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100

What is the capital city of Scotland?

Edinburgh

100

Who was the first king to unite the crowns of Scotland and England in 1603?

  • A) James VI of Scotland
  • B) Charles I
  • C) James V of Scotland
  • D) Robert II

 A) James VI of Scotland

100

What is the national animal of Scotland?


 The Unicorn

100

Which famous Scottish landmark is known for its mysterious monster? 

a) Loch Ness

b) Ben Nevis 

c) Arthur's Seat 

d) Stirling Castle

a) Loch Ness

100

Which Scottish actor is best known for his role as James Bond in seven films from 1962 to 1983?

  • Sean Connery
100

What languages do people speak in Scotland?

(There are 3, name at least 2)

English, Scottish, Gaelic

200

Which city is known as Scotland's largest city by population?

  • A) Edinburgh
  • B) Aberdeen
  • C) Glasgow
  • D) Invernes

C) Glasgow

200

Which Scottish queen was executed in 1587?

  • A) Margaret Tudor
  • B) Mary, Queen of Scots
  • C) Anne of Denmark
  • D) Elizabeth Stuart

 B) Mary, Queen of Scots

200

What is the traditional clothing in Scotland?

Kilt

200

What is the name of the historic fortress that dominates the skyline of Edinburgh? 

a) Edinburgh Castle 

b) Balmoral Castle 

c) Stirling Castle 

d) Dunnottar Castle

 a) Edinburgh Castle

200

Who is the famous Scottish author of the "Harry Potter" series?


  • J.K. Rowling
200

What are the colours of the Scottish Flag?

Blue and white

300

Which city is known as the "Granite City" due to its many grey stone buildings? 

  • A) Dundee
  • B) Edinburgh
  • C) Aberdeen
  • D) Inverness

C) Aberdeen

300

What is the traditional Scottish musical instrument known for its distinctive sound?

  • A) Violin
  • B) Harp
  • C) Accordion
  • D) Bagpipes
  • D) Bagpipes
300

Which Scottish university, founded in 1413, is the third oldest in the English-speaking world?


The University of St Andrews

300

What is the name of Scotland’s highest peak? 

a) Ben Lomond

b) Ben Nevis 

c) Ben Macdui 

d) Ben More

b) Ben Nevis

300

Which Scottish queen was executed by her cousin Elizabeth I of England in 1587?


  •  Mary, Queen of Scots
300

What is the nickname of the monster in Loch Ness called?

Nessie

400

What is the total area of Scotland in square kilometers?

  • A) 78,772 sq km
  • B) 89,642 sq km
  • C) 83,880 sq km
  • D) 92,925 sq km

 A) 78,772 sq km

400

What is the traditional Scottish dish made from sheep's offal mixed with oatmeal and spices, encased in a sheep's stomach?

  • A) Black pudding
  • B) Haggis
  • C) Cullen skink
  • D) Scotch pie
  • B) Haggis
400

Which famous Scottish scientist and inventor is known for his work on the telephone?


Alexander Graham Bell

400

Which city is known as the “Gateway to the Highlands”?

a) Aberdeen 

b) Inverness 

c) Dundee 

d) Perth


b) Inverness

400

A famous tennis player who was born in Glasgow and grew up in Dunblane, has won many competitions and tournaments, became the world's No. 1 ranked tennis player in 2016.

Andy Murray

400

How many islands are there around the Scottish coast?

(Hint: between 500 and 1000)

790

500

Which body of water lies to the west of Scotland?

  • A) North Sea
  • B) Irish Sea
  • C) Atlantic Ocean
  • D) Celtic Sea
  •  Atlantic Ocean
500

What is the name of the traditional Scottish event that includes athletic competitions like the caber toss and tug-of-war?

  • A) Ceilidh
  • B) Burns Night
  • C) Highland Games
  • D) St. Andrew's Day

Highland Games

500

Roughly, how many golf courses does Scotland have?

250-350

350-450

450-550

550-650

550-650

(587)

500

Which festival, known as the world’s largest arts festival, takes place in Edinburgh every August?

a) Hogmanay 

b) Edinburgh Fringe Festival 

c) Beltane Fire Festival 

d) Highland Games


b) Edinburgh Fringe Festival

500

Which Scottish scientist is known for discovering penicillin?

Alexander Fleming

500

About how many people live in Scotland?

(Hint: less than in Hungary)

5,45 milion