| 1 | In which year was the Act of Union in which Scotland was incorporated into the United Kingdom?
1707 |
| 2 | What is the capital city of Scotland?
Edinburgh |
| 3 | To the nearest million, what was the population of Scotland in 1980?
5 million |
| 4 | What is the old Latin name given to the northernmost reaches of Britain by The Romans?
Caledonia |
| 5 | Which is the largest non-Christian religion in Scotland?
Islam |
| 6 | Which mainly Glaswegian pop group had hits in the late 1980s with 'Dignity' and ''Chocolate Girl?
Deacon Blue |
| 7 | Which Glaswegian female singer gave birth to a daughter called Mysty Kyd in September 2002?
Sharlene Spiteri of pop group Texas |
| 8 | What is the title of the second of J.K.Rowling's Harry Potter tales?
The Chamber of Secrets |
| 9 | Alex Kapranos is lead singer and guitarist with which group?
Franz Ferdinand |
| 10 | Dougie Payne and Francis Healy are members of which pop group?
Travis |
| 11 | Who was the legendary patron head of a cannibalistic family in 15th century Scotland?
Sawney Bean |
| 12 | In which city can the Tolbooth Jail be found?
Edinburgh |
| 13 | In which city is The Herald newspaper published?
Glasgow |
| 14 | The Tay Rail Bridge spans the River Tay between the suburb of Wormit in Fife and which city?
Dundee |
| 15 | True or false - Loch Ness holds more fresh water than is held in all of England and Wales combined?
True |
