A) England B) Scotland C) Ireland D) Wales
A) Urquhart Castle B) Eilean Donan Castle C) Stirling Castle D) Edinburgh Castle
A) Monster B) Werewolf C) Dragon D) Giant
A) River Forth B) River Clyde C) River Ness D) River Tweed
A) San Andreas Fault B) Ring of Fire Fault C) Mariana Trench Fault D) Great Glen Fault
A) Drumnadrochit B) Fort Augustus C) Invermoriston D) Foyers
A) Robert Burns B) Sir Walter Scott C) William Wordsworth D) Lord Byron
A) Loch Liobhan B) Loch Agnes C) Loch Nis D) Loch Fyne
A) English B) Irish C) Scottish Gaelic D) Welsh
A) Morag B) Oichy C) Nessie D) Lomond
A) Caledonian Canal B) River Ness Canal C) Great Glen Canal D) Loch Ness Canal
A) 15 km northwest B) Around 10 km southwest C) 5 km northeast D) 20 km southeast
A) M74 B) B848 C) A82 D) A9
A) 56 km2 B) 37 km C) 22 sq mi D) 100 km2
A) 50 m B) 100 m C) 271 m D) 230 m
A) 30 metres B) 20 metres C) 10 metres D) 16 metres
A) High peat content in the surrounding soil B) Sediment from rivers C) Pollution D) Algae blooms
A) The North Sea via the Moray Firth B) Loch Lomond C) Loch Dochfour D) River Oich
A) Seven B) Ten C) Eight D) Nine
A) Glean Earrach Energy B) Statkraft C) Statera Energy D) SSE
A) A fortified refuge B) A royal palace C) A trading post D) A religious monastery
A) Concrete and steel B) Clay and reeds C) Brick and limestone D) Stone and oak wood
A) Foyers Hydro B) Red John C) Glendoe D) Loch Ness Monster
A) Loch Ness Isle B) Murdoch's Rock C) Eilean Nan Con D) Eilean Muireach
A) 31 August 1974. B) 21 September 1985. C) New Year's Eve 1939. D) 23 September 2022.
A) Sergeant J.S. Fensome. B) John Cobb. C) Ross Edgley. D) David Scott Munro.
A) David Livingstone B) James Hutton C) Sir Walter Scott D) Rev. Odo Blundell
A) Victorian Era B) Roman Era C) Medieval Period D) Iron Age
A) A fishing trawler. B) A submarine. C) A PBY Catalina 'Flying Boat'. D) A Loch Ness Monster.
A) 30 miles B) 60 miles C) 50 kilometres D) 100 kilometres
A) 1975 B) June 2009 C) 2012 D) 2023
A) 450 MW B) 100 MW C) 2 GW D) 300–600 MW
A) The home for the hunting dogs B) A storage facility C) A bird sanctuary D) A fishing station
A) It became part of Cherry Island B) It was submerged when the water level rose C) It was demolished D) It remained unaffected by changes in water level
A) Near Glenurquhart by the people of Glenurquhart. B) At Holy Trinity Churchyard in Biscot, Bedfordshire. C) In Bona Lighthouse. D) At Brooklands Museum in Weybridge, Surrey.
A) 5 GW B) 300 MW C) 450 MW / 2.8 GWh D) 100 MW
A) 100 MW B) 2 GW C) 300 MW D) 450 MW
A) 450MW B) 100MW C) 300MW D) 5MW
A) 31 hours and 27 minutes. B) 52 hours and 39 minutes. C) 60 km/h. D) 77 minutes.
A) Balmacaan Hydro B) Red John C) Loch na Cathrach D) Glendoe
A) November 2024 B) January 2025 C) May 2025 D) June 2023
A) 15th century B) 10th century C) 18th century D) 20th century
A) A man-made peninsula B) An artificial island, known as a crannog C) A volcanic island D) A natural island
A) 1955 B) 2007 C) 1967 D) 1933
A) John Smeaton B) Isambard Kingdom Brunel C) Thomas Telford D) George Stephenson
A) Statera Energy B) SSE C) Statkraft D) Highland Council
A) John Cobb. B) David Scott Munro. C) Brenda Sherratt. D) Ross Edgley. |