts", "B.J. Simpson", "%22¡Ay, caramba!%22", "Bartmania", "Bartholomew J. Simpson", "Eat my shorts!", "Bartholomew Jo Jo Simpson", "Bart (Simpsons)", "El barto", "Brat Simpson", "Aye karumba", "Bartholemew Jojo Simpson", "Bart Jo-Jo Simpson", "Bartholomew J.", "Don't have a cow, man", "Have a cow", "Bartholomew Jo-Jo Simpson", "Bart (The Simpsons)", "Cupcake Kid", "Bartholomew Jay Simpson", "Bart simpson", "Bartholomew Simpson", "Bart Simpson", "Eat my shorts", "BART SIMPSON", "The Simpsons/Bart", "Bartman (The Simpsons)", "Don't have a cow!", "Bartholemew Simpson", "Had a cow", "Bart JoJo Simpson", "Don't Have A Cow", "Having a cow", "Bart Jo Jo Simpson", "Mort Simpson"]}
{"context": "Question: If a young person is described as a NEET what does this mean?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Not in Education Employment", "aliases": ["Not in Education Employment"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Wilson, the Wonder Athlete' who was still breaking world records at the age of 128, first appeared in 1933 in which boy's comic?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HOTSPUR", "aliases": ["Tottenham Hotspurs F.C.", "Tottenham Hotspur F. C.", "Spurs manager", "Tottenham Hotspur Foundation", "Tottenham Hostpur", "Tottenham FC", "HOTSPUR", "The lilywhites", "Hotspur F.C.", "Hotspur Football Club", "Tottenham Hotspur F C", "Hotspurs", "COYS", "Hotspur (disambiguation)", "Tottenham Hotspur F.C", "THFC", "Tottenham Hotspurs", "Tottenham Hotspur F.C.", "Tottenham Hotspur Football Club", "Hotspur", "Tottenham Hotspur FC", "Tottenham Hotspur", "Thfc", "Tottenham Hotspurs FC", "Audere est facere", "FC Tottenham", "Spurs FC", "Yid Army"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the lead singer of the Sheffield band the Arctic Monkeys?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALEX TURNER", "aliases": ["Turner, Alex", "Alex Turner (disambiguation)", "Alexander Turner (disambiguation)", "Alexander Turner", "Alex Turner", "ALEX TURNER"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first Briton to win the Nobel Prize for Medicine for his work on malaria?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SIR RONALD ROSS", "aliases": ["SIR RONALD ROSS", "Sir Ronald Ross", "Ronald ross", "Ronald Ross"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In David Hockney's painting \"\"Mr and Mrs Clark and Percy\"\", what is Percy?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cat", "aliases": ["Housecat", "Felis Silvestris Catus", "Cats have 9 lives", "Moggies", "Moggie", "Felis Catus", "Alley-cat", "🐈", "Felis domesticus catus", "Cats", "House cat", "Domestic Feline", "Evening Crazies", "Common housecat", "Domestic cat", "Domestic cats", "Felis silverstris catus", "Tom (cat)", "Asocial Aggression", "A Cat", "Domestic housecats", "Feline Asocial Aggression", "Felix domesticus", "🐱", "Cat (animal)", "Moggy", "Felis domesticus", "House Cat", "😻", "Midnight crazies", "Felis silvestris catus", "Felis cattus", "Domestic Cat", "House cats", "Goyang-i", "Domesticated cat", "Goyangi", "Felis familiaris", "Cat", "Felis sylvestris catus", "Felis cattus domesticus", "Felis catus domesticus", "Cat poison", "Feline sexual behavior", "Cat baths", "Housecats", "F. catus", "Domestic Cats", "Felis catus", "Pet cat", "F. domesticus", "Felis silvestris domesticus", "Felis catus Domesticus", "Domestic feline"]}
{"context": "Question: Oil from the wreckage of which super-tanker, ended up on the beaches of Brittany in 1978?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AMOCO CADIZ", "aliases": ["IMO 7336422", "Amoco Cadiz", "MV Amaco Cadiz", "MV Amoco Cadiz", "The Amoco Cadiz", "AMOCO CADIZ"]}
{"context": "Question: The Meltdown (2006) is the second in which series of films?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ice Age", "aliases": ["Theory of ice ages", "Ice-age", "Ice-Age", "Ice age", "Ice age theory", "Future ice age", "Glacial stage", "Ice Ages", "United States ice age", "Glacial cycle", "Affect of ice age in uk", "Glacial Stage", "Glacial maximum", "Ice ages", "Ice age in United States", "Ice age Earth", "Great Ice Age", "Glacial Epoch", "Glacial Maximum", "Cold period", "Glacial age", "Ice Age"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British monarch was nicknamed ‘The Sailor King’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William IV", "aliases": ["William IV (disambiguation)", "Wilhelm IV", "William iv", "William 4", "William IV", "William Iv"]}
{"context": "Question: In what decade was the Scottish National Party founded?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1930s", "aliases": ["1930’s", "Thirties", "1930s literature", "Nineteen-thirties", "1930–1939", "1930-1939", "'30s", "1930s", "1930's", "%6030s", "1930s (decade)", "The Thirties"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who was the villain in the movie \"\"Thor\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Loki", "aliases": ["Loptr", "Lopt", "Loki's wager", "Loki Laufeyiarson", "Kirkby Stephen Stone", "Loki Liesmith", "Loki", "The line has to be drawn somewhere", "Lohho", "Hvedrung", "Loke", "Hvedrungr", "Snaptun Stone", "Lokkje", "Argue the beard", "Loki Laufeyjarson"]}
{"context": "Question: In which 1955 film does Boccherini’s String Quartet in E play a significant part?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Lady Killers", "aliases": ["The Ladykillers", "The lady killers", "The Lady Killers"]}
{"context": "Question: What nickname was used by the media for the senior policeman in charge of the Cash for Honours investigation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Yates of the Yard", "aliases": ["Yates of the Yard", "John Yates (police officer)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was Stephane Grappelli's instrument?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Violin", "aliases": ["Violinist (disambiguation)", "Violina", "Geige", "FiddleandViolin", "Violins", "Violin tuning", "Fiddle and violin", "The Violinist", "Violinist", "Violon", "Violin (instrument)", "Violino", "Viollon", "Violin", "🎻", "Violin player", "Carnatic Violin"]}
{"context": "Question: Where is the Foaming Sea?\nAnswer:", "answer": "On the moon", "aliases": ["On the moon", "On the Moon (album)", "On the Moon", "On The moon", "On The Moon"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In a famous speech by Winston Churchill on 4 June 1940 that began \"\"We shall fight in France, we shall fight on the seas and oceans\"\", he went on to say that \"\"we shall fight\"\" in the air, on the beaches, on the landing grounds, in the fields, in the streets, and where else?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "In the hills", "aliases": ["In the hills"]}
{"context": "Question: The traditional 'Daily rum ration' was ended in what year?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1970", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and seventy", "1970"]}
{"context": "Question: Herdwick sheep are native to which area of Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LAKE DISTRICT", "aliases": ["English Lakeland", "Lake District National Park", "Lake District (England)", "Lake District National Park Authority", "Lake District, England", "Lake district", "The Lake District", "Lake diistrict", "Cumbrian mountains", "LAKE DISTRICT", "English Lake District", "English Lakes", "The English Lake District", "Lake District national park", "Lake District", "Cumbrian Mountains", "Wordsworthshire"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1932 film ‘The Mask of Fu Manchu’ revolves around Fu Manchu’s quest for the sword and mask of which historical figure?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Genghis Khan", "aliases": ["Temüjin", "Genghas Khan", "Temudjin", "Ghenghis Khan", "Ghengis Kahn", "Genghis khan", "Jenghiz Khan", "Chingis-Khan", "Chaanguys Khan", "Ginghis Khan", "Chaangyus Khan", "Temuchin", "Chingis khan", "Genghis", "شىڭعىس حان", "Gengys Khan", "Chengiz Khan", "Chinggis Qan", "Chengis khan", "Chinghiz Khan", "Genghis khaan", "Genghis Qan", "Temuejin Borjigin", "Chinggis", "Chingiz-Khan", "Genghiz Kahn", "Ghengis Khan", "Chingiz Khan", "Temüjin Borjigin", "Gengiz khan", "Ghengis", "Ghengis Khaan", "Gengis khan", "Chingiskhan", "Yuan Taizu", "Changez khan", "TieMuZhen", "Temuelin", "Djingis Khan", "Chinggis Khaan", "Gingis Khan", "Genghis Khan", "Chingiz Khaan", "Jenghis Khan", "Tie Mu Zhen", "Yisui", "Ghenghis Kahn", "Djengis Khan", "Cheng Ji Si Han", "Yisugen", "Chengjisi Han", "Ghangis Khan", "Jengis Khan", "Chingishan", "Genghis kahn", "成吉思汗", "Jinghiz", "Cambuscan", "鐵木真", "Gengis Khan", "Ganghis Khan", "Jingis", "Tsingis Khan", "Djenghis Khan", "Gengis", "Chingis Khaan", "Chinghiz Kan", "Temudgin", "Emperor Taizu of Yuan", "Чингис Хаан", "Timujin", "Jinghiz Khan", "Chingis Haan", "Genghiz Khan", "Temujin Borjigin", "Ghengis kahn", "Chinghis khan", "Very Mighty Ruler", "Činggis qan", "Temujin", "Шыңғыс х", "Zingis Khan", "Chingis", "Temuelen", "Chinggis Khan", "Chingis Khan", "Тэмүүжин", "Ghenkis khan", "Gengis Kahn", "Gangis Khan", "Temuejin", "Chenghis khan"]}
{"context": "Question: For a point each, name the 7 countries surrounding the Republic of Mali\nAnswer:", "answer": "Algeria, Niger, Burkina Faso", "aliases": ["Algeria, Niger, Burkina Faso"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the architect of Marble Arch?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JOHN NASH", "aliases": ["John nash", "JOHN NASH", "John Nash", "John Nash (disambiguation)", "Johnny Nash (disambiguation)", "Nash, John"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What movie's sequel is subtitled \"\"Havana Nights\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dirty Dancing", "aliases": ["Jimmy Castle", "Dirty Dancing (1987 film)", "Dirty dancing", "Dirty Dancing (2014 film)", "Dirty Dancing (film)", "Dirty Dancing (2013 film)", "Dirty Dancing"]}
{"context": "Question: Which service was originally known as Queen's Nurses?\nAnswer:", "answer": "District Nurses", "aliases": ["District Nursing", "District nurse", "District nursing", "District Nurse", "District Nurses"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country was there a secret police force called the Ton Ton Macoutes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HAITI", "aliases": ["Haitian Ancestry", "Haïti", "HAITI", "Name of Haiti", "Republic of haiti", "Haidi", "Subdivisions of Haiti", "ISO 3166-1:HT", "Administrative divisions of Haiti", "Republic of Haiti", "République d'Haïti", "Arrondissements and communes of haiti", "Repiblik Ayiti", "History of Haitian Nationality", "Departements of Haiti", "People of Haiti", "Haiti", "Ayiti", "Haití", "Hayti", "Haitian Declaration of Independence"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"Don't be evil\"\" is the motto of which intemet company?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Google", "aliases": ["Google community", "AS15169", "Google.cpm", "Googer", "GGEA", "GOOgle", "Google Inc Class C", "Google Inc Class A", "Google newslab", "Gogole", "Google voice-powered search", "GOOGLE", "Guugle", "Foofle", "Google inc.", ".android", "Author Rank", "Googl", "Google Inc.", "Google Glossary", "Innovation Time Off", "Googler", "Google English", "Goog", "Google EnergySense", "Gooogle", "Ggogle", "Google™", "Google, Inc", "Animated Google", "Google.", "Google/", "Google!", "Google Angika", "The Google", "Google guys", "Mountain view chocolate factory", "Gewgol", "Google.c", "Google Measure Map", "Goofle", "The Google Guys", "Site Flavored Google Search Box", "GGQ1", "Google, Inc.", "Googgle", "Google (Company)", "Google Site Search", "Goolge", "Gooooooooogle", "20%25 time", "Google UK", "Gooooogle", "Google Inc", "Googke", "@google", "Google Research", "GoogIe", "Googers", "Gstatic.com", "Project Fi", "1e100.net", "Google Guys", "Goooooogle", ".gmail", "Goooogle", ".google", "Google for Business", "Googlit", "Google Incorporated", "Google/to do", "@Google", "Gooooooogle", "Google finance", "Google (company)", "G00gl3", "Googl3", "G00g1e", "GOOG", "GooglE", "Googlenym", "Google%5C", "Goolgle", "20 percent time", "Google", "G00gle", "Google Demo Slam", "Gaia (Security Technology)", "Googlw", "Google Space", "Googlr", "Dashboard (Google account service)", "Google check"]}
{"context": "Question: Who in 1879 established the Christian Science sect?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARY BARKER EDDY", "aliases": ["MARY BARKER EDDY"]}
{"context": "Question: Latin 'collum' refers to which part of the human body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Neck", "aliases": ["Necke", "Collum (anatomy)", "Neck", "Human neck", "Nuchal"]}
{"context": "Question: Referring to an Earthly feature, what is the only common word in the English language to begin with the letters FJ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fjord", "aliases": ["Fiords", "Fjords", "Fiord lake", "Fjord-lake", "Fiord-lake", "Fjord", "Epishelf lake", "Glacial fjord", "Fiord", "False fjord", "Fjord lake"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Richard Nixon's Democratic opponent in the 1968 US Presidential campaign?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HUBERT HUMPHREY", "aliases": ["Hubert Horatio Humphrey, Jr.", "Hubert Humphrey, II", "Humbert Humphrey", "Hubert H. Humphrey, Jr.", "Hubert H. Humphrey", "Hubert H Humphrey", "HUBERT HUMPHREY", "Hubert Humphrey", "Hubert H. Humphrey II", "Vice President Humphrey", "Hubert Horatio Humphrey, II", "Hubet Humphrey", "Hubert H. Humphrey, II", "Hubert Horatio Humphrey", "Humphrey Fellowship", "Hubert humphry", "Hubert Humphrey, Jr.", "Hubert Horatio Humphrey Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the former wife of war hero Leonard Cheshire who founded, in 1953, a charitable organisation with the emphasis on care homes and hospices?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sue Ryder", "aliases": ["Susan Ryder", "Baroness Ryder of Warsaw", "Sue Ryder", "Lady Ryder of Warsaw Memorial Trust", "Margaret Susan Ryder, Baroness Cheshire", "Sue Ryder, Baroness Ryder of", "Margaret Susan Ryder, Baroness Ryder"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Didier Delsalle who wrote the following words confirming his May 14, 2005 achievement became the first person to land a helicopter where? \"\"No, nobody went out of the helicopter as I was alone and quite busy to stabilize the helicopter on this windy ...! The terrain characteristics prevent any full landing on the ... as you can see on the videos and only a hover landing...\"\"\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Summit of Mount Everest", "aliases": ["Summit of Mount Everest"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the terrorist group responsible for the 1972 Munich Olympic massacre of Israeli athletes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Black September", "aliases": ["Black September (disambiguation)", "Black September", "‘Black September’"]}
{"context": "Question: Following a tradition started by Jim Kelly in 1987, where did Super Bowl XLV MVP winner Aaron Rodgers announce he was going following the game?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Disney WOrld", "aliases": ["Disney WOrld", "Walt Disney World Resorts", "The Walt Disney World Resort", "Disneyworld", "WDW", "Walt Disney World - Orlando, FL", "List of Disneyworlds in America", "Walt Disney World Resort: Plugged In", "Disney Orlando", "Walt Disney World, FL", "People trap", "Walt Disney World FL", "Disneyland 2000", "Walt Disney World", "Walt Disney World Resort in Florida", "Disney Florida", "Disney World Guide", "Walt Disney World - Orlando, Florida", "Walt Disney World, Florida", "Disney's Village Resort", "Disney's Magical Express", "Disney World, Florida", "Disney World Resort", "List of Disneyworlds", "Disney world", "Disney World", "407-W-DISNEY", "Walt Disney World Resort", "Disneyworld Resort", "Disney's All-Star Resort", "Walt Disney World resorts", "WDW Resorts", "Disney World, FL"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Australian prime minister was said to have tweaked the Queen's bra strap\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paul Keating", "aliases": ["Paul John Keating", "Paul Keating", "The recession we had to have", "Paul keating", "Lizard of Oz"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the 1989 Ladies Singles Wimbledon Championship?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Steffi Graf", "aliases": ["Peter Graf", "Stephanie Maria Graf", "Steffie graf", "Steffi Graf", "Stefanie Graf", "Steffi Graff", "Steffie Graf", "Stefi Graf"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour on the London underground map is the District Line\nAnswer:", "answer": "Green", "aliases": ["Greenishly", "Avacado (color)", "Green (color)", "Rgb(0, 255, 0)", "Greenishness", "The colour green", "Greenest", "List of terms associated with the color green", "The color green", "Green", "Pastel green", "(0, 255, 0)", "Green (colour)", "Greenness"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British 2012 Olympic Gold medallist won two events at the 2015 World Athletics Championships?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MO FARAH", "aliases": ["Mo Farrah", "Mohamed Farah", "Sir Mohamed Farah", "Mo Farah", "Mohammad Farah", "MO FARAH", "Mohammed Farah", "Sir Mo Farah"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What does the word \"\"dissemble\"\" mean?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "To conceal something", "aliases": ["To conceal something"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which actress played 'Valeria\"\" in the film Carry On Screaming?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fenella Fielding", "aliases": ["Fenella Fielding"]}
{"context": "Question: The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (Ejército Zapatista de Liberación Nacional) is a revolutionary group in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mexico", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: The six series of which sitcom featuring Richard O'Sullivan, Paula Wilcox and Sally Thomsett were first broadcast in the 1970s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Man About the House", "aliases": ["Man About the House (film)", "One for the Road (Man About the House)", "Man About The House", "Man About the House", "Man about the House"]}
{"context": "Question: American jazz musician Art Tatum excelled on which instrument?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Piano", "aliases": ["Pianos", "Classical piano", "Piano Music", "Pianino", "Black key", "Grand piano", "Pianoforte", "Piano-forte", "Piano construction", "Vertical pianoforte", "Pianie", "Keyboard hammer", "Piano", "Piano hammers", "Piano Keys", "Piano keys", "Piano hammer", "Pianofortes", "Acoustic piano", "Baby grand piano", "Hammer (piano)", "Grand pianoforte", "Piano technique", "Parts of a piano", "Piano music", "Keyboard hammers", "Piano performance", "Upright pianoforte", "Concert grand", "Upright piano", "Vertical piano", "Piano forte", "Grand Piano"]}
{"context": "Question: Rugby League - which country are the current holders of the European Cup?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WALES", "aliases": ["Welsh nation", "Climate of Wales", "Autonomous Province of Wales", "Cymru / wales", "Cyrmu", "Wales", "WALES", "Rain in Wales", "Welsh Nation", "Welsh Peninsula", "Wales, UK", "Etymology of Wales", "Cymru", "Wales, United Kingdom", "Pays de Galles", "Communications in Wales", "The Principality of Wales", "West of the Rhymney", "Wales, U.K.", "Cymru am byth", "Gymru", "Cymru / Wales", "Welsh mountains", "CYMRU"]}
{"context": "Question: Which medical condition is sometimes known as Daltonism?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Colour Blindness", "aliases": ["Red-green colorblindness", "Color vision deficiencies", "Deuteranomaly", "Protanomaly", "Colour-blindness", "Blue cone monochromacy", "Colour vision deficiencies", "Blue-yellow color blindness", "Tritanopic", "Color-blindness", "Colour Blindness", "Color blindness", "Acritochromacy", "Colour visual impairment", "Tritanopia", "Yellow-blue", "Red-green color blindness", "Colour-blind", "Loss of color vision", "Protanopia", "Dyschromotopsia", "Deuteranopia", "Daltonian", "Red–green colorblindness", "Red-green colorblind", "Blue-yellow", "Color Blindness", "Tritanomaly", "Anomalous trichromacy", "Tritanope", "Red-Green color blindness", "Colorblind", "Protanope", "Deuteranope", "Red green colourblind", "Color Blind", "Color vision defects", "Blueyellow", "Color vision deficiency", "Blue yellow", "Colourblindness", "Colour blind", "Yellowblue", "Red–green color blindness", "Daltonist", "Colour blindness", "Colorblindness", "Yellow blue", "Color-blind", "Color blind", "Colourblind", "Colour vision deficiency", "Red green colour blindness", "Red-green colour blindness", "Colour Vision Deficiency", "Colour-Blindness", "Daltonism", "Tritanoptic", "Red/green color blindness", "Dyschromatopsia"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote One-upmanship and The Theory and Practice of Gamesmanship?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stephen Potter", "aliases": ["Potter, Stephen Meredith", "Stephen Potter", "Lifemanship"]}
{"context": "Question: Which boxer was portrayed b Robert De Niro in the film 'Raging Bull'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jake La Motta", "aliases": ["Jake La Motta", "Jake LaMotta", "Jake Lamotta"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the only British Number One single by The Four Tops?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Reach Out, I'll Be There", "aliases": ["Reach Out (I'll Be There)", "Reach Out I'll Be There", "Reach Out I’ll Be There", "Reach Out, I'll Be There"]}
{"context": "Question: What company bought Time Warner in 2001 - the biggest merger in U.S. history?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AOL", "aliases": ["Aol 9.0", "AOL Games", "AOL", "AOL Canada", "AOL Pictures", "AOL Inc.", "AOl", "Tacoda", "AOL 9.0VR", "AOL Small Business", "AOL Newsbloggers", "Control Video Corporation", "AOLer", "America On-Line", "America Online Inc.", "Control Video", "America Online, Inc.", "AOL Community Leaders", "AOL Search", "America On Line", "Aol", "My aol", "AOL keyword", "AOL LLC.", "AOL Tech", "Aol customer service", "AOL Kids", "Aol highspeed", "America On-line", "Games.com", "AOL Television", "AOL, Inc.", "AOL portal", "Aol games", "PC Link", "Quantum Computer Services", "AOL LLC", "Aol account", "American Online", "AOL News", "Aol.com", "Aol.de", "Aol billing", "AOL Inc", "Xdrive (website)", "AOL.com", "AOL Desktop", "AOL-er", "Urlesque", "America Online, Inc", "A.O.L.", "Aol.co.uk", "AOL Running Man", "Aol.", "AOL web portal", "Aol keyword", "America Online", "Xdrive.com"]}
{"context": "Question: What links 1st January 1660 and 31st May 1669?\nAnswer:", "answer": "First and last entries in Samuel Pepys's di", "aliases": ["First and last entries in Samuel Pepys's di"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In what city were travelers first asked to \"\"mind the gap\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "London", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1973 the Paris Peace Accords were held in an attempt to end which war?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vietnam", "aliases": ["Độc lập - t", "Cộng Hòa Xã Hộ", "越南社會主義", "ISO 3166-1:VN", "SRVN", "VIETNAM", "CHXHCN Vietnam", "Viet Nam Socialist Repub", "SRoV", "S.R. Vietnam", "Languages of Viet Nam", "Communist Vietnam", "Red Vietnam (modern)", "Doc lap, tu do, hanh phuc", "People's Republic of Vietnam", "VietNam", "Việtnam", "Socialist Republic of Viet Nam", "Yue Nan", "Viêtnam", "Độc lập, t", "SR Vietnam", "Yuenan", "Vietman", "Vietnarm", "Viet nam", "Veitnam", "Languages of Vietnam", "Viêt Nam", "Vietnam", "The Socialist Republic of Vietnam", "Cong Hoa Xa Hoi Chu Ngh", "Etymology of Vietnam", "Socialist Republic of Vietnam", "Doc lap - tu do - hanh phuc", "Cộng hòa Xã hộ", "Viet-Nam", "Viet Nam", "Vjet-Namo", "Cong hoa Xa hoi Chu ngh", "Vietnamese Republic", "Việt Nam"]}
{"context": "Question: What Latin phrase, which translates as “by heads”, is taken to mean “for each person”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Per capita", "aliases": ["Per-person", "Pro capite", "Per capita"]}
{"context": "Question: Sixties pop music - Who recorded the 1962 hit record 'Sheila'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TOMMY ROE", "aliases": ["Tommy Roe", "TOMMY ROE"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous book features the character of Bob Cratchit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A Christmas Carol", "aliases": ["A. Christmas Carol", "Mr. Fezziwig", "A Christmas Carol", "Belinda Cratchit.", "A christmas carol", "Martha Cratchit", "Fezziwigs", "Fred Honeywell", "Mr Fezzywig", "A Christmas Carol in Prose, Being a Ghost", "Mrs. Fezziwig"]}
{"context": "Question: From which 1960s sci-fi movie did 1980s pop sensation Duran Duran take their name from a character from the movie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Barbarella", "aliases": ["Barbarella (disambiguation)", "Barbarella"]}
{"context": "Question: Perhaps foreshadowing recent events in Ukraine, over what region of the Southern Caucasus did Russia and Georgia go to war in 2008?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Ossetia", "aliases": ["Tskhinvali region", "South Ossetian Republic", "List of universities in South Ossetia", "Xussar Iryston", "South ossetia", "S Ossetia", "South osettia", "Respublikæ Xussar Iryston", "List of islands of South Ossetia", "Climate of South Ossetia", "S. Ossetia", "South Ossettia", "Communications in South Ossetia", "Geography of South Ossetia", "Languages of South Ossetia", "Tskhinvali Region", "Republic of South Ossetia", "Samkhreti Oseti", "History of South Ossetia", "South Osetia", "Politics of South Ossetia", "Protestantism in South Ossetia", "Culture of South Ossetia", "Iryston (Xussar Respubli", "Demographics of South Ossetia", "South Ossetia (Region of Georgia)", "Respublika Yuzhnaya Oset", "South Ossetia", "Protestants in South Ossetia", "Ethnic groups in South Ossetia", "South Ossetian", "Economy of South Ossetia"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which Scottish actor, born in Paisley, starred in the movies \"\"300\"\", \"\"Law Abiding Citizen\"\" and \"\"P.S. I love you\"\" ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "GERARD BUTLER", "aliases": ["The Bricklayer (2014 film)", "Dynamo (2015 film)", "Gerard Butler", "Gerard butler", "GERARD BUTLER", "The Bricklayer", "Gerrard Butler", "Dynamo (2014 film)", "The Bricklayer (film)", "Gerry Butler", "Dynamo (film)", "Gerry butler"]}
{"context": "Question: Used as an alloy in making high-speed cutting tools, mo is the symbol for what silver-white metallic element?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Molybdenum", "aliases": ["Molybendium", "Molybdenum alloys", "Molybdenum", "Molybdic", "Element 42", "Molybdous", "Molybdenum alloy", "Molybdenom", "Molybdenium", "Molybdinum", "Dimolybdenum"]}
{"context": "Question: Which historical 17th century event would you associate with the Monteagle Letter?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GUNPOWDER PLOT", "aliases": ["Gunpowder Plot of 1605", "Gunpowder Treason", "Gun Powder Plot", "The Gunpowder Plot of 1605", "Jesuit Treason", "GUNPOWDER PLOT", "Gunpowder Plot", "Powder treason", "Gunpowder treason", "The Gunpowder Plot", "Gunpowder plot"]}
{"context": "Question: In the children’s television series ‘Scooby Doo’, what is Velma’s Surname?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dinkley", "aliases": ["Dinkley"]}
{"context": "Question: In jazz, which clarinettist/bandleader was known as the King of Swing?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Benny Goodman", "aliases": ["Benny Goodman Band", "Goodman, Benny", "Benny Goodman's Orchestra", "Ciribiribin (album)", "Swing into Spring", "BG and Big Tea in NYC", "Benjamin David Goodman", "In Stockholm 1959", "Swing with Benny Goodman and His Orchestra", "Undercurrent Blues", "Benny Goodman and His Orchestra", "Swing Into Spring", "King of Swing", "The Great Benny Goodman", "Benny Goodman and the Giants of Swing", "Benny Goodman Live at Carnegie Hall; 40th", "The Birth of Swing", "Live! Benny Let's Dance", "Stomping at the Savoy", "Benny Goodman", "Benny Goodman Sextet", "Benny Goodman And His Orchestra", "The Benny Goodman Story Volume 1", "Benny Goodman band", "Roll 'Em, Vol. 1", "BG in Hi-fi", "Benny in Brussels", "Eddie Sauter Arrangements", "Benjamin Goodman", "Swing With Benny Goodman And His Orchestra", "Swinging 34 Vols. 1 & 2", "Bennie Goodman", "Benny Goodman Orchestra"]}
{"context": "Question: A set of traditional laws called Kanun influence life in what mountainous European country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Albania", "aliases": ["Republic of Albania", "Etymology of Albania", "Albania", "Albanija", "Shqiperia", "Albenia", "Albanie", "Shqiperi", "Albania (Balkans)", "Shquiperia", "Health in Albania", "Shqipëri", "AlbaniA", "Shqipëria", "Republika e Shqipëris", "ISO 3166-1:AL"]}
{"context": "Question: In American football and other sports, who or what is a M.V.P.?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MOST VALUABLE PLAYER", "aliases": ["MVP", "MOST VALUABLE PLAYER", "Most Valuable Player", "MVP Award", "Most valuable player", "M.V.P", "Most Valuable Players", "M.V.P.", "Most Valuable Player Award", "Most valuable player award"]}
{"context": "Question: Who created the ‘A’ Line in 1955?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Christian Dior", "aliases": ["Dior Monsieur", "Christian Dior", "Jacques Benita"]}
{"context": "Question: What word connects bermuda with a Scottish Racecourse?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HAMILTON", "aliases": ["Hamilton (disambiguation)", "Hamilton (Disambiguation)", "Hamilton, California", "Hamilton (movie)", "HAMILTON", "Hamilton", "Hamilton, California (disambiguation)", "Hamilton (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the astronomical link between Hell, Birmingham and Archimedes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALL ARE CRATERS ON THE MOON", "aliases": ["ALL ARE CRATERS ON THE MOON"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Indian batsman is the top run scorer (October 2011) at the ICC World Cup events?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SACHIN TENDULKAR (22", "aliases": ["SACHIN TENDULKAR (22"]}
{"context": "Question: Who were the four different Snooker World Champions in the 1990s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Stephen Hendry, Ken Doherty, John Hig", "aliases": ["Stephen Hendry, Ken Doherty, John Hig"]}
{"context": "Question: In which Dickens' novel does lawyer Mr Jaggers appear?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Great Expectations", "aliases": ["Herbert Pocket", "Great Expectation", "Jaggers", "Great Expectations plot details", "Great Expectations", "Joe Gargery", "Bentley Drummle", "Great expectations", "Mrs joe"]}
{"context": "Question: Which fictional/historical character owned a dog called 'Cabal' (or Cavall)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KING ARTHUR", "aliases": ["KING ARTHUR", "King, Arthur", "Arthur King", "Arthur King (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Franz Liszt ended up the father-in-law to which other very famous composer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Richard Wagner", "aliases": ["Wagner's", "Wilhelm Richard Wagner", "W. Richard Wagner", "Wagnerian opera", "W. R. Wagner", "Wagnerian", "Wagner", "Richard Wagnerr", "R Wagner", "Ricard Wagner", "R.Wagner", "Richard Wagner"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the darkly common name for the plague which killed 30-50% of Europe between 1347-52?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Black Death", "aliases": ["Black death", "Great Mortality", "Blackdeath", "Black Death", "Black DEATH", "The Black Plague", "The medieval plague", "Black death cures", "Black Plague", "The black death", "The Black Death", "Black plague"]}
{"context": "Question: Aberdeen in Scotland is known as the (Which rock?) City?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Granite", "aliases": ["Granites", "Granitization", "Granitization theory", "Magmatic theory", "Hammer granite", "Pink granite", "Granite biotite", "Granite block", "Granite blocks", "Granite", "Porphyritic granite", "Granitic"]}
{"context": "Question: In which English city is the Anglican cathedral dedicated to St. Philip and the Catholic one to St. Chad?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Birmingham", "aliases": ["County Borough of Birmingham", "Birmingham overspill", "Metropolitan Borough of Birmingham", "B'Ham", "Great Barr Primary School", "City of Birmingham", "City of a thousand and one trades", "Birmingham, UK", "Birminghamian", "Birmingham (borough)", "City of a thousand trades", "Nelson Mandela Primary School", "Crime and policing in Birmingham", "Birmingham, United Kingdom", "The weather in Birmingham", "Bournville Junior School", "Birmingham Corporation", "Birmingham Heritage Festival", "Bimringham", "B'ham", "Birmingham artistic figures", "City of birmingham", "Beormingham", "Birmingham", "Birmingham, West Midlands", "England Birmingham", "Birmingham, England", "UN/LOCODE:GBBHM"]}
