BILLY CONNOLLY - This Scottish comedian is known as ‘The Big Yin’, ARRAN - An island famous for its knitwear, cheese and a mountain called Goat Fell, WILLIAM WALLACE - The film called ‘Braveheart’ is about him, NESSIE - She lives in Loch Ness, CURLING - Sport invented in Scotland and played on ice with granite stones, MARY - _ _ _ _ Queen of Scots, SALTIRE - The name of the Scottish flag, TATTIES - Mince and _ _ _ _ _ _ _, SALMON - The smoke from smouldering wood gives this fish a distinctive smoky flavour, CHARLES - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Rennie Mackintosh, ROBERT BURNS - Scotland’s most famous bard, EDINBURGH - The capital city of Scotland, GOLF - Sport invented in Scotland and played at St Andrews and Royal Troon, BARRS - The company that makes Iron Bru, TABLET - A sweet that is not as soft as fudge. An iPad could have the same name, THE KELPIES - Two gigantic horses heads in Falkirk, KILT - A tartan skirt that can be worn by men or women, HAMPDEN - Scotland’s National Stadium, HAGGIS - A savoury pudding that is eaten at a Burn’s Supper, JOHN LOGIE BAIRD - Scotsman who invented television, IRN BRU - Scottish fizzy soft drink, often described as "Scotland's other national drink", KENNY DALGLISH - Lengendery footballer known as ‘King Kenny’, BAGPIPES - Instrument played by a piper, THISTLE - The flower of Scotland, ANDY MURRAY - Champion Sottish tennis player, THE BROONS - Scottish family cartoon in the Sunday Post, SHORTBREAD - A traditional Scottish biscuit also called ‘shortie’, SEAN CONNERY - The actor who played the first James Bond, DESTINY - The Stone of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on which Scottish Kings were crowne, JACKIE STEWART - Legendary Scottish F1 racing driver,

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