1. To the nearest million, what is the population of Scotland?

2. What is the main town of Orkney?

3. In 1919, the interned German fleet scuttled itself in which Orkney anchorage?

4. John o' Groats is famous as the end of the road, but which headland is the most northerly point of mainland Britain?

5. Dundee was famous for "jute, jam and journalism". Which Dundee publisher produces "The Beano"?

6. Which polar research ship, built in Dundee for Captain Scott, is now berthed there as a museum?

7. What is Aberdeen's nickname, from the stone used in many of its buildings?

8. Which monument stands on the Abbey Craig, overlooking Stirling?

9. Which castle in Aberdeenshire was bought by Prince Albert for Queen Victoria?

10. Who wrote the novel "Trainspotting"?

11. The Hogwarts Express crosses which curved railway viaduct in the Harry Potter films?

12. Which three banks issue their own banknotes in Scotland?

13. In 2023, Edinburgh Zoo's two giant pandas went back to which country?

14. In the 2014 independence referendum, to the nearest whole number, what percentage voted No?

15. The Church of Scotland is often called "the Kirk". Which reformer led the Scottish Reformation?

16. In Burns's poem "Tam o' Shanter", what is the name of Tam's grey mare?

17. Dundee cake is traditionally decorated with which nuts?

18. Which 1320 letter to the Pope asserted Scotland's independence and declared that "as long as but a hundred of us remain alive" they would never submit to the English?

19. At which racecourse is the Scottish Grand National run?

20. The first Open Championship in golf was played in 1860 at which course?