{"context": "Question: What is now Africa's biggest country in terms of land area after the split of Sudan?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALGERIA", "aliases": ["Popular Democratic Republic of Algeria", "AlgeriA", "Name of Algeria", "Algerian People's Democratic Republic", "Al-Jumhūrīyah", "الجزائر", "Algeria country", "Algerie", "ISO 3166-1:DZ", "Algeria", "Algerian Peoples Democratic Republic", "Dzayer", "Administrative divisions of Algeria", "People’s Democratic Republic of Algeria", "People's Democratic Algerian Republic", "Ad-Dīmuqrāṭī", "ALGERIA", "Subdivision of Algeria", "Al Jumhuriyah al Jaza", "Subdivisions of Algeria", "Algérie", "Etymology of Algeria", "Algerian State", "République algérienne dém", "Republic of Algeria", "People's Republic of Algeria", "Algery", "Al-Jumhuriyah al-", "People's Democratic Republic of Algeria", "الجمهورية الجزا�", "Ad-Dimuqratiyah ash-"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘Back to Bedlam’ was the debut album for which British singer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Blunt", "aliases": ["James bLUNT", "James blunt", "JAMES BLUNT", "Blunty", "James Blunt", "James Hillier Blount", "Blunt, James"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a dish of pickled herring fillets wrapped around an onion or gerkhin called\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rollmops", "aliases": ["Rollmop", "Roll mop", "German Sushi", "Rollmops"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had a top album in 1985 with Like A Virgin\nAnswer:", "answer": "Madonna", "aliases": ["Madonna", "Madonna (disambiguation)", "Madonna (album) (disambiguation)", "Madonna (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which bird is known in French as 'merle'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BLACKBIRD", "aliases": ["BLACKBIRD", "The Blackbird"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the brothel in The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chicken Ranch", "aliases": ["Chicken Ranch", "Chicken Ranch (disambiguation)", "The Chicken Ranch"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the surname of the Alice - the inspiration of Alice in Wonderland?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Liddell", "aliases": ["Lidell", "Liddell", "Lidel"]}
{"context": "Question: The love story of which writer is portrayed in the film Shadowlands?\nAnswer:", "answer": "C S Lewis", "aliases": ["C. S Lewis", "St. Clive", "N.W. Clerk", "C.s. louis", "C. S. (Clives Staples)", "Clives Staples Lewis", "Clive staples lewis", "N.W. Clark", "CS Lewis", "C.s. lewis", "C s lewis", "C.S Lewis", "Clive Staples Lewis", "Inner ring", "The Inner Ring", "N. W. Clerk", "C Lewis", "C.S.Lewis", "Saint Clive", "Clive S Lewis", "C S Lewis", "Cs lewis", "St Clive", "The Great Knock", "C. S. Lewis", "Clive S. Lewis", "C.S. Lewis"]}
{"context": "Question: The Lord Advocate is the chief law officer in which European country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Scotland", "aliases": ["The Scottish Nation", "Scotlander", "Scotland", "Northern Great Britain", "Scot Land", "Scottland", "Scotlanders", "Scotland, UK", "Scotland's", "Scottish nation", "North Great Britain", "Autonomous Province of Scotland", "Scottish Nation", "Communications in Scotland", "Maps of scotland", "North of Great Britain", "Scotia minor", "Auld Country", "Scotchland", "H-Alba", "SCOTLAND", "East coast of Scotland"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What organisation was founded in 1831 by James Winston, Samuel James Arnold, Samuel Beazley, Sir Andrew Francis Barnard, and Francis Mills to \"\"tend to the regeneration of the Drama\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Garrick Club", "aliases": ["The Garrick", "The Garrick Club", "Garrick Club"]}
{"context": "Question: Who created the cartoon character Hagar the Horrible?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dik Browne", "aliases": ["Dik Browne"]}
{"context": "Question: \"As whom did Andres Cornelius (\"\"Dries\"\") van Kujik become better known?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Colonel Tom Parker", "aliases": ["Colonel Parker", "%22Colonel%22 Tom Parker", "Andreas Cornelis van Kuijk", "Colonel Tom Parker", "Andreas Cornelius van Kuijk", "Andreas Cornelius Dries van Ku", "Dries van Kuijk", "Col. Tom Parker"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the former name of The Home Guard\nAnswer:", "answer": "Local Defence Volunteers", "aliases": ["Local Defence Volunteers", "Home Guard (United Kingdom)", "British Home Guard"]}
{"context": "Question: Who succeeded Brian Epstein as manager of The Beatles?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Allan Klein", "aliases": ["Allan Klein", "Allen Klein"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"Fawlty Towers\"\" was written by John Cleese and Connie Booth, who played main characters. Which character did Connie Booth play?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Polly", "aliases": ["Polly"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the largest country with a single time zone?\nAnswer:", "answer": "China", "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 Gu", "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 g", "中国", "Peoples republic of china", "P.R.China", "People's Republic or China", "Zhonghua Renmin Gonghegu", "China, the People's Republic of", "Nation of China", "People’s Republic of China", "China, PRC", "Zhōnghuá Rénmín", "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 gonghegu", "P.R. China", "Zhongguó", "中华人民共和国", "PRChina", "中華", "PR of China", "中華人民共和�", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: The American legal drama Shark ran from Sept 06 to May 08. Who starred in the title role, playing Sebastian Stark?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Woods", "aliases": ["James Woods filmography", "James woods", "James Woods (actor)", "James Woods"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the title song for the James Bond film From Russia With Love?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LIONEL BART", "aliases": ["Lionel Begleiter", "Lionel Bart", "LIONEL BART"]}
{"context": "Question: Who, the illegitimate son of a peasant girl, was educated in the studio of a Florentine painter, spent much of his early working life in the service of Ludovico il Moro in Milan, worked in Rome, Bologna and Venice, and spent his final years in France at the home given to him by King Franois I?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Leonardo da Vinci", "aliases": ["Leonard da Vinci", "Leonardo da Vinci's workshop", "Leonardo di Ser Piero da Vinci", "Da Vinci", "Leonardo de Vinci", "Leonardo daVinci", "Leonardo Da Vinci", "Leonardo Davinchi", "Da Vincian", "Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci", "Vinci, Leonardo di Ser Piero", "DaVinci", "Leonardo Davinci", "L. Da Vinci", "Caterina Buti del Vacca", "The Great Lenardo", "Leonardo da Vinci", "Leonardo De Vinci", "Leonardo DaVinci", "Leonardo da Vinci Notebooks", "Leonardo da Vinci (personal life)", "Léonard de Vinci", "Davinci", "Leonardo da Vinchi", "Léonardo Da Vinci", "LdV", "Leonardo da vinci", "Leonard de Vinci", "Leonardo Da Vinchi", "Leonardo Di Vinci", "Leo da vinci", "The Great Leonardo", "Leanardo da vinci", "Da vinci"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the atomic number of Helium?\nAnswer:", "answer": "2", "aliases": ["2", "two"]}
{"context": "Question: Jean Bastien-Thiry's assassination attempt on Charles de Gaulle in 1962 is the main inspiration behind what 1971 all-time great thriller?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsy", "aliases": ["The Day of the Jackal by Frederick Forsy"]}
{"context": "Question: On 31 May 2010, the President of which country announced his resignation after local politicians criticised comments he made in relation to overseas military deployments?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Germany", "aliases": ["United States of Germany", "Tyskland", "Nimska", "Bundesdeutsch", "Vokietija", "Deuchland", "Germny", "GermanY", "FR Germany", "Almanya", "Federal Republic of Germany", "Jermany", "Geramny", "Etymology of Germany", "Nemska", "Germany", "Niemcy", "GERMANY", "ISO 3166-1:DE", "Land der Dichter und Denker", "Federal Republic Of Germany", "F.R. Germany", "Deutschland", "Bundesrepublik Deutschland", "BR Deutschland", "Germanio", "Thyskaland", "GerMany", "Germeny", "Teutonica", "Deutchland", "Duitsland", "THyskaland", "Alemanha", "Němska", "Foederal Republic of Germany"]}
{"context": "Question: In music how many crotchets make up a semibreve?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FOUR", "aliases": ["FOUR (New Zealand TV Channel)", "FOUR (TV channel) NZ", "Four (New Zealand TV Channel)", "Four (New Zealand)", "FOUR (New Zealand TV channel)", "FOUR", "Four (New Zealand TV channel)", "FOURtv", "Four (TV Channel) NZ", "FOUR (New Zealand)"]}
{"context": "Question: Body on Tap brand shampoo contained what special ingredient?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Beer", "aliases": ["Brewing industry", "Imported beer", "Road soda", "Short beer", "Alcoholic beverage beer", "B33r", "High-gravity beer", "Brewski", "Beer bust", "Liquid bread", "Strongest beer", "Beer culture", "Raven Stout", "High gravity beer", "Beer and food matching", "Bheer", "Zythology", "Beer", "High gravity beers", "Oat soda", "Beer pairing", "Amber fluid", "🍺"]}
{"context": "Question: St Thomas's Abbey, Brno in the Czech Republic was the scene of whose path-breaking work from 1856 to 1863?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Gregor Mendel", "aliases": ["Mendel, Mendelism", "Greg Mendel", "Mendel, Gregor Johann", "Gregor Johann Mendel", "Father Mendel", "Mendelism Mendel", "G. J. Mendel", "Gregor J. Mendel", "Gregor Mendel", "Johann Mendel", "Mendel, johann", "Gregory mendel", "Gregor mendel"]}
{"context": "Question: Paul Newman's title character in the 1967 film Cool Hand Luke was imprisoned for decapitating what?, where he succcessfully accepted a challenge to eat 50 what?, respectively?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Parking meters and boiled eggs", "aliases": ["Parking meters and boiled eggs"]}
{"context": "Question: Meaning Fox in Spanish, what was the secret identity of Don Diego De La Vega?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Zorro", "aliases": ["Don Diego Vega", "Zorro (comics)", "Zorro, Don Diego de Vega", "Diego de la Vega", "Lady Rawhide", "Zorro", "Zorro Productions, Inc.", "Zorro Reborn", "Alejandro de la Vega", "Don Diego de la Vega", "Alejandro Murrieta"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the capital city of Tanzania until 1974?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAR-ES-SALAAM", "aliases": ["Dar e salaam", "Dar es Salaam", "Dar Es Salaam", "Dār as-Salām", "Dar-es-Salaam", "MZIZIMA", "Dar-es-salaam", "DAR-ES-SALAAM", "Dar Essalam", "Dar es Selam", "Dar al-Salaam", "Dar Es Salam", "Mikocheni", "Masaki, Tanzania", "Dar Es Salaam, Tanzania", "Dar-es Salaam", "Dar es Salam", "Dar es Salaam, Tanzania", "Mzizima", "Dar-Es-Salaam", "Dare-es-salaam", "دار السلام", "Dar es salaam", "Dar-es-Salam"]}
{"context": "Question: Which kiddies story book character is called Oui Oui in France?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Noddy", "aliases": ["Noddy", "Noddy (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Most of the world's caviar comes from where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Caspian Sea", "aliases": ["Apsheron Threshold", "Daryā-i Māzandar", "Hazar deňizi", "Mazandaran Sea", "Sea of Baku", "Caspian Sea", "Caspian Sea Region", "Mazandaran sea", "Sea of Caspia", "Khvaliskoye", "Caspian Ocean", "Caspian Lake", "Caspian sea", "Caspian area", "Caspian region", "Hyrcanian Ocean", "Daryā-i Xazar", "Mazanderan Sea", "Apsheron Sill", "Hyrcanian Sea", "Kaspiyskoye more", "Kaspiy teñizi", "Caspian seas", "Caspian Sea basin", "The Caspian Sea"]}
{"context": "Question: Which ex Prime Minister died at his home in Hawarden in 1898?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GLADSTONE", "aliases": ["Gladstone", "Gladstone (disambiguation)", "Gladstone's", "Mr Gladstone", "GLADSTONE"]}
{"context": "Question: A swanee whistle was used to provide the voices of whom, in an animated tv series?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The CLANGERS", "aliases": ["The Soup Dragon", "Clangers", "Iron Chicken", "The Iron Chicken", "Soup Dragon", "The CLANGERS", "The Clangers"]}
{"context": "Question: Which expression is associated with the sinking of the HMS Birkenhead at Gansbaai near Cape Town, South Africa, in Febuary 1852?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Women and children first", "aliases": ["Women and Children", "%22Women and children first%22", "Woman and children first", "Birkenhead drill", "Women and children first", "Children and women", "Women and children first (saying)", "Women and children first (protocol)", "Birkenhead tradition", "Women and children", "Birkenhead protocol"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the female that politician John Profumo had an affair with which ended his political career in 1963?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHRISTINE KEELER", "aliases": ["CHRISTINE KEELER", "Chris Keeler", "Christine Keeler"]}
{"context": "Question: For a point each, name the 3 countries surrounding Djibouti\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia", "aliases": ["Eritrea, Ethiopia, and Somalia"]}
{"context": "Question: Which female singer was born on exactly the same day as impressionist Rich Little?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tina Turner", "aliases": ["Anna Bullock", "Tina Turner's", "Tina Turner", "Tina tuner", "Tina turner", "Tinna turner", "Annie Mae Bullock", "Anna Mae Bullock"]}
{"context": "Question: Known as the 'Phoenix Park Murders', the assassination of Lord Frederick Cavendish and Thomas Henry Burke in 1882 occurred in which city?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DUBLIN", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:IEDUB", "Dublin city center", "City Centre, Dublin", "Dublin, Ireland", "BÁC", "Baile Atha Cliath", "Baile átha Cliath", "Dublin City Center", "Central Dublin", "Dublin Culture", "Dublin (Ireland)", "The weather in Dublin", "Dubh Linn", "Dublin", "Dublin City, Ireland", "Dublin City Centre", "Capital of Republic of Ireland", "Dublin city centre", "Capital of Ireland", "City Center, Dublin", "Europe/Dublin", "Dyflin", "City of Dublin", "Visitor Information for Dublin, Ireland", "DUBLIN", "Capital of the Republic of Ireland", "Dublin, County Dublin", "Dublín", "West Dublin", "Dublin (city)", "Dublin, Republic of Ireland", "Baile Átha Cliath"]}
{"context": "Question: Who beat Tim Henman in his first Wimbledon singles semifinal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pete Sampras", "aliases": ["Sampras", "Sampras, Pete", "Pete Sampras", "Peter Sampras", "Petros %22Pete%22 Sampr"]}
{"context": "Question: Which statesman was known as the Iron Chancellor?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Otto Van Bismark", "aliases": ["Count von Bismarck-Schoen", "Iron Chancellor (disambiguation)", "Otto van Bismark", "Otto Von Bismarck", "Prince Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismar", "Otto von Bismark", "Otto von bismarck", "Accident Insurance Bill of 1884", "Otto vanBismark", "Otto Eduard Leopold, Furst von", "Otto von Blotto", "Bismarckian", "Otto Fürst von Bismarck", "Otto Van Bismark", "Otto van Bismarck", "Otto Eduard Leopold Bismarck", "Otto Von Bismark", "Otto Fuerst von Bismarck", "Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismar", "Economy of Germany under Bismarck", "Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismar", "Otto Eduard Leopold, Fuerst", "Count Otto von Bismarck", "Health Insurance Bill of 1883", "Iron Chancellor", "Otto Furst von Bismarck", "Otto Bismarck", "Prince Bismarck", "Kaizer Bismark", "Otto Eduard Leopold Von, Prince B", "Kaiser Bismark", "Otto of Bismarck", "Old Age and Disability Insurance Bill of 1889", "Otto Eduard Leopold von Bismar", "Von Bismarck", "Prince Otto Edward Leopold von Bismarck", "Otto Eduard Leopold, Fürst", "The Iron Chancellor", "Otto von Bismarck", "Otto Van Bismarck", "Von bismark"]}
{"context": "Question: Who has recently overtaken Brian O'Driscoll to become Ireland's most capped player?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RONAN O'GARA", "aliases": ["RONAN O'GARA", "O'Gara", "Ronan O'Gara", "Ronan O’Gara"]}
{"context": "Question: What dark brown food paste is the Australian version of Marmite in this country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VEGEMITE", "aliases": ["New Vegemite", "VEGEMITE", "ISnack", "Vegemite", "Vegimite", "Parwill", "ISnack 2.0", "Vegamite"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the presenter of the TV series The School of Hard Sums?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DARA O'BRIAIN", "aliases": ["Dara Ó Briain", "Dara O Briain", "Dara O'Briain", "Craic Dealer", "Dara O'Brien", "Dara o Brian", "Dara o briain", "Daire O'Briain", "DARA O'BRIAIN"]}
{"context": "Question: Blind Hughie, Sebastapol, All Fives and Block are all forms of which popular game?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DOMINOES", "aliases": ["Billy Ward and His Dominoes", "Billy Ward and his Dominoes", "Billy ward and his dominoes", "Billy Ward and the Dominoes", "Billy Ward & the Dominoes", "Billy Ward and The Dominoes", "King Size Taylor", "Billy Ward & The Dominoes", "Billy Ward (singer)", "DOMINOES", "The Dominoes"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Scottish engineer gave the first public demonstration of TV?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(John Logie) BAIRD", "aliases": ["John L. Baird", "(John Logie) BAIRD", "Electromechanical TV", "Electromechanical tv", "Baird Television Ltd.", "John Logie Baird Ltd", "Logie Baird", "John Logie Baird Centre", "John Logie Baird"]}
{"context": "Question: By what name is the tree Fraxinus excelsior more commonly known ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ASH", "aliases": ["ASH (disambiguation)", "ASH"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actor played Chandler Bing in “Friends” ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mathew Perry", "aliases": ["Mathew Perry", "Matt Perry", "Perry, Matthew", "Matthew Perry (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the spiritual leader of a community of Zen Buddhist monks?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Roshi", "aliases": ["Roshi (disambiguation)", "Roshi"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the surname of the father and son who rode Grand National winners, L'Escargot in 1975 and Bobbyjo in 1999?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Carberry", "aliases": ["Carberry", "Carberry (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which type of hat takes its name from an 1894 novel by George Du Maurier where the title character has the surname O'Ferrall ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TRILBY", "aliases": ["Trilby", "TRILBY", "Trilby Hat", "Trilby (hat)", "Trilby hat"]}
{"context": "Question: Which entertainer was known as ' The Brazilian Bombshell ' ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CARMEN MIRANDA", "aliases": ["Carmen Miranda", "CARMEN MIRANDA", "Maria do Carmo Miranda da Cunha", "Maria de Carmo Miranda de Cunha", "Maria Do Carmo Miranda Da Cuhna", "David Alfred Sebastian"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the medical term for high blood pressure?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hypertension", "aliases": ["Hypertensive diseases", "Hypertensive disorders", "Laboratory tests for hypertension", "Accelerated hypertension", "Prognosis of hypertension", "Symptoms of hypertension", "Elevated blood-pressure", "Diagnosis of hypertension", "Hypertention", "Residual hypertension", "Raised blood pressure", "Hypertensive disorder", "Hypertension", "Rebound hypertension", "Signs and symptoms of hypertension", "Prevention of hypertension", "Hypertensive disease", "Refractory hypertension", "Adrenal hypertension", "Economics of hypertension", "Elevated blood pressure", "Hyper tension", "Increased blood pressure", "Classification of hypertension", "Signs of hypertension", "Arterial hypertension", "Causes of hypertension", "High blood pressure", "Chronic hypertension", "High blood", "Hypertensive", "Hyperpiesia", "Hyperpieses", "High BP", "Awareness of hypertension", "Epidemiology of hypertension", "High Blood Pressure"]}
{"context": "Question: What nationality was Marie Curie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Polish - born Marie Salomea Skl", "aliases": ["Polish - born Marie Salomea Skl"]}
{"context": "Question: The New Zealand government proposes to create a 620,000 sq km Ocean Sanctuary in 2016 round what island or islands?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Kermadecs", "aliases": ["The Kermadecs"]}
{"context": "Question: The winner of the Academy Award for Best Foreign Film 1987, Babette's Feast, was set in, and filmed by, what country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Denmark", "aliases": ["Eastern Denmark", "Kingdom of denmark", "Denmarke", "Subdivisions of Denmark", "Kongeriget Danmark", "Mainland Denmark", "Danmoerk", "Denmark proper", "Danimarca", "ISO 3166-1:DK", "Denmark", "Dänemark", "Danska", "Denmarc", "KingdomOfDenmark", "DENMARK", "Kingdom of Denmark", "Denemarke", "Administrative divisions of denmark", "Danish kingdom", "Danemark", "Daenemark", "Media in Denmark", "Danmörk", "DenmarK", "Danmork", "Administrative divisions of Denmark", "Media of Denmark", "Danish Kingdom", "Dinamarca"]}
{"context": "Question: The first synthetic organic chemical dye, mauveine, was discovered in 1856 as a byproduct of the search for the synthetic form of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Quinine", "aliases": ["Chinin", "Quinine", "Chinine", "Kinine", "Qualaquin", "Coco-Quinine", "Aflukin", "Quinnine", "Quinine powder", "ATC code P01BC01", "Legatrin"]}
{"context": "Question: In the 1965 film ‘Those Magnificent Men in Their Flying Machines’, how much is the prize money, in pounds sterling, for the fastest flight from London to Paris?\nAnswer:", "answer": "10,000", "aliases": ["10,000", "10000", "ten thousand"]}
{"context": "Question: \"From which language do we get the word \"\"dungarees\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hindi", "aliases": ["Hindi langauge", "Hindi (language)", "Hindi:", "High Hindi", "Hindi language", "Hindi", "Hindhi", "Manaka hindi", "Literary Hindi", "Manak Hindi", "Hindi Language", "मानक हिन्दी", "ISO 639:hin", "Hindi version", "Shuddha Hindi", "Standard Hindi", "Rashtrabhasha", "Modern Hindi", "Manak hindi", "हिंदी", "Hindī", "Hindee", "हिन्दी", "Hindi-language", "Hindi proper", "Proper hindi", "Nagari Hindi", "ISO 639:hi", "Modern Standard Hindi"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the world's third largest desert?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Gobi Desert", "aliases": ["The Gobi Desert", "戈壁", "Shāmò", "Ecoregion PA1314", "Ala Shan Desert", "Gobi", "Desert of the Gobi", "Eastern Gobi desert steppe", "Gobi desert", "Desertification in the Gobi Desert", "Desert Gobi", "沙漠", "Gēbì", "Gebi Desert", "Gobi Desert", "Говь", "The Gobi", "Goby Desert"]}
{"context": "Question: Name the year - Norfolk farmer Tony Martin shootsand kills a 16 year old burglar in his farmhouse, UK fuel protesters almost bring the country to a standstill and Paula Yates and Robin Day both sadly die ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "2000", "aliases": ["2000", "two thousand"]}
{"context": "Question: Which U.S. president was born Leslie Lynch King Jr.?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Gerald) Ford", "aliases": ["President Gerald R. Ford", "Gerald R. Ford Jr.", "Assassination attempts on Gerald Ford", "Leslie Lynch King Jr.", "Leslie L King", "Leslie King, Jr.", "Ford administration", "Gerald R Ford", "Leslie Lynch King, Jr", "(Gerald) Ford", "Birth and life of Gerald Ford", "Leslie Lynch King", "Presidency of Gerald Ford administration", "Gerald fod", "Vice President Ford", "Nixon pardon", "Ford Administration", "Presidency of Gerald R. Ford", "Jerry Ford", "U.S. President Gerald Ford", "Gerald Rudolph Ford", "Gerald R. Ford", "Presidency of Gerald Ford", "Gerald ford", "Gerald R. Ford, Jr", "Gerald Rudolph Ford Jr.", "Presidency of gerald ford", "Gerald Rudolph, Jr. Ford", "President Gerald Ford", "Gerald Ford, Jr.", "Gerald R. Ford, Jr.", "Gerry Ford", "Leslie Lynch King Jr", "Gerald Ford", "Leslie L. King", "Leslie Lynch King, Jr.", "38th President of the United States", "Leslie King, Jr", "President Ford", "Gerald Rudolph Ford, Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: Which country joined the G7 government forum which then became the G8 in 1997?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Russia", "aliases": ["Russia (1991-1993)", "Оросын Холбоон", "Etymology of Russia", "The Russian federation", "Рәсәй", "ISO 3166-1:RU", "Russia (1990-1993)", "Ресей", "Novaya russia", "Росси́я", "Раҫҫей", "Российская Федера", "Poccnr", "Росія", "Ородой Холбоон", "России", "The Russian Federation", "Russsia", "Russian (citizen)", "Росси́йская Ф", "Урысей", "Арассыыйа", "Rossiyskaya Federatsiya", "Оьрсийн Федер", "Russian-born", "Аьрасат", "Russia (Federation)", "POCCNR", "Northern Russia", "Federation of Russia", "Russia (country)", "Рочму", "Ресей Федерацияс", "Venaja", "Русия", "Урыстәыла", "Resey", "Россия", "Wildlife of Russia", "The Country Russia", "Уæрæсе", "Venaejae", "Russian federation", "Russie", "Russia", "Rossijskaja Federatsija", "RUSSIA", "Ryssland", "Russian Federation", "Russiya", "Русија", "RusSia", "Орсин Ниицән", "Russland", "Рузмастор", "RussiA"]}
{"context": "Question: Which TV programme's 'experts' include Francis Prior and Phil Harding?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Time Team", "aliases": ["Timeteam", "The Time Team Big Dig", "Time Team"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of a shoe that is traditionally made of wood?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Clog", "aliases": ["Clog (shoe)", "Clogs", "Wooden shoe", "Clog", "Cloggs", "Wooden shoes", "Takunya"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which boxer famously said,\"\" If I can't beat this bum take my name off the record books?\"\"\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rocky Marciano", "aliases": ["Rocco Marchegiano", "Rocky Marciano", "The Brockton Blockbuster", "Brockton Bomber", "Marciano, Rocky", "Rocco francis marchegiano", "The Brockton Bomber", "Brockton Blockbuster", "Rocco Francis Marchegiano"]}
{"context": "Question: In a car, what can be an 'SU', a 'Weber', or a 'Zenith'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CARBURETTOR", "aliases": ["Four barrel carburetor", "Carburetters", "Heated-surface carburetor", "CARBURETTOR", "Carburator", "Gasoline carburettor", "Fuel vapors", "Carburetors", "Variable venturi carburetor", "Carburretor", "Carbie", "Diaphragm carburetor", "Carburetor", "Carburettors", "Carburators", "Mixture control", "Vaporizer (internal combustion engine)", "Surface carburetor", "Carbureted", "Carburettor", "Carburation", "Carbereuter", "Carburetter", "Carburated", "Carburetion", "Carberator", "Dual quads", "Carborator"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Jersey-born actor played Superman in Man of Steel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Henry Cavill", "aliases": ["Henry Cavill", "Henry William Dalgliesh Cavill"]}
{"context": "Question: Which river originates in the Taurus Mountains, and flows through Syria and Iraq?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Euphrates", "aliases": ["Euphrátēs", "Froṯ", "River Euphrates", "Yeṗrat", "Fırat River", "פרת", "ܦܪܬ", "Nahr ul-Furāt", "Եփրատ", "Euphrates river", "Eufrat", "الفرات", "Prāṯ", "Firat River", "The Euphrates River", "Euphrates River", "The Euphrates", "Ευφράτης", "Pu-rat-tu", "Euphrates R.", "نهر الفرات", "Euphrates", "Euprates", "Euphrat", "Euphratean"]}
{"context": "Question: On Red Nose Day 2001 who won Celebrity Big Brother?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jack Dee", "aliases": ["Dee, Jack", "Jack Dee's Sunday Service", "Jack Dee's Saturday Night", "James Andrew Innes %22Jack%22 Dee", "Jack Dee", "James Andrew Innes Dee"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the Vice-President for George W Bush?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dick Cheyney", "aliases": ["Dick chenny", "Dick cheyney", "Richard Cheney", "Dick Cheney", "Richard B. Cheney", "Dicky Chaney", "Dick Chaney", "Richard Bruce %22Dick%22 Cheney", "Vice-President Cheney", "Dick Cheny", "Dick Cheyney", "Robert B. Cheney", "Bush cheney", "Vice President Dick Cheney", "Richard Bruce Cheney", "Dick Chenney", "Vice President Richard Bruce Cheney", "Vice President Cheney", "Richard %22Dick%22 Cheney", "Dick cheney", "Richard (Dick) Cheney"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology, which race of giants had a single eye in the middle of their foreheads?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CYCLOPS", "aliases": ["Cyclops (film)", "CYCLOPS", "Cyclops (disambiguation)", "The Cyclops"]}
{"context": "Question: The Treaty of Fontainebleau, signed on 11 April 1814 by representatives of France, Austria, Hungary, Bohemia, Russia, and Prussia, had a marked effect on the personal life of whom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Napoleon Bonaparte", "aliases": ["Napoleon Buonaparte", "Napolean bonapart", "Bonaparte", "Napoleonist", "Napoleon Boneparte", "Le petit caporal", "Napoleaon", "Napolen's coup", "Napoleone Bonaparte", "Age of Napoleon", "Napoléon Buonaparte", "Napoleón", "Emperor Napoleon", "Napoleon the Great", "Napoleon I of France", "Napoleon I of France bibliography", "Napoléon", "Napolean Bonapart", "Napoléon I, Emperor of the", "Napolean Bonaparte", "Napoleon Bonapart", "Napeoleon", "Napolean bonarparte", "Emperor Napoleon I", "Napolean", "Napoleon Bonaparte", "Napoloen", "Emperor of France Napoleon I", "Napoleon I Bonaparte", "Napoleone Buonaparte", "Napoleon bonaparte", "Napolian", "Napoléon Bonaparte", "Napoleon's", "Napoleonic", "Napoleon I, Emperor of the French", "Jupiter Scapin", "Nepolian", "Napoleon I of the French", "Little Corporal", "Napoleon I of Italy", "Napoleon bonepart", "Napoléon I", "Armed Soldier of Democracy", "Napoleon I the Great of the French", "Napoleon i of france", "Napoleon i of france bibliography", "Napoléon I of France", "Napoleon's height", "Napoleon Ier", "Napoleon I", "General Bonaparte", "Napoleone di Buonaparte", "Napoleón Bonaparte", "Général Bonaparte", "Jean d'Epee", "Napoleon", "Napoleon I of the French bibliography", "Napoleon Emperor of France", "Boneparte", "Napoleon of France", "Napoléon Ier", "Napoléon I Bonaparte"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1812 Fire of Moscow, on 14 September 14 1812, broke out after most residents and Russian troops had abandoned the city, and whose troops had entered it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Napoleon", "aliases": ["Napoleon Buonaparte", "Napolean bonapart", "Bonaparte", "Napoleonist", "Napoleon Boneparte", "Le petit caporal", "Napoleaon", "Napolen's coup", "Napoleone Bonaparte", "Age of Napoleon", "Napoléon Buonaparte", "Napoleón", "Emperor Napoleon", "Napoleon the Great", "Napoleon I of France", "Napoleon I of France bibliography", "Napoléon", "Napolean Bonapart", "Napoléon I, Emperor of the", "Napolean Bonaparte", "Napoleon Bonapart", "Napeoleon", "Napolean bonarparte", "Emperor Napoleon I", "Napolean", "Napoleon Bonaparte", "Napoloen", "Emperor of France Napoleon I", "Napoleon I Bonaparte", "Napoleone Buonaparte", "Napoleon bonaparte", "Napolian", "Napoléon Bonaparte", "Napoleon's", "Napoleonic", "Napoleon I, Emperor of the French", "Jupiter Scapin", "Nepolian", "Napoleon I of the French", "Little Corporal", "Napoleon I of Italy", "Napoleon bonepart", "Napoléon I", "Armed Soldier of Democracy", "Napoleon I the Great of the French", "Napoleon i of france", "Napoleon i of france bibliography", "Napoléon I of France", "Napoleon's height", "Napoleon Ier", "Napoleon I", "General Bonaparte", "Napoleone di Buonaparte", "Napoleón Bonaparte", "Général Bonaparte", "Jean d'Epee", "Napoleon", "Napoleon I of the French bibliography", "Napoleon Emperor of France", "Boneparte", "Napoleon of France", "Napoléon Ier", "Napoléon I Bonaparte"]}
