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(correct answers in bold)
Which playing card is known as the 'Curse of Scotland'?
- Queen of Spades
- Nine of Diamonds
- Ace of Clubs
What fish is smoked to produce a kipper?
How long does whisky need to mature in cask, for it to be legally Scotch whisky?
Which castle is seen on a Royal bank of Scotland £100 note?
- Balmoral
- Edinburgh
- Stirling
Who stopped over for his only visit to the UK at Prestwick airport?
- Neil Armstrong
- Elvis Presley
- President Eisenhower
Which famous railway bridge collapsed in 1897?
- Tay Bridge
- Forth Bridge
- Skye Bridge
What do Ann Park, Lizzie Paton and Jenny Clow all have in common?
- all witches in Macbeth
- all were maid servants of Mary Queen of Scots
- all bore children to Robert Burns
Who developed chloroform?
- Alexander Fleming
- James Simpson
- Thomas McLaggan
What is the world's oldest weekly comic still in production?
- The Dandy
- The Beano
- The Broons
What are 'whigmaleeries'?
- bacon and eggs
- cats and dogs
- jewellery and toys
Whose son roasted a servant on a spit while the 1707 Act of Union was being signed just up the road?
- Earl of Hopetoun
- Duke of Buccleuch
- Duke of Queensberry
What made James Tytler of Edinburgh famous in 1784?
- published poems by Robert Burns
- Britain's first balloonist
- body-snatching