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Quiz – The Hot Chair “About Scotland”

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Quiz – The Hot Chair “About Scotland”

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  1. Unit 3, 18 September 2014 Quiz – The Hot Chair“About Scotland”

  2. Unit 3, 18 September 2014 Quiz – The Hot Chair“About Scotland”

  3. Quiz – The Hot Chair About Scotland

  4. Quiz - “The Hot Chair” (Instructions)Three teams compete (Team 1, Team 2, Team 3)There are 5 questions for each teamThe team that can answer most of the questions correctly is the winnerEach question has to be answered by one team member/candidate alone (sitting on the “hot chair”)The candidate must not consult with the other members of his teamEach team, however, has two “Vetos”* that can be used if team members believe that the answer of their candidate is wrongIn case of a “Veto” the team can correct the answer of their candidate and replace it by a second - then valid - answer*Veto –(lat.) „ich verbiete / I forbid“ (Einspruch)

  5. Team 1 (1) What is the capital of Scotland? b) Edinburgh a) Aberdeen c) Glasgow d) Belfast

  6. Team 2 (1) Which of these places is not in Scotland? b) Scotland Yard a) Dundee c) Inverness d) Loch Ness

  7. What kind of drink is Scotland famous for? Team 3 (1) a) Whisky b) Root Beer c) Wisky d) Whiskey

  8. Team 1 (2) What share of Great Britain is occupied by Scotland? b) 1/2 • 1/4 c) 2/5 d) 1/3

  9. Team 2 (2) What is not an official language in Scotland? • Gaelic b) Lallans c) Highland Scot d) English

  10. What is not typical Scottish food? Team 3 (2) a) Fish Stew b) Shortbread c) Kidney Pie d) Haggis

  11. What does Haggis consist of? Team 1 (3) b) Oatmeal & offal a) Rice & beans c) Beans & tomato sauce d) Prawns & rice

  12. What is the official Scottish national anthem? Team 2 (3) c) Flower of Scotland a) Scotland the Brave b) God save the Queen d) Braveheart

  13. What are the Scottish “trousers” called? Team 3 (3) b) Kilt a) Skirt c) Skilt d) Kirt

  14. Team 1 (4) Which musical instrument is typical for Scotland? a) Harp b) Tin Whistle c) Bagpipe d) Guitar

  15. Team 2 (4) Which of these celebrities is not Scottish? • Mark Knopfler b) Sean Connery c) Paul McCartney d) Amy McDonald

  16. Team 3 (4) What is a typical sport forthe annual Scottish Highland Games? • Caber Toss b) Rugby c) Football d) Soccer

  17. Team 1 (5) What is the estimated value of the North Sea oil reserves off the Scottish coast? • £ 600 billion b) £ 18 trillion c) £ 1.5 trillion d) £ 7 trillion

  18. Team 2 (5) What is Scotland’s head of government called? • Chancellor b) First Minister c) Premier d) Prime Minister

  19. Team 3 (5) What is the Scottish flag? b) c) d)

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