{"context": "Question: The town of Budge Budge is in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "India", "aliases": ["ഭാരത മ", "هندستانڀارت،", "भारतीय ग�", "Bhārtiya Prajāsattā", "Indian Republic", "ভারতরাষ", "Indian republic", "ಭಾರತ ಗ", "Union of India", "இந்தியக", "भारतीय प्र", "India (country)", "ISO 3166-1:IN", "Indea", "Etymology of India", "ভারত গণ", "Republic Of India", "INDIA", "ભારતી�", "ভারত", "Republic of India", "Les Indes", "Bhārat Gaṇarāj", "جمہوٗرِ", "भारतमहारा", "Indya", "Bharat Ganrajya", "جمہوریہ ب�", "இந்திய", "ଭାରତ �", "भारत गणर", "Republic of india", "जुम्हूरि", "Hindio", "The Republic of India", "భారత గ", "India's", "Hindistan", "ਭਾਰਤ �", "Bhart", "India", "భారత ర", "India.", "ভাৰত গ�", "Indian State", "ISO 3166-1 alpha-3/IND", "ভারতীয"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous cowboy was created by George W. Trendle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Lone Ranger", "aliases": ["Lone Ranger (comics)", "The Lone Ranger (film project)", "The Lone Ranger", "Lone Ranger", "Hi-yo, Silver, away!", "Silver (horse)"]}
{"context": "Question: Edward Elgar was appointed Master of the King’s Musick to which monarch?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GEORGE V", "aliases": ["George V of Great Britain and Ireland", "George V of Great Britain", "Cultural depictions of George V of the United", "George V of Scotland", "King George V of the United Kingdom", "King George V of Great Britain", "George Frederick Ernest Albert", "George V of the United Kingdom", "George V", "George the Fifth", "George v of the united kingdom", "King George V", "George V of the UK", "GEORGE V", "George 5", "George V, Emperor", "King George the Fifth", "George V of Britain", "George V, King of Great Britain", "King George V of England", "King George V's Silver Jubilee", "George V of England", "Duke of Cornwall and York", "George V, Emperor of India", "Coronation of King George V"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the title of William Shakespeare’s shortest play?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Comedy of Errors", "aliases": ["The Comedie of Errors", "The Comedy of Errors", "The Comedy Of Errors", "Angelo (The Comedy of Errors)", "Aegeon", "A Comedy of Errors", "Comedy of Errors", "Comedy Of Errors", "Dromio", "Comedy of Errors (play)", "The Comedie of Errors."]}
{"context": "Question: Which much-loved actor won the Best Actor Oscar for The Philadelphia Story?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Stewart", "aliases": ["James Stewart (actor)", "Jimmy Stuart", "James stewart (actor)", "Jimmy Stewart", "James Stewart", "Jimmy stewart", "Stewart, James"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the sweet clear liquid by-product from soap manufacture, used in laxatives, explosives and antifreeze?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Glycerine", "aliases": ["C3H8O3", "Glycerine", "Glycerols", "Glycide", "Pure glycerin", "Glyceryl", "Miniderm", "C3H5(OH)3", "Propane-1,2,3-tri", "Glycerin", "Glyceritol", "Glycerol", "Vegetable glycerine", "ATC code A06AG04", "Free glycerine", "E422", "Glycrin", "ATCvet code QA06AG04", "Pharmaglycerin", "1,2,3-trihydroxypropane", "ATCvet code QA06AX01", "ATC code A06AX01", "Glicerin", "Glycyl alcohol", "1,2,3-propanetri", "ATCvet code QA16QA03", "Trihydroxypropane", "Propan-1,2,3-tri", "Vegetable Glycerine", "Propanetriol"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"Torchwood\"\" was a spin-off of what popular TV show?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Doctor Who", "aliases": ["Dr Who", "Doctor Who Legacy", "Anna Zhou", "Nightmare child", "Doctor Who New Series", "Doc. Who", "Dr.Who", "Doctor Who", "The Doctor and Rose", "The Doctor (nickname)", "DoctorWho", "Dr who", "Doc Who", "Doctor Who%3F", "Doctor Who: Legacy", "Doctor Who classic series", "Who doctor", "Doc who characters", "Doctor Who series", "Doctor Who – The New Series", "Doctorwho", "Dr w", "Doctor Roo", "Docter Who", "Dr. Who Novels", "Brian Minchin", "Drwho", "Dr. Who", "Dr Who%3F", "Doctor Who new series", "Class (2016 TV series)", "New Who", "Doctor Who Glossary of Terms and Names", "Dr. Who Books", "DrWho", "Doctor who characters", "Doctor Who - The New Series", "Doctor Who (new series)", "Doctor who", "The doctor and Rose", "Archangel Network", "The Child (Doctor Who audio)", "Doctor Who (TV series)"]}
{"context": "Question: A popular 1960s TV cowboy series, what is a cutaneous covering that has not been tanned?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rawhide", "aliases": ["Raw-hide", "Rawhide", "Raw hide", "Rawhide (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Benina international airport is in which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Libya", "aliases": ["Free Democratic Libya", "LIBYA", "Islamic Republic of Libya", "Libya (National Transitional Council)", "Republic of Libya", "Libya", "State of Libya", "Libyan Republic (2011)", "Libyan Republic", "ⵍⵉⴱ�", "ليبيا", "Libiyah", "LBY", "Etymology of Libya", "Al-Jamahiriya al-%60Arab", "Largest cities in Libya", "Lībiyā", "Lybya", "Free Libya", "Libiya", "ISO 3166-1:LY"]}
{"context": "Question: Malt whisky is made by distilling which grain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BARLEY", "aliases": ["Hordeum sativum", "Pot barley", "Six-row", "Glutinous barley", "Mansury", "Two Row", "Betzes", "Feed barley", "Barley", "Tregal", "Pearled barley", "Vrs1", "Azure (barley)", "Hordeum vulgare", "Plumage Archer", "Two row", "Two-row barley", "Spring barley", "Barley Grass", "Common barley", "BARLEY", "Winter barley", "Sanalta", "Four row", "Six-row barley", "Barley grass", "Common Barley", "Fall barley", "Bære", "Manscheuri", "Four-row", "4row", "Orzo (cereal)", "Hordeum hexastichum", "Two row barley", "Scotch barley", "Baere", "Wisconsin 38", "Chalbori", "Hordeum vulgare subsp. vul", "Morex", "2row", "6row", "Six row", "H. vulgare", "Golden Promise", "Sticky barley", "Two-row", "Malting barley"]}
{"context": "Question: What physics term refers to the largely prohibited selling method by which customers are said to have agreed to buy something unless they refuse unsolicited goods or services?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Inertia", "aliases": ["Principle of inertia", "Inertia", "The history of law of inertia", "Galileo principle", "Principle of inertia (physics)", "Types of Inertia", "Galileo's principle", "Inertia of rest", "Galileo's Principle", "Inertias"]}
{"context": "Question: In which northern English city will you find the Royal Armouries Museum?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LEEDS", "aliases": ["Leeds, UK", "St Margaret's Primary School, Horsforth", "ST Margarets Primary School", "St Margarets Primary School", "St margarets school", "City of leeds transport area", "The weather in Leeds", "Leeds, Yorkshire", "Knightsbridge of the North", "Shakespeare Primary School", "Higher Education in Leeds", "Leeds, England", "Leeds, West Yorkshire", "Leeds", "Leodis", "LEEDS", "Leeds – Bradford, UK", "Leodensian", "UN/LOCODE:GBLBA"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the Bible, who was renamed Israel because he wrestled with God?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JACOB", "aliases": ["Yaʿaqov", "Yaʿqob", "Yaakov", "Yaʿăqōḇ", "Yacov", "Yaakov Avinu", "Ya'kov", "Yaacob", "Yaʿakov", "Yaaqov", "Jacob", "Sons of Jacob", "Ya'akov", "יַעֲקֹב", "Yaaqobh", "Israel (Bible)", "Ya'aqov", "Ya'aqobh", "Ille qui nos omnes servabit", "Ya’akov", "Ya'qob", "يعقوب", "Yakuv", "Prophet Jacob", "Jacob (Bible)", "JACOB", "Yacob", "Yakuf"]}
{"context": "Question: Which river enters the North Sea at Whitby in North Yorkshire?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RIVER ESK", "aliases": ["Esk River", "River Esk, Angus", "Esk River (disambiguation)", "River Esk (disambiguation)", "River Esk", "RIVER ESK"]}
{"context": "Question: A lodestone or loadstone is a piece of the mineral magnetite which has what property?\nAnswer:", "answer": "It is naturally magnetised", "aliases": ["It is naturally magnetised"]}
{"context": "Question: In a poll conducted in the early 1970's who was voted the most hated man in history\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adolf Hitler", "aliases": ["Hitlerian", "Adolph Schicklgruber", "HitlerAdolf", "Hitler's medical health", "Adolf Hitle", "Hitlar", "Adolph Hiedler", "Adolf Hiedler", "Adolph Hittler", "Day of Potsdam", "Adolpf Hitler", "Adolf Hister", "Adolf Hitlier", "Adolph Hitler's health", "Hitler's health", "Hitlers", "Aldof Hilter", "HITLER", "Hitler, Adolph", "History of Adolf Hitler", "Hitler,Adolph", "Adolph Hiter", "Adolf Hittler", "Herr Hitler", "Hitler,Adolf", "Adolf Schicklegruber", "Adolf hitler", "Adlof hitler", "Adolph Schickelgruber", "Hitler Adolf", "Hitlers medical health", "HitlerAdolph", "Adolph Schicklegruber", "Adolf Hiler", "Adolf Hitler's medical condition", "Hittler", "Adolf Schickelgruber", "Adolf Hitler", "Hitler's", "Hitler, adolf", "Nazi leader", "Hitler, Adolf", "Herr Wolf", "Adolph Hitler's medical health", "Adolph Hitler", "Adolf Hitler's health", "Adolf Schicklgruber", "AdolphHitler", "Adolf Hilter", "Health of Adolf Hitler", "Adolf Hitler's medical health", "Hitler Adolph", "AdolfHitler", "Adolf HItler", "Hitlet", "Hitler adolf", "Adoff Hitler", "Adolfus Hitler", "Hitler", "Adolph hitler"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is given to the road junction in North Yorkshire, where the Al meets the A66?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SCOTCH CORNER", "aliases": ["SCOTCH CORNER", "Scotch Corner", "Scotch Corner services"]}
{"context": "Question: Which river meets the Rhine at the 'German Comer'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MOSELLE", "aliases": ["Mozel", "Mosella", "MOSELLE", "Moselle", "Mosela", "Mozela", "River Moselle", "Musel", "Moezel", "Moselle river", "Moselle River", "Musel River", "Moselle River (France, Luxembourg,", "River Mosel", "The Moselle", "Moselle (river)", "Mosel River", "Mosel river"]}
{"context": "Question: The word Tet in the Tet Offensive (N Vietnam/Viet Cong against S Vietnam/US forces on 30 Jan 1968) referred to the national?\nAnswer:", "answer": "New Year", "aliases": ["New-year", "Annunciation style dating", "New Year", "Annunciation Style dating", "Annunciation style", "Annunciation Style", "Turn of the year", "New Year Festival", "New Year's", "New Years", "New year"]}
{"context": "Question: Who produces the `Agila' car model?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VAUXHALL", "aliases": ["Renault Trafic Passenger", "Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro", "Chevrolet Trafic", "Vauxhall vivaro", "Renault Trafic", "Opel/Vauxhall Vivaro Tour", "VAUXHALL", "General Motors Vivaro", "Nissan Primastar", "The Vauxhall", "Vauxhall Vivaro", "Opel Vivaro", "Vauxhall Arena", "Opel Arena"]}
{"context": "Question: What country had a famine that killed over 400,000?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ethiopia", "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", "ʾĪtyōṗṗ", "Ethiopian", "Ethiopioa", "Name of Ethiopia", "FDRE", "Etymology of Ethiopia", "Federal Republic of Ethiopia", "ኢትዮ�"]}
{"context": "Question: What country connected the ironically named Bushehr plant, the first nuclear power station in the Middle East, to its national grid in Sep 2011?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Iran", "aliases": ["Irān", "Historical names of Iran", "Persia (Iran)", "Iran (Islamic Republic of)", "Iran, Islamic Republic of", "ISO 3166-1:IR", "Shi'ite Republic of Iran", "Jomhūrī-ye Esl", "Iran blockade", "Iran consumption expenditure", "IRan", "Naval blockade of iran", "The Islamic Republic of Iran", "Jomhuri Ye Islami Ye Iran", "Irãn", "جمهوری اسلامی", "Irán", "Historical Names of Iran", "Iran (Persia)", "Iranian Republic", "La Perse", "Islamic Republic of Persia", "إيران", "ایران", "Islamic State of Iran", "Irañ", "IRAN", "Irân", "Jomhuri-ye Eslami-", "جمهوری اسلامی", "I.R. of Iran", "PERSIA", "Islamic republic of Iran", "IR of Iran", "Persia", "Iran", "What language do they speak in Persia%3", "Persian State of Iran", "Shia Republic of Iran", "I.R.Iran", "Jomhuri-ye Eslāmi", "IR Iran", "Persian Region", "I.R. Iran", "Islamic Republic of Iran", "Republic of Iran", "Islamic Iran", "Islamic Govermnet of Iran"]}
{"context": "Question: Paul McCartney and Heather Mills became parents together, Michael Howard became leader of the Conservative Party and Saddam Hussein was captured. Which year?\nAnswer:", "answer": "2003", "aliases": ["2003", "two thousand and three"]}
{"context": "Question: Which is the smallest of the Great Lakes in area?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ONTARIO", "aliases": ["Ontario (canada)", "Ontario", "Ontario Canada", "ON, Canada", "Canada Ontario", "Ontairo", "ONTARIO", "Ontarian", "Climate of Ontario", "Ontario, Canada", "Province of Ontario", "CA-ON", "Ontario (Canada)"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year did Margaret Thatcher become British Prime Minister?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1979", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and seventy-nine", "1979"]}
{"context": "Question: Who conceived the effective communication theory 'Three Modes of Persuasion' (comprising Logos, Ethos and Pathos)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aristotle", "aliases": ["Αριστοτέλης", "Philosophy of Aristotle", "Aristotelis", "MrAristotle", "Aristutalis", "Aristole", "Artistotle", "Aristotole", "Aristotel", "Aristotle's", "The Stagirite", "Aristotles", "Aristotles theories", "Artisole", "The Stagyrite", "Stagirite", "Arystoteles", "It is the mark of", "Aristotele", "Aristotelo", "Aristoteles", "Aristotle of Stagira", "Aristotle", "Aristotelean philosophy"]}
{"context": "Question: Apart from an Atlantic coastline, what country is surrounded by Senegal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "THE GAMBIA", "aliases": ["The Gambia", "Health in the Gambia", "Sport in the Gambia", "The Republic of The Gambia", "Country GMB", "Gambian language", "Smiling Coast", "Divisions of The Gambia", "Republic of Gambia", "Sport in The Gambia", "Divisions of Gambia", "Republic of the Gambia", "Gambia", "Health care in the Gambia", "Gambia (country)", "Gambia (The)", "Crown Colony of the Gambia", "Republic of The Gambia", "THE GAMBIA", "Gambia, The", "ISO 3166-1:GM", "The republic of gambia", "The republic of the gambia", "Divisions of the gambia", "Culture of the Gambia"]}
{"context": "Question: Which animal has the varieties Arctic, Bat-Eared and Fennec?\nAnswer:", "answer": "FOX", "aliases": ["Fox (network)", "Fox schedule", "FOX TV", "Fox (TV network)", "Fox (TV channel)", "Fox Network", "Fox (television)", "FOX television", "Fox Television Network", "FOX (TV)", "Fox Broadcasting Company", "MyFoxDetroit.com", "F O X", "FOX Television", "F. O. X.", "Fox television network", "Fox TV network", "FOX-TV", "FOX Brodcasting Company", "FOX network", "FOX Television Network", "FOX Broadcast Network", "Fox Broadcasting Corporation", "Fox Argentina", "Fox television", "Hollywood Today Live", "Fox TV", "Fox (TV station)", "FOX", "FOX Broadcasting", "Fox HD", "The Fox Broadcasting Company", "Fox on Demand", "Fox Broadcasting", "Fox VOD", "Fox.com", "Fox Television", "Fox broadcasting", "FOX Network", "F.O.X.", "Fox Broadcasting Comapny", "Fox Tv", "Fox broadcasting company", "Fox network", "Fox Broadcast", "Fox Broadcasting Network", "FOX Broadcasting Company"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the Liverpool nightclub where the Beatles regularly played?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Cavern", "aliases": ["Cavern club", "Cavern Club", "The Cavern", "Alan Sytner", "The Cavern Club"]}
{"context": "Question: Which literary location did John Jarndyce own?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bleak House", "aliases": ["Reverend Chadband", "Rev Mr Chadband", "John Jarndyce", "Bleakhouse", "Nemo (Bleak House)", "Mademoiselle Hortense", "Chesney Wold", "Honoria, Lady Dedlock", "Bleak House", "Richard Carstone", "Miss Barbary", "Lady Honoria Dedlock", "Lady Dedlock", "Harold Skimpole"]}
{"context": "Question: The big-selling country and western hit song, notably by Elvis Presley in 1957, is '(What?) Christmas'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blue", "aliases": ["Blue", "Rgb(0, 0, 255)", "Orphan blue", "Slate Blue (color)", "Bluishness", "Dark Blue (color)", "Pale Blue", "Blue in human culture", "Blue (color)", "Police car blue", "Blue (Colour)", "Blueishness", "List of terms associated with the color blue", "Caspian blue", "Blue (colour)", "Light-blue", "Bluest", "Bluish", "Bluishly", "(0, 0, 255)", "Blueishly", "Bluer", "Blae", "Blueness"]}
{"context": "Question: What is carnophobia the fear of?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Meat", "aliases": ["Lean Meat", "Lean meat", "Eating meat", "Meat", "Meat consumption", "Processed meats", "Processed meat", "Meats", "Meat science", "Boneless meat", "Meat eating"]}
{"context": "Question: The capital city of Nunavut, Iqaluit lies on which large island?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Baffin Island", "aliases": ["Baffin Island", "ᕿᑭᖅ�", "Baffin Land", "Ile de Baffin", "Île de Baffin", "Qikiqtaaluk", "Baffin island", "Baffin Islands"]}
{"context": "Question: Which element is integral to all organic compounds?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Carbon", "aliases": ["Carbon atom", "Kohlenstoff", "Carbon Atom", "Carbons", "Carbon atoms", "Carbonaceous", "Carbon unit", "Carbonous", "History of carbon", "Carbon (element)", "Atomic number 6", "C (element)", "Carbonic", "Carbon"]}
{"context": "Question: Which fashion designer was suspended by Dior after making anti-semitic remarks in a Paris bar in 2011?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JOHN GALLIANO", "aliases": ["John Galliano", "Miss Dior Cherie", "JOHN GALLIANO"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In \"\"The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy\"\" by Douglas Adams, what was the name of the computer that determined that the answer to the ultimate question of Life, the Universe and Everything was 42?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Deep Thought", "aliases": ["Deep Thought (disambiguation)", "Deep Thought", "Deep thought"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What kind of character is \"\"Touchstone\"\", who appears in Shakespeare's \"\"As You Like It\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Clown", "aliases": ["Clownish", "Auguste clown", "Clown suit", "Party clown", "Clowning", "Clown", "Clowns in fiction", "Clowns", "Laystan", "Clown blanc", "Clown shoe", "List of famous clowns", "List of fictional clowns", "Laytsan", "Clown Shoe", "Therapeutic clown", "Hobo Clown"]}
{"context": "Question: Which King of England was married to Anne of Denmark?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JAMES I", "aliases": ["James VI of Scotland, James I of England", "James I", "James VI, King of Scots", "Seumas VI of Scotland", "James, King of England, Ireland and Scotland", "James VI", "James I of England", "James VI of Scotland", "James I and VI", "James I of England, Scotland, and Ireland", "The wisest fool", "James I of England and VI of Scotland", "James VI of England", "James I of England, Scotland, and Irer", "Wisest fool", "The wisest fool in Christendom", "Wisest fool in Christendom", "James I of the UK", "James I of Wales", "King James VI of Scotland", "James VI of Scotland and I of England", "James I (England)", "King James VI", "James I of Great Britain", "James the 6th", "James VI and I", "JAMES I", "King James the First", "James I, King of England", "James I of England and James VI of Scotland", "James I (of England)", "James vi", "James I of Ireland", "King James VI & I", "King James VI of Scotland and I of England", "James the first", "King James I of England", "James VI & I", "King James VI and I", "James VI of Scotland and England", "King James I", "King James I of England and VI of Scotland", "James I of england", "James I of the United Kingdom", "James VI (Scotland)", "James the First", "King James VI &I"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the median of 1, 3, 5, 6, 7, 9 and 25?\nAnswer:", "answer": "6", "aliases": ["six", "6"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the youngest female singer to have a UK No. 1 hit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Helen Shapiro", "aliases": ["Helen Shapiro", "Little Miss Lonely", "John Judd (actor)"]}
{"context": "Question: Redfoo and Sky Blu were members of which electronic rock band?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LMFAO", "aliases": ["I AM NOT A WHORE", "Redfoo & SkyBlu", "Redfoo (LMFAO)", "LMFAO (rap group)", "Lmfao band", "Lmfao group", "Party Rock Business", "LMFAO (Group)", "Lmfao", "LMFAO (band)", "LMMFAO", "L.M.F.A.O.", "LMFAO", "Shuffle Bot", "Redfoo & Sky Blu", "With You (LMFAO song)", "LM*AO", "LMFAO (group)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who wrote the 1993 Booker Prize winning novel \"\"Paddy Clarke Ha Ha Ha\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Roddy Doyle", "aliases": ["Roddy Doyle"]}
{"context": "Question: Tanzania was renamed in 1964. What was it previously called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzib", "aliases": ["Tanzanian", "United Republic of Tanzania", "Tanzania, United Republic of", "Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania", "Tanzania", "Tansania", "Tanzanie", "United Republic of Tanganyika and Zanzib", "ISO 3166-1:TZ", "Republic of Tanzania", "Tanganyika and Zanzibar", "The United Republic of Tanzania", "TNZ", "Tanznia"]}
{"context": "Question: A 'tell' refers to a clue in which activity, which in turn refers metaphorically to an intentionally blank facial expression?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Poker", "aliases": ["Poker books", "Rules of poker", "Poker", "Straight poker", "Home Poker", "Limit Rules", "Poker (card game)", "Poker rule", "Spokepoker", "Poker Supplies", "Poker game play", "Longhanded Poker", "Poker book", "Poker clubs", "Poker player", "Revolving Poker", "Poker Rules", "Live poker", "Shorthanded Poker", "Poker (game)", "Free poker"]}
{"context": "Question: In which ‘business’ did John Davidson Rockefeller make his fortune?\nAnswer:", "answer": "OIL", "aliases": ["Oil (disambiguation)", "OIL", "OiL"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first British Prime Minister born in the 20th Century. Also the only PM to have played 1st class cricket?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALEX DOUGLAS-HOME", "aliases": ["Alec Douglas-Home", "Alex Douglas-Home", "Alexander Douglas-Home, 14th Earl of Home", "Douglas-home", "Sir Alexander Douglas-Home", "Alec Douglas-Home, 14th Earl of", "Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home", "Sir Alec Douglas-Home", "Douglas home", "Douglas-Home", "14th Earl of Home", "Sir Alec Douglas Home", "Baron Home of The Hirsel", "Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the", "Alexander Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the Hir", "Alexander Frederick, Sir Douglas-Home", "Douglas Home", "Home, 14th earl of", "Alexander Frederick Douglas-Home, Baron Home of the", "Alexander Douglas-Home", "Sir Alec Douglas-Home (The Earl of", "Shadow Cabinet of Alec Douglas-Home", "14th earl of Home", "ALEX DOUGLAS-HOME", "Alec Douglas Home", "Baillie Vass", "Diana Douglas-Home Wolfe-Murray", "Lord Home of the Hirsel", "Baron Home of the Hirsel"]}
{"context": "Question: Glen Moy and Autumn Bliss are varieties of which fruit?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Raspberry", "aliases": ["Hindberries", "Culture of raspberry", "Blue raspberry", "Raspberries", "Hindberry", "Raspberry", "Rasberries", "Bababerry", "Gold raspberry"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the surname of the title character in Kingsley Amis' novel 'Lucky Jim'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'DIXON'", "aliases": ["'DIXON'", "Dixon (disambiguation)", "Dixon"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American University is situated in Ithaca, New York?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CORNELL", "aliases": ["Cornell University, Ithaca", "Cornell Univeristy", "Cornel university", "Cornell", "University of Cornell", "The Cornell Chronicle", "Cornell University historic sites", "Cornell University Emergency Medical Service", "State University of New York Cornell Statutory Colleges", "Cornell uni", "Cornell university", "CUEMS", "CORNELL", "Cornell.edu", "Cornell ems", "Cornell Historic cites", "Cornell University", "New York A&M", "Cornell university historic sites", "Cornell EMS", "Cornell u", "Cornellian", "Cornell historic sites", "Cornell Information Technologies", "Cornell Univ"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Apollo mission, which was launched on July 16, 1969, was the first to put a human on the moon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "11", "aliases": ["11", "eleven"]}
{"context": "Question: Yukio Hatoyama was sworn in as the sixtieth prime minister of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Japan", "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", "🗾"]}
{"context": "Question: What official position was held by Winston Churchill at the start of both World War 1 and World War 2?\nAnswer:", "answer": "First Lord of the Admiralty", "aliases": ["List of Lords High Admirals and First Lords", "List of the First Lords of the Admiralty", "List of Lord High Admirals and First Lords", "List of First Lords of the Admiralty", "First Lord of the Admiralty"]}
{"context": "Question: At which English footballstadium is the UEFA Cup final to be held next month (May 2008)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CITY OF MANCHESTER STADI", "aliases": ["CITY OF MANCHESTER STADI"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of animal, according to its alternative name, is the Thylacine now thought to be extinct?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TASMANIAN WOLF", "aliases": ["Marsupial Wolf", "Thyalcine", "Thylacinus striatus", "Dasyurus cynocephalus", "The Tasmanian Tiger (Thylacinus", "Thylacinus communis", "Marsupial wolf", "Benjamin (tiger)", "Benjamine the thylacine", "Thylacinus harrisii", "Thylacines", "Tazmanian wolf", "Tassie Tiger", "TASMANIAN WOLF", "Tazmanian tiger", "Thylocene", "Tasmanian Tiger", "Thylacinus breviceps", "Tasmanian Wolf", "Didelphis cynocephala", "Thylacine", "Benjamin the thylacine", "Thylasine", "Thylacinus cynocephalus", "Tazzy tiger", "Dasyurus lucocephalus", "Tasmanian tiger", "Tasmanian wolf"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the general term for heat energy that has been drawnfrom under the ground?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GEOTHERMAL", "aliases": ["Geothermic gradient", "GEOTHERMAL", "Geothermy", "Geothermal (geology)", "Geothermal", "Thermogeology", "Geotherm", "Geothermal gradient", "Geothermal gradients"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Volkswagen's all-time best-selling car model?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Volkswagen Beetle", "aliases": ["Volkswagen Super Beetle", "Volkswagon Type 1", "VW Type 1", "VW 1303S Turbo", "Volkswagen Kafer", "Kdf-Wagen", "Vw beetle", "Volkswagen Bug", "VW Bug", "Volkswagen beetle", "VW type 1", "Volkswagen Fusca", "Superbeetle", "Kafer", "Volkswagen Type 1", "KdF-Wagen", "Volkswagen 1303", "Volkswagen Vocho", "Fusca", "Volkswagen Käfer", "Beetle restoration", "Original Volkswagen Beetle", "True Beetle", "Volkswagon beetle", "Vw type 1", "Volkswagen 1303S", "VW Kaefer", "VW Beetle", "Beetle car", "Vw bug", "VW Kafer", "Volkswagen Beetle", "Volkswagen 1302", "Volkswagen Superbug", "Bug (vehicle)", "Volkswagen 1300", "VW Käfer", "Super Beetle", "VW beetle", "Volkswagen 1302S", "Volkswagen 1200", "Volkswagen Kaefer", "VW 1303S"]}
{"context": "Question: An actuary specialises in assessing?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Insurance risks", "aliases": ["Insurance risks"]}
{"context": "Question: What does the proofreading notation stet mean?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Let it stand or ignore the indicated edit mark", "aliases": ["Let it stand or ignore the indicated edit mark"]}
{"context": "Question: The name Jessica was invented by William Shakespeare for which of his plays?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Merchant of Venice", "aliases": ["TMOV", "Prince of Arragon", "A Merchant of Venice", "Gratiano", "The Merchant Of Venice", "El Mercader de Venecia", "Bassanio", "Lancelot Gobbo", "Lorenzo (Merchant of Venice)", "The Merchant of Venice", "Old Gobbo", "Nerissa (Merchant of Venice)", "The comicall Historie of the Merchant of", "The Jew of Venice", "Jessica (Merchant of Venice)", "Merchant of venice", "The most excellent Historie of the Merchant of", "Merchant of Venice", "The moſt excellent Hiſtor", "Tubal (character)", "The merchant of vencie", "Merchant Of Venice"]}
{"context": "Question: Had war not intervened, which city would have hosted the 1916 Olympics?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Berlin", "aliases": ["Berlin-Zentrum", "Capital of East Germany", "Athens on the Spree", "Cuisine of Berlin", "DEBER", "Berlin, Germany", "Berlin.de", "CityBerlin", "Berlin", "Spreeathen", "Silicon Allee", "Federal State of Berlin", "Berlib", "City of Berlin", "Berlin (Germany)", "Historical sites in berlin", "Land Berlin", "UN/LOCODE:DEBER"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the correct title of the 1967 hit by Keith West that is often called Grocer Jack?\nAnswer:", "answer": "EXCERPT FROM A TEENAGE", "aliases": ["Grocer Jack (Excerpt from A Teenage", "Excerpt from A Teenage Opera", "Grocer Jack", "EXCERPT FROM A TEENAGE"]}
{"context": "Question: Victoria Coren, as she then was, married whom in November 2012?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAVID MITCHELL", "aliases": ["Dave Mitchell (disambiguation)", "David B. Mitchell", "David mitchell", "DAVID MITCHELL", "Dave Mitchell", "David Mitchell", "David Mitchell (soccer)", "Mitchell, David", "David Mitchell (footballer)", "David Mitchell (football)", "David Mitchell (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: In golf, the holing of a ball directly from a bunker is known as a ‘Golden ‘what’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ferret", "aliases": ["Ferret food", "Frettchen", "Ferrets as pets", "Ferrets", "Fesnyng", "Ferrett", "Futret", "Travel with ferrets", "Ferret", "Ferreting", "Mustela putorius furo", "Mustela furo"]}
{"context": "Question: \"\"\"A Whiter Shade of Pale\"\" was the 1967 debut single for which successful British band?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "PROCUL HARUM", "aliases": ["Procol harum", "Procol Harum", "Procul Harem", "Purple Harum", "Ray Royer", "PROCUL HARUM", "Procol Harem", "Mick grabham", "Procul Harum", "Mick Grabham", "Liquorice John Death"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was an R&B; musician from Houston, Texas, raised mostly in Los Angeles, California, who, in addition to his successful Grammy Award-winning career as a solo artist, collaborated with many musicians including The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, The Band, Little Richard, Ray Charles, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan and Johnny Cash?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Billy Preston", "aliases": ["Billy preston", "Billy Preston"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actress featured in both autumn dramas River and Unforgotten?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nicola Walker", "aliases": ["Nicola Walker"]}
{"context": "Question: How is his holiness Tenzin Gyatso better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Dalai Lama", "aliases": ["Dalai-lama", "Dalli lama", "HHDL", "Dali Lama", "Taa-la'i bla-ma", "Dalai-Lama", "Dálài Lǎmā", "Dali lamma", "Sku mdun", "Taa-la’i bla-ma", "Dali lama", "Dalai Lamas", "Dalai lama", "The Dalai Lama", "Dalai Llama", "Dali Llama", "His Holiness the XIVth Dalai L", "Sku-mdun", "Dalai Lama", "Dolly Llama", "ཏཱ་ལ�", "Dalaï-lama", "Dalai Blama", "H.H. Dalai Lama"]}
{"context": "Question: Which car company has manufactured models called Baleno, Alto and Vitara?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Suzuki", "aliases": ["Suzki", "Szki", "Szuki", "Suzuki Motor Corporation", "Suzuki Motor", "Suzuki RC100", "Suzuki Motors", "Suzuki cars", "Suzuki", "Formula Suzuki"]}
{"context": "Question: A clapperboard is used in which industry?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Film", "aliases": ["Motion pictures", "Movie", "Motion picture photography", "Moving image", "Filmographer", "Major motion picture", "Films", "FiLm", "Motion Pictures", "Moving picture", "Big screen", "Motion-picture", "Worldwide distribution", "Flickers", "Moviefilm", "Movies", "Recorded motion", "Moveis", "Motion picture", "Movie film", "Moving images", "Big-screen", "Motion Picture", "7th Art", "Film"]}
