History
Culture
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Scots
100

Which political group is Scotland CURRENTLY part of ?

The United Kingdom (England + Scotland + Ireland)

100

What is shortbread? Describe it

A traditional Scottish biscuit made with lots of butter, sugar and flour.

100

True or False!

Scottish traditional music is still very popular and has not been substituted by Scottish pop-music.

True.

100

What does “A fash” mean in SE (Standard English)?

"I worry"

200

Which Kingdoms were united to create Great Britain in 1707?

The Kingdom of England and the Kingdom of Scotland.

200

Pop Culture!

Who is Karen Gillan?

A Scottish actress and model, known for Nebula in Guardians of the Galaxy and for Ruby Roundhouse in Jumanji.


200

The following phrase is in what language?

“Ah cannae”

It means “I can’t” in Scots.

200

Pronounce “I have a dog” in Scots

“Ah hae a dug”

(Vicente will check is it’s correct)

300

Who was Edward I?

King of England, he arbitrated the choosing of a new king of Scotland after Alexander III passed and ruled the kingdom indirectly by humiliating the king he chose and undermining his authority.

300

When are Kilts most commonly used in Scottish culture?

To formal social events or cultural events, as weddings, graduations, or at the Highland Games.


300

In which year was The Scottish Parliament recovered by Edinburgh?

1999

300

What is the name given to the common ancestral language to, for example, Scots, English, Greek and Latin?

The Proto-Indo-European.

400

Draw the 3 different flags that were merged to create the United Kingdom one and name their respective countries.

England Flag

(red cross in + position on a white background)


Scotland Flag

(white cross in x position on a blue background)


Ireland Flag

(red cross in a x position on a white background)

400

Draw or describe someone in Scottish traditional clothing without leaning on harmful stereotypes.

(Ciel will check if it’s correct)


400

What are the main 3 languages spoken in Scotland?

Scottish Standard English, Scots and Scottish Gaelic.

400

How should the phrase “I didn’t buy it” be written in Scots?

“I nivver bocht it”