- 1. Which river is the longest in Scotland?
A) River Tay
B) River Forth
C) River Spey
D) River Clyde
- 2. What is the highest mountain peak in Scotland?
A) Ben Macdui
B) Cairn Gorm
C) Ben Lomond
D) Ben Nevis
- 3. Which city in Scotland is known as the 'Athens of the North'?
A) Dundee
B) Edinburgh
C) Aberdeen
D) Glasgow
- 4. What is the famous battleground in Scotland where the Battle of Bannockburn took place in 1314?
A) Perth
B) Inverness
C) Stirling
D) Dundee
- 5. Which body of water separates Scotland from Northern Ireland?
A) Firth of Forth
B) Irish Sea
C) North Channel
D) Solway Firth
- 6. Which Scottish castle is said to be haunted by the ghost of Lady Janet Douglas?
A) Edinburgh Castle
B) Glamis Castle
C) Stirling Castle
D) Dunnottar Castle
- 7. Which Scottish clan is known for its association with the Isle of Skye and the Jacobite cause?
A) MacLeod
B) Campbell
C) MacDonald
D) Stewart
- 8. Which river flows through the city of Glasgow?
A) River Tweed
B) River Dee
C) River Clyde
D) River Forth
- 9. In what year did the Act of Union between England and Scotland take place?
A) 1801
B) 1707
C) 1745
D) 1603
- 10. Which Scottish island is famous for being the ancestral home of the Clan MacLeod?
A) Isle of Mull
B) Isle of Lewis
C) Isle of Arran
D) Isle of Skye
- 11. What is the name of the sea loch located in the Scottish Highlands, known for its stunning natural beauty?
A) Loch Katrine
B) Loch Ness
C) Loch Awe
D) Loch Lomond
- 12. Which island group lies to the west of Scotland?
A) Hebrides
B) Hawaiian Islands
C) Maldives
D) Caribbean
- 13. Which Scottish clan played a prominent role in the ousting of the Stewart monarch James VII in the Glorious Revolution of 1688?
A) MacDonald
B) Campbell
C) MacLean
D) MacGregor
- 14. What is the traditional musical instrument of Scotland?
A) Piano
B) Bagpipes
C) Violin
D) Flute
- 15. In which city did the assassination attempt on Cardinal David Beaton take place in 1546?
A) Aberdeen
B) Glasgow
C) St Andrews
D) Dundee
- 16. Which Scottish architect designed the iconic Royal Palace of Holyroodhouse?
A) Sir William Bruce
B) Robert Adam
C) William Wallace
D) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
- 17. Which Scottish university, founded in 1582, played a significant role in the intellectual and cultural development of Scotland?
A) University of Glasgow
B) University of Edinburgh
C) University of St Andrews
D) University of Aberdeen
- 18. In which body of water is the Isle of Skye located?
A) Atlantic Ocean
B) Arctic Ocean
C) Pacific Ocean
D) Mediterranean Sea
- 19. Which Scottish queen was beheaded in 1587 by order of Queen Elizabeth I of England?
A) Margaret Tudor
B) Mary, Queen of Scots
C) Anne Stuart
D) Isabella MacDuff
- 20. Which castle in Edinburgh has been called the 'most besieged place in Great Britain'?
A) Edinburgh Castle
B) Urquhart Castle
C) Stirling Castle
D) Inverness Castle
- 21. Which famous Scottish inventor and engineer built the first practical steam engine?
A) James Watt
B) Alexander Graham Bell
C) Thomas Telford
D) John Logie Baird
- 22. Which Scottish king was known for his patronage of the arts and the establishment of the Chapel Royal at Stirling Castle?
A) James I
B) James IV
C) James II
D) James III
- 23. What is the largest city in Scotland by population?
A) Dundee
B) Aberdeen
C) Edinburgh
D) Glasgow
- 24. Which Scottish poet and lyricist wrote the famous song 'Auld Lang Syne'?
A) Walter Scott
B) Allan Ramsay
C) Hugh MacDiarmid
D) Robert Burns
- 25. Which Scottish explorer discovered the Falkland Islands in 1592?
A) Alexander Mackenzie
B) Sir William Edmond Logan
C) David Livingstone
D) John Davis
- 26. Which famous Scottish architect designed the Glasgow School of Art?
A) Le Corbusier
B) Frank Lloyd Wright
C) Charles Rennie Mackintosh
D) Zaha Hadid
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