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Do You Know The Scottish Borders?

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Do You Know The Scottish Borders game quiz
"How much do you know about the Scottish Borders? An introduction to the Scottish Borders."

15 Points Per Correct Answer - No time limit  



1. The Scottish Borders is in Scotland - but what country is on the other side of the border?
    England
    Eire
    Wales
    France


2. What is the local television channel that serves the Borders called?
    Scottish TV
    Grampian TV
    Reiver TV
    Border TV


3. Do you need a passport to cross the Scottish Border?
    Yes
    No


4. Which of the following counties is not part of the Borders?
    Roxburghshire
    Dumfriesshire
    Berwickshire
    Peeblesshire


5. Which famous Borders writer wrote "Waverley", "Ivanhoe" and "The Heart of Midlothian"?
    Robert Burns
    William Shakespeare
    Thomas the Rhymer
    Sir Walter Scott


6. How many sheep were there in the Borders in 2006 for every man, woman and child?
    1
    none
    12
    200


7. Galashiels is the headquarters of the local independent radio station that serves the Borders, what is it called?
    Radio Borders
    Radio Clyde
    Radio FAB
    Radio Wave


8. The rivers flowing through the Borders are famed for fishing and for powering the textile industry in the 18th and 19th centuries. Which of the following is not a Border River?
    River Tweed
    River Clyde
    River Teviot
    Gala Water


9. Which trio of hills dominates Melrose?
    Himalayas
    Eildon Hills
    Cheviot Hills
    Black Hills


10. Which of the following Abbeys is not situated in the Borders?
    Melrose Abbey
    Jedburgh Abbey
    Dryburgh Abbey
    Westminster Abbey


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