* What kind of animal is a Loup-garou?
* What is a vein terminating at the fingers called?
* What is the old-slang for marshy lands?
* In all of these Scottish words you can replace the e by the same vowel and you obtain perfectly normal standard English words: gled; gless; seck; sterve. Which vowel must be inserted?
* What is the pronunciation of Scottish words such as: faither; cairt; raither; yaird ?
* Mull, hull, whup and whustle would not have a u in English but an ___?
* What is the consonant that is dropped from the English model in words such as: fummle; grummle; mummle and trummle ?
* How do Scots pronounce the ei that occurs in eivil, seiven, streitch and weit?
* Many songs about bonnie lasses in the Scottish musicial tradition. But what exactly is a 'bonnie lass'?
* Haggis is eaten with neips and tatties. Tatties are potatoes of course, but what are neips?
* The wide-spread surname Halliday is of Scottish origin. What does it mean?
* What does a Scotsman mean when he calls the weather dreich?
* Baxter is another wide-spread surname of Scottish origin. What profession does it refer to?
* What do Scots mean by a dominie?
* What are clans subdivided in ?
* What is meant by "Cullen skink" in Scottish cookery?
* The Beltane is an old Celtic fire festival. On which day of the year is it celebrated?
* Which of these names is the only one that implies a reference to Scotland and(or) the Highlands?
* Which of these is the Scottish term for a round flat unsweetened cake made from oats and barley?
* What does the name Auld Reekie refer to?