{"context": "Question: In Yiddish, what is 'chutzpah? (Pronounced Hutzpa)\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cheek, audacity", "aliases": ["Cheek, audacity"]}
{"context": "Question: Was James II known as: James The Bald, Fiery Face, or The Red King?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fiery Face", "aliases": ["Fiery Face"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the capital of the U.S. state of Connecticut?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hartford.", "aliases": ["Hartford.", "Hartford CT", "Hartford, Connecticut", "City of Hartford, Connecticut", "Hartford (Connecticut)", "Hartford Connecticut", "Hartford, Conn.", "Hartford, Ct.", "Hartford ct", "Hartford, USA", "Hartford, cn", "Hartford", "Hartford,CT", "Hartford, CT", "Capital of Connecticut", "Hartford, ct", "Hartford, Hartford County, Connecticut", "Hartford, Ct", "Hartford (CT)"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose head was stuck on the roof of parliament after his body had been exhumed?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Oliver Cromwell", "aliases": ["Cromwell", "Cultural depictions of Oliver Cromwell", "Cromwell, Oliver", "Oliver Cromwell", "Lord Protector Oliver Cromwell", "Oliver Cromwell (person)", "Noll Cromwell", "Oliver cromwell", "Oliver Cromwell (Lord Protector)", "Old Noll", "Cromwell's", "Cromwellian", "Oliver Cromwell's", "Copper Nose", "O Cromwell", "Cromwell, Oliver (Lord Protector)"]}
{"context": "Question: The Formosan Black Bear is indigenous to where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Taiwan", "aliases": ["Zhonghua Minguo", "Republic of China", "Taiwan country", "Tawian", "China, the Republic of", "China (Taiwan)", "Tai-Wan", "Ilha formosa", "Chung-hua Min-kuo", "Republic of China(Taiwan)", "臺灣", "Ts'ai Tai-wan te Chung-", "Taioaan", "R.O.C", "Tâi-oân", "ISO 3166-1:TW", "Tiawan", "Taiwan, ROC", "Min Guo", "TAIWAN", "Taiwan (nation)", "Republic of CHina", "Free China (modern)", "Republic of China (R.O.C.)", "Taiwan (country)", "Jhong-hua Min-guo", "Taiwan Island", "台湾", "JhongHua MinGuo", "台灣", "Taioan", "Taiwan, Republic of China", "Taïwan", "Minguo", "Chung-Hua Min-Kuo", "Chuka Minkoku", "Republic Of China", "Jhonghua Minguo", "RoC", "Tai-oan", "China (Republic of)", "Republic of China/Taiwan", "Taiwan (ROC)", "Republic of China (1945–71)", "Chunghwa Minkuo", "Zhōnghuá Míngu", "Taiwan ROC", "Taiwan Country", "Chunghwa Republic", "Republic China", "R China", "R.o.China", "Republic of China, Taiwan", "Chunghwaminkuo", "Republic of china", "Republic of China on Taiwan", "Taiwan (state)", "China (ROC)", "Republic of China (ROC)", "Republic of China (Taiwan)", "Táiwān", "RO China", "The R.O.C.", "Chūka Minkoku", "Taiwan (Republic of China)", "China (Republic : 1949-)", "TPKM", "China, Republic of (Taiwan)", "ROC (China)", "Tawan", "Jhonghuá Mínguó", "Zhonghuá Mínguó", "中华民国", "R.O. China", "The Republic of China", "Chung Min Kuo", "Zhōnghuá Mín'gu", "JhongHuá MínGuó", "Republic of China (1949–present)", "中華民國", "T'aiwan", "Táiwan", "China, Republic of", "Taiwan", "Chunghua Minkuo"]}
{"context": "Question: What former U.S. president is known for his staunch support of Habitat for Humanity?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jimmy Carter", "aliases": ["James Earl Carter Jr.", "James Carter, Jr", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "Carter, Jimmy", "James Earl Carter, Jr", "Jimmie Carter", "Jimmie Carter Jr.", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "Jimmy Carter, Jr", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "Carter, James Earl", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "James E. Carter, Jr.", "Jimmy Carter Junior", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,", "President Carter", "Jimmy Carter Jr", "Jimmie Carter, Jr.", "Carter, James Earl %22Jimmie", "Why not the best", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr", "Jimmie Carter, Junior", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Jr", "Jimmy carter", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,", "James Earl Carter Jr", "President carter", "Jimi Carter", "Jimmy Earl Carter", "James Carter, Jr.", "James Earl Carter Junior", "Carter, James Earl %22Jimmy%", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter,", "39th President of the United States", "President Jimmy Carter", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter", "James Earl Carter", "James Earl (Jimmy) Carter", "James Earl %22Jimmie%22 Carter", "Jimmy Carter", "James Earl Carter, Junior", "James Earl %22Jimmy%22 Carter Junior", "Jimmie Carter Junior", "Why Not the Best", "James E. Carter", "Jimmie Carter, Jr", "Jimmy Carter, Jr.", "Jimmy Carter, Junior", "James Earl Carter, Jr.", "Jimmie Carter Jr", "James %22Jimmy%22 Carter", "Jimmy E. Carter", "Carter, Jimmie", "Jimmy Carter Jr.", "James Earle Carter", "James E. Carter Jr."]}
{"context": "Question: \"Can you name the Labour politician who said, \"\"Being attacked by Geoffrey Howe is like being savaged by a dead sheep?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Denis Healy", "aliases": ["Denis Healy"]}
{"context": "Question: What does the Latin phrase ‘Ab aeterno’ translate to in English?\nAnswer:", "answer": "From the beginning of time (From eternity)", "aliases": ["From the beginning of time (From eternity)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who or what is nikkei?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Japanese emigrants from Japan and their descendants who still", "aliases": ["Japanese emigrants from Japan and their descendants who still"]}
{"context": "Question: Also containing Garlic and salt, what is the name of the Greek appetiser, the primary ingredients of which are yoghurt and cucumber?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TZATZIKI", "aliases": ["Tsatsiki", "Tsatziki sauce", "Tziki", "Jajikh", "Ttalattouri", "Mast o khiar", "Tsatsiki sauce", "Tsatziki", "Jajiki", "Tzatzíki", "Tzatziki sauce", "Tzatziki", "Mast-o-khiar", "Talattouri", "Tzatsiki sauce", "Cucumber sauce", "TZATZIKI", "Tzatsiki"]}
{"context": "Question: Which fashion brand had the advertising tagline ‘When you put it on, something happens’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Members Only", "aliases": ["Members only jacket", "Members Only jacket", "Members Only", "Member's Only", "Member's only", "Members only"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous individual created the 'Blue Peter' sailing ship logo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tony HART", "aliases": ["Tony Hart", "Tony HART"]}
{"context": "Question: Summerisle is the setting for which 1973 horror film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Wicker Man", "aliases": ["The Wicker Man (disambiguation)", "The wicker man", "The wickerman", "The Wicker Man (film)", "The Wicker Man", "The Wickerman"]}
{"context": "Question: Which memorial trophy is awarded by the BBC for the try of the season in Rugby League\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Eddie Waring Memorial Trophy", "aliases": ["The Eddie Waring Memorial Trophy"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the collective name for a group of hawks or falcons?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CAST", "aliases": ["CAST", "CAST (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the island in Norway where over 80 people lost their lives to a gunman on 22nd July?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Utoya Island", "aliases": ["Utoeya island", "Utoya Island", "Utöya", "Utøya", "Utoeya", "Utoya"]}
{"context": "Question: Which infamous character became Pope Alexander VI?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rodrigo Borgia", "aliases": ["Rodrigo de Borja y Dams", "Alexander VI Borgia", "Rodrigo de Lanzol-Borg", "Cardinal de Borgia", "Alexander Vi", "Rodrigo Lanzol y Borgia", "Rodrigo de Lanzòl-B", "Alexander Sextus", "Alejandro VI, Catalan", "Alexander vi", "Rodrigo Borgia", "214th pope", "Rodrigo de Borja y Doms", "Alexander VI", "Pope Alexander VI", "Rodrigo Lanzol y de Borja", "Rodrigo Lanzol y Gorja", "Roderick Borgia", "Rodrigo de Borja y Borja", "Roderic Llançol", "Alexander The Sixth", "Roderic de Borja i Borja", "Roderic de Borja", "Pope Alex VI", "Rodrigo Lanzol-Borja y", "Rodrigo de Borja", "Roderic Llançol i de Borja"]}
{"context": "Question: Filbert Fox is the mascot of which English football club?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Leicester City FC", "aliases": ["Leicester Fosse FC", "Leicetser City F.C.", "Leicester City F C", "Leicester City Football Club", "Leicester City football club", "Leicester Fosse", "Leicester city football club", "Leicester City F. C.", "Leicester City", "Leicester Fosse F.C.", "Leicester City FC", "Leicester XI", "Filbert the Fox", "Leicester f.c", "Leicester City F.C", "Leicester City F.C."]}
{"context": "Question: Which British actress played Valerie in the 1997 film ‘Nil By Mouth’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kathy Burke", "aliases": ["Kathy Burke", "Katherine Lucy Bridget Burke", "Cathy Burke"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the equivalent rank in the British Army of the German rank Oberst?\nAnswer:", "answer": "COLONEL", "aliases": ["The Colonel (disambiguation)", "Az Ezredes", "The colonels", "Ezredes, Az", "COLONEL", "The Colonel", "The Colonel (film)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which company manufactures the Playstation video games console?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SONY", "aliases": ["Tokyo Tsushin Kogyo", "DCR-DVD405E", "DSC-P93", "ソニー株式会社", "DSC-T10", "Sony Corporation", "DCR-TRV38", "DCR-SR35E", "List of Sony shareholders and subsidiaries", "Sony Style", "Sony Corp.", "MODEL-NAME", "Sony Entertainment", "S0ny", "Sony corporation", "The Sony Corporation", "List of Sony products", "DSC-WX100 v1.00", "Sony Electronics", "Sony Europe", "List of assets owned by Sony Corporation", "Sony", "Sony Broadcast & Professional Research Laboratories", "Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering", "Sony EMCS", "Sony (Sony Corporation, Japan)", "Sony Company", "ソニー", "Sony CISC", "Sony Store", "HDR-SR12", "SONY", "DSC-WX100", "Sonī Kabushiki Gaisha", "Sony.com", "Sony Electronics Inc.", "SonyStyle", "Tokyo Telecommunications Engineering Corporation", "Sony Corp", "MMCD", "Sony Group", "Sony City"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name for the outer layer of the Earth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Crust", "aliases": ["Cruſt", "Crust (disambiguation)", "Crust", "Crustal", "Crust formation"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Director James Cameron, collected the 'Oscar' for \"\"Best Director\"\" in 1998, for which film?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "'TITANIC'", "aliases": ["S.S. Titanic", "HMS Titanic", "Rms titanic", "R. M. S. Titanic", "Titanic (ship)", "Provisioning of the RMS Titanic", "John van Billard", "RMS %22Titanic%22", "Royal Mail Steamer Titanic", "H.M.S. Titanic", "RMS TITANIC", "SS Titanic", "RMS Titanik", "Titanicc", "'TITANIC'", "Eliza Gladys Milvina Dean", "Barbara Joyce West", "Titanick", "RMS titanic", "Titanic", "Titantic", "Provisioning (RMS Titanic)", "R.M.S Titanic", "S. S. Titanic", "Titanic victim", "Titanic Related Films", "RMS Titanick", "August Weikman", "Rms Titanic", "RMS Titanic", "RMS TITANTIC", "TitaniC", "Titanic passenger", "3909 04", "100th anniversary of the sinking of the RMS Titan", "The Titanic", "R.M.S. Titanic"]}
{"context": "Question: Which sixties group starred in the film Catch Us If You Can\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dave Clarke Five", "aliases": ["Dave Clarke Five"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous TV personality ended a 33 year run of 6,082 shows in 2015?\nAnswer:", "answer": "David Letterman", "aliases": ["Stupid Human Tricks", "David Michael Letterman", "David Letterman", "Lettermanesque", "Regina Lasko", "David Lettermen", "List of David Letterman awards", "David letterman", "Dav letterman", "Earl Hofert", "Stupid Pet Tricks", "Dave Letterman", "David lettermen"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In the nursery rhyme beginning \"\"Hey Diddle Diddle\"\", who ran away with the spoon?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dish", "aliases": ["Dish", "DISH", "Dish (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: The Limpopo River separates Zimbabwe and Botswana from what country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Africa", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Famous for its glass manufacturing, what is the real name of Malta’s ‘Silent City’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MDINA", "aliases": ["Citta Notabile", "L-Imdina", "Mdina", "Città Notabile", "MDINA", "Mdina, Malta", "Silent City", "Imdina", "Notabile"]}
{"context": "Question: Give a year in the life of author H P Lovecraft?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1890-1937", "aliases": ["1890-1937"]}
{"context": "Question: \"How many legs does a millipede (\"\"thousand-foot\"\") have?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Between 22 and 750", "aliases": ["Between 22 and 750"]}
{"context": "Question: When did blind black singer/composers Stevie Wonder and Ray Charles lose their sight?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wonder was blind at birth, Charles went blind", "aliases": ["Wonder was blind at birth, Charles went blind"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actress played The Sculptress on TV?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PAULINE QUIRKE", "aliases": ["PAULINE QUIRKE", "Pauline Quirke", "Pauline Quirk"]}
{"context": "Question: Who wrote the fantasy novel ‘Carpe Jugulum’ published in 1998?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TERY PRATCHETT", "aliases": ["TERY PRATCHETT"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the top speed in miles per hour of the first ever train?\nAnswer:", "answer": "18,000 mph", "aliases": ["18,000 mph", "eighteen thousand  speed", "18000 speed"]}
{"context": "Question: Which word can go before Side, End and Ability to make three other words?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Port", "aliases": ["Sea port", "Seaport", "Fishing port", "Shipping port", "Deep water port", "Ice-free port", "Ice free port", "Deepwater port", "Ports (disambiguation)", "Sea ports", "Port of discharge", "Ferry port", "Deepwater pier", "Fishing Port", "Fluvial port", "Deep-water port", "Warm-water port", "Ice-free harbor", "Sea-port", "Warm water port", "Ice free harbour", "Port city", "Ports", "Seaports of Japan", "Seaports", "Ice-free harbour", "Port town", "Commercial port", "Port"]}
{"context": "Question: The 1960’s television series ‘Lost in Space’ is set in which year?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1997", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and ninety-seven", "1997"]}
{"context": "Question: Which comedy series was largely set in St. Aldhelm’s Church Hall?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Dad’s Army", "aliases": ["Dad's Army", "Mr. Hitler", "Dads Army", "Dads army", "Dad’s Army", "Dad’s army", "Private Sponge"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of animal is a 'Binturong'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MONGOOSE (largest of the Mongoose", "aliases": ["MONGOOSE (largest of the Mongoose"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the first wife of former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s husband Denis?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Margaret", "aliases": ["Margrete", "Margaret (name)", "Margarete", "Margaret film", "Margaret (film)", "Margaret movie", "Margaret Christina", "Margaret", "Marketta", "Μαργαρίτα"]}
{"context": "Question: In the nursery rhyme ‘As I Was Going To St Ives’ I met a man with how many wives?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Seven", "aliases": ["Seven", "seven", "7"]}
{"context": "Question: How would you have died if you had been jugulated\nAnswer:", "answer": "Throat cut", "aliases": ["Throat cut"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first Englishman to lead an expedition to circumnavigate the earth by sea, and died of dysentery in the West Indies 16 years later?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Francis Drake", "aliases": ["Francis Drake, the Voyages of", "Sir Francis Drake", "Draque", "Sir. Francis Drake", "El Draque", "Francisco Draco", "Francis Drake", "Drake, the Voyages of Francis", "Drake, the Voyages of Sir Francis"]}
{"context": "Question: What would Kevin Scale have been called if it had adopted the originator's first name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "William Scale", "aliases": ["William Scale"]}
{"context": "Question: A pickerel is a young what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pike", "aliases": ["Pike", "Pike (disambiguation)", "Pikes"]}
{"context": "Question: In which 1996 film were there characters known as Rent Boy, Spud, Sick Boy and Franco?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Trainspotting", "aliases": ["Trainspotting (disambiguation)", "Trainspotting"]}
{"context": "Question: First put on sale last week, Decision Points, currently ranked #1 in books on Amazon.com, is a memoir by what politician?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George W. Bush", "aliases": ["George Walker Bush", "Dubya", "Bush, George W.", "Bush Jr.", "George W. Bush (painter)", "W Bush", "Bushian", "Gorge w bush", "Bush the younger", "George w", "Bush 43", "Bush II", "George the Younger", "George W. Bussh", "George W. Bush Street", "George Bush (43rd U.S. President", "G W Bush", "Dubyuh", "George Bush jr.", "G.W. Bush", "W. bush", "Dubya Bush", "G. W. Bush", "George W Bush", "US President George W. Bush", "G.w.bush", "Bush Junior", "George W. Bush, 43rd President of the", "George Bush (2000)", "George w.", "George W", "Gorge W. Bush", "G. Walker Bush", "GEORGE W. BUSH", "George Dubya Bush", "Geroge W Bush", "2004 Republican Presidential Nominee", "George w Bush", "George Bush II", "George Bush Jr.", "Baby Bush", "W. Bush", "2000 Republican Presidential Nominee", "Junior Bush", "George W.", "President Bush (2000)", "Goerge W. Bush", "George Bush Jr", "George W. Budh", "43rd President of the United States", "George W. Buah", "G Dub", "George W Bush Jr", "43rd Pesident of the United States", "Jorge W. Bush", "Bush the Younger", "International perception of george W. Bush", "GeorgeWBush", "George w bush", "George bush 43", "Bush (43)", "George Bush 2", "George Bush (43)", "Bush-43", "George Bush Junior", "W bush", "George Wаlker Bush", "Gw bush", "George w. bush", "G. W. B.", "George W. bush", "Bushists", "Religious faith of George W. Bush", "President Bush (43)", "George W. Bush", "George W.Bush", "George W bush", "George Bush, Jr.", "G. Dub", "GW Bush", "President George W Bush", "Former President George W. Bush", "President George Walker Bush"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the vast hall where the Norse gods live?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Valhalla", "aliases": ["Valhoell", "Valhol", "Valholl", "Val-Hall", "Walhǫllr", "Valhala", "Valhöll", "Valhalla", "Valhalah"]}
{"context": "Question: Which comedian/presenter's biography is called At My Mothers Knee?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paul O'Grady", "aliases": ["At My Mother's Knee... And Other Low", "Lily Savage", "Paul o grady", "Olga (dog)", "Paul ogrady", "Paul O'Grady", "Paul James O'Grady", "Lilly Savage"]}
{"context": "Question: In darts, what is the highest possible checkout with three darts, finishing with a double?\nAnswer:", "answer": "170", "aliases": ["one hundred and seventy", "170"]}
{"context": "Question: Who had a hit in 1966 with When a Man Loves a Woman?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Percy Sledge", "aliases": ["Percy sledge", "Percey Sledge", "My Special Prayer", "Percy Sledge"]}
{"context": "Question: In Eastenders what was Ethel's surname\nAnswer:", "answer": "Skinner", "aliases": ["Skinner", "Skinner (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: The 19th century invention Paige Compositor sought to replace the typewriter but ended up becoming a failure. Which American author lost nearly all his fortune for its development?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mark Twain", "aliases": ["Mark Twain", "Thomas Jefferson Snodgrass", "Sam Clemens", "Samuel Clements", "Twainesque", "Samuel Langhorn Clemens", "Mark twain", "Twain, Mark", "Sergeant Fathom", "Samuel Longhorn Clemens", "Samuel L. Clemens", "Samuel Langhorne Clemens", "Sam Langhorne Clemens", "Samuel Clemens", "SL Clemens", "Twainian", "Reports of my death are greatly exaggerated", "Soleather", "W. Epaminondas Adrastus Bl", "Samuel Longhorne Clemens", "Marc Twain", "Samual Clemens"]}
{"context": "Question: \"According to an advertising campaign in the 1990s, what beer was \"\"The cream of Manchester\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Boddingtons", "aliases": ["Boddington's", "Boddingtons Brewery", "Boddingtons", "Boddington Group"]}
{"context": "Question: Retailer Fortnum and Mason opened its first new UK store for more than 300 years at which London station in November 2013?\nAnswer:", "answer": "St Pancras International", "aliases": ["Saint Pancras railway station", "St. Pancras Thameslink railway station", "St Pancras Midland Road railway station", "St. Pancras Thameslink", "London St Pancras", "London St. Pancras", "St. Pancras Railway Station", "St Pancras railway station", "St. Pancras Thameslink station", "Saint Pancras Station", "St Pancras Thameslink", "St Pancras International station", "London St Pancras railway station", "St Pancras Midland Road", "St. Pancras Midland Road station", "St Pancras Station", "St. Pancras goods depôt", "London St Pancras International", "London Saint Pancras railway station", "Saint Pancras International railway station", "St pancras int", "St. Pancras station", "St Pancras Thameslink railway station", "London St. Pancras International railway station", "Cathedral of the railways", "London Saint Pancras International railway station", "St. Pancras International Train Station", "St. Pancras International railway station", "St Pancras station", "St. Pancras railway station", "St Pancras International railway station", "London Saint Pancras", "St Pancras International", "London st pancras railway station", "St. Pancras Midland Road", "St. Pancras Station", "St Pancras Thameslink station", "Cathedral of the Railway", "St. Pancras International", "London St Pancras Domestic railway station", "St. Pancras Midland Road railway station", "London St Pancras International railway station", "London St. Pancras railway station", "St Pancras International Station", "St Pancras Midland Road station"]}
{"context": "Question: Clifford’s Tower is all that remains of which city’s castle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "York", "aliases": ["Park Grove (1895)", "York UA", "Yorkish", "UN/LOCODE:GBYRK", "York, UK", "Eoforwic", "Park Grove School", "York Ham", "The weather in York", "City of York", "York, England", "York, Yorkshire", "York ham", "County Borough of York", "YORK", "Eoferwic", "Park Grove Primary School", "York, North Yorkshire", "Yoisk", "York", "York (England)"]}
{"context": "Question: In The Living Daylights what did Carla keep in her cello case\nAnswer:", "answer": "A machine gun", "aliases": ["Machine-gun", "Machine Gun", "Machine gun", "Machine Guns", "Devil's coffee mill", "Machineguns", "A machine gun", "Machine gunner", "Kugelwerfer", "Auto Sear", "Devil's Coffee Mill", "Machine guns", "Machinegun", "Machine-guns"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the name of the character played by Bonnie Langford in Just William\nAnswer:", "answer": "Violet Elizabeth Bott", "aliases": ["William Brown (fictional boy)", "Violet Elizabeth Bott", "William Again", "William Brown series", "Just William (book series)", "William the Fourth (story collection)"]}
{"context": "Question: What pope resigned in 2013?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pope Benedict XVI", "aliases": ["Pope Benedict XVI", "Pope benedict xvi", "Benedict the 16th", "HH Pope Benedict XVI", "PB16", "Joe Ratzinger", "Pope benedictus xvi", "Joseph A. Ratzinger", "Jospeh Ratzinger", "Benedict 16", "Papa Bento XVI", "Benedict 16th", "Pope Ratzinger", "Benedikt xvi", "Joseph Alois Ratzinger", "His Holiness Pope Benedict XVI", "Josef Ratzinger", "Joseph Aloys Ratzinger", "Pope Benidict XVI", "Benoît 16", "265th pope", "Josef Alois Ratzinger", "Benoît XVI", "Bxvi", "Joseph Ratzinger", "Joseph Raztinger", "Pope Benedictus XVI", "Bento XVI", "Benedict XVI", "Pope Benedict 16th", "Joseph Aloisius Ratzinger", "Papst Benedikt XVI", "Pope benedict XVI", "Benedikt XVI", "Cardinal Joseph Alois Ratzinger", "Benedict the Sixteenth", "Papa Ratzi", "Benedetto XVI", "Cardinal Ratsinger", "Porta Fidei", "Benoit 16", "Benedicto 16", "Benedictus XVI", "Pope Benedict 16", "Benedetto 16", "Benedict xvi", "Relativism: The Central Problem for Faith Today", "Benedito 16", "Pope Benedict the 16th", "Benedictus PP. XVI", "Benedicto XVI", "Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger", "Benedito XVI", "Benoit XVI", "Benedikt XVI.", "Benedict the sixteenth", "Pontifex emeritus", "Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger", "Papst benedikt xvi", "PopeBenedictXVI", "Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI", "Benedictus xvi", "Cardinal Ratzinger", "Benedictus 16", "Benedict XVI of Rome"]}
{"context": "Question: How many dominoes are there in a double six set?\nAnswer:", "answer": "28", "aliases": ["28", "twenty-eight"]}
{"context": "Question: The adjective sagittate means shaped like which object?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Arrow(head)", "aliases": ["Arrow head", "Arrowhead", "Stone arrowhead", "Broad-heads", "Broadhead", "Arrow-head", "Broad-head", "Arrow(head)", "Arrowheads", "Broadheads"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the more common name for the disease variola?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Smallpox", "aliases": ["Small pox", "Lagaisse", "Variola", "Variola maior", "Small Pox", "Eradication of smallpox", "Small-pox", "Variola major virus", "Variole", "Smallpox eradication", "Variolla", "Smallpocks", "Variola vera", "Smallpox virus", "Variola major", "Smallpox survivors", "Variola minor", "Variola virus", "Variola Major", "Variola Minor", "Poxvirus variolae", "Eradicate smallpox", "Smallpox"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the tropical shrub from which the reddish dye is extracted to colourhair?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HENNA", "aliases": ["Mylaanchi", "HENNA", "Hina (body art)", "Henna", "Camphire", "Mailanchi", "Lawsonia alba", "Mylanji", "Jamaica mignonette", "Lawsonia (plant genus)", "Lawsonia inermis", "Black henna", "Mignonette tree", "Lawsonia (plant)", "Mylanchi"]}
{"context": "Question: What country produces the most olive oil?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Spain", "aliases": ["Islands of Spain", "España", "Reino de España", "Name of Spain", "Espagna", "Espańa", "Reino de Espana", "Espana", "Kingdom of the Spains", "The Spanish Society", "Espainia", "Mountains of Spain", "Regne d'Espanya", "The kingdom of Spain", "SPAIN", "Regne d'Espanha", "Espanya", "Espainiako Erresuma", "Etymology of Spain", "Spane", "ISO 3166-1:ES", "Spain", "Spanish Kingdom", "Kingdom of Spain", "El Reino de España", "El Reino de Espana"]}
{"context": "Question: Which popular UK TV police series started as a pilot episode called 'Woodentop' in 1983?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Bill", "aliases": ["The Bill", "Sun Hill Police Station", "Sunhill Seige (2007)", "Mbarnes", "Chief Inspector Paul Stritch", "Episode1.11 (The Bill)", "The Bill: Previous Episode", "The bill", "The Bill on ITV", "Eddie Olosunde", "The Chief Superintendent's Party", "Sun Hill police station", "Sun Hill (The Bill)", "Jane Kendall", "PC Samuel Harker", "Sun Hill Station", "Episode2.12 (The Bill)", "THE BILL", "Recurring and minor cast of The Bill", "Recurring and Minor Cast of The Bill", "The Bill (TV series)", "The Sweet Smell of Failure", "Sunhill Siege (2007)", "The Bill Present Cast", "Doug Wright (The Bill)", "Douglas Wright the bill"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actress was born Demetria Gene Guynes in 1962?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Demi Moore", "aliases": ["Demetria Moore", "Demetria Guynes", "Demi moore", "Demi Moore", "Demi Kutcher", "Demi Moore-Kutcher", "Demetria Gene Guynes"]}
{"context": "Question: The fictional station in BBC's flagship Eastenders soap serial is?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Walford East", "aliases": ["Walford East tube station", "Walford East", "Walford", "Walford east", "Victoria Square, Walford", "Roads in Walford", "London Borough of Walford"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British city is served by Eastleigh airport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Southampton", "aliases": ["Southampton", "Southhampton, England", "Sotonian", "Southhampton", "Southampton, U.K.", "Southampton (city)", "Southampton, Hampshire", "Soton", "Southampton UA", "Southampton Corporation", "So'ton", "Southampton (district)", "County Borough of Southampton", "Southampton Council", "City of Southampton", "UN/LOCODE:GBSOU", "Southampton, England", "The weather in Southampton"]}
{"context": "Question: Manchester United's Kevin Moran was the first player to he sent off in an FA Cup final, which Arsenal player was the second?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Jose Antonio) Reyes", "aliases": ["Jose Antonio Reyes", "(Jose Antonio) Reyes", "José Antonio Reyes Calderón", "José Antonio Reyes"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the first US president Barbara Walters interviewed?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nixon", "aliases": ["I'm not a crook", "Richard nixon", "Nixson", "Richard Milhouse Nixon", "Richard Milhous Nixon", "Nixonian", "Richard Nixon", "Dick Nixon", "Nixonite", "Nixon, Richard", "37th President of the United States", "Resignation of Richard Nixon", "Richard Nickson", "Tricky Dick Nixon", "Nixon's", "Arthur Burdg Nixon", "Richard M. Nixon", "Tricky Dick", "Arthur Nixon", "Nixon", "Harold Samuel Nixon", "Richard M Nixon", "Harold Nixon", "Nixon, Richard Milhous", "Nixon, Richard M.", "Nichard rixon"]}
{"context": "Question: Some Americans claim to have seen a Sasquatch; by what name is it better known ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "BIGFOOT", "aliases": ["Rickmat", "Bigsquatch", "Big foot", "Barden booger", "The Sasquatch", "Sésquac", "The Bigfoot", "Pitt Lake giant", "Sésq̓əc", "Formal studies of bigfoot", "Evidence regarding Bigfoot", "Pennsylvania Creature", "Neo-Giant", "Jacobs Creature", "Sasquach", "Formal Scientific Studies of Bigfoot or Sas", "List of Notable Bigfoot sightings", "Chiye-tanka", "Misinkhalikan", "Big Muddy Monster", "Sasquatch", "Formal studies of Bigfoot", "Matt Whitton", "Evidence regarding bigfoot", "Neogiant", "Jacobs photos", "Scientific studies of sasquatch", "Bigfoot the bigfooted", "Etymology of the words Bigfoot and S", "Ts'emekwes", "Nalusa falaya", "Tsemekwes", "Scientific studies of bigfoot or sasqu", "Pennsylvania creature", "The masked being", "Bigfoot hoaxes", "Matthew Whitton", "The Jacobs Creature", "Oh-mah", "BIGFOOT", "Neo giant", "Pitt Lake Giant", "Sesquac", "Bigfoot"]}
{"context": "Question: From which country was Fulgencio Batista ousted in 1959?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cuba", "aliases": ["Republic of Cuba", "Second Republic of Cuba", "People's Republic of Cuba", "Cuba", "Subdivisions of Cuba", "Red Cuba", "CUBA", "Administrative divisions of Cuba", "Cuban News Agency", "Etymology of Cuba", "The Republic of Cuba", "Isla Juana", "República de Cuba", "ISO 3166-1:CU", "Name of Cuba", "Republica de Cuba", "Prehistory of Cuba", "Communist Cuba", "Cuba (island)"]}
{"context": "Question: John Curtin became Prime Minister of which country in 1941?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: Which sauce is made from mayonnaise, chopped capers and onions?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tartare", "aliases": ["Steak Tartar", "Beef tartar", "Tartare", "Filet americain", "Steak Tartare", "Filet American", "Steak tatare", "Steak tartar", "Beef tartare", "Beef Tar Tar", "Filet américain", "Américain", "Steak tartare"]}
{"context": "Question: The American roadrunner belongs to which family of birds?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cuckoo", "aliases": ["Cuculidae", "Cuckoo's nest", "Cuckoo", "Cuckoo’s Nest", "Cuculinae", "Cuculimorphae", "Cuckoo bird", "Cuckoos", "Cuculiform", "Cuculiformes", "Cookoo", "Cuckow", "Cuckoos Nest"]}
