History 1
How old are the earliest known human settlements in Scotland?
About 12,000 years old (10,000 BC)
Length of the Antonine Wall?
60 kilometers
7. What flower is a symbol of Scotland?
A. Rose
B. Daffodil
C. Thistle
D. Tulip
C. Thistle
What wall did the Romans build across central Scotland?
The Antonine Wall
Kingdoms forming early Scotland?
Picts and Gaels (Kingdom of Alba)
8. Where is the famous golf course in Scotland?
A. Inverness
B. St Andrews
C. Edinburgh
D. Glasgow
B. St Andrews
Who was the Scottish king that inspired a famous Shakespeare play?
King Macbeth
Settlers arriving around 800 AD?
Vikings
9. What is the name of Scotland’s most famous poet?
A. William Shakespeare
B. Robert Burns
C. J.K. Rowling
D. Charles Dickens
B. Robert Burns
In what year was the Battle of Stirling Bridge?
1297
Important 1320 declaration?
The Declaration of Arbroath
6. What is Hogmanay?
A. A traditional dish
B. Scottish New Year’s celebration
C. A monster from the Highlands
D. A Highland game
B. Scottish New Year’s celebration
Who was crowned King of Scotland in 1306?
Robert the Bruce
Mary Queen of Scots' age at coronation?
Six days old
10. What is a “clan” in Scottish history?
A. A food dish
B. A group of dancers
C. A family group or tribe
D. A song
C. A family group or tribe