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Easy one first - what is this?
- Kestrel
- Golden eagle
- Buzzard
- Gull

About This Quiz

A quiz to test your noggin on all things rocklike, green and animal like in the Scottish mountains.

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A wee furry animal now, but what's its name?
- Polecat
- American mink
- Wildcat
- My cat
- Bob
Correct Answer

A. Wildcat

Explanation

The correct answer is "wildcat" because the question is asking for the name of a wee furry animal, and out of all the options given, "wildcat" is the only one that fits this description. The other options, such as "polecat" and "American mink," are also furry animals, but they are not specifically referred to as "wee" in the question. Therefore, "wildcat" is the most suitable answer.

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Recently reintroduced to Scotland.....
- Grey squirrel
- Beaver
- Badger
- Weasel
Correct Answer

A. Beaver

Explanation

Recently reintroduced to Scotland, the beaver is the correct answer. Beavers were once native to Scotland but were hunted to extinction in the 16th century. However, in recent years, there have been successful reintroduction programs to bring beavers back to Scotland. These programs aim to restore the ecological balance and promote biodiversity in the region. The beavers' ability to build dams and create wetland habitats also helps with flood prevention and water quality improvement.

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Tricky one this, what is the bird?
- Hen harrier
- Tawny owl
- Red kite
- Kestrel
Correct Answer

A. Red kite

Explanation

The correct answer is red kite. A red kite is a type of bird, known for its distinctive reddish-brown color and forked tail. It is a large bird of prey that can be found in parts of Europe, including the United Kingdom. Red kites are known for their graceful flight and their ability to soar and glide on thermal currents. They primarily feed on small mammals and carrion.

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Last one now. These trees are everywhere, what are they called?
- Beech
- Common juniper
- Scots pine
- Yew
- Me
Correct Answer

A. Scots pine

Explanation

Scots pine is the correct answer because it is a type of tree that is commonly found in many places. It is known for its tall and straight trunk, and its branches are covered in needle-like leaves. The Scots pine is an evergreen tree, meaning it retains its green foliage throughout the year. It is also a hardy tree that can withstand various environmental conditions, making it a common sight in many landscapes.

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Ok, moving on to plants and things that grow on rocks, and the answer moss won't suffice!What type of thistle is this?
- Sword thistle
- Spear thistle
- Arrow thistle
- Dagger thistle
Correct Answer

A. Spear thistle

Explanation

The given correct answer for this question is "spear thistle." Spear thistle is a type of thistle that grows on rocks and is commonly found in rocky areas. It is named "spear thistle" because its spiky leaves resemble the shape of a spear. Moss, on the other hand, is a type of plant that typically grows in moist and shady environments, not on rocks. Therefore, moss is not a suitable answer for the question.

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In the olden days, if one was to fall off one's bike and break one's wrist, one could use the plant below as an anaesthetic. But what is it called?
- Mandrake
- Henbane
- Womandrake
- Chickenbane
Correct Answer

A. Henbane

Explanation

Henbane is the correct answer because it was commonly used as an anaesthetic in the past. It contains chemicals that have sedative and pain-relieving properties, making it effective for numbing pain caused by injuries such as a broken wrist. Mandrake, womandrake, and chickenbane are not known for their anaesthetic properties and are not commonly used for that purpose.

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The picture below is of a....
- Weasel
- Mink
- Pine marten
- Grey seal
Correct Answer

A. Pine marten

Explanation

The correct answer is pine marten because the picture shows a small mammal with a slender body, bushy tail, and pointy ears, which are typical characteristics of a pine marten. Weasels and minks have similar features, but they are generally smaller in size compared to the animal in the picture. A grey seal is a marine mammal and has a different body shape and appearance than the animal in the picture.

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Last birdy question - what is this?
- Ptarmigan
- Capercaillie
- Ceilidh
- Disco
Correct Answer

A. Capercaillie

Explanation

The correct answer is "capercaillie" because it is a type of bird. Ptarmigan is also a bird, but capercaillie is a more accurate answer. Ceilidh and disco are not types of birds, so they are incorrect choices.

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This picture is of which type of deer?
- Red deer
- Reindeer
- Brown deer
- Grey deer
- Oh dear
Correct Answer

A. Red deer

Explanation

The picture is of a red deer because red deer are known for their reddish-brown fur and large size. They are commonly found in Europe, Asia, and North Africa. The other options, such as reindeer, brown deer, grey deer, and "oh dear" are not accurate descriptions of the deer in the picture.

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