{"context": "Question: How many imperial gallons are in a firkin?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nine", "aliases": ["9", "nine", "Nine"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was married to Whitney Houston from 1992 to 2007?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bobby Brown", "aliases": ["Bobby brown", "Robert Beresford Brown", "Robert Barisford Brown", "Bobby Brown"]}
{"context": "Question: Which future Hollywood star got her break as Wonder Girl, Wonder Woman's sister Drusilla?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Debra Winger", "aliases": ["Mary Debra Winger", "Debra Winger", "Deborah Winger"]}
{"context": "Question: Loosely translated, Aleph Beth Gimel Daleth are the first four letters of what alphabet?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hebrew", "aliases": ["Hebraic language", "Hebrew Language and Literature", "Lashon ha-Kodesh", "Idioma hebrew", "Hebrew Language", "Liturgical Hebrew", "Hebrew language/Introduction and History", "עברית", "Hebrew language/Phonetics", "ISO 639:heb", "Hebraica", "History of the Hebrew language", "Hebrew text", "Hebrew language", "'Ivrit", "Hebrew pronounciation", "Hebraicizes", "Hebrew languages", "Hebr.", "Iwrit", "Hebrew language/Grammar", "Hebraic", "Hebrew-language", "History of Hebrew", "Standard Hebrew language", "Hebrew language/Morphology", "עִבְרִי�", "Hebrew morphology", "Standard Hebrew", "ISO 639:he", "Hebrew", "Hebrew (language)"]}
{"context": "Question: What European country has 227 inhabited islands?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Greece", "aliases": ["Yunanistan", "Griekenland", "Hellenic republic", "Elláda", "Graecia", "The Hellenic Republic", "Ελλάς", "Eládha", "Yananistan", "Republic of Greece", "Elliniki Dimokratía", "Picki u dusa", "République hellénique", "Social issues in Greece", "Hellas", "Hellenic Republic", "Republique hellenique", "Eladha", "Ελλάδα", "Grèce", "Elliniki Dimokratia", "Greece", "Temporary Government of National Defence", "Griechenland", "Grcija", "Ellada", "Hellada", "Greek Republic", "Grece", "Ελληνική Δημο", "Grcka", "Political history of Greece", "Ellīnikī́ Dīmokrat", "Macedonian Greece", "History of North Greece", "ISO 3166-1:GR", "Grecce", "Elás", "Hellás", "Ελλας", "Greek law (Hellenic Republic)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who designed the Queen's wedding dress?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Norman Hartnell", "aliases": ["Norman Bishop Hartnell", "Norman Hartnell", "Sir Norman Hartnell", "Sir Norman Bishop Hartnell"]}
{"context": "Question: In what film did Oprah Winfrey make her big screen acting debut?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Color Purple", "aliases": ["The Colour Purple", "Colour Purple", "Color Purple", "The colour purple", "The Color Purple (novel)", "The Color Purple"]}
{"context": "Question: Why was Korean short-track speedskater Kim Dong-Sung disqualified from the men's 1500 metre final at the 2000 Olympics?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cross-tracking", "aliases": ["Cross-tracking"]}
{"context": "Question: Which international cricket side had its best year ever in 2014 with five Test wins?\nAnswer:", "answer": "New Zealand", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: What dog breed has Queen Elizabeth II traditionally had as pets?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Corgi", "aliases": ["Corgi", "Corgi (disambiguation)", "Corgie", "CORGI (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What name is used in the Roman Catholic Church for evensong?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vespers", "aliases": ["Lucernarium", "Great Vespers", "Vespers", "Vespers, Music of", "Vespires", "Music of Vespers", "Visperas", "Solemn Vespers"]}
{"context": "Question: What movie franchise has been set in L.A., Miami, Tokyo, Rio, London, and Dubai?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Fast and the Furious", "aliases": ["Fast 8", "Furious 8", "The Fast and The Furious", "Fast and Furious", "Fast and the furious", "The Fast and the Furious (series)", "The Fast 8", "The Fast and The Furious (film series)", "The Fast and the Furious (franchise", "Fast & Furious 8", "Fast and Furious (series)", "Fast and Furious Showdown", "The Fast and the Furious", "Fast and furious", "Fast and the Furious", "Fast & Furious", "Fast & Furious (film series)", "The Fast and the Furious film series", "Han (The Fast and the Furious)", "Fast and Furious (film series)", "Fast and Furious 8", "Fast & Furious (franchise)", "The fast and the furious", "Fast And Furious", "List of The Fast and the Furious media", "The Fast And The Furious", "The Fast & the Furious", "The Fast and the Furious (film series)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the middle name of US actor James Dean?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Byron", "aliases": ["6th Lord Byron", "George Gordon Noel Byron, 6th Baron Byron", "George Gordon Byron, 6th Byron Baron", "George Gordon Byron Byron", "Byron", "Byronian", "Lord byron", "Noel, 6th Baron Byron", "George Gordon Noel, Lord Byron", "George Gordon Noel, 6th Baron Byron Byron", "Lord George Gordon Byron", "Lord Noel Byron", "Lord Byron", "George Gordon, Baron Byron", "Byronism", "Lord Byron George Gordon", "Lord George Gordon Noel Byron", "George Byron Gordon", "George Gordon, Lord Byron", "George Gordon Noel Byron", "George Gordon Noel", "George Gordon, 6th Lord Byron", "George Byron", "George Gordon Noel, 6th Baron Byron", "Byronesque", "George Gordon Byron", "George Gordon Noel Lord Byron", "Byron, George Gordon Noel, 6th", "Byron, George Gordon, Lord", "George Gordon, 6th Baron Byron", "George Gordon Byron, Lord Byron", "George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron", "George Gordon Lord Byron", "6th Baron Byron", "George Gordon Noel Byron, Lord Byron", "George Gordon Byron Baron Byron", "George Byron, 6th Baron Byron"]}
{"context": "Question: In Architecture what are a series of short upright pillars supporting a coping or rail called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Balustrade", "aliases": ["Baluster", "Baluster-side", "Balustrading", "Balustrades", "Baluster-shaft", "Balistrade", "Balusters", "Baluster shaft", "Balustroid", "Baristrade", "Balaustrade", "Banister", "Balaustrates", "Balluster", "Baluster leg", "Balustrade"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What is the longest running emergency medical drama series in the world, and the second-longest-running medical drama in the world behind America's \"\"General Hospital\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Casualty", "aliases": ["Casualty (disambiguation)", "Casualty"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American city experienced an earthquake in the early hours of January 17th 1994?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Los Angeles", "aliases": ["City of Los Angeles, California", "Sister cities of Los Angeles", "L A", "Loa Angeles, CA", "The Angels, California", "El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora", "Los Angeles, United States of America", "L a", "Los Angles", "GEO:USLAX", "The City of Los Angeles", "Los Angelos", "L. A.", "The city of L A", "Los Angeles City", "Englaborg", "LOC:USLAX", "LA, CA", "Los Angeles,CA", "Brentwood Circle, Los Angeles, CA", "Nuestra Senora la Reina de los", "The city of L. A.", "City of Los Angeles", "Los Angelos, California", "Los Angeles, Calif.", "USLAX", "The city of LA", "Los angels", "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señ", "Los angeles, california", "El lay", "Los Angeles", "L.A.", "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señ", "Los angeles ca", "El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora", "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señ", "Los Angeles, California, U.S.A", "Los Angeles, United States", "LA, California", "Los Angeles, Ca.", "Los Angeles, California, USA", "Los angeles", "L.a.", "Los angeles, ca", "72 suburbs in search of a city", "Religion in Los Angeles", "Los Angeles (Calif.)", "City of L A", "El Pueblo de la Reina de Los", "LA Ca", "Los Angeles, California, United States", "La-la land", "The city of L.A.", "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señ", "Los Angeles California", "Los Angeles, USA", "City of L.A.", "L. A.", "Los Angeles (CA)", "El Pueblo de Nuestra Señ", "Nuestra Señora la Reina de", "El Pueblo de Nuestra Senora", "City of los angeles", "La-la Land", "Los Angeles.", "Loa Angeles, California", "Los Angeles, California, US", "Los Angeles, California", "Los Angeles, CA.", "Lost Angeles, California", "LA City", "Los Ángeles, California", "City of LA", "El Pueblo de la Reina de Los", "L.A", "Brentwood Circle", "Los Angelas", "LA", "Los Angeles, California, U.S.", "City of L. A.", "Los Angeles, CA", "Los angelas", "Los Angeles (City)", "L.a., ca", "Las Angeles", "Los angeles, calif", "Geography of Los Angeles", "Environmental issues in Los Angeles", "Northern Los Angeles", "UN/LOCODE:USLAX"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Shakespeare play is set in the Forest of Arden?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AS YOU LIKE IT", "aliases": ["Oliver Mar Text", "Oliver Martext", "Sir Oliver Mar Text", "Mar text", "Martext", "As You Like It", "Silvius (fictional character)", "Sir Oliver Martext", "Ducdame", "AS YOU LIKE IT", "As you like it"]}
{"context": "Question: The Ironman World Championship, which has been held annually in Hawaii since 1978, with an additional race in 1982, involves which sport?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Triathlon", "aliases": ["Triathlon", "Triathlon Distance", "Triathlete", "Sprint Distance Triathlon", "Long Distance Triathlon", "Beginner triathlon training", "Olympic Distance Triathlon", "Full Distance Triathlon", "Beginner Triathlon Training", "Triathalon", "Long distance triathlon", "Triathlons", "Full distance triathlon", "Tri-athlete", "Triathlon training", "Triathletes", "Iron distance triathlon"]}
{"context": "Question: What is a more formal name for ear wax?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cerumen", "aliases": ["Earwax impaction", "Earwax removal", "Impacted wax", "Earwax", "Cerumen", "Earwaxes", "Ear wax", "Cerumen aurium"]}
{"context": "Question: In the standard game of Monopoly, you go to jail if you throw how many consecutive sets of doubles on the dice?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Three", "aliases": ["3", "Three", "three"]}
{"context": "Question: Utilizing a flexible, clear hose, the act of siphoning beer or wine off the lees into new, clean barrel is known as what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(B)Racking", "aliases": ["(B)Racking"]}
{"context": "Question: What word is used in betting slang for odds of 10/1 (ten to one)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'COCKLE'", "aliases": ["'COCKLE'", "Cockle-picking", "Cockle", "Cockle (disambiguation)", "Cockles"]}
{"context": "Question: French for an additive, and a Venezuelan liberator of Ecuador, Bolivia and Peru from Spain, what was the currency of Ecuador before adopting the US dollar in the early 2000s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sucre", "aliases": ["Sucre, Chuquisaca", "Sucre, Oropeza", "Sucer", "Sucre (city)", "Sucre", "Constitutional capital of Bolivia", "Chuquisaca (Sucre)", "Sucre, Bolivia", "Historic City of Sucre"]}
{"context": "Question: Fez is an African city which gives its name to a type of hat. In which country is it?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Morocco", "aliases": ["ISO 3166-1:MA", "Al-Mamlakah al-Ma�", "Maroc", "Royaume du Maroc", "Norocco", "Moraco", "Sultanate of Fez", "Etymology of Morocco", "المغرب", "Al-Mamlaka al-Maġ", "Maroc (disambiguation)", "Morroco", "Al-Maġrib", "Lmaġrib", "Sherifian Empire", "Maroco", "Name of Morocco", "Morrocco", "Moroccan Kingdom", "Morocco", "Morrocan", "Al-Mamlakah al-Ma�", "Moroco", "Marokko", "المملكة المغرب", "Marocko", "Sultanate of Morocco", "Al-Mamlaka al-Maghreb", "Kingdom of Morocco"]}
{"context": "Question: La Paz is the administrative capital of which South American country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bolivia", "aliases": ["Bolivia, Plurinational State of", "Name of Bolivia", "Bolivia", "Etymology of Bolivia", "Bolivian Republic", "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)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which letter appears in various alphabets in the traditional Wikipedia globe logo?\nAnswer:", "answer": "W", "aliases": ["⒲", "W", "ⓦ", "🄦", "Ⓦ", "Double-U", "🅆", "Double-you", "Ｗ", "Double-ues", "Double v", "Double u", "🅦", "🆆", "Double U", "W (letter)", "Double-u"]}
{"context": "Question: Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease is an inherited muscle wasting disease affecting which part of the body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The legs", "aliases": ["The Legs", "The legs", "Betty Grable"]}
{"context": "Question: In which 1984 film did Tom Hanks fall in love with a mermaid?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Splash", "aliases": ["Splash (disambiguation)", "Splash (band)", "Splash (album)", "Splash! (disambiguation)", "Splash (group)", "SPLASH", "Splash (American band)", "Splash (musical group)", "Splash"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In which North American city would you find a baseball team called the\"\"Blue Jays\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "TORONTO", "aliases": ["New VR", "TORONTO", "A Barrie", "A-Channel Toronto", "CKVR Television Tower", "CKVR-TV", "CHCJ-DT", "NewVR", "A-Channel Barrie/Toronto", "A-Barrie", "'A' Barrie/Toronto", "A Toronto", "CTV Barrie", "A Barrie/Toronto", "CKVR-TV-1", "CTV Two Barrie", "A-Barrie/Toronto", "CKVR", "The New VR", "A-Channel Barrie", "'A' Barrie", "CKVP-DT", "CKVR-DT", "'A' Toronto"]}
{"context": "Question: Which global confectioner started its business in 1920 making 'gummibärchen'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Haribo", "aliases": ["Haribo sugarless gummy bear", "HARIBO", "Maoam", "Haribo"]}
{"context": "Question: Who became leader of the British Conservative Party in July 1965?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Edward Heath", "aliases": ["Sir Edward Heath", "Shadow Cabinet of Edward Heath II", "Shadow Cabinet of Edward Heath (1974–1975)", "Edward Heath", "Edward Richard George Heath", "Ted Heath", "Edward R. G. Heath"]}
{"context": "Question: Len Martin, who read the football results on BBC from 1958 until his death in 1995, was succeeded in the job by whom?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TIM GUDGIN", "aliases": ["Tim Gudgin", "TIM GUDGIN"]}
{"context": "Question: Ladon the dragon was killed by Heracles while guarding which of the twelve labours?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The apples of the Hesperides", "aliases": ["Apples of the Hesperides", "African Sisters", "Hesperide", "The Hesperides", "Hespera", "Erytheis", "Erythia", "Ἑσπερίδες", "Garden of Hesperides", "Erythea", "Hesperie", "Hesperids", "The apples of the Hesperides", "Hesperides", "Erytheia", "Hesperethousa", "Garden of the Hesperides"]}
{"context": "Question: By what name is singer 'Anthony Dominic Benevetto' better known?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tony Bennett", "aliases": ["Anthony Benedetto", "Tony Bennett", "Bennett, Tony", "Anthony Dominick Benedetto", "Tony Bennett (singer)", "Tony bennett", "Anthony Dominick Bennett", "Joe Bari", "Tony Bennet"]}
{"context": "Question: Approximately how many years old is the living part of Australia's Great Barrier Reef?\nAnswer:", "answer": "20,000", "aliases": ["twenty thousand", "20,000", "20000"]}
{"context": "Question: The magic lantern was an early form of what item of photographic equipment?\nAnswer:", "answer": "SLIDE PROJECTOR", "aliases": ["SLIDE PROJECTOR", "Slide projectors", "Slide projector", "Slide projection", "Film slides"]}
{"context": "Question: Which European country has regions called Karlovy Vary, Plzeň and South Bohemia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CZECH REPUBLIC", "aliases": ["4esko", "Ceská republika", "Czech Republic", "Tjech republic", "Republique Tcheque", "Czech Republik", "Ceská Republika", "Czeck Republic", "ISO 3166-1:CZ", "The Czech Republic", "CZR", "République Tchèque", "Česko", "Administrative divisions of the Czech Republic", "Czecho Republic", "Winnerland", "CZECH REPUBLIC", "Protestantism in the Czech Republic", "Tschechien", "Check Republic", "Czechia", "Czech Republci", "Etymology of the Czech Republic", "Cesko", "Česká republika", "Češka", "Cech Republic", "Ceska Republic", "Czech Rep", "The Czeck Republic", "Ceska", "Ceska republika", "Chez republic", "Czec Republic", "Climate of the Czech Republic", "Csehorszag", "Tcheque Republique", "Republica Checa", "Česká Republika", "Cehia", "Czech Rep.", "Czech republic", "Czechi", "Tcheque Republic", "Ceska Republika", "Tjech Republic", "ČR", "Csehország", "República Checa", "Subdivisions of the Czech Republic", "Bohemia-Moravia"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the largest city and capital of Madeira?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Funchal", "aliases": ["Funchal", "Funchal, Madeira", "Funchal, Madeira Islands"]}
{"context": "Question: In which film did Van Morrison sing Brown Eyed Girl\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sleeping With The Enemy", "aliases": ["Sleeping with the enemy (1991 film)", "Sleeping With the Enemy (1991 film)", "Sleeping with the Enemy", "Sleeping with the Enemy (1991 film)", "Sleeping with the Enemy (film)", "Sleeping With The Enemy", "Sleeping With the Enemy"]}
{"context": "Question: El Prat Airport serves which European city\nAnswer:", "answer": "Barcelona", "aliases": ["The weather in Barcelona", "Barcelona (Spain)", "Catania, Italy", "Barcelone", "Barcellona", "Barcelona", "Barcelona, Catalonia", "UN/LOCODE:ESBCN", "Barcelona, Barcelona", "Barcelona, Spain", "City of Barcelona", "Barcelona City"]}
{"context": "Question: Which European country has the Cupon as its currency?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moldova", "aliases": ["Moldowa", "Moldova (Republic Of)", "Architecture of Moldova", "ISO 3166-1:MD", "Modolva", "Ukrainians in Moldova", "Republica Moldova", "Etymology of Moldova", "Republic of Moldova", "Moldova", "Moldova in World War II", "Moldovan (citizen)", "Republic of Moldavia", "Moldova (Republic of)", "The Republic of Moldavia", "Moldova (republic)", "Country MDA", "Moldova, Republic of"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the sport in which your opponent tries to knock you off a floating spinning log\nAnswer:", "answer": "Birling", "aliases": ["Birling", "Birling (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What country has 11 official languages including Zulu, Xhosa, and English?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Africa", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: The name of which chemical element of the Periodic Table ends with the letters KEL ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NICKEL", "aliases": ["Nickel metallurgy", "Nickel mining in BC", "Nickel", "Nickelic", "Nickel (element)", "Nickelous", "Kupfernickel", "NICKEL", "Element 28", "Ni2+"]}
{"context": "Question: In the nursery rhyme, who put in his thumb and pulled out a plum?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jack", "aliases": ["Jack (fish)", "Jack", "Jack (disambiguation)", "Jack (zoology)", "Jackfish", "JACK", "Jack (novel)", "Jack (film)", "Jack (fish disambiguation)", "JacK"]}
{"context": "Question: What nationality was sculptor Constantin Brancusi?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROMANIAN", "aliases": ["Autobiographie erotique", "ROMANIAN", "Autobiographie érotique", "The Romanian: Story of an Obsession", "The Romanian"]}
{"context": "Question: In which sport or pastime can you see nose walking?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Surfing", "aliases": ["Cutback (surfing move)", "Surfing", "🏄", "Boardwear", "Surf camp", "Surfers", "Surfboarding", "Physics of surfing", "Surf wave", "Hawaiian surfing", "Barreling wave", "Barreling waves", "Surfboarder", "Surfer"]}
{"context": "Question: Traitor's Gate is part of which building?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tower of London", "aliases": ["London Tower", "The Tower of London", "Tower of london", "Tower of London museum", "Tower Wharf", "Her Majesty's Royal Palace and Fortress", "The Tower Of london", "Tower of London", "The Tower Of London", "Salt Tower", "The London Tower", "Gwynfryn, London", "Towers Stairs", "Martin Tower (Tower of London)", "Bloody tower"]}
{"context": "Question: In the Harry Potter books, what type of creature is Aragog?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Giant) Spider", "aliases": ["Giant spider", "Cultural depictions of spiders", "Spiders in culture", "Spiders in popular culture", "(Giant) Spider", "Clock spider"]}
{"context": "Question: Lynchburg the home of Jack Daniels whisky is in which US State?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TENNESSEE", "aliases": ["Tennessee (river)", "Rio Tennessee", "Tennessee river", "TENNESSEE", "Cherokee River", "The Tennessee", "Tennessee-Georgia water dispute", "Tennessee River", "Río Tennessee"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2012 Harvard professor Jonathan Tilley announced research apparently proving (contrary to all previous medical thinking) what human feature can be enabled to be replenished in the host body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eggs", "aliases": ["Egg (biology)", "The Biology of Eggs", "Windeggs", "Wind-egg", "Insect egg", "Egg (bird)", "Eggs", "Egg, avian", "Fish egg", "Wind-eggs", "Wind eggs", "Egg cases", "Egg", "Infertile egg", "Infertile eggs", "Birds eggs", "The biology of eggs"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Chinese dynasty ruled from the 14th to the 17th century?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ming", "aliases": ["Ming Empire", "Dissolution of the Ming Dynasty", "Transition from Yuan to Ming", "Ming era", "Great Ming Empire", "The great ming", "Eunuchs during the Ming Dynasty", "Stagnation of the Ming Dynasty", "Empire of the Great Ming", "Ming", "Ming navy", "Navy of the Ming Dynasty", "Growth of the Ming Dynasty", "The Ming dynasty", "Government of the Ming Dynasty", "Ming Dynasty Navy", "明朝", "Army of the Ming Dynasty", "The Ming Dynasty", "Ming (Chinese name)", "Míng Dynasty", "Code of the Great Ming", "House of Ming", "Ming dynasty", "Ming China", "Great ming", "Ming period", "Government of the Ming Empire", "Ming Gap", "China under Ming Dynasty rule", "Emperor of the Ming Dynasty", "Ming Dynasty Army", "Ming Chinese", "Ming empire", "Míng dynasty", "Ming Dynasty China", "Ming Dynasty of China", "Ming Dynasty", "Míng", "Decline of the Ming Dynasty", "Ming Code", "Capitals of the Ming Dynasty"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Poet Laureate from 1850 to 1892?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Alfred Lord Tennyson", "aliases": ["A. tennyson", "Baron Alfred Tennyson", "Tennyson (poet)", "Alfred Tennyson, Lord Tennyson", "Tennyson, Alfred, 1st Lord", "Alfred Tennyson Tennyson", "Alfred Lord Tennison", "Tennyson", "A Tennyson", "Lord Tennyson", "Tennysonian", "Alfred Tennyson, 1st Baron Tennyson", "Alfred, Lord Tennyson", "Alfred Tennyson", "Lord Tennyson Alfred", "Alfred Lord Tennyson", "Lord Alfred Tennyson"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What was the most famous song from the movie \"\"Frozen\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Let it Go", "aliases": ["Let It Go (disambiguation)", "Let It Go (song)", "Let it Go", "Let It Go (Single)", "Let It Go", "Let it Go (song)", "Let It Go (album)", "Let it go"]}
{"context": "Question: In which US city do the Baseball team known as the 'Royals' play their home games?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KANSAS CITY", "aliases": ["Kansas City Metro", "Kansas city", "Kansas City Metropolitan Area", "Metropolitan Kansas City", "Kansas City metro area", "Kansas City metropolitan area", "Greater Kansas City", "KC Metropolitan Area", "KANSAS CITY", "Kansas City", "Kansas City, Missouri metropolitan area", "Kansas City metropolitan Area", "Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas", "Kansas City-Overland Park-Kansas", "Kansas City Metro Area", "K.C. Metropolitan Area", "Kansas City, MO-KS MSA", "Kansas City, MO-KS Metropolitan Statistical Area", "Kansas City, USA"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In what year did Glen Campbell have a hit with \"\"It's Only Make Believe\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "1970", "aliases": ["one thousand, nine hundred and seventy", "1970"]}
{"context": "Question: What are Cohíba, Hoyo de Monterrey, Montecristo, Partagás, Romeo y Julieta and Quintero?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cuban cigars", "aliases": ["Parejo", "Panatela", "Cigars", "Winston churchill (cigar)", "Panetela", "Panetella", "Cuban cigars", "Cuban cigar", "Cigar", "Panatella", "Small cigar", "Candela (tobacco)", "Oscuro", "Robusto", "Little cigar", "Stog", "Cuban Cigars", "Cigar maker", "Stogies"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English artist painted several views of Salisbury Cathedral in the early 19th century?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JOHN CONSTABLE", "aliases": ["J Constable", "JOHN CONSTABLE", "John Constable"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Sanstorm', 'Walkaway' and 'Flying' were top ten hits for which group in the mid '90's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'CAST'", "aliases": ["CAST", "CAST (disambiguation)", "'CAST'"]}
{"context": "Question: What ancient African nation is (at 2011) the most populated landlocked country of the world?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ethiopia", "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", "ʾĪtyōṗṗ", "Ethiopian", "Ethiopioa", "Name of Ethiopia", "FDRE", "Etymology of Ethiopia", "Federal Republic of Ethiopia", "ኢትዮ�"]}
{"context": "Question: Who invented the wind-up radio?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TREVOR BAYLISS", "aliases": ["Trevor Bayliss", "TREVOR BAYLISS"]}
{"context": "Question: With which sport were the players Peter Nicol and Jahangir Khan associated?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Squash.", "aliases": ["Squash.", "Squash (disambiguation)", "Squash", "Squashes"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1883 which Indonesian volcano erupted and was believed to be the largest single explosion in recorded human history?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Krakatoa", "aliases": ["Anak Krakatau", "Krakitoa", "Cracatau", "Krakatoa", "Krakatowa", "Crokatoa", "Anak Krakatoa", "Krakatua eruption 1883", "Krakatao", "Telok Batong", "Krackatoa", "Mount Anak Krakatau", "KRAKATOA", "Krakatoan eruption", "Krakatua", "Krakatoan Eruption", "Mt krakatoa", "Krakatau"]}
{"context": "Question: What animals does a mahout work with?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Elephants", "aliases": ["Elephantinely", "Elephant tusks", "Rogue Elephant", "Elephant", "🐘", "Elephant hunting", "Elephantineness", "Elephant hunter", "Rogue elephant", "Baby elephants", "Brown elephants", "ELEPHANT", "Elephan", "פיל", "Elephant population", "Elephant evolution", "Elefonts", "Evolution of elephants", "Elephants", "Mating elephants", "Elaphant", "Elephant rage", "Gestation period for elephants", "Elephant tusk", "Sexual behavior of elephants"]}
{"context": "Question: What would you find at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The White House", "aliases": ["White House", "202.456.1111", "1600 Pennsylvania Ave.", "White House solar panels", "@WhiteHouse", "202-456-1111", "20500", "White house tours", "The Whitehouse", "+1.202.456.1111", "Whiskey Hotel", "White Home", "+1.202-456-1111", "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue", "The WhiteHouse", "United States White House", "US White House", "White house", "1600 Pennsylvania", "1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW", "1600 Pennsylvania Ave", "The White House", "White House, District of Columbia", "White House Complex", "THE WHITE HOUSE", "202-456-1414"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the system of stellar designation in which a specific star is identified by a Greek letter (then Latin letters in lower-case then upper-case), followed by the genitive form of its parent constellation's Latin name (e.g. Tauri)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bayer designation", "aliases": ["Bayer's Name", "Bayer letters", "Bayer designations", "Bayer designation", "Bayer classification", "Bayer letter"]}
{"context": "Question: The usage fee for what UK public provision remained at one penny from 1855 until decimalization in 1971?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Public toilet", "aliases": ["Men's room", "Public lavatories", "Public Toilet", "Public conveniences", "Restroom stall", "Washroom", "Comfort rooms", "John (washroom)", "Public toilet", "Public lavatory", "Public convenience", "🚻", "Rest rooms", "Public washroom", "Public toilets", "Restroom", "Comfort room", "Rest room", "Rest-rooms", "Washroom architecture", "Toilet rooms", "Rest-room", "Restrooms", "Ladies' room", "Public restroom", "Mens room"]}
{"context": "Question: What was made at the Herculaneum Factory, Liverpool,between 1793 - 1830?\nAnswer:", "answer": "POTTERY", "aliases": ["POTTERY", "Pots", "Pottery and porcelain", "Pottery maker", "Art ware", "Pottery-makers", "Pottery-maker", "Vase painting", "Fine art pot", "Clay pottery", "Ceramics", "Pottery", "Ceramicware", "Art pottery", "Painted vase", "Ceramic pot", "Ceramic ware", "Ceramics art", "Pot throwing", "Pottery-making", "Pottery making", "Ceramic paint", "Pottery makers", "Potterymaker", "Ceramicist", "Potterymaking", "Clay pot", "Pot", "Pottery manufacture", "Coil pot", "History of pottery", "Ceramic wares", "Potterymakers", "Making a pot"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American golfer, winner of three majors, was tragically killed in a plane crash on October 25th 1999, at the time of his death he was the reigning US Open Champion?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PAYNE STEWART", "aliases": ["Paine Stewart", "Paine Stuart", "Stephanie Bellegarrigue", "Payne Stewart", "PAYNE STEWART", "Payne Stuart"]}
{"context": "Question: Which language gave English the word honcho as in “head honcho”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Japanese", "aliases": ["Jpanese", "Nipponese", "Japanese", "Japanesse", "Japnese", "Japanesе", "Japanese (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Literally, what old French word translates approximately as \"\"white food\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blancmange", "aliases": ["Blancmange", "Blancmanger", "White dish", "Blancmange (food)", "Blankmanger", "Malabi", "Vanilla pudding", "Blanc-mange", "Whitedish"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was known as the Fat Boy of the Reserve\nAnswer:", "answer": "Billy Bunter", "aliases": ["Bunteresque", "Bunterish", "Billy Bunter"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What 1996 film directed by Danny Boyle, was advertised with the tag line \"\"Choose Life\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "'TRAINSPOTTING'", "aliases": ["Trainspotting (disambiguation)", "'TRAINSPOTTING'", "Trainspotting"]}
{"context": "Question: Who plays Dr Nikki Alexander in the BBC’s crime drama Silent Witness?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Emilia Fox", "aliases": ["Rose Gilley", "Emilia Fox"]}
{"context": "Question: Which notorious murderer lived at 10 Rillington Place?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Christie", "aliases": ["John Christie (footballer)", "John Christie (disambiguation)", "Christie, John", "John Christie"]}
{"context": "Question: How many legs (including arms or pincers according to certain definitions) does a crab have?\nAnswer:", "answer": "10", "aliases": ["10", "ten"]}
{"context": "Question: To whom did the risen Jesus say 'Touch me not'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mary Magdelene", "aliases": ["Sainte Marie Madeleine", "Apostle to the apostles", "Mary magdelen", "St Mary Magdalen", "Mary Magdalen", "Legend of Mary Magdalene", "Mary Maudlin", "St. Mary Magdalen", "Saint Mary Magdalen", "Mary of Magdalene", "Saint Mary Magdalene", "The Woman Who Washed Jesus' Feet", "Lost Bride", "St Mary Magdalene", "Mary of Magdala", "Apostola apostolorum", "Mary magdalene", "Mary Madeline", "Mary Magdelene", "Mary Magdalene", "Mary of Magdelene", "Mary Magdalen, Saint", "St. Mary Magdalene", "Matrimonio", "Mary Magdala", "Saint Maria Magdalena", "Maria Magdalene", "Mary magdelena"]}
