Scotland Trivia
Ready to travel? Well, you're in luck. This week, it's Scotland Trivia for episode 322 of the Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia Podcast.
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It's time to travel.
Today I'm heading across the
Atlantic for some Scotland
trivia.
Scotland has been on my list of
places to see for a very long
time.
Maybe sometime soon.
Any Scottish listeners out
there, drop me a line at
dorkygeekynerdy.com and let me
know what you think.
If you're new here, welcome.
Every week it's 3 rounds of 10
questions, quick and easy.
I'm your host, Brian Rollins.
This is episode 322 of the
Dorky, Geeky Nerdy Trivia
Podcast.
And let's go the Dorky round #1
What is the largest city in
Scotland?
Glasgow #2 What is the second
largest city and capital of
Scotland?
Edinburgh #3 What fantasy time
travel series has a World War 2
nurse dropped into Scotland in
1743?
Outlander #4 What James Bond
actor was born in Scotland in
1930?
Sean Connery #5 What inventor of
the telephone was born in
Scotland in 1847?
Alexander Graham Bell number six
What 2012 Pixar film set in
Scotland was originally titled
The Bear and the Bow brave #7
What Scottish lake supposedly
contains a mysterious
prehistoric monster?
Loch Ness #8 While the ancient
origins of the sport are much
debated, the modern version of
what ball and club sport
originated in Scotland in the
15th century.
Golf #9 After England, what is
the next closest UK nation to
Scotland?
Northern Ireland #10 What
traditional Scottish dish is
made from sheep's pluck, minced
with chopped onion, oatmeal,
suet and spices, and is cooked
in the animal's stomach?
Haggis, the geeky round #1 As of
2022, only 2 1/2% of Scots
reported they had some skill in
what ancient language?
Garlic, specifically Scottish
garlic #2 Mel Gibson portrayed
what Scottish rebel in the film
Braveheart?
William Wallace #3 What Scottish
author published The Lost World
in 1912?
Arthur Conan Doyle #4 What Scott
hosted The Late Late Show
starting in 2004.
Craig Ferguson #5 What King of
Scotland became King of England
and Ireland in 16 O 3 James the
6th.
He became James the First after
assuming the English throne
number six.
What two colors can be found on
the Scottish national flag?
Blue and white #7 What Scottish
islands make up the northernmost
point of the United Kingdom?
The Shetland Islands #8 What
body of water separates Scotland
from Norway and Denmark?
The North Sea #9 What
Shakespearean tragedy is often
referred to as the Scottish play
Macbeth?
Saying the name in a theater is
considered bad luck #10 Where in
Scotland will you find the
oldest golf course in the world?
Saint Andrews, the nerdy round
#1 what Scottish economist wrote
The Wealth of Nations in 1776?
Adam Smith #2 What 1947 Lerner
and Lowe musical was set in a
fictional Scottish village that
appears only one day every 100
years.
Brigadoon #3 Starring Liam
Neeson What Scottish historical
film debuted in the same year as
Braveheart?
Rob Roy #4 What Scottish city is
known as the Granite City?
Aberdeen #5 Scotland is broadly
divided into what 3 regions?
The Highlands, the Lowlands and
the Southern Uplands.
Number six.
What is the name of the cross
found on the Scottish national
flag?
That's the Saint Andrew's cross
#7 What Roman fortification was
built in Scotland starting in
142 AD?
The Antonin wall #8 though he
died in America?
What steel magnate was born in
Dunfermline, Scotland in 1835?
Andrew Carnegie #9 Born in
Dunbar, Scotland.
What naturalist has been called
the Father of the National
Parks?
John Muir #10 What triangular
inlet has its southwestern point
at Inverness?
Moray Firth.
And we're back from Scotland.
Well, we are.
If you're not in Scotland right
now, I'd love to visit Scotland.
It's one of the many
nationalities that have shown up
on my Ancestry DNA profile.
Next week we've got some movie
trivia lined up.
Here's a clue for what to
expect.
What series of animated films is
based loosely on a picture book
that came out in 1990?
A 5th movie in the series is in
the works and is scheduled for
2026.
Good luck and I'll see you again
on Wednesday.
This was episode 322 of the
Dorky Geeky Nerdy Trivia
podcast.
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