Kilted Kangas enjoy these Hobbies Quiz

Answer: Trivial Pursuit

The game was created in December 1979 in Montreal, Quebec, by Canadian Chris Haney, a photo editor for Montreal's The Gazette, and Scott Abbott, a sports editor for The Canadian Press.

Submitted by KittyKatey.

Answer: Highland Dancing

Highland dancing has been popular in Scotland for hundreds of years especially in the Scottish islands. Children are taught it in schools, but nowadays it usually only seen at the Highland games, weddings or other National celebrations. There are hundreds of different names and dances and some of them are quite popular in Canada and America.

Submitted by scotsbluebell.

Answer: Squatter

Robert Lloyd developed this game to highlight the difficulties of those on the land especially relating to sheep farming. The game goes through all types of disasters such as floods, fire, drought, disease as well as economic problems like fluctuating prices, supply and demand, market flooding and not to mention diseases of the animals.

Submitted by ClaudiaCat.

Answer: Dutch Oven

The Dutch oven is a masterpiece of design and usage. It helps retain heat for long periods of time and really traps it in during the cooking process. It can even be used to do baking, for items like pies, cakes and most notably, cornbread.

Submitted by Abby_91.

Answer: Ideal Performing State

The Ideal Performing State is a state of mind which when achieved you give yourself the best probability of doing your activity at your highest level of competency. It is a scale of extreme agitation (pumped up) to extreme calm (almost emotionless). It is an individual response that must be tested for to understand where a person sits on the scale and results are often poor when operating outside of the optimum individual level. An example of two different athletes would be Bjorn Borg (extreme calm) and John McEnroe (extreme agitation). Both were world champions in the same sport however both required different states of mind to achieve highest standards.

Submitted by DaveDaw.

Answer: 2 Clubs

Two Clubs is one of the strongest bids and shows nearly game forcing values. 1 Club shows approximately 12-20 high card points, as does 1 Spade. 2 Spades shows 8-12 high card points but 2 clubs generally shows 23+ high card points.

Submitted by jb1405.

Answer: Casting on

Casting on is the foundation you use for stitches on your needle. This is done with a slipknot while starting a first row of stitches.

Submitted by hamletslady.

Answer: Herping

There is a group, N.A.F.H.A., or North American Field Herping Association that teams up with North and South Americas to study the conservation of Native American reptiles and amphibians. They have a data base called the H.E.R.P., or Herpetilogical Educational and Research Project. If interested you can become a member of this organization and attend its annual gathering in Rodeo, New Mexico.

Submitted by Shedrgn13.

Answer: Remove weft and warp threads

To do drawn thread work you must first remove threads both warp and weft to gain gaps in the fabric. Then you embroider using a number of techniques to either alter the thread work, for example joining together or separating, as well as to sew on the edges of the removed threads. A very satisfying embroidery that allows you to use your imagination as well as your embroidery techniques.

Submitted by SamMollyMoo.

Answer: The art of decorative handwriting

The art of decorative handwriting. Calligraphy has been in use for centuries and makes use of specialist pens and nib thicknesses to create ornate styles of handwriting. It can be used in everything from decorative art to everyday writing.

Submitted by MadameGuvnor.