Scotland

How old is the oldest tree in Europe?

3000 years

How many Inhabitants are there in Scotland?

5,150,000

How many islands excist in Scotland (approximately)

800

Why was Edward 1 called "The hammer of the scots?"

Because he was mean to them

What is the name of the highest mountain in Scotland?

Ben Nevis

What is the currency (betalingsmiddel) in Scotland?

British pound (£)

What is the name of the tallest waterfall in Britain (Located in Scotland)

Eas a' Chual Aluinn

The Capital of Scotland is...?

Edinburgh

Which king (The king of England) decided that Scotland should be a part of England?

Edward 1.

Scotland is home to the oldest tree in Europe. What is it called?

Fortingall yew

What is the name of the largest city?

Glasgow

Why did the scottish king move to England?

He inherited (arvede) the English throne

What happened to the brave (modige) leader (leder) William wallace

He was executed (henrettet)

What is the sea-animal/monster that Scotland is known for called?

Nessie

Who was the leader after William wallace was executed?

Robert Bruce

Who won the battle at last?

Scotland

How is the Climate in Scotland?

Temperate

What is the traditional clothing for men in Scotland?

The kilt

How did the Scottish king inherit (arve) the English Throne?

The royal families in the two countries were relatives (relaterede/familie)

who was the big leader of Scotland when Scotland fought (kæmpede) against England?

William Wallace

What is the national animal in Scotland?

mythical unicorn

Was the raincoat invented in Scotland?

yes!