Food Culture
This is an idea that we have about other cultures, which is not always true.
What is a stereotype?
This is a place that has more school shootings than anywhere else!
What is the USA?
This is the alter ego of Superman
Who is Clark Kent?
This is the only animal to beat a lion, as well as the national Scottish animal.
What is a unicorn?
This is both a Scottish dish as well as a myth.
What is haggis?
This is the way we behave around the dinner table
What is etiquette?
This is the amendment that gives you the freedom to have weapons.
What is the 2nd amendment?
This is the night time job of Phoenix Jones!
What is a real-life superhero?
This is the street under Edinburgh that appears to be haunted.
What is Mary King's Close?
This means to shoot into a crowd of people with the intention of hurting/killing more than one person.
What is a shooting spree?
This is a food based lifestyle that keeps you from anything that comes from animals
What is a vegan?
In this movie, we experience Michael Moore explore the reasons behind a school shooting!
What is Bowling for Columbine?
This is the event that made superheroes as important today as during WWII
What is 9/11/attack on the twin towers?
This is the type of clan-specific fabric used for e.g. kilts.
What is a tartan?
This is the word for people who are very selective as to what they like and do not like to eat
What is a picky eater?
This is a country with 50 national dishes
What is the USA?
This is the organization that fights against gun control!
What is the NRA?
This was the first name of Gandhi!
What was Mohandas/Mahatma?
The Scottish sentence for this is "Lang may yer lum reek!"
What is "May you live long and stay well."
What is an everyday hero?
This is a very serious offence to bring as a hostess gift in China
What is a clock?
These are the names of the two boys who shot at Columbine high school!
What is Eric (Harris) and Dylan (Klebold)
This was the name of Martin Luther King jr.'s father.
What is Martin Luther King?
What happened after the battle of Culloden as a result of the Dress act?
What is the highland clearances?
This is a word that sums up all of these:
Kilts, tartan, unicorn, bagpipe and the saltire.
What is (Scottish) nationalism?