1. A Scottish mountain over 3,000 feet high is called a Munro. To the nearest ten, how many Munros are there?

1. A 330
2. B 360
3. C 210
4. D 280

2. What is the famous 1934 photograph of the Loch Ness Monster usually called?

3. Which engineer built the Caledonian Canal through the Great Glen?

4. After which Roman emperor is the wall built between the Forth and the Clyde named?

5. What is the usual explanation of the name "Picts"?

6. Who is traditionally regarded as the first king of the united Picts and Scots, in 843?

7. The real King Macbeth was killed in 1057. Who killed him?

8. Which woman helped Bonnie Prince Charlie escape to Skye disguised as her maid?

9. The Jacobites wanted to restore which royal house to the throne?

10. In the Highland Clearances, tenants were evicted from their land mainly to make way for what?

11. After the 1745 rising, a law banned Highland dress, including tartan. In which year was the ban lifted?

1. A 1772
2. B 1778
3. C 1786
4. D 1782

13. How many drones does the Great Highland bagpipe have?

1. A Seven
2. B Five
3. C Two
4. D Three

14. What Gaelic word is used for a social evening of traditional music and dancing?

15. What is the Scottish Gaelic name for Scotland?

16. If the weather is "dreich", what is it like?

17. At what time is a gun fired every day, except Sundays, from Edinburgh Castle?

18. What breed of dog was Greyfriars Bobby, said to have guarded his master's grave for 14 years?

1. A Shar Pei
2. B A Skye terrier
3. C The Shetland pony
4. D Highland cattle

19. In which year did Glasgow host the Commonwealth Games?

1. A 2025
2. B 2019
3. C 2014
4. D 2003

20. Which Scottish island is known for its tweed, woven by islanders at home?

1. A Skye
2. B Ascension
3. C Sark
4. D Harris