List of rivers of Scotland - Quiz
A) Water of Luce B) Urr Water C) River Cree D) River Bladnoch
A) Skyre Burn B) Tarff Water C) Tarf Water D) Water of Fleet
A) Moneypool Burn B) Black Burn C) Penkiln Burn D) Palnure Burn
A) River Dee B) River Cree C) River Nith D) River Annan
A) Black Burn B) Penkiln Burn C) Tarf Water D) Skyre Burn
A) Skyre Burn B) Little Water of Fleet C) Tarff Water D) Big Water of Fleet
A) White Esk B) Black Water of Dee C) Water of Minnoch D) Border Esk
A) River Sark B) Mein Water C) Kirtle Water D) Tarff Water
A) Water of Ken B) Polharrow Burn C) Carsphairn Lane D) Water of Deugh
A) Cargen Water B) Kirkgunzeon Lane C) Carsphairn Lane D) New Abbey Pow
A) Urr Water B) Liddel Water C) Lochar Water D) Annan Water
A) Penkiln Burn B) Polharrow Burn C) Kirkgunzeon Lane D) Carsphairn Lane
A) Mennock Water B) Cample Water C) Cargen Water D) Carron Water
A) Scaur Water B) Cluden Water C) Cample Water D) Shinnel Water
A) Scar Water B) White Esk C) Black Water D) Border Esk
A) Old Water B) Castlefairn Water C) Mein Water D) Dalwhat Water
A) Old Water B) Dalwhat Water C) Castlefairn Water D) Dryfe Water
A) Annan Water B) Lochar Water C) River Lyne D) Kirtle Water
A) Corrie Water B) Mein Water C) Kinnel Water D) Water of Ae
A) Water of Milk B) Mein Water C) Wamphray Water D) Corrie Water
A) River Cree B) River Bladnoch C) River Nith D) River Esk, Dumfries and Galloway
A) Liddel Water B) Kershope Burn C) River Lyne D) Kirtle Water
A) River Sark B) River Lyne C) Ewes Water D) River Esk
A) Wauchope Water B) River Lyne C) Hermitage Water D) Garwald Water
A) Whitrope Burn B) Kershope Burn C) Hermitage Water D) Roughley Burn
A) Kershope Burn B) Whitrope Burn C) Roughley Burn D) Hermitage Water
A) Ewes Water B) Tarras Water C) Wauchope Water D) Meggat Water
A) Wauchope Water B) Tarras Water C) Garwald Water D) Hermitage Water
A) Garwald Water B) White Esk C) Meggat Water D) Black Esk
A) Ewes Water B) Black Esk C) White Esk D) Garwald Water
A) Norwegian Sea B) Irish Sea C) Celtic Sea D) North Sea
A) Eas Gobhain B) Garbh Uisge C) Keltie Water D) Goodie Water
A) Garbh Uisge B) Eas Gobhain C) Kelty Water D) Duchray Water
A) Loch Tay B) Loch Lubnaig C) Loch Earn D) Loch Rannoch
A) Loch Tay B) Loch Rannoch C) Loch Freuchie D) Loch Earn
A) Loch Rannoch B) Loch Tay C) Loch Earn D) Loch Eigheach
A) Loch Rannoch B) Loch Tay C) Loch Eigheach D) Loch Laidon
A) Loch Eigheach B) Loch Tay C) Loch Laidon D) Loch Rannoch
A) Allt Chaldar B) Allt Conait C) Allt Mor D) Allt Girnaig
A) Tay catchment B) Forth catchment C) Eden catchment D) Simple coastal catchments
A) Eden catchment B) Leven catchment C) Forth catchment D) Tay catchment
A) Tay catchment B) Forth catchment C) Eden catchment D) Leven catchment
A) Both B) None C) Right D) Left
A) Left side B) Right side C) Outflow D) Tributary
A) Outflow B) Right side C) Tributary D) Left side
A) By length from longest to shortest B) Geographically, taken anti-clockwise from Berwick-upon-Tweed C) Chronologically by discovery D) Alphabetically by river name
A) From mouth to source sequentially B) Down the page in an upstream loop direction C) By volume of water flow D) Alphabetically under each catchment
A) Lower section of the river B) Left fork of a named river C) Left-bank tributary D) Large watercourse
A) Rapid water flow B) Right-bank tributary C) Reservoir D) Right fork of a named river
A) They are excluded entirely B) Under the main coastal sections C) Separately D) At the beginning of the text
A) Watter B) Uisge C) Allt D) Bourne
A) Avon B) Ault/alt C) Water D) Bourne
A) Bourne B) Ault C) Watter D) Avon
A) Left-bank B) It is a left fork C) It is a right fork D) Right-bank
A) Beauly Firth B) Kyle of Sutherland C) Findhorn Bay D) Dornoch Firth
A) Dornoch Firth B) Findhorn Bay C) Beauly Firth D) North Sea
A) Abhainn na Frithe B) Abhainn an t-Sratha Charnaig C) Rappach Water D) Abhainn Leataidh
A) Shapinsay B) Mainland C) Jura D) Lewis
A) 1,097 square miles B) 1,500 square miles C) c. 2,000 square miles D) 5,200 square miles
A) 2,000 square miles B) 1,500 square miles C) 1,097 square miles D) 2,840 square miles
A) 1,097 square miles B) 3,900 square miles C) 1,500 square miles D) 2,000 square miles
A) Tay B) Clyde C) Spey D) Tweed
A) Lothian B) Skye C) Mull D) Fife
A) Skye B) Mull C) Falkirk D) Fife
A) Forth B) Spey C) Tay D) Clyde
A) Tay B) Tweed C) Clyde D) Spey
A) Skye B) Mull C) Islay D) Rùm
A) Kintyre B) Mull C) Islay D) Morvern
A) Spey B) Nith C) Tay D) Clyde
A) Rùm B) Islay C) Mull D) Skye
A) Fife B) Galloway C) Lothian D) Aberdeenshire
A) Rùm B) Mull C) Skye D) Arran
A) Angus B) Falkirk C) Lothian D) Fife
A) Great Glen B) Cromarty Firth C) Strathglass D) Rannoch Moor
A) Skye B) Arran C) Islay D) Rùm
A) Mull B) Skye C) Arran D) Islay
A) small or little B) black or dark C) fast or swift D) large or great
A) Imperial figures B) Modern figures C) Estimated figures D) Metric figures
A) historical figures B) metric figures C) imperial figures D) catchment figures
A) + B) > C) < D) = |
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