1. Which early Enlightenment philosopher, born in Ireland, wrote several important works and is considered one of the founders of the Scottish Enlightenment? David Hume Adam Smith Adam Ferguson Francis Hutcheson

2. Which work by Adam Smith first gained him a reputation? Lectures on Jurisprudence An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations The Theory of Moral Sentiments Essays on Philosophical Subjects

3. At which battle did Adam Ferguson, philosopher and historian gain the reputation that enabled him to become the principal chaplain of the 43rd Regiment of the Black Watch? Battle of Fontenoy Battle of Prestonpans Battle of Falkirk Battle of Culloden

4. Which of these works was NOT written by David Hume? An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding(1748) An Enquiry Concerning the Principles of Morals(1751) Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion(1779) Thoughts Concerning the Late Transactions Respecting the Falkland Islands(1771)

5. For what work was James Burnett, Lord Monboddo justly famed? The Origin of Species The Origin and Progress of Man and Language Poems Chiefly in The Scottish Dialect The Idler

6. Which of these was NOT a scientist/mathematician of the Scottish Enlightenment? John Leslie Henry Raeburn Joseph Black John Playfair

7. Which of these was NOT written by Sir Walter Scott (1771-1832)? The Life of Napoleon Buonaparte (1827) The Lady of the Lake (1810) Charlie is My Darling (1817) Ivanhoe (1819)

8. Who was James Watt's partner whose financial support was critical in the development of the steam engine? John Roebuck Joseph Black William Murdoch Matthew Boulton

9. What did Thomas Reid (1710-1796) do that influenced the course of philosophy and the Scottish Enlightenment? He was the founder of modern comparative linguistics He wrote "The Physiology of the Human Mind" He founded the Scottish School of Common Sense He edited the "Encyclopedia Britannica"

10. Which of these buildings was NOT designed by the architect Robert Adam (1728-1792)? Kenwood House Apsley House Haddo House Harewood House