{"context": "Question: P.L. Travers wrote which series of books that were turned into a famous film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARY POPPINS", "aliases": ["Mrs. George Banks", "Winifred banks", "17 Cherry Tree Lane", "Bert (Mary Poppins)", "Mr. George Banks", "Mr George Banks", "Mary popins", "Mrs George Banks", "Marry Poppins", "MARY POPPINS", "Mrs Winifred Banks", "Mary Poppins", "Mrs. Winifred Banks", "Mary poppins", "Winifred Banks"]}
{"context": "Question: According to a short story by Washington Irving (1819), who escaped his nagging wife by wandering into New York's Catskill Mountains, fell asleep, and returned to his village, where he found that 20 years had passed?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rip Van Winkle", "aliases": ["Rip van Winkle", "Rip van winkle", "Rip van Winkel", "Rip Wan Winkle", "Rip Van Winkle", "Rip Van winkle"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who said \"\"You're not drunk if you can lie on the floor without holding on\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "DEAN MARTIN", "aliases": ["Dino Paul Crocetti", "Dino Crocetti", "Martin, Dean", "Dino Martini", "DEAN MARTIN", "Dean Martin", "Write to Me from Naples"]}
{"context": "Question: A nectarine is a shiny-skinned variety of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Peach", "aliases": ["Peacherine", "Peach", "Prunus daemonifuga", "Nectarines", "Peach trees", "Peaches", "Nectarine", "Persica platycarpa", "Amygdalus potanini", "Peacherine tree", "Culture of peach", "White peach", "Clingstone peach", "Amygdalus persica", "Elegant Lady", "Persica nucipersica", "🍑", "Peacherines", "Freestone peach", "Amygdalus nucipersica", "A Peach", "Brugnon", "Prunus persica", "Persica potaninii", "Persica vulgaris"]}
{"context": "Question: What had Edmond Hillary worked at before taking up mountain climbing?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bee Keeping", "aliases": ["Bee keeper", "Bee culture", "Beekeeping suit", "Beekiping", "Bee keepers", "Bee-keeping", "Bee keeping", "Apairist", "Apiculture", "Beekeeping helmet", "Bee Keeping", "Beekeeping", "Bee farming", "Beekeeping leading practices", "Apiarian", "History of beekeeping"]}
{"context": "Question: Who won the World Professional Snooker Championship six times in the 1970s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ray Reardon", "aliases": ["Ray Reardon"]}
{"context": "Question: In June 2013 US Texas State Senator Wendy Davis filibustered for 10 hours to obstruct Texas state laws concerning?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Abortion", "aliases": ["Abortion, Physical Effects of", "Aborting", "Surgical Termination of Pregnancy", "Induced abortion", "Abortion and health", "Pregnancy termination", "Abortion.", "Medical termination of pregnancy", "Aborted Fetus", "Third-trimester abortion", "Termination of pregnancy", "Induced abortions", "Abortion, induced", "Complications of Abortion", "Termination of a pregnancy", "Abortions", "Pine needle abortion", "Abortion Complications", "Abortion", "Elective termination of a pregnancy", "Abortion in animals", "Abortion complications", "Abortionists", "Aborted fetuses", "Physical Effects of Abortion", "Abortionist", "Surgical abortion", "Abortus provocatus", "Abortus", "Elective abortion", "Induced miscarriage", "Total abortion rate", "Pregnancy abortion"]}
{"context": "Question: Which author's second husband was archaeologist Max Mallowan?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AGATHA CHRISTIE", "aliases": ["Christie Estate", "Agatha Christie DBE", "Agatha cristie", "Agatha Christie's", "Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie", "AGATHA CHRISTIE", "Agatha Mary Clarissa", "Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan", "Christie estate", "Agatha Christy", "Dame Agatha Christie", "Christie, Agatha", "Mary Westmacott", "Agatha Mary Clarissa Christie", "Tropes in Agatha Christie's novels", "Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan", "Christie, Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa", "Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller, Lady", "Plot devices in Agatha Christie's novels", "Lady Mallowan", "Agatha Christie Ltd.", "Dame Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady M", "Agasta Christie", "Agatha Clarissa", "Agatha Mary Clarissa, Dame Christie", "Agatha Christie", "Lady Agatha Mallowan", "Agathe Christie", "Agartha Christie", "Agatha Mallowan", "Agatha mary", "Agathe Christi", "Agatha Christie, DBE", "Agatha christie", "Agatha Mary Clarissa, Lady Mallowan", "Agatha Miller", "Agatha Mary Clarissa Miller"]}
{"context": "Question: What is Canada's most populous province?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ontario", "aliases": ["Ontario (canada)", "Ontario", "Ontario Canada", "ON, Canada", "Canada Ontario", "Ontairo", "Ontarian", "Climate of Ontario", "Ontario, Canada", "Province of Ontario", "CA-ON", "Ontario (Canada)"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology, who was the first woman on Earth\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pandora", "aliases": ["Pandora (myth)", "Anesidora", "Pandora (mythology)", "Pandora", "Pandora (Greek mythology)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which English public school shares it's name with a farm implement\nAnswer:", "answer": "Harrow", "aliases": ["Harrow (disambiguation)", "Harrow", "Horrow"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the owner of Mirror Group newspapers who misused the pension fund\nAnswer:", "answer": "Robert Maxwell", "aliases": ["Ian Robert Maxwell", "Maxwell, Robert", "Ian Robert Maxwell MC", "Maxwell, (Ian) Robert", "(Ian) Robert Maxwell", "Ján Ludvík Hoch", "Ján Ludwig Hoch", "Ian Ludwig Hoch", "Jan Ludwig Hoch", "Robert Maxwell (politician)", "Robert Ian Maxwell", "Ján Ludvik Hoch", "Robert Maxwell"]}
{"context": "Question: The legendary Hercules was said to have what quality?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Strength", "aliases": ["Strength", "Strenght", "Strength (disambiguation)", "Strength (album)", "High strength", "Party strengths", "Strengths", "Strength (physics)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the largest (by population) landlocked country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ethiopia", "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", "ʾĪtyōṗṗ", "Ethiopian", "Ethiopioa", "Name of Ethiopia", "FDRE", "Etymology of Ethiopia", "Federal Republic of Ethiopia", "ኢትዮ�"]}
{"context": "Question: The Black Berets are an elite paramilitary force from which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "RUSSIA", "aliases": ["Russia (1991-1993)", "Оросын Холбоон", "Etymology of Russia", "The Russian federation", "Рәсәй", "ISO 3166-1:RU", "Russia (1990-1993)", "Ресей", "Novaya russia", "Росси́я", "Раҫҫей", "Российская Федера", "Poccnr", "Росія", "Ородой Холбоон", "России", "The Russian Federation", "Russsia", "Russian (citizen)", "Росси́йская Ф", "Урысей", "Арассыыйа", "Rossiyskaya Federatsiya", "Оьрсийн Федер", "Russian-born", "Аьрасат", "Russia (Federation)", "POCCNR", "Northern Russia", "Federation of Russia", "Russia (country)", "Рочму", "Ресей Федерацияс", "Venaja", "Русия", "Урыстәыла", "Resey", "Россия", "Wildlife of Russia", "The Country Russia", "Уæрæсе", "Venaejae", "Russian federation", "Russie", "Russia", "Rossijskaja Federatsija", "RUSSIA", "Ryssland", "Russian Federation", "Russiya", "Русија", "RusSia", "Орсин Ниицән", "Russland", "Рузмастор", "RussiA"]}
{"context": "Question: What is in a human's thoracic cavity?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lungs", "aliases": ["Pulmonary surgical procedures", "Pulmanary", "Bird lung", "Pulmo", "Alveolar sacs", "Bellows lung", "Superior lobe of left lung", "Inferior lobe of left lung", "Pulmones", "Pulmonarily", "Avian lungs", "Lung", "Pulmonary gas exchange", "Lungs", "Pulmo sinister", "Pulmonary", "Inferior lobe", "Nonrespiratory functions of the lungs", "Lunged", "Circulatory lung"]}
{"context": "Question: Which British comedian plays headmaster Mr Gilbert in the UK television series ‘The Inbetweeners’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Greg Davies", "aliases": ["Greg Davies"]}
{"context": "Question: \"From which sport do we get the expression \"\"par for the course\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Golf", "aliases": ["Scramble (golf)", "GOLF", "Golf Conditioning", "Men's Golf", "🏌", "Golf Tournament", "Golf", "Duffed", "Scotch foursomes", "Texas scramble", "Golfing", "Golf tournament", "Golf (Sport)", "Golf technology", "Golfer", "Golf conditioning", "The Development of Golf Technology", "Duffs"]}
{"context": "Question: Give any year in the life of the painter Canaletto?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1839 - 1906", "aliases": ["1839 - 1906"]}
{"context": "Question: Which African country is bordered to the east by Chad, to the south by Nigeria and Benin, to west by Mali, and to the north by Algeria and Libya?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NIGER", "aliases": ["Rhopalocystis nigra", "A niger", "A. Niger", "Aspergillopsis nigra", "Black mould", "NIGER", "Sterigmatocystis nigra", "Aspergillus niger var. niger", "Aspergillus niger"]}
{"context": "Question: During which decade of the 19th Century was the British clipper ship the Cutty Sark launched?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1860’s (1869)", "aliases": ["1860’s (1869)"]}
{"context": "Question: How many pieces are there in a standard set of dominoes?\nAnswer:", "answer": "28", "aliases": ["28", "twenty-eight"]}
{"context": "Question: Who performed in the first concert link into space, which was sent from Anaheim California to the space shuttle Discovery in 2005?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Paul McCartney", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: The contract of footballer Nicolas Anelka was terminated after he made an offensive gesture, what name was given to the gesture?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Quenelle", "aliases": ["Quenelle", "Quenelles Lyonnaises"]}
{"context": "Question: Which car manufacturer originally made the model known as the Matiz?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DAEWOO", "aliases": ["Taeu", "Dae Woo", "Daewoo television", "Daewoo Group", "DAEWOO", "Dae-u", "대우", "Daewoo Business Group", "Daewoo"]}
{"context": "Question: Shukrān (Arabic), Hvala (Croation), Efharistó (Greek), Dhanyavād (Hindi), and Spasibo! (Russian) all mean what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thank you", "aliases": ["Thank You (disambiguation)", "Thank you", "Thank-you", "Thank You (album)", "Thank You (song)", "Thank You", "Thankyou", "Thank-You", "Thank You (film)", "Thankyou (song)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Founded in London in 1766, what activity are \"\"Christie, Manson and Woods\"\" involved in?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Auctioneering", "aliases": ["Prominent auction", "Sealed-bid auctions", "Auctions", "First-price Auction", "Auctioneer", "Suggested Opening Bid", "Sealed-bid auction", "First-price sealed-bid auction", "Silent auction", "Public sale", "First-price sealed-bid auctions", "Auction houses", "Auction Date", "Auction process", "Auction block", "Auctioneers", "Auctioneering", "Dutch 20auction", "Mystery auction", "Auction", "Auction date", "Auction house", "General merchandise auction", "Highest bidder", "General Merchandise Auction", "Auction ring", "Sealed bid", "Sealed first-price auction"]}
{"context": "Question: Who plays Chicago police officer Sharon Pogue in the 2001 film ‘Angel Eyes’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jennifer Lopez", "aliases": ["Jennifer J.Lo Lopez", "Deseo for Men", "Casper Smart", "Live (perfume)", "David Cruz", "Jennifer Muñiz", "Q'Viva!: The Chosen", "JLove", "Jennifer López", "The Best Is Yet to Come (concert)", "JLo", "J.LO", "Deseo Forever", "¡Q'Viva!: The Chosen", "Hooked on You (song)", "Jennifer Lynn Lopez", "J lo", "JayLo", "Jennifer lopez", "A suivre: Jennifer Lopez", "Jenny Lopez", "Jay low", "Jennifer %22J.Lo%22", "J. LO.", "Love and Light (perfume)", "Jennifer Lopez's eight studio album", "Love and Light (fragrance)", "J. Lo", "J.Lo", "List of Jennifer Lopez concerts", "J. Lo.", "Jennifer Lynn Muñiz", "Jennifer %22J. Lo%22", "J Lo", "J–LO", "Jennifer Lopez", "Deseo (perfume)", "Lopez, Jennifer", "Image and personal life of Jennifer Lopez", "J-Lo", "My Glow", "Personal life and public image of Jennifer Lopez", "Love & Glamour", "JLove by JLo", "Live Jennifer Lopez", "Jennifer Lopez's eighth studio album", "Follow the Leader: El Concierto", "Jennifer %22J-Lo%22", "Live Platinum", "Jennifer J. Lo Lopez", "Live Luxe", "Jennifer Lopez Live in Las Vegas", "J-LO", "JLO", "Jlo", "Jenifer lopez", "Ojani Noa"]}
{"context": "Question: \"If you see a \"\"grand jeté\"\", what are you watching?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ballet", "aliases": ["Ballet", "Ballet competitions", "Ballet schools", "Balet, India", "Balletti", "Ballet dancing", "1938 ballet premieres", "Balletto", "Balletomane", "2011 ballet premieres", "1940 ballet premieres", "Balletomanes", "1939 ballet premieres", "Ballet characters", "Ballet teachers", "Ballet dance", "Classical Dance", "Ballets", "Ballet lessons", "1915 ballet premieres", "1914 ballet premieres", "Classical dance", "UN/LOCODE:INBLT", "1916 ballet premieres", "Balet", "Ballett"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What does the US television series \"\"Elementary\"\" centre on?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Crime detection", "aliases": ["Crime detection", "Criminal investigation", "Criminal Investigation"]}
{"context": "Question: What is not usually a phrase for which the acronym PDF is used?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Platform Divers Float", "aliases": ["Platform Divers Float"]}
{"context": "Question: The painting by Millais entitled 'Bubbles' was used for many years in an advertisement for which product?\nAnswer:", "answer": "PEARS SOAP", "aliases": ["Pears' Soap", "PEARS SOAP", "Pears Transparent Soap", "Pears Soap", "Pears soap"]}
{"context": "Question: Which group had a hit album titled Breakfast In America\nAnswer:", "answer": "Supertramp", "aliases": ["Supertramp", "Super Tramp", "Stanley August Miesegaes"]}
{"context": "Question: Which famous London railway station is located on a bridge over the River Thames?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Blackfriars", "aliases": ["Blackfriars", "Blackfriars (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What would a Scotsman do with a spurtle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eat porridge", "aliases": ["Eat porridge"]}
{"context": "Question: The preamble to the UN Charter, adopted on June 26, 1945, states We the peoples of the United Nations determined: to save succeeding generations from the scourge of what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "war", "aliases": ["The war", "The War (disambiguation)", "The War (Song)", "The War (film)", "The War (song)", "The War", "war"]}
{"context": "Question: Which 1979 science fiction film was at one time going to be called Star Beast?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ALIEN", "aliases": ["Alien (disambiguation)", "The Alien", "Alien (Alien)", "The Aliens", "Alien (fictional creature)", "The Aliens (band)", "ALIEN", "Alien (alien)", "Alien", "Alians (disambiguation)", "Aliens (novel)", "Aliens (computer game)", "Alien (song)", "Aliens", "Aliens (disambiguation)", "The Alien (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who directed the Noughties films One Day in September, The Last King of Scotland and Touching the Void?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KEVIN MACDONALD", "aliases": ["Kevin MacDonald (footballer", "Kevin McDonald (footballer)", "KEVIN MACDONALD", "Kevin MacDonald (disambiguation)", "Kevin Macdonald (disambiguation)", "Kevin Macdonald", "Kevin MacDonald", "Kevin McDonald (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Central American country has a currency which is named after a bird, the Quetzal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GUATEMALA", "aliases": ["República de Guatemala", "Republic Guatemala", "Subdivisions of Guatemala", "Etymology of Guatemala", "Republic of Guatemala", "Administrative divisions of Guatemala", "Guatelmala", "Guatimala", "Gvatemala", "GUATEMALA", "Guatemala", "Guatamala", "ISO 3166-1:GT", "Gutzemala", "Health in Guatemala"]}
{"context": "Question: What airline, founding member of the Star Alliance, the largest airline alliance in the world, got its start as the Boeing Air Transport company in 1927?\nAnswer:", "answer": "United", "aliases": ["United (album)", "United", "United (disambiguation)", "United (song)", "United (film)", "Untied", "United (album) (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Three-quarters of the world's breeding population of one seabird are concentrated around the British Isles - which species?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(North Atlantic) Gannet", "aliases": ["(North Atlantic) Gannet"]}
{"context": "Question: Inspector Bucket is a character in which novel by Charles Dickens?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bleak House", "aliases": ["Reverend Chadband", "Rev Mr Chadband", "John Jarndyce", "Bleakhouse", "Nemo (Bleak House)", "Mademoiselle Hortense", "Chesney Wold", "Honoria, Lady Dedlock", "Bleak House", "Richard Carstone", "Miss Barbary", "Lady Honoria Dedlock", "Lady Dedlock", "Harold Skimpole"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the country of origin of the supermarket chain Aldi ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GERMANY", "aliases": ["United States of Germany", "Tyskland", "Nimska", "Bundesdeutsch", "Vokietija", "Deuchland", "Germny", "GermanY", "FR Germany", "Almanya", "Federal Republic of Germany", "Jermany", "Geramny", "Etymology of Germany", "Nemska", "Germany", "Niemcy", "GERMANY", "ISO 3166-1:DE", "Land der Dichter und Denker", "Federal Republic Of Germany", "F.R. Germany", "Deutschland", "Bundesrepublik Deutschland", "BR Deutschland", "Germanio", "Thyskaland", "GerMany", "Germeny", "Teutonica", "Deutchland", "Duitsland", "THyskaland", "Alemanha", "Němska", "Foederal Republic of Germany"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the British monarch when Theodore Roosevelt was the US President?\nAnswer:", "answer": "EDWARD VII", "aliases": ["Eduard VII", "Prince Albert Edward, Prince of Wales", "Edward vii", "Albert Edward, Prince of Wales", "Prince Albert Edward, Duke of Rothesay", "Albert, Prince of Wales", "Albert Edward, Duke of Rothesay", "Albert Edward, Duke of Cornwall", "King edward vii", "Edward VII of the United Kingdom", "Edward VII", "Prince Albert Edward, Duke of Cornwall", "Prince Albert Edward", "Edward vii of the united kingdom", "Edward VII of England", "Edward VII of Great Britain", "EDWARD VII", "Edward VII of Scotland", "Edward VII of the UK", "Edward 7", "King Edward VII of the United Kingdom", "Edward VII of Britain", "Prince Albert Edward of the United Kingdom", "King Edward VII", "Edward Vii", "Albert Edward of the United Kingdom"]}
{"context": "Question: After he left Barcelona, football manager Pep Guardiola went on to manage which European club in 2013?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bayern Munich", "aliases": ["FC Bayern München", "FC Bayern Munich", "F.C. Bayern Muenchen", "F.C. Bayern München", "Die Roten", "F.C. Bayern Munchen", "Fußball-Club Bayern München", "Die Bayern", "Bayern Munchen", "Bayern München", "Bayern Múnich", "Bayern de Múnich", "FC Hollywood", "Der FCB", "Fc Bayern", "F.C. Bayern Munich", "FC BAYERN", "Bayern Munich", "FC Bayern Munchen", "Bayern Muenchen", "FC Bayern Muenchen"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Democrat candidate did Richard Nixon defeat in the 1968 Presidential Election?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Herbert Humphrey", "aliases": ["Herbert Humphrey"]}
{"context": "Question: In which musical is the main male character called Billy Bigelow?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Carousel", "aliases": ["Carousels", "🎠", "Merry-go-round", "Loof", "Marry Go Round", "Merry-Go-Round", "Merry Go Round", "Merry go round", "Merry-go-Round", "Merrygoround", "Carousel", "Carrousel"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which Welsh author, born in Cardiff, has written over 30 books, including \"\"Pillars of the Earth\"\", \"\"Fall of Giants\"\" and \"\"Capricorn One\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "KEN FOLLETT", "aliases": ["KEN FOLLETT", "Ken Follet", "Century trilogy", "Kenneth Martin Follett", "Ken Follett"]}
{"context": "Question: To whom was the actress Carole Lombard married at the time of her death?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Clark Gable", "aliases": ["ClarkGable", "Clarke Gabel", "Gable, Clark", "Clarke Gable", "Clark Gable"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actor played 'Hadley', in the TV series of the same name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GERALD HARPER", "aliases": ["GERALD HARPER", "Gerald Harper"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the local pub in Heartbeat\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Aidensfield Arms", "aliases": ["The Aidensfield Arms"]}
{"context": "Question: The authorised version of the Holy Bible was made at the order of which King?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James the First", "aliases": ["James VI of Scotland, James I of England", "James I", "James VI, King of Scots", "Seumas VI of Scotland", "James, King of England, Ireland and Scotland", "James VI", "James I of England", "James VI of Scotland", "James I and VI", "James I of England, Scotland, and Ireland", "The wisest fool", "James I of England and VI of Scotland", "James VI of England", "James I of England, Scotland, and Irer", "Wisest fool", "The wisest fool in Christendom", "Wisest fool in Christendom", "James I of the UK", "James I of Wales", "King James VI of Scotland", "James VI of Scotland and I of England", "James I (England)", "King James VI", "James I of Great Britain", "James the 6th", "James VI and I", "King James the First", "James I, King of England", "James I of England and James VI of Scotland", "James I (of England)", "James vi", "James I of Ireland", "King James VI & I", "King James VI of Scotland and I of England", "James the first", "King James I of England", "James VI & I", "King James VI and I", "James VI of Scotland and England", "King James I", "King James I of England and VI of Scotland", "James I of england", "James I of the United Kingdom", "James VI (Scotland)", "James the First", "King James VI &I"]}
{"context": "Question: In which year was the storming of the Bastille, which started the French Revolution?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1789", "aliases": ["1789", "one thousand, seven hundred and eighty-nine"]}
{"context": "Question: The lyric ‘Always sunny in a rich man's world', is from which song?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Money, Money, Money", "aliases": ["Money Money Money", "Money, Money, Money"]}
{"context": "Question: Which TV presenter, who died in February 2013, was for over 20 years the host of 'Mr & Mrs'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Derek Batey", "aliases": ["Derek Batey", "Derek Beatty"]}
{"context": "Question: Which cockney private detective, co-created by Terry Venables, was portrayed on TV by Nicholas Ball?\nAnswer:", "answer": "James Hazell", "aliases": ["James Hazell"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Charles Dickens novel has two title characters, both called 'Paul' and a full title that ends with the words: 'Wholesale, Retail and for Exportation'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'DOMBEY & SON'", "aliases": ["Dombey & Son", "Dombey and son", "Cornelia Blimber", "Floy Dombey", "Dombey And Son", "'DOMBEY & SON'", "Paul Dombey", "Joe Bagstock", "Dombey and Son", "Mrs Cornelia Blimber", "Jack Bunsby"]}
{"context": "Question: In what year was the first in-flight movie shown on an internal flight in the USA.\nAnswer:", "answer": "1929", "aliases": ["1929", "one thousand, nine hundred and twenty-nine"]}
{"context": "Question: A schism normally refers to a split within what sort of institution?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Church", "aliases": ["Tserkov", "Church sign", "The Church", "Ecclesiastical affair", "Ecclesiastical affairs", "Church (disambiguation)", "Church ward", "Church", "Churches", "Church (ward)"]}
{"context": "Question: CPE Bach was the son of JS Bach. What was the E in his name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Emanuel", "aliases": ["Immanu'el", "'Immanu'el", "Emanuel", "Emmanuil", "'Imanu'el", "Imanu'el", "Emanuel (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Which part of the body are babies born without but develop from cartilaginous material that builds into bone in later life?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kneecaps", "aliases": ["Kneecaps"]}
{"context": "Question: Mrs Maria Fitzherbert was the wife of which British monarch?\nAnswer:", "answer": "George the Fourth", "aliases": ["George, Prince Regent", "King George IV of the United Kingdom", "George the Fourth", "George IV of Great Britain", "George IV of the UK", "King George IV", "George IV of Great Britain and Ireland", "George IV of the United Kingdom", "George IV", "Regency Bill", "George IV of England", "George IV of Scotland", "George IV Hanover", "George IV of Hanover", "George iv", "George iv of the united kingdom", "George IV of Britain", "George IV (Hanover)"]}
{"context": "Question: What was a demonstration sport at the 1988 Olympics in Seoul, when the opening ceremony featured a mass demonstration of it, involving hundreds of adults and children?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Taekwondo", "aliases": ["Punch (Taekwondo)", "Taekwondo", "Tae-Kwon-Do.", "Tae kwan do", "TaeKwonDo", "Dan (Taekwondo)", "Tae Kwon-do", "Taiquando", "Kyrugi", "ITF Taekwondo", "태권도", "Taekwon do", "Tae Kwan Do", "Tae kwon-do", "TaekWon Do", "History of Taekwondo", "TaeKwon-Do", "Tae kwondo", "Tai quan do", "TKD", "Tae kune do", "Tae-kwan-do", "Gong Soo", "Taekwando", "Tai kwon do", "Taikwondo", "TaeKwonDoe", "Thyakwento", "Tae kown do", "Kyorugi", "T'aekwondo", "Taiquandao", "Kyup", "Traditional taekwondo", "Tae-Kwon-Do", "Gong Soo Do", "Torann Mazeroi", "Tae kwon do", "Tai kwan do", "Tae kwando", "Punch(Taekwondo)", "テコンドー", "Taekwon-do", "Taegwondo", "History of tkd", "History of taekwondo", "T'aekwŏndo", "Sine wave technique", "Tkd", "Tae kwon doe", "Taikwon dou", "Korean Karate", "Tae Kwon-Do", "Tae-kwon-do", "Taequando", "Tae Kwon Do", "Taekwondo history", "跆拳道", "WTF Taekwondo", "Sport Taekwondo", "Taekwondoe", "TaekWon do", "Taikwon do", "Taekwon-Do"]}
{"context": "Question: Who did Alan Lake marry in 1968\nAnswer:", "answer": "Diana Dors", "aliases": ["Diana doors", "Diana Mary Fluck", "Diana Dors", "Dors", "Diana Fluck"]}
{"context": "Question: With a surface area of 56km2, which Scottish loch is, in terms of surface area, the second largest inland body of water in Great Britain?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LOCH NESS", "aliases": ["Lochness", "Loch Nis", "LOCH NESS", "Loch Ness", "Lough Ness", "Loch ness", "Lock Ness, Scotland"]}
{"context": "Question: To which Greek goddess was the Parthenon on the Acropolis in Athens dedicated?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Athena", "aliases": ["Athiná", "Athḗnē", "Asána", "Cydonia (goddess)", "Polias", "Athene", "Pallas Athena (goddess)", "Athena and Minerva", "Ἀσάνα", "Athēnâ", "Athena", "Athena Nikephoros", "Tritogeneia", "AthenA", "Αθήνη", "Athena the virgin", "Ἀθήνη", "Athena Ergane", "Athena Polias", "Ἀθηνᾶ", "Athena (mythology)", "Pallas-athena", "Athena Pallas", "Ασάνα", "That goddess that fell out of Zeus' head", "Pallas Athene", "Pallas Athena", "Athena of the city", "Athena Areia"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the famous brother of Emilio Estevez?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charlie Sheen", "aliases": ["Bi-winning", "Charlie Sheen", "Carlos Estevez", "Charlysheen", "Charles sheen", "WINNING!", "Carlos Estavez", "Charlie sheen", "Carlos irwin estevez", "Carlos estevez", "Charles Irwin Sheen", "Carlos Irwin Estévez", "Carlos Estévez", "Duh, winning", "Carlos Irwin Estevez"]}
{"context": "Question: Meryl Streep has won 2 Oscars for Best Actress but for which 1979 film did she win Best Supporting Actress?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KRAMER vs KRAMER", "aliases": ["Kramer v kramer", "Kramer versus Kramer", "Ted Kramer", "KRAMER vs KRAMER", "Joanna Kramer", "Kramer v. kramer", "Kramer vs. Kramer", "Kramer vs Kramer", "Kramer vs kramer", "Kramer Vs. Kramer", "Kramer v. Kramer", "Kramer vs. kramer"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The US TV series \"\"Mad Men\"\" centres around what industry or profession?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Advertising", "aliases": ["Pervasive advertising", "Billboard (television)", "Newspaper advertisements", "Commercial marketing", "Advertisements", "The evolution of american advertising", "Contemporary advertising", "Advert", "List of advertising clichés", "Advertize", "Advertizing", "Advertizes", "Newspaper ad", "Commercial advertisement", "Adverting", "Coroporate propaganda", "Advertising cliches", "Advertising media", "Ghost branding", "Promotional documents", "List of Advertising Cliches", "Adverts", "Advertizement", "Insidious adverstising", "List of advertising cliches", "Advertises", "Ethical advertising", "Textual ads", "Advertisement", "Newspaper advertisement", "Advertisment", "Newspaper advertising", "Advertising material", "TYPES OF ADVERTISING", "Adverted", "Advertising", "Commericals", "Ad", "Print ad", "Advertiser", "Advertising materials", "Ghost ad", "Advertizements", "Glossy brochure", "Alternative advertising", "Manufactured demand", "Paid media", "Advertized", "Commercial Message", "Advertised", "Advertisers", "Advertise", "Non traditional advertising", "Capitalist propaganda", "Commercial message"]}
{"context": "Question: The March sisters are the central characters in which 1868 novel?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Little Women", "aliases": ["Professor Friedrich Bhaer", "Professor Fritz Bhaer", "Jo March", "Little women", "Margaret March", "Amy March", "Theodore Laurence", "Friedrich Bhaer", "Professor Bhaer", "Good Wives", "Robin March", "Little Women (novel)", "Little Women", "Josephine March", "Theodore Laurence %22Laurie", "Amy Curtis March", "Beth March", "Meg March", "Elizabeth March", "Fritz Bhaer", "Little Women: Or Meg, Jo, Beth and"]}
{"context": "Question: In what year did Pope John Paul II die?\nAnswer:", "answer": "2005", "aliases": ["two thousand and five", "2005"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Who \"\"was born in a cross-fire hurricane\"\" and \"\"howled at my ma in the driving rain\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Jumpin' Jack Flash", "aliases": ["Jumpin' Jack Flash (song)", "Jumpin' Jack Flash", "Jumpin Jack Flash", "Jumping jackflash", "Jumping Jack Flash"]}
{"context": "Question: Which city is the capital of the Spanish region of Aragon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Zaragoza", "aliases": ["Zaragoza", "ZGZ", "Saragozza, Spain", "UN/LOCODE:ESZAZ", "Saragossa, Spain", "Zaragossa", "Saragosa", "Caesaraugusta", "Zaragoza, Spain", "Zaragoza, Zaragoza", "Saragossa", "Saragosse", "Zaragoza, (Spain)", "Zaragosa"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose character ran a bookshop in the film 'Notting Hill'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hugh Grant", "aliases": ["Hugh Grant", "HughJohnMungoGrant", "Hugh John Mungo Grant"]}
{"context": "Question: If the unit of measurement 10 to the power minus 12 is a picometre, what is 10 to the power minus 9?\nAnswer:", "answer": "A NANOMETRE", "aliases": ["Nanometre", "㎚", "Nanometers", "Nano-metre", "A NANOMETRE", "Nano-meters", "Nanometres", "Millimicron", "Nano-meter", "Micromillimeter", "Micromillimetre", "Nanometer", "Nanometry"]}
