Celebrations and clothing
Food
Scotland
St. Andrew
Landmarks
100
What is the traditional Scottish skirt called.
Kilt
100
What is the name of the traditional Scottish biscuit?
Shortbread
100
Describe the flag of Scotland.
100
Is St Andrew´s a bank holiday?
Yes it is.
100
The Glenfinnan Viaduct appeared in what film?
Harry Potter
200
Name 3 ways in which poeple celebrate St Andrew´s day.
Eating haggis and other foods
Dancing
Parades
Paining faces
Dressing in traditional clothes
Playing the bagpipes
200
Which drink is famously distilled in many places around Scotland?
Whisky
200
What is the name of the Lochness monster
Nessie
200
What do people usually paint on their faces on St Andrew´s Day?
The Scottish flag.
200
What castle was used for the filming of some James Bond films?
A) Elean Donnan Castle
B) Eilan Donan Castle
C) Eilean Donan Castle
D) Eilean Donnan Castle
C) Eilean Donan Castle
300
What is the most typical Scottish clothing pattern.
Tartan
300
What are the 3 parts of the sheep that haggis is made from.
Heart, lungs and liver.
300
What is the capital of Scotland?
Edinburgh
300
When is Saint Andrew´s day celebrated?
30th November.
300
What is the name of Scotlands most famous castle?
Edinburgh Castle
400
What is a sporren?
A purse or little bag worn with the highland dress.
400
What is cullen skink?
A fish soup.
400
Name 2 famous Scottish sportsmen or women.
Andy Murray
Chris Hoy
Kieran Tierney
Laura Muir
Katherine Grainger
400
Pronounced ´kay-lee´ what is the typical party people have on Saint Andrew´s Day?
A) Ceilidh
B) Cheilidh
C) Ceilih
D) Keilieh
A) Ceilidh
400
What is the name of the huge famous horse head statue.
The Kelpies
500
What is the name of the song that is typically sung on new years?
A) Aul llang syne
B) Auld lang syne
C) Auld long sne
D) Aul land syne
B) Auld lang syne
500
What are the 3 ingredients you need to make the traditional Scottish biscuit?
Butter, Flour and sugar.
500
What is the name of the man who paint the famous colourful highland cow pictures?
Steven Brown
500
What year is it believed Saint Andrew became the Patron Saint of Scotland (the same year they became independent)
1320
500
What is the highest mountain in Scotland?
Ben Nevis