Well-known Scots on
Clydesdale banknotes 

1 — Which two well-known Scots appear on Clydesdale Bank £10 notes? 
2 — Name the five regular judges on TV’s Dancing On Ice.
3 — In the song Nutbush City Limits by Ike and Tina Turner, what