{"context": "Question: Who always holds the title of the Supreme Governor of the Church of England?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The British monarch", "aliases": ["Crown of the United Kingdom", "English monarchy", "King of United Kingdom", "King of the United Kingdom", "British Throne", "UK Monarchy", "Monarchy of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and", "Monarch of the UK", "The British monarchy", "British Monarch", "Crown Establishment", "British sovereign", "British Queen", "Monarchy of the uk", "King of Great Britain and Ireland", "Co-sovereigns of Scotland", "History of the English monarchy", "Monarchy in Britain", "Queen of Britain", "Monarchy in the United Kingdom", "History of the British monarchy", "Queen of Gibraltar", "British Sovereign", "History of the English Monarchy", "Monarchy of Great Britain", "Monarchy of the United Kingdom", "United Kingdom monarchy", "Queen of the United Kingdom", "UK Queen", "United Kingdom Monarchy", "Queen of United Kingdom", "British Monarchy", "Monarchy of England", "The British Monarchy", "History of the British Monarchy", "Queen of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern", "British monarchy", "King of Britain", "Queen of Great Britain and Ireland", "Monarchy of the UK", "Crown of Great Britain", "Co-sovereigns of England", "The British monarch", "British throne", "UK monarchy", "Queen Mother (Scotland)", "British Monarchs", "Sovereign of the United Kingdom", "British monarch", "English royals", "King and Queen of the United Kingdom", "Monarchy of United Kingdom", "Monarchy of Gibraltar", "Monarch of the United Kingdom"]}
{"context": "Question: At the Oscar ceremony in 2004, Sofia Coppola was up for 'Best Director' for which film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "LOST IN TRANSLATION", "aliases": ["Lost in translation", "Lost in Translation", "Lost in Translation (disambiguation)", "LOST IN TRANSLATION", "Lost In Translation"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which US City has the nickname \"\"Beantown\"\" ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "BOSTON", "aliases": ["City of Boston", "Boston,MA", "Economy of Boston", "Boston, Massachussets", "Boston's", "Boston, ma", "Boston, Massachusets", "Boston Massachusetts", "Boston, United States", "Wahstoronòn:ke", "Boston, Massachusetts, USA", "Boston Mass", "Boston, Massachessets", "Boston, Massachussetts", "Boston, Massachusetts, US", "Bosotn", "The weather in Boston", "Boston,Massachusetts", "Boston, Mass", "Boston, Massachusettes", "Boston, Massachussettes", "Boston, Massachusetts", "The hub of the universe", "Boston mass", "Boston massachusetts", "Boston Weather", "Beantown", "BOSTON", "Bofton", "Boston, USA", "Boston, mass", "Education in Boston", "Boston ma", "Boston, MA", "Boston, US", "Boston (Mass.)", "Boston MA", "Demographics of Boston", "Geography of Boston", "Religion in Boston", "Boston (MA)", "Capital of Massachusetts", "Puritan City", "Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America", "Politics of Boston", "Boston", "Boston, Mass.", "The Hub of the Universe", "Boston, Massachusetts, United States", "Bean Town", "Bawstun", "UN/LOCODE:USBOS", "Massachusetts/Boston"]}
{"context": "Question: The Arsacid Dynasty ruled which country from 250 B.C. until 224 A.D.\nAnswer:", "answer": "Persia", "aliases": ["Irān", "Historical names of Iran", "Persia (Iran)", "Iran (Islamic Republic of)", "Iran, Islamic Republic of", "ISO 3166-1:IR", "Shi'ite Republic of Iran", "Jomhūrī-ye Esl", "Iran blockade", "Iran consumption expenditure", "IRan", "Naval blockade of iran", "The Islamic Republic of Iran", "Jomhuri Ye Islami Ye Iran", "Irãn", "جمهوری اسلامی", "Irán", "Historical Names of Iran", "Iran (Persia)", "Iranian Republic", "La Perse", "Islamic Republic of Persia", "إيران", "ایران", "Islamic State of Iran", "Irañ", "IRAN", "Irân", "Jomhuri-ye Eslami-", "جمهوری اسلامی", "I.R. of Iran", "PERSIA", "Islamic republic of Iran", "IR of Iran", "Persia", "Iran", "What language do they speak in Persia%3", "Persian State of Iran", "Shia Republic of Iran", "I.R.Iran", "Jomhuri-ye Eslāmi", "IR Iran", "Persian Region", "I.R. Iran", "Islamic Republic of Iran", "Republic of Iran", "Islamic Iran", "Islamic Govermnet of Iran"]}
{"context": "Question: In our solar system, the sun is composed of mostly which gas?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hydrogen", "aliases": ["Atomic number 1", "Compressed Gaseous Hydrogen", "Inflammable air", "Dihydrogen", "Element I", "Hydrogen molecule", "Proteum", "Element 1", "Molecular hydrogen", "Monatomic hydrogen", "H₂", "Gaseous hydrogen", "H (element)", "Compressed gaseous hydrogen", "Hydrogen", "History of hydrogen", "Hydrogen position in periodic table", "E949"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the largest city in Turkey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Istanbul", "aliases": ["Stambulu", "Istanbul (Turkey)", "Istanbul", "UN/LOCODE:TRIST", "Kushta", "Historic Areas of İstanbul", "Easthambull", "Istanbul Metropolitan Municipality", "Konstantiniye", "Istamboul", "Instanbul", "Stambol", "City of Istanbul", "Micklegard", "Lygos", "Islambol", "East Ham Bull", "Istambul", "İstanbul", "Stambul", "Dersaâdet", "Instabul", "Constantinople (Turkey)", "Istanbull", "Ligos", "Tzarigrad", "Constantinopole, Turkey", "Constantinople (modern city)", "Topboğazi", "Istanbul, Turkey", "İstanbul, Turkey", "Istanbuler"]}
{"context": "Question: In the US, which state lies to the west of New Hampshire?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vermont", "aliases": ["Sports in Vermont", "Transportation in Vermont", "United States, Vermont", "Transport in Vermont", "US-VT", "Vermonters", "Vermont (state)", "Geography of Vermont", "USA, Vermont", "Climate of Vermont", "Demographics of Vermont", "Vermont", "State of Vermont", "14th state", "Green Mountain State", "Fourteenth State", "14th State", "Vermont USA", "Vermontian", "USA Vermont", "Vermont, USA", "Economy of Vermont", "Religion in Vermont", "Vermont, United States", "Vermont, US", "Christianity in Vermont", "Vermont (U.S. state)", "The Green Mountain State"]}
{"context": "Question: How many farthings were there in half a crown\nAnswer:", "answer": "One hundred and twenty", "aliases": ["120", "one hundred and twenty", "One hundred and twenty"]}
{"context": "Question: Which company currently sponsors The Grand National?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Crabbies (Ginger beer)", "aliases": ["Crabbies (Ginger beer)"]}
{"context": "Question: What country has the greatest proportion of Hindus in its population with 80.6% (hint: not India)?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Nepal", "aliases": ["Nepol", "नेपाल", "Chiuri kharka", "Nepal", "State of Nepal", "Crime in Nepal", "Peace zone", "Federal Democratic Republic of Nepal", "Zone of peace", "Federal Republic of Nepal", "Sanghiya Loktāntrik Gan", "नेपाः", "Nēpāl Adhirājya", "Napol", "Nepali Republic", "गणतन्त्र �", "Democratic Republic of Nepal", "NEPAL", "ISO 3166-1:NP", "Nepala", "People of Nepalese origin", "Republic of Nepal", "Etymology of Nepal", "Name of Nepal", "Nepalese Republic", "Subdivisions of Nepal", "Nepaul", "Republic of nepal", "Nepal Adhirajya", "The Kingdom of Nepal", "FDRN", "States of Nepal", "संघीय लोक"]}
{"context": "Question: On which label did Chuck Berry record in the 1950s and 1960s?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chess", "aliases": ["Chess match", "Šachmatai", "Sjakk", "Ajedrez", "Ahedres", "Ficheall", "Rank and file (chess)", "Chess Revers", "Chess", "Xadrez", "Chess publications", "Satranç", "Western chess", "Šachy", "Шахи", "Chess game", "European chess", "Chess psychology", "ChesS", "Ŝako", "ਸ਼ਤਰੰ", "Chess games", "शतरंज", "Play chess", "Skaak", "Western Chess", "Orthochess", "Chesss", "Game of chess", "Šach", "Echedoù", "Échecs", "שחמט", "Chesse", "Scacci", "Шахмат", "Escacs", "Cög", "Şah", "Cờ vua", "International Chess", "Chess board game", "Chess Board Game", "Шахматы", "Game of Chess", "Skak", "شطرنج", "Шатар", "Chess career", "Σκάκι", "Šahs", "Cheess", "Chess srategy and tactics", "Chess (game)", "Skák", "International chess"]}
{"context": "Question: Kurt Russell is the long term partner of which actress?\nAnswer:", "answer": "GOLDIE HAWN", "aliases": ["Goldie Hahn", "Ashes to Ashes (Goldie Hawn", "Goldy Hawn", "Ashes to Ashes (2010 film)", "GOLDIE HAWN", "Goldie Hawn", "Goldie Jean Hawn"]}
{"context": "Question: Which island was home to Odysseus?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ITHACA", "aliases": ["Ithake", "Theaki", "Ithaca, Greece", "Ithaki", "Cape Melissa", "Itháki", "ITHACA", "Ιθάκη", "Val di Conspare", "Ithaca Island", "Ithaca (Greece)", "Thaki", "Ithaca (island)", "Lazaretto Islet", "Ithaca", "Ithaca (Greek)", "Ithaca (Island)"]}
{"context": "Question: The region of Catalonia is part of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Spain", "aliases": ["Islands of Spain", "España", "Reino de España", "Name of Spain", "Espagna", "Espańa", "Reino de Espana", "Espana", "Kingdom of the Spains", "The Spanish Society", "Espainia", "Mountains of Spain", "Regne d'Espanya", "The kingdom of Spain", "SPAIN", "Regne d'Espanha", "Espanya", "Espainiako Erresuma", "Etymology of Spain", "Spane", "ISO 3166-1:ES", "Spain", "Spanish Kingdom", "Kingdom of Spain", "El Reino de España", "El Reino de Espana"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What sort of animal is Beatrix Potter's \"\"Mrs Tiggywinkle\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hedehog", "aliases": ["Hedehog"]}
{"context": "Question: In the International Radio Alphabet, how many are traditional male given names\nAnswer:", "answer": "5", "aliases": ["five", "5"]}
{"context": "Question: The ‘Mahlabatari Declaration of Faith’ was a statement of core principles laid down by the political leaders of which country in 1974?\nAnswer:", "answer": "South Africa", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: The naval Battle of Coronel took place during which war?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WORLD WAR I", "aliases": ["WORLD WAR I", "World war i", "The Great War", "WW1", "World war I", "WorldWar1", "WW-I Crusade", "1914–1918 war", "First world war", "Word War I", "Ist world war", "WW I", "The First World War", "World War one", "WW!", "World war 1", "Worldwarone", "W.W. I", "Ww1", "WwI", "I World War", "W.W.1", "1st World war", "War World I", "World War 1", "World War I", "World War, 1914-1918", "The great war", "W.W.I", "1914 to 1918", "World War One", "Great War", "2w1", "1914-1918", "1st World War", "First World War", "1914-18 War", "WorldWarOne", "First World World", "WW-I", "Outbreak of World War I", "The 1st World War", "14-18 War", "World War l", "World War Ⅰ", "Wolrd War 1", "Wwone", "Great war", "World war one", "First Great War", "WWI", "War of 14-18", "WW 1", "One world war", "Wwi"]}
{"context": "Question: Which was the longest moon landing?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Apollo 17", "aliases": ["Apollo 17", "Apollo XVII", "Apollo17"]}
{"context": "Question: Which year saw the assassination of US President James Garfield?\nAnswer:", "answer": "1881", "aliases": ["one thousand, eight hundred and eighty-one", "1881"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which composer wrote \"\"Night and Day\"\", \"\"I Get a Kick out of You\"\", \"\"Well, Did You Evah!\"\" and \"\"I've Got You Under My Skin\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cole Porter", "aliases": ["Cole Porter", "Cole Albert Porter", "Compositions by Cole Porter", "Cole Albert", "Cole porter", "I Know It's Not Meant for Me"]}
{"context": "Question: JB Who wrote the novel ‘Greenmantle’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "JOHN BUCHAN", "aliases": ["John Scantlebury Blenkiron", "Buchan, John, Sir", "Buchanesque", "John Blenkiron", "John Buchan, Baron Tweedsmuir", "John Buchan", "John, Sir Buchan", "Sir John Buchan", "Buchan, John", "Lord Tweedsmuir", "John Buchan, 1st Baron Tweeds", "JOHN BUCHAN", "Baron Tweedsmuir of Els", "John S. Blenkiron"]}
{"context": "Question: In 2006 Orhan Pamuk became the first Nobel Laureate from which country, when he won the literature prize?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Turkey", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In Only Fools And Horses, Rodney Trotter shares his middle name with which London football club?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Charlton", "aliases": ["Charlton (disambiguation)", "Charlton"]}
{"context": "Question: Between 1838 and 1839, against which country did France fight the so-called Pastry War?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mexico", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: In1918 women over what age were given the right to vote?\nAnswer:", "answer": "30", "aliases": ["30", "thirty"]}
{"context": "Question: Which musical instrument was Jelly Roll Morton associated with\nAnswer:", "answer": "Piano", "aliases": ["Pianos", "Classical piano", "Piano Music", "Pianino", "Black key", "Grand piano", "Pianoforte", "Piano-forte", "Piano construction", "Vertical pianoforte", "Pianie", "Keyboard hammer", "Piano", "Piano hammers", "Piano Keys", "Piano keys", "Piano hammer", "Pianofortes", "Acoustic piano", "Baby grand piano", "Hammer (piano)", "Grand pianoforte", "Piano technique", "Parts of a piano", "Piano music", "Keyboard hammers", "Piano performance", "Upright pianoforte", "Concert grand", "Upright piano", "Vertical piano", "Piano forte", "Grand Piano"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Verdi opera is also a popular acronym used in the advertising and selling professions?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aida", "aliases": ["Amonasro", "Amneris", "Aïda", "Aida", "Radames", "Aida (opera)"]}
{"context": "Question: Tybalt is a character in which of Shakespeare's plays?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ROMEO AND JULIET", "aliases": ["The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet", "Juliet and Romeo (opera)", "The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy", "Romeo and Juliet", "Romeo and Iuliet", "Romeo and juilet", "The most excellent and lamentable tragedie, of", "A plague on both your houses", "ROMEO AND JULIET", "Escalus", "Romeo And Juliet", "Romeo & juliet act 5", "The Tragedy Of Romeo And Juliet", "Romeo and Julia", "Romeo & Juliette", "Romeo and Juilet", "The Tragedy of Romeo & Juliet", "Romeo Juliet", "Romeo and Juliet Conflicts", "Romeo and Julet", "Romeo and juliet", "Romio and Julliet", "Romeo and Juliet (play)", "The Tragedy Romeo and Juliet", "Romeo & Juliet", "Montague and Capulet", "Romeo and Juiliet", "Romeo and Juliette"]}
{"context": "Question: During World War II, Japan occupied which part of the USA?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Aleutian Islands, Alaska", "aliases": ["Aluetion Islands", "Catherine Archipelago", "Aleutian Islands", "Aleutian Chain", "Aleutian Island", "Aleutian chain", "Aleutians", "Aleutian islands", "Aleutian Islands (Alaska)", "Aleutian Islands tundra", "Aleutian Archipelago", "Aleutine", "Aleutian Islands National Wildlife Refuge", "Aleutian Island Chain", "Aluetian Islands", "Aleutian Islands, Alaska", "Alution Islands"]}
{"context": "Question: What would you see at the Donington Collection\nAnswer:", "answer": "Grand Prix racing cars", "aliases": ["Grand Prix racing cars"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was Pope during World War Two?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pius XII", "aliases": ["Pope Puis XII", "Archbishop Pacelli", "Pious XII", "Pius PP. XII", "Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli", "Eugenio Pacelli", "PPXII", "260th pope", "Pius xii", "Great Consistory", "Pope Pious XII", "Eugene Cardinal Pacelli", "Pope Pios XII", "Pius XII", "Cardinal Pacelli", "Maria Giuseppe Giovanni Eugenio Pacelli", "Eugenio Maria Giuseppe Giovanni Pacelli", "Pope pius xii", "Venerable Pope Pius XII", "Pius XII of Rome", "Pius the Twelfth", "Pope Pius XII"]}
{"context": "Question: Lutra lutra is the Latin name of which British mammal?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Otter", "aliases": ["Lutrinae", "Otters", "Lutrine", "Otters in popular culture", "Otter"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the group of 1,196 islands in the North Indian Ocean, none bigger than five square miles?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Maldives", "aliases": ["Religion in the Maldives", "Maldivian Republic", "The Republic of the Maldives", "Iru fushi", "Republic of Maldives", "Sultanate of Maldives", "Largest cities in the Maldives", "ISO 3166-1:MV", "Maldive islands", "Maldives island", "ދިވެހ", "Dehevi Jumhuriyya", "Sultanate of the Maldives", "The Maldives", "The Maldivies", "Maldives/History", "Maldivas", "Maldives", "Environmental issues in the Maldives", "Rep Of Maldives", "Indian/Maldives", "Irufushi", "Employment & Labour in Maldives", "Maledives", "Islamic Republic of the Maldives", "Government of Maldives", "Rep of Maldives", "Republic of the Maldive Islands", "The Republic of Maldives", "Maldive", "Etymology of Maldives", "ދިވެހ", "Republic of the Maldives"]}
{"context": "Question: Matthew Webb swam the English Channel and then drowned swimming where?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NIAGARA FALLS", "aliases": ["Niagra Falls", "Niagara Falls (N.Y. and Ont", "Roger Woodward (Niagara Falls)", "Daredevils of Niagara Falls", "Over the Falls in a barrel", "Niagra falls", "Niagara Falls Power Generation", "Cataratas del Niagara", "Niagara falls", "NiagaraFalls", "Niagara Falls power generation", "The Hell of Waters", "Over Niagara Falls", "NIAGARA FALLS", "Cataratas del Niágara", "Niagara Falls"]}
{"context": "Question: David John Moore Cornwell is better known as what spy-story writer?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John Le Carré", "aliases": ["John le Carre", "John Le Carr", "John leCarré", "John Le Carre", "John leCarre", "John lecarre", "Le Carre", "Le carre", "Le Carré", "John LeCarré", "John Lecarre", "David John Moore Cornwell", "John Le Carré", "John le Carré", "John LeCarre", "John Lecarré"]}
{"context": "Question: In the human body, what is stored in adipose tissue?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fat", "aliases": ["Fattyness", "Fatty oil", "Dietary fats", "Fat", "Total fat", "Dietary fat", "Fats and oils"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The following is the first line from which book?\"\"1801 - I have just returned from a visit to my landlord\"\".\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "'WUTHERING HEIGHTS'", "aliases": ["Wutherin heights", "Wuthering", "Thrushcross Grange", "Wuthering Heights", "Wuthering heights", "'WUTHERING HEIGHTS'", "Frances Earnshaw"]}
{"context": "Question: What building, erected at Sydenham near London in 1834 in 200 acres of grounds and given to the public in 1920, was gutted by fire in 1936?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Crystal Palace", "aliases": ["Crystal Palace", "Crystal palace", "Crystal Palace (disambiguation)", "Crystal Palace (building)"]}
{"context": "Question: Ned Sherrin presented which Radio 4 programme from 1986 until 2006?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Loose Ends", "aliases": ["Loose Ends", "Loose Ends (album)", "Loose Ends (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of a device, consisting essentially of two wires of different metals, whereby heat energy may be changed to electrical energy?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Thermocouple", "aliases": ["Thermocouples", "Pilot Generator", "Cold junction compensation", "Type k thermocouple", "Thermocouple", "Thermopair", "Hot junction (thermocouple)", "Thermal couple", "Thermocouples applied", "Hot junction", "Cold junction (thermocouple)", "Thermal junction", "Type K thermocouple", "Thermel", "Heat thermocouple", "Thermal Couple", "Thermoelectric thermometer", "Thermo electric thermometer", "Pilot generator"]}
{"context": "Question: Who were the American explorers who travelled from Missouri to the Oregon and back between 1804 and 1806?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Lewis and Clark, William Clark & Meriwether", "aliases": ["Lewis and Clark, William Clark & Meriwether"]}
{"context": "Question: Which religion has ten states of the mind including Neutrality, Rapture, Realization and Bodhisattva?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Buddhism", "aliases": ["Búdachas", "Buddhadharma", "Buddhadhamma", "Buddhism in Asia", "Budddhism", "Buddhist", "Budddhist", "Buddhist Saying", "Buddhism", "Buddha's gospel", "Buddh", "Dhamma-Vinaya", "Bouddhism", "Bhuudis", "Buddhisam", "Budhism", "Budhda birth date controversies", "BuddhIsm", "Buddha birth date controversies", "BuddHism", "Buddhists", "Buhhdism", "Dhamma-vinaya", "Buddhity", "Buddha Dharma", "Buddhasasana", "Budhist", "Bauddhadharma", "The teaching of the Buddha", "Dhammavinaya", "Buddhism religion", "Buddhaity", "Superbuddha", "Budism", "Buddist", "Buddhisem", "Buddism", "Будизъм", "Boudhism", "Bhuddist", "Dhamma Vinaya", "Buddha Dhamma", "Buddhist religious philosophy", "BUDDHISM", "Budddhists", "Bhuddism", "Three levels of suffering"]}
{"context": "Question: Which racecourse, home to the King George VI steeplechase, is situated at Sunbury on Thames?\nAnswer:", "answer": "KEMPTON PARK", "aliases": ["Kempton Park (disambiguation)", "KEMPTON PARK", "Kemptonpark", "Kempton Park"]}
{"context": "Question: The largest known volcano in our solar system is on which planet?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mars", "aliases": ["Fourth planet", "Sol 4", "Mars surface features", "Mars", "Mars/Planet", "Hydrology of Mars", "Magnetosphere of Mars", "Marte (planet)", "Mars (planet)", "Sol-4", "2003 opposition of Mars", "4th planet", "Planet Mars", "Sun e", "Sol e", "Mars (Planet)", "Physical characteristics of Mars", "Mars opposition", "Sol IV", "Oblate Mars", "Opposition of Mars", "Mars orbit"]}
{"context": "Question: The waters of the Gulf of Mexico flow to meet the Atlantic Ocean through what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Florida Straits", "aliases": ["Strait of Florida", "Florida Straits", "Strait of florida", "Straights of Florida", "Florida Strait", "Florida Straights", "Straits of Florida", "Straits of florida"]}
{"context": "Question: Mr Worldly Wisemen appears in which 17th Century book?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pilgrim’s Progress", "aliases": ["Delectable Mountains", "The pilgrims progress", "Pilgram's Progress", "Pilgrim's Progress", "The Pilgrim's Progress", "Pilgrim's proress", "Hill Difficulty", "The Pilgrim's Progress from This World to", "Timorous", "Mrs. Timorous", "Pilgrim s Progress", "Doubting Castle", "Pilgrim’s Progress", "Pilgrims Progress", "House Beautiful (Pilgrim's Progress)", "The Pilgrim’s Progress"]}
{"context": "Question: In Greek mythology who was the twin of Polydeuces?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Castor", "aliases": ["Castor (disambiguation)", "Castor", "CASTOR"]}
{"context": "Question: What is normally celebrated on the third Sunday in June in the UK\nAnswer:", "answer": "Father's Day", "aliases": ["Father’s day", "Father Day", "Fathers Day", "Father's Day", "Father's' Day", "Fathers' day", "Father’s Day", "American father's day", "Fathers' Day", "Vatertag", "Happy Father's Day", "Fathers day", "Mannertag", "Father's day"]}
{"context": "Question: What do we call the fruit of the blackthorn?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sloe", "aliases": ["Prunelle de Bourgogne", "Sloe-eyed", "Porumbă", "Prunus spinosa", "Sloes", "Blackthorn", "Sloe-eye", "Slow eyed", "Sloe", "Prunelle", "Black thorns", "Sloe eyes", "Blackthorn (plum)", "Blackthorns", "Sloe eye"]}
{"context": "Question: From which continent does the world's smallest bear the Sun Bear originate?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(SOUTH EAST) ASIA", "aliases": ["South-Eastern Asia", "Southeast Asian frog", "Southeast-Asia", "Southeast asia", "(SOUTH EAST) ASIA", "Southeast Asia amphibians", "Culture of Southeast Asia", "South East Asia", "Asia, Southeastern", "Southeast Asia frog", "Amphibians of Southeast Asia", "South-eastern Asia", "South-East-Asia", "South East Asian", "South-East Asian", "Southeast Asia amphibian", "South-East Asia", "South Eastern Asia", "SE Asia", "Amphibians in Southeast Asia", "Southeast Asians", "Frogs in Southeast Asia", "List of countries in Southeastern Asia", "Frog of Southeast Asia", "Southeast Asian", "SouthEast Asia", "Southeast Asian amphibian", "Southeast Asian frogs", "Southeast Asian amphibians", "Frog in Southeast Asia", "Southeastern Asia", "South-east asia", "SEAsia", "Demographics of Southeast Asia", "South-east Asian", "Southeast Asia", "Souteast asia", "South east Asia", "List of countries in Southeast Asia", "South-east Asia", "Frogs of Southeast Asia", "Southeast Asia frogs"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Where is the liqueur \"\"Benedictine\"\" traditionally made?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fcamp", "aliases": ["Fcamp"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the capital of the US state of Georgia?\nAnswer:", "answer": "ATLANTA", "aliases": ["Marthasville, GA", "Atlanta, Georgia", "Atanta, GA", "Atlanta ga", "Atlanta, USA", "Atlanta, ga", "Terminus, Georgia", "Atlanta, Ga", "Culture of Atlanta, Georgia", "Atlanta Georgia", "Atlanta georgia", "Atlanta,Ga", "UN/LOCODE:USATL", "Atlanta, Ga.", "Georgia state capital", "Atlanta,GA", "Atlanta", "Terminus, GA", "The Big Peach", "Atlanta, United States", "Atlanta (Ga.)", "Atlanta, GA", "Hotlanta", "Atlanta,ga", "Atlanta GA", "Atlanta, Georgia (U.S. state", "ATLANTA", "City of Atlanta", "Atlanta, GA.", "Population of atlanta", "Atlanta, Georgia, USA", "The city in a forest", "City in a forest", "Atlanta (GA)", "Atlanta, Georgia", "City of Atlanta, GA.", "The ATL", "Population of Atlanta", "The A-T-L", "Culture of Atlanta"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the more correct term for the sport of archery?\nAnswer:", "answer": "TOXOPHILY", "aliases": ["Toxophilite", "National Archery in the Schools Program", "Primitive archery", "Endong", "Archer (comics)", "Toxopholite", "The Archer", "Paralympic archery", "Primitive Archery", "Archery", "Archers", "Archeress", "Bowmen", "Archer", "Bowmanship", "The archer", "The Archers (disambiguation)", "Archery range", "Anchor Point (archery)", "Para-archery", "Indoor archery", "Toxophily", "Archerie", "Butt shooting", "National archery in the schools program", "TOXOPHILY", "Paralympic Archery", "Villavar Tamils"]}
{"context": "Question: Who released an album entitled The Six Wives of Henry VIII?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rick Wakeman", "aliases": ["English Rock Ensemble", "Rick Wakeman", "Jemma Wakeman"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1947, Chuck Yeager was the first to do what in an aeroplane?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Break the sound barrier", "aliases": ["Break the sound barrier"]}
{"context": "Question: Thomas Hardy's famous novel is 'Far from the Madding (What?)'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Crowd", "aliases": ["Croud", "Crowd"]}
{"context": "Question: Who originally provided the voice for TV's 'Basil Brush'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ivan Owen", "aliases": ["Ivan Owen"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In Ovid's poem \"\"Metamorphoses\"\" Pygmalion famously fell in love with Galatea; what was Pygmalion's relationship to her?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Her sculptor", "aliases": ["Her sculptor"]}
{"context": "Question: Romansh is a native and official language of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Switzerland", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Which other car company owns Seat?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VOLKSWAGEN", "aliases": ["Folksvagon", "VW Motorsport", "Gas Auto", "Das Auto", "VW", "Volkswagen France", "Lamando", "V-Dub", "Volkswagen", "Volkswagen Roccan", "V W", "V.w.", "Vw", "Volkswagon", "Volkswagen R", "V.W.", "VOLKSWAGEN", "Volks wagen", "V. W.", "Volkswagens", "Folkswagon"]}
{"context": "Question: Which city is the ‘de facto capital’ of the European Union?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brussels", "aliases": ["Bruselas", "Brussels-Capital region", "BEBRU", "Brussels-capital region", "Brusells", "Région de bruxelles-capital", "Bruxelle", "Bruessel", "Region bruxelles-capitale", "Region Brüssel-Hauptstadt", "Brüssel", "Brusselse region", "Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest", "Brusels", "Brussels-capital Region", "Brussels-Capital Region", "Brussels-Capital", "Région de Bruxelles-Capit", "Brussels, BE", "Region de Bruxelles-Capitale", "Région de bruxelles-capit", "Region Brussel-Hauptstadt", "Region de Bruxelles Capitale", "Region de bruxelles-capital", "Brussels Capital-Region", "Région bruxelles-capitale", "Brussels Capital Region", "Region Bruessel-Hauptstadt", "Brussles", "Brussel", "Brussels", "Brussels capital region", "Bruxless", "Brusselian", "Bruessels", "Brüssels", "UN/LOCODE:BEBRU", "Brussels Region", "Bruxelles", "Région de Bruxelles Capitale", "Region de bruxelles-capitale", "Brussels, Belgium", "Brussells"]}
{"context": "Question: Harold Holt became Prime Minister of which country in January 1966?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: Cape Wrath is on the coast of which country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Scotland", "aliases": ["The Scottish Nation", "Scotlander", "Scotland", "Northern Great Britain", "Scot Land", "Scottland", "Scotlanders", "Scotland, UK", "Scotland's", "Scottish nation", "North Great Britain", "Autonomous Province of Scotland", "Scottish Nation", "Communications in Scotland", "Maps of scotland", "North of Great Britain", "Scotia minor", "Auld Country", "Scotchland", "H-Alba", "SCOTLAND", "East coast of Scotland"]}
{"context": "Question: Cape Verde was formerly a dependency of which European country\nAnswer:", "answer": "Portugal", "aliases": ["Portogało", "Republic of Portugal", "PORTUGAL", "Portekiz", "Portugallu", "O Papagaio", "ISO 3166-1:PT", "Portunga", "Phu-to-ga", "Potigal", "Portûnga", "Portugul", "An Phortaingéil", "Portugāle", "Portugale", "Portingale", "Potiti", "Portugali", "Portugall", "Portekîz", "Bo Dao Nha", "Portuguese Republic", "Portogallo", "Portugaul", "Portogalo", "Portyngal", "Yn Phortiugal", "Portugalio", "Portugál", "Portugual", "Portuga", "Portgual", "Portugalsko", "Portugaleje", "Phû-tô-gâ", "Portugalujo", "Portugalija", "Pertual", "Pòtigal", "Portugal", "Bồ Đào Nha", "Portugalska", "República Portuguesa", "Portiwgal", "Portugalėjė", "Portúgal", "Portegal", "An Phortaingeil", "Republica Portuguesa"]}
{"context": "Question: Which birds collect in a convocation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Eagles", "aliases": ["Eagle", "Aquilinae", "King of the Air", "King of the air", "Booted eagles (group)", "Kitpu", "Hawk eagle", "Eagle Spirit", "Eagle (symbolism)", "Eagles", "Harpy (zoology)", "Hawk-eagle"]}
{"context": "Question: On which island was the famous photograph taken showing US Marines raising the US flag over Mt Suribachi in February 1945?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Iwo Jima", "aliases": ["Mount Surabachi", "Iō-tō", "Iwō Tō", "Iwo-Jima", "Io-jima", "Ivo jima", "Io To", "Iōtō", "Iwo To", "Iwo Jima Island", "Iwo Jima", "Ioto", "Iwoto", "Iwo jima", "Iwojima", "Io Jima", "Iō Tō", "Iwōtō"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which book of the New Testament, as with Genesis, starts with the words \"\"In the beginning ....\"\" ?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "GOSPEL OF ST JOHN", "aliases": ["Gospel Of John", "Gospel according to John", "John's Gospel", "John 20:28", "Book of John", "Gospel According to Saint John", "Book of jon", "Gospel of St John", "John 1:5", "Gospel of John", "Gospel According to John", "John 7", "Anti-Semitism in the Gospel of John", "Gospel acccording to John", "St. John's Gospel", "Gospel according to Saint John", "John 1:29", "John 21:15-19", "Gospel of St. John", "According to John", "Gospel of john", "Fourth gospel", "John (book)", "St John's Gospel", "Gospel according to john", "Jhn.", "The Gospel According to John", "The Fourth Gospel", "Servant of sin", "John 11:25", "Fourth Gospel", "Monarchian Prologue", "John 11", "John 10", "John 12", "Gospel of St.John", "Book of john", "John 19", "John 18", "John 10:3", "The Gospel of John", "Gospel of Saint John", "GOSPEL OF ST JOHN", "The Gospel according to John", "Gospel according John"]}
{"context": "Question: ‘The history of all the hitherto existing society is the history of class struggles’ is part of the first chapter of which publication?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Communist Manifesto", "aliases": ["Kommunist manifest", "The communist manifesto", "Communist manifesto", "The Communist Manifesto/Proletarians and", "Communist manifest", "Manifest der Kommunistischen Partei", "Kommunist manifesto", "The Communist Manifesto", "Manifesto of Communism", "Communistic manifest", "The Manifesto of the Communist Party", "Communist Manifesto", "The Communist Manifesto/Opening", "10 Planks of the Communist Manifesto", "The Communist Manifesto/Bourgoise", "Manifesto of the Communist Party"]}
{"context": "Question: Where was the first penal colony in Australia situated\nAnswer:", "answer": "Botany Bay", "aliases": ["Botany Bay", "Stingray Harbor"]}
