Question 1

This year saw the 300th anniversary of what?

A: The last time a Scottish MP was Prime Minister B: The Calcutta Cup C: The Act of Union D: The Old Firm derby

Question 2

In which year was the Stone of Scone, the Scottish stone on which British monarchs have been crowned since the 13th century, stolen by four Scottish students?

A: 1812 B: 1896 C: 1950 D: 1996

Question 3

Which of the following is untrue about Scotland?

A: It has its own legal system B: It has its own education system C: It has its own Parliament D: Incapacity benefit payments are higher than England

Question 4

The Barnett Formula, by which government money is distributed to Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, is named after Joel Barnett. But what was his job when he produced the formula?

A: Permanent Under-Secretary at the Scottish Office B: Chief Secretary to the Treasury C: Chancellor of the Exchequer D: Scottish Secretary

Question 5

What nationality was the architect of the Scottish Parliament building?

A: Spanish B: Sudanese C: Scottish D: Samoan

Question 6

Which Scottish city sends the most MSPs to the Parliament?

A: Glasgow B: Edinburgh C: Dundee D: Stirling

Question 7

On which of the following issues has the Scottish Executive not pursued a different course to the government in London?

A: University tuition fees B: Personal care for the elderly C: Eye tests D: The level of income tax

Question 8

The SNP�s first post-war win came at the Hamilton by-election in 1967, but who won the seat for the party?

A: Fergus Ewing B: Annabelle Ewing C: Winnie Ewing D: Margo McDonald

Question 9

How many First Ministers have there been since devolution in 1999?

A: One B: Two C: Three D: Four

Question 10

There will be a major constitutional innovation in Scotland this year � but what is it?

A: There will be a coalition government B: There will be proportional representation in local government C: The Bishop of Edinburgh will become Presiding Officer D: Scotland will have a tax free day in June

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