{"context": "Question: What innovation was introduced to Britain by Prime Minister William Pitt the Younger in 1798?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Income tax", "aliases": ["Income tax", "Income Tax", "Income taxation", "Personal Income Tax", "Income Taxes", "IRPEF", "Income taxes", "Personal income taxes", "Personal income tax", "Individual income tax"]}
{"context": "Question: What celestial object was visited by the New Horizons spacecraft in 2015?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pluto", "aliases": ["134340 Pluto.", "(134340) Pluto", "Dwarf planet Pluto", "Pluto (Planet)", "Planet Pluto", "1930 BD", "Physical characteristics of Pluto", "The Pluto debate", "134340 Pluto", "Classification of Pluto", "Pluto", "Pluto (planet)", "Pluto debate", "Asteroid 134340", "Pluto (astronomy)", "♇", "Sol-9", "Pluto system", "Astronomy Pluto", "134340Pluto", "Sol j", "Sun j", "134340 Pluto (dwarf planet)", "Pluto (dwarf planet)", "Pluto planetary status controversy", "Pluton (planet)", "Plutoing", "Pluto Planet Day", "Pluto (planetoid)", "134340"]}
{"context": "Question: Which actor played Michael Corleone in the Godfather series of films\nAnswer:", "answer": "Al Pacino", "aliases": ["Al pacino", "Al Pacino", "Pacino", "Albert Pacino", "King Lear (2014 film)", "Alfredo pacino", "King Lear (2015 film)", "Al Pachino", "Pacino, Alfred James", "King Lear (2013 film)", "Alfredo James Pacino", "Filmography of Al Pacino", "Alfred James Pacino"]}
{"context": "Question: The peacock belongs to which family of birds?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Pheasant", "aliases": ["Pheasant meat", "Pheasant", "Cockbird", "Gennceus", "Phasianus colchicus colchicus", "Cock pheasant", "Pheasants", "Phasianus colchicus versicolor"]}
{"context": "Question: Which city was the capital of Italy from 1865 to 1871?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Florence", "aliases": ["UN/LOCODE:ITFLR", "Folrenz", "Firenze, Italy", "פירנצה", "Montughi", "Firenze", "Gualfonda", "Florentine", "Frorence", "Florence (Italy)", "Florence", "Florence, Italy"]}
{"context": "Question: Which word can go before Work, Guard and Dog to make three other words?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Fire", "aliases": ["Open flame", "🔥", "Fire", "Alight", "Fires", "Firetending", "Causes of fire", "Fire damage", "A fire"]}
{"context": "Question: To whom is Gwyneth Paltrow married?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Chris Martin", "aliases": ["Moses Bruce Martin", "Christopher Anthony John %22Chris%22 Martin", "Chris Martin (musician)", "Christopher Anthony John Martin", "Moses Martin", "Chris martin", "Moses Bruce Anthony Martin", "Chris Martin"]}
{"context": "Question: British band Lindisfarne had a 1971 hit album entitled ‘The Fog on the ‘where’?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Tyne", "aliases": ["Tyne", "Tyne (disambiguation)"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the current presenter of BBC Radio 4 programme Desert Island Discs?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Kirsty Young", "aliases": ["Kirsty Young"]}
{"context": "Question: December 21, 1937 saw the premiere of what feature film, the first full length animated feature film?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", "aliases": ["Snowhite", "Snow White (character)", "The Seven Dwarves", "Snow-White", "Sneewittchen", "Snow white", "Snow White & Other Stories", "Schneewittchen", "Schneewittchen und die sieben Z", "Mirror, mirror on the wall", "Snowwhite", "Snow White", "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs", "Show white and the seven dwarves"]}
{"context": "Question: Name Google's service launched in 2009 from which support was withdrawn in 2010, which offered 'next-generation email', messaging and twitter-style micro-blogging?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wave", "aliases": ["Waving", "Speed of a wave", "Wave motion in liquids", "Wave (physics)", "Traveling wave", "Traveling Wave", "Billow", "Undulatory Theory", "Wave Motion", "Wave", "Wave motion", "Wave theory", "Travelling wave", "Traveling waves", "Waves", "Periodic wave", "Progressive wave", "Wave motion in fluids", "Wave (the earth sciences)"]}
{"context": "Question: \"In Scotland and northern England, what is a \"\"bairn\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Child", "aliases": ["Little kids", "Bairns", "Little kid", "Great-children", "Childrens", "Schoolchildren", "Childer", "Value of children", "Children", "Child-centric", "Children's", "Sproggen", "Schoolchild", "Child", "Human child", "Pre-pubescent", "Kiddies"]}
{"context": "Question: What type of building is likely to have a minaret?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mosque", "aliases": ["Mosqu", "Masjids", "مسجد", "Masajid", "🕌", "Islamic Center", "Mosque/to do", "Mosques", "Mosque", "Masǧid", "Masgid", "Mousqes", "Mosgid", "Masjid", "Masajids", "Masjed", "Mosjid"]}
{"context": "Question: \"Which film ends with the line 'Kevin, what did you do to my room\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "HOME ALONE", "aliases": ["Home Alone House", "HOME ALONE", "Wet Bandits", "Home alone", "Home alone family fun edition", "Kenosha Kickers", "Home Alone 1", "Home Alone (movie)", "Screams with his hands on his face", "Gus Polinski", "Harry and Marv", "Marv and Vera", "Angels with Filthy Souls", "Home Alone (film)", "Home Alone", "Marv Merchants"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the only natural food that never goes bad?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Honey", "aliases": ["Finland honey", "Raw honey", "Clover honey", "Honeyed", "Heather honey", "Philippines Honey", "Oxymellin", "Honey", "Honey dipper", "Clover Honey", "Health benefits of honey", "Health effects of honey", "Himalayan honey", "Honeydipper", "Honeying", "Wild honeys", "Bee vomit", "Honied", "Bastard honey", "Honey collection", "Finland Honey", "Honeys", "🍯", "HONEY", "Antibacterial effects of honey", "Philippines honey", "Honeyed water", "Honey collector"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the surname of the captain who assists Hercule Poirot?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Hastings", "aliases": ["County Borough of Hastings", "Hastings and St Leonards", "Hastings Town Center", "Transport in Hastings", "Glyne Gap", "Hastings and St leonards", "Broomsgrove", "Hastings town centre", "Hastings, Sussex", "Hastings, East Sussex", "Hastings", "North Hastings", "Castledown Primary School", "Hastings, England", "Hastings Borough Council", "Hastings & St. Leonards", "Baird, Hastings", "Bachelor's Bump", "Wishing Tree, Hastings", "Wishing Tree, East Sussex", "HASTINGS"]}
{"context": "Question: Which mediaeval author wrote The Canterbury Tales\nAnswer:", "answer": "Geoffrey Chaucer", "aliases": ["Chausseur", "Chaucer, Geoffrey", "G. Chaucer", "Geofrey Chaucer", "Geoffrey Chaucer", "Geoffery Chaucer", "Chauceresque", "Chaucer bibliography", "Geoffry Chaucer", "The father of English literature", "Chaucer", "Chaucerian", "Jeffrey Chaucer", "Father of English literature"]}
{"context": "Question: The 'Angel of Christian Charity' in London is more commonly known by what name?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Statue of) Eros", "aliases": ["Illuminated advertisements of Picadilly Circus", "Piccadilly Archer", "Picardilly Circus", "Piccadilly Circus", "Piccadilly circus", "Eros (Statue)", "Piccadilly Circus illuminated signs", "Shaftesbury Monument Memorial", "(Statue of) Eros", "History of Piccadilly Circus", "Picadilly Circus", "Piccadilly Circus, London", "Picadilly circus", "London, Trocadero", "Illuminated advertisements of Piccadilly Circus", "Eros statue", "The Statue of Eros"]}
{"context": "Question: January 17, 1929 saw the pride of Chester, Il, Elzie Segar debut what iconic cartoon character in a Thimble Theater strip?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Popeye the Sailor Man", "aliases": ["Popeye Cigarettes", "Popeye the Sailor Man", "Popeye the Sailorman", "Popeye (2016 film)", "Popeye (2015 film)", "The Thimble Theatre", "Popeye The Sailor", "Popeye (upcoming film)", "Popeye (2014 film)", "Thimble Theater", "Thimble Theatre", "Popeye the Sailor", "Popeye the sailor man", "Pop Eye", "The Popeye and Olive Oyl Show", "Jack Mercer (sailor)", "Popeye"]}
{"context": "Question: What band is playing music for nickels in Creedence Clearwater Revival’s hit “Down on the Corner”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Willy & the Poorboys", "aliases": ["Willy & the Poorboys"]}
{"context": "Question: Which French writer said “Short as life is, we make it still shorter by the careless waste of time”?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VICTOR HUGO", "aliases": ["Hugo, Victor", "Victor hugo", "Victor Hugo", "V Hugo", "V. Hugo", "Hugo, Victor Marie", "V., Hugo", "Viktɔʁ maʁi", "Victor-Marie Hugo", "Victor Marie Hugo", "Victor ugo", "VICTOR HUGO", "Hugo, V."]}
{"context": "Question: Which Italian sauce for pasta contains tomato, black olives, capers, anchovies and red peppers? The name translates as 'whore’s style'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Puttanesca", "aliases": ["Sugo alla puttanesca", "Spaghetti alla puttanesca", "Puttenesca", "Pettenesca", "Pasta Puttanesca", "Putanesca", "Pasta alla Puttanesca", "Puttanesca", "Salsa puttanesca", "Spaghetti alla Puttanesca", "Pasta alla puttanesca"]}
{"context": "Question: The administration of which American President was rocked by the 'Teapot Dome Scandal' of the 1920's?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WARREN HARDING", "aliases": ["President Harding", "WARREN HARDING", "Warren G. Harding Inaugural Address", "Warren Harding", "Warren G. Harding/Inaugural", "Warren Gamaliel Harding", "Warren G. Harding", "Gamaliel Harding", "29th President of the United States", "Harding Factor", "Warren G Harding", "Warren Gameliel Harding", "Harding Administration"]}
{"context": "Question: What is 505 in Roman numerals?\nAnswer:", "answer": "DV", "aliases": ["DV50", "Dvc-pro hd", "MiniDV", "Mini-dv", "DV", "DVCPRO50", "DVC-PRO", "Mini DV", "DVCPRO", "Dv", "Digital Interface Format", "DVCPRO HD", "DV tape", "DV25", "Mini-DV", "D.v.", "DVCAM", "DVC Pro", "Minidv", "Mini dv", "DVCPro", "Digital Video (DV)", "DVCPRO 50", "D.V."]}
{"context": "Question: \"What year did Jean-Francois Champollion publish the first correct translation of Egyptian hieroglyphs from the Rosetta Stone, the Roman Catholic Church take Galileo Galilei's \"\"Dialogue\"\" off their list of banned books, and Britain repeal the death penalty for over 100 crimes?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "1822", "aliases": ["one thousand, eight hundred and twenty-two", "1822"]}
{"context": "Question: 'Sir Oliver Martext' is avicar in which of Shakespeare's comedies?\nAnswer:", "answer": "'AS YOU LIKE IT'", "aliases": ["Oliver Mar Text", "Oliver Martext", "Sir Oliver Mar Text", "Mar text", "Martext", "As You Like It", "Silvius (fictional character)", "Sir Oliver Martext", "Ducdame", "As you like it", "'AS YOU LIKE IT'"]}
{"context": "Question: On which river does the Scottish city of Stirling lie?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Forth", "aliases": ["Forth (disambiguation)", "Forth"]}
{"context": "Question: Which two word named plant, also known as Dionaea Muscipala is characterised by having hinged two lobed leaves that snap closed when the sensitive hairs on it's surface are touched ?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VENUS FLYTRAP", "aliases": ["Dionaea heterodoxa", "Venus's-Flytrap", "Dionaea (plant)", "Venus fly-trap", "Tipitiwitchet", "VENUS FLYTRAP", "Venus flytraps", "Drosera corymbosa", "Venus Fly-trap", "Dionaea uniflora", "Flytrap", "Dionaea sessiliflora", "Venus fly trap", "Venus's flytrap", "Dionaea sensitiva", "Dionea muscipula", "Venus Fly-Trap", "Venus Fly Trap", "Dionaea crinita", "Dionaea corymbosa", "Venus flytrap", "Dionae", "Venus's-flytrap", "Dionea", "Venus Fly trap", "Dionaea muscicapa", "Venus' Flytrap", "Dionaea muscipula", "Venus Flytrap", "Venus' flytrap", "Venus fly traps", "Drosera sessiliflora", "Dionaea dentata"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the last non-American (non-Williams) to win the Ladies \\singles at Wimbledon?\nAnswer:", "answer": "AMELIE MAURESMO", "aliases": ["Amélie Mauresmo", "Mauresmo", "Amelie Mauresmo", "AMELIE MAURESMO", "Amelie mauresmo"]}
{"context": "Question: Herb of Grace is the name given to which strong- smelling herb?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rue", "aliases": ["Rue", "Ruta graveolens", "Common rue", "Common Rue"]}
{"context": "Question: Which American resort is nicknamed 'Sin City'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Las Vegas", "aliases": ["Las Vegas City Council", "Las Vegas, NV", "Las Vegas", "City of Las Vegas", "Las Vegas (NV)", "Las Vegas/Climate", "Las vegas", "UN/LOCODE:USLAS", "Las Vegas NV", "LasVegas", "Vegas", "Las Vegas, Nevada", "Las vegas, nv", "LV, NV", "The City of Las Vegas", "Las vagas"]}
{"context": "Question: What colour is the liqueur Galliano?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Yellow", "aliases": ["Yellowest", "Whiteyellow", "Yelow", "Yellow color", "Yellowishness", "Yellower", "White-yellow", "Rgb(255, 255, 0)", "Dark yellow", "Yellowwhite", "Symbolism of yellow", "Yellow (color)", "Yellow (colour)", "Yellowy", "Yellow white", "Yellowishly", "White yellow", "Yellow (Colour)", "(255, 255, 0)", "Yellow", "Royal yellow", "Yellow-white"]}
{"context": "Question: In 1995, Steffi Graf became the only tennis player to have won each of the four grand slam events how many times?\nAnswer:", "answer": "4", "aliases": ["four", "4"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was known as 'The Great One' in North American ice hockey?\nAnswer:", "answer": "WAYNE GRETZKY", "aliases": ["Gretzky's Office", "Gretzky", "Gretzky, Wayne", "Wayne Gretszky", "Wayne Gretsky", "Gretzkey", "Wayne Douglas Gretzky", "The Trade", "Wayne Gretzk", "Wayne Gretzky", "Trevor Gretzky", "The trade", "Wayne Gretzsky", "Gretsky", "Wayne gretsky", "Wayne gretzky", "WAYNE GRETZKY"]}
{"context": "Question: Umberto ll was the last king of which European country?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Italy", "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"]}
{"context": "Question: Apple, Microsoft, and Intel are listed on which stock exchange?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NASDAQ", "aliases": ["Nasdaq Stock Exchange", "NASDAQ stock market", "NASDAQ Level II", "National Association of Securities Dealers Automatic Quotation", "The NASDAQ Stock Market", "Nasdaq Stock Market", "Nasdaq.com", "NASDAQ", "NASDAQ Global Select Market", "NASDAQ National Market", "The Nasdaq Stock Market", "Nasdaq", "NASDAQ Small Cap Market", "National Association of Securities Dealers Automatic Quotation", "National Association of Securities Dealers Automatic Quotation", "National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quot", "NASDAQ small cap market", "NASDAQ Stock Market", "NASDAQ OMX New York", "National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quot", "NASDAQ Capital Market"]}
{"context": "Question: Which snooker player was simply known as 'The Grinder'?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Cliff Thorburn", "aliases": ["Cliff Thorburn", "Rhett Butler of the green baize", "Champagne Cliff"]}
{"context": "Question: Which racecourse hosts the Welsh Grand National?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CHEPSTOW", "aliases": ["Chepstowe", "Cas-gwent", "Chepstow", "Cas Gwent", "CHEPSTOW"]}
{"context": "Question: Which chain of European retailers began with a store near a crossroads in Annecy, France in 1958?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Carrefour", "aliases": ["1Mobile", "Carrefour", "Carrefour Japan", "Carredour", "Carrefour Group", "Carrefour SA", "Carrefur", "Carrefour (company)", "Carefour", "Pryca", "Carrefour S.A."]}
{"context": "Question: Which planet has a diameter that is closest to that of the Earth?\nAnswer:", "answer": "VENUS", "aliases": ["VENUS"]}
{"context": "Question: Which four letter word beginning with B means to cause a floating log to spin rapidly by rotating it with the feet?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Birl", "aliases": ["Birl"]}
{"context": "Question: As at 2010, which team had played the most seasons of professional baseball games without winning the World Series, with their last win in 1908?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Chicago Cubs", "aliases": ["Chicaco Cubs", "Take Me Out To A Cubs Game", "Chicago Orphans", "Chicago CUbs", "Chicago Cubbies", "The Cubbies", "Chicago National League Club", "The Chicago Cubs", "The cubs", "Chicago Cubs", "Take Me Out to a Cubs Game", "List of Chicago Cubs captains", "Chicago cubs", "Chicago Colts", "Chicago Cubs (sports)", "Chicago National League Ball Club", "The Chicago Cubbies", "Cubs (baseball)", "Pat and Ron Show", "Lovable Losers"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the Quran, a man is allowed to have as many as four what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wives", "aliases": ["Wifers", "Wife", "Wifed", "Wifie", "Wives", "Wifing", "Wifedom", "Trouble and strife", "Married Woman", "Wifer", "Wifes"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the alcoholic ingredient of a Screwdriver cocktail?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Vodka", "aliases": ["Blackcurrant vodka", "Vodka", "Vokda", "Filtering vodka", "Balkan 176deg", "Wodka", "Russian vodka", "Balkan 176°", "Wodka (disambiguation)", "Vodak", "Vodka and Coke", "Водка"]}
{"context": "Question: Who is the most famous character created by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Sherlock Holmes", "aliases": ["Sherlock Holmes (character)", "Inspector Holmes", "Holmes and Watson", "Shrlock holmes", "Elementary, My Dear Watson", "Sherlock Homes", "Sherlock Holmes", "Elementary, my dear Watson", "SherlockHolmes", "Shirlock Holmes", "Three pipe problem", "Sherlock-Holmes-Fallacy", "Sherlock holmes"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the main currency of Bali, Java, Sulawesi, and several thousand other islands of the same nation?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Rupiah", "aliases": ["Indonesian currency", "Rupiahs", "Indonesian Rupiah", "Indonesian Currency", "Indonesian Rupia", "Indonesian rupiah", "Rupiah"]}
{"context": "Question: Music in Australia could be found for thousands of years at a what?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Corroboree", "aliases": ["Corroborees", "Corroborree", "Corroboree", "Caribberie"]}
{"context": "Question: Where exactly is the tallest habitable building located in the UK? It is 50 stories high with a height of 235 metres (771 feet) and was completed in 1991?\nAnswer:", "answer": "CANARY WHARF", "aliases": ["Canary Wharf, London", "Canary Wharf", "CANARY WHARF", "Canary wharf", "Canary warf"]}
{"context": "Question: What is the name of the scientific discipline that deals with the measurement and representation of the Earth, including its gravitational field, in a three-dimensional time-varying space?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Geodesy", "aliases": ["Geodetic Science", "Geodesist", "Geodosy", "Geodetics engineering", "Geodetic surveying", "Geodetic line", "Geodesist engineer", "Erdmessung", "Surveyors' tools", "Geodesist Engineer", "Geodesey", "Geodetics", "Geodesy", "Geodetic survey", "Geodetic and Geomatic Engineering", "Geodetic Engineering"]}
{"context": "Question: Who was the son of Edward III and father of Henry IV?\nAnswer:", "answer": "John of Gaunt", "aliases": ["John, 1st Duke of Lancaster", "John of Gaunt Duke of Lancaster", "John of Gaunt, 1st Duke of Lancaster", "John of Gaunt, Duke of Lancaster", "John of Gaunt", "John, Duke of Lancaster", "John of gaunt", "Duke of Lancaster John of Gaunt"]}
{"context": "Question: Coxa is the medical name for which joint of the human body?\nAnswer:", "answer": "HIP", "aliases": ["HIP", "Hip (disambiguation)", "HIPS (disambiguation)", "HIPS"]}
{"context": "Question: \"The \"\"Three Laws of Motion\"\" are named after which scientist who published them in 1687?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Isaac Newton", "aliases": ["Isaac Newton", "Sir Isaak Newton", "Isaacus Newtonus", "Hannah Ayscough", "Isaac Newton's tooth", "Sir isaac newton", "Sir Isaac Newton", "Isaac newton", "Isaac Newton's middle years", "I. Newton", "Newtonian science", "Sir Newton", "Sir Issac Newton", "Issac Newton", "Newton isaac", "Newton Isaac", "Issac newton", "Cultural depictions of Isaac Newton", "Newton's", "Sir Issaac Newton", "Isac Newton"]}
{"context": "Question: Which noted woman from the Caribbean tended wounded soldiers during the conflict?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Mary SEACOLE", "aliases": ["Mother Seacole", "Mary SEACOLE", "Mary Seacole (film)", "Mary Jane Seacole", "Mary Jane Grant", "Mary Seacole"]}
{"context": "Question: By area, what is the biggest country entirely in the Southern Hemisphere?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Australia", "aliases": ["Australia (Commonwealth realm)", "AustraliA", "Continental Australia", "Australias", "Peace of Australia", "Australian city life", "City life in Australia", "Australocentrist", "Mainland Australia", "Australiia", "Straya", "Australia (commonwealth)", "Austraila", "Ausrtalia", "Australia (nation)", "Australien", "New Australian", "Australia (dominion)", "Australia (federation)", "Australia (country)", "Aussieland", "Federal Australia", "Country life in Australia", "Orstraya", "Australia (nation state)", "Australia (commonwealth realm)", "Australia", "Australocentrism", "Austraya", "Australie", "AUSTRALIA", "Geopolitics of Australia", "Australia (nation-state)", "Australia's", "Australian mainland", "Australian country life", "Australian Woman's Day", "Imperial Australia", "United States of Australia", "Australia (realm)", "Australia (constitutional monarchy)", "Austalia", "Etymology of Australia", "Philosophy in Australia", "Commonwealth of Australia", "Australija", "Australia (monarchy)", "Dominion of Australia", "Empire of Australia", "Ostralia", "Modern Australia", "Commonwealth of australia", "Australia (empire)", "Australo", "The Commonwealth of Australia", "Australia.", "Austrlia", "Australlia", "AUSTRALIAN", "Australia (state)", "ISO 3166-1:AU", "Austrailia", "Commonwealth Australia", "Pax Australiana", "Australian Commonwealth", "Australocentric", "Austrlaia", "Technology in Australia", "Australia (Commonwealth)", "Australai", "Australian geopolitics", "Asutralia", "Australo-", "Australian's", "Science in Australia"]}
{"context": "Question: Which river runs through The Grand Canyon\nAnswer:", "answer": "Colorado", "aliases": ["Colorado (State)", "Colorful Colorado", "Special districts of Colorado", "Insignia of the State of Colorado", "List of military facilities in Colorado", "Coloradan", "Cuisines of Colorado", "Colorado (U.S. state)", "List of professional sports teams in Colorado", "Religion in Colorado", "Professional sport teams of Colorado", "Rocky Mountain Empire", "Thirty-eighth State", "38th State", "Coloradans", "Colorado, United States", "The Centennial State", "Colo.", "List of professional sports teams of Colorado", "Protected areas of Colorado", "Education in Colorado", "State of Colorado", "Columbine State", "Thirty-Eighth State", "Colorado (state)", "List of former professional sports teams of Colorado", "US-CO", "Colorado protected areas", "Mother of Rivers", "List of Colorado state insignia", "Fine arts in Colorado", "Climate of Colorado", "Professional sports in Colorado", "Colorado state nickname", "Emblems of the State of Colorado", "Colorado", "Colorado military facilities", "Demographics of Colorado", "Colorada", "Kolorado", "Culture of Colorado", "Colarado", "Centennial State", "CO (state)", "Buffalo Plains State", "Military facilities in Colorado"]}
{"context": "Question: How was BBC Radio 7 rebranded in April 2011?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(BBC) RADIO 4 EXTRA", "aliases": ["BBC Radio Four Extra", "Radio 4 Extra", "BBC Radio 4 Extra", "(BBC) RADIO 4 EXTRA", "BBC 7", "BBC Radio 4Xtra", "BBC Radio 7", "BBC R7", "BBC7", "BBC Radio7"]}
{"context": "Question: Which playwright and poet became President of his country in 1989?\nAnswer:", "answer": "(Vaclav) Havel", "aliases": ["Hollar, Václav", "(Vaclav) Havel", "Vaclav Havel", "Václav Havel", "Václav Havel Honor", "Václav Havel Award", "Václav Havel Library", "Vaclev Havel", "1st President of the Czech Republic"]}
{"context": "Question: Famous as a presenter on TV-am with Anne Diamond, who is the chairman of Luton Town FC?\nAnswer:", "answer": "NICK OWEN", "aliases": ["Nick Owen", "NICK OWEN"]}
{"context": "Question: Where does Dame Edna Everage come from in Australia\nAnswer:", "answer": "Moony Ponds", "aliases": ["Moonee Ponds West Primary School", "Moonee Ponds", "Moonee Ponds, Victoria", "Moony Ponds"]}
{"context": "Question: According to the proverb, what comes but once a year?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Christmas", "aliases": ["Orthodox Christmas", "Holiday decorations", "Chirstmas", "Christmas Stories", "Christ Mass", "Date of Christmas", "Crissmas", "Christmas", "Heaven's Day", "When is Christmas%3F", "Uncle Crimbo", "Christmas stories", "Feast of the Nativity", "Chirstma", "When is Christmas", "%60Id-ul-milad", "Pressie", "Christian Christmas", "Christmas-theme", "History of Christmas", "Chrismas", "Christmas Day", "Chrimbo", "Christ mas", "Chisrtmas", "Christmas Mass", "Kurisumasu", "Christmas spirit", "Seongtanjeol", "Christmas theme", "Christmas day", "Christmas-themed", "Christ's Mass", "Crismas", "Cristmas", "Nativity of the Lord", "Eid Al Milad Al Majeed", "Christmas feast"]}
{"context": "Question: Which, then fictional, award is mentioned in the opening scene of the 1950 film ‘All About Eve’, starring Bette Davis?\nAnswer:", "answer": "The Sarah Siddons Award", "aliases": ["Sarah Siddons Society", "The Sarah Siddons Award", "Sarah Siddons Award"]}
{"context": "Question: In which country did Queen Isabella secure the throne when her opponents (Carlists) were defeated in 1868, following a civil war between those who wanted a king and those who wanted a queen?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Spain", "aliases": ["Islands of Spain", "España", "Reino de España", "Name of Spain", "Espagna", "Espańa", "Reino de Espana", "Espana", "Kingdom of the Spains", "The Spanish Society", "Espainia", "Mountains of Spain", "Regne d'Espanya", "The kingdom of Spain", "SPAIN", "Regne d'Espanha", "Espanya", "Espainiako Erresuma", "Etymology of Spain", "Spane", "ISO 3166-1:ES", "Spain", "Spanish Kingdom", "Kingdom of Spain", "El Reino de España", "El Reino de Espana"]}
{"context": "Question: He was the fourth of 6 children and the oldest surviving, was a choir singer, a painter, a writer, an admirer of Martin Luther, a decorated soldier and a politician. Who was he?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Adolf Hitler", "aliases": ["Hitlerian", "Adolph Schicklgruber", "HitlerAdolf", "Hitler's medical health", "Adolf Hitle", "Hitlar", "Adolph Hiedler", "Adolf Hiedler", "Adolph Hittler", "Day of Potsdam", "Adolpf Hitler", "Adolf Hister", "Adolf Hitlier", "Adolph Hitler's health", "Hitler's health", "Hitlers", "Aldof Hilter", "HITLER", "Hitler, Adolph", "History of Adolf Hitler", "Hitler,Adolph", "Adolph Hiter", "Adolf Hittler", "Herr Hitler", "Hitler,Adolf", "Adolf Schicklegruber", "Adolf hitler", "Adlof hitler", "Adolph Schickelgruber", "Hitler Adolf", "Hitlers medical health", "HitlerAdolph", "Adolph Schicklegruber", "Adolf Hiler", "Adolf Hitler's medical condition", "Hittler", "Adolf Schickelgruber", "Adolf Hitler", "Hitler's", "Hitler, adolf", "Nazi leader", "Hitler, Adolf", "Herr Wolf", "Adolph Hitler's medical health", "Adolph Hitler", "Adolf Hitler's health", "Adolf Schicklgruber", "AdolphHitler", "Adolf Hilter", "Health of Adolf Hitler", "Adolf Hitler's medical health", "Hitler Adolph", "AdolfHitler", "Adolf HItler", "Hitlet", "Hitler adolf", "Adoff Hitler", "Adolfus Hitler", "Hitler", "Adolph hitler"]}
{"context": "Question: \"What group of people in the United States speak a dialect called \"\"Pennsylvania German\"\"?\"\nAnswer:", "answer": "Amish", "aliases": ["Amish", "Amish cuisine", "The Ahmish", "Amisch", "The Amish", "Amish Church", "Amish Christian", "Amish faith", "Amische", "Amish country", "Ahmish", "Omish", "Amish food", "Amish people", "Amish church", "Christian - Amish"]}
{"context": "Question: Whose first husband was a policeman called Jim Dougherty?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MARILYN MONROE", "aliases": ["Marilyn monroe", "Marirlyn Monroe", "Norma DiMaggio", "Norma Jean DiMaggio", "Norma Jean Dougherty", "Norma Mortenson", "Marliyn Monroe", "Norma Dougherty", "Marilyn Monroe Miller", "Marylyn Monroe", "Norma Jean Baker Mortenson", "Norma Jeane Baker", "Norma Baker", "Natasha Lytess", "Norma Jean Mortenson", "Norma Jean Baker", "Norma Jeane", "Marilyn Monroe", "Norma Jeane DiMaggio", "Norma Jean Mortensen", "Marilyn Munro", "Merylin Monroe", "Norma Jeane Mortenson", "Marylin Monroe", "Marilyn Monro", "Charles Stanley Gifford", "Norma Jeane Dougherty", "Fifth Helena Drive", "MARILYN MONROE", "Norma jeane mortenson", "Marilyn Munroe"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the Spice Girls' debut single called?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Wannabee", "aliases": ["Wannabes (disambiguation)", "Wannabes", "Wanna Be", "Wannabe (disambiguation)", "Wannabee", "Wannabe", "Wanna-be"]}
{"context": "Question: Which Aztec ruler was deposed by Cortez?\nAnswer:", "answer": "MONTEZUMA", "aliases": ["Montesuma", "Montezuma (disambiguation)", "Moctezuma (disambiguation)", "Montezuma", "Moctezuma (municipality)", "Montezooma", "MONTEZUMA", "Montazuma", "Moctezuma", "Motecuhzoma"]}
{"context": "Question: As of today, name the 5 NFL teams that have never actually played in a super bowl?\nAnswer:", "answer": "New Orleans Saints, Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns,", "aliases": ["New Orleans Saints, Detroit Lions, Cleveland Browns,"]}
{"context": "Question: What was the capital of West Germany from 1949 to 1990?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bonn", "aliases": ["Castra Bonnensis", "Bonnsch (beer)", "Schwarzrheindorf/Vilich", "Bönnsch (beer)", "Capital of West Germany", "UN/LOCODE:DEBON", "Bonn, Germany", "Schwarzrheindorf", "Bundesdorf", "Bonn", "Bonn am Rhein", "Bonna", "Boennsch (beer)", "Bonn (district)"]}
{"context": "Question: Scottish artist, Sir Henry Raeburn was knighted by which British monarch in 1822?\nAnswer:", "answer": "King George IV", "aliases": ["George, Prince Regent", "King George IV of the United Kingdom", "George the Fourth", "George IV of Great Britain", "George IV of the UK", "King George IV", "George IV of Great Britain and Ireland", "George IV of the United Kingdom", "George IV", "Regency Bill", "George IV of England", "George IV of Scotland", "George IV Hanover", "George IV of Hanover", "George iv", "George iv of the united kingdom", "George IV of Britain", "George IV (Hanover)"]}
{"context": "Question: An oropendola is what type of creature?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Bird", "aliases": ["Avians", "Avialan", "Chick guard stage", "Bird breeding", "Flying Bird", "Nestling", "Baby birds", "Avafauna", "Aves", "Bird", "Avialians", "🐣", "Living sauropods", "🐥", "🐤", "Roosting", "Pet bird", "Aviala", "Nestlings", "Avialian", "Ornithes", "Avifauna", "Living sauropods in Africa", "Living dinosaurs in Oceania", "Neornithes", "Roost site", "Neornithine", "Avian proteins", "Surviving Dinosaurs", "Birds mating", "Avian reproduction", "Modern bird", "Birds", "Bird reproduction", "Ornis", "Living dinosaurs in Australasia", "Avian dinosaur", "🐦", "Modern birds", "Class aves", "Modern Dinosaurs", "Birdness", "Chick (bird)"]}
{"context": "Question: What country has slums known as favelas?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Brazil", "aliases": ["Brazil", "Etymology of Brazil", "Federal Republic of Brazil", "Brasil", "Barzil", "Federative Republic of Brazil", "Brazil (country)", "Brassil", "Republic of Brazil", "Brésil", "Brzil", "Brazilian Federative Republic", "Republica Federativa do Brasil", "Bresil", "Brazilian Republic", "ISO 3166-1:BR", "República Federativa do Brasil", "Brazilo"]}
{"context": "Question: What media mogul, known as The Mouth of the South, started the first dedicated 24-hour cable news channel, owns the Atlanta braves, founded the Goodwill Games, and married Hanoi Jane?\nAnswer:", "answer": "Ted Turner", "aliases": ["Robert Edward Turner", "Billionaire Ted", "Robert Edward III Turner", "R.E. Turner", "Ted Turner", "Robert Edward Turner III", "Ted Turner Foundation", "Turner Foundation", "Former owner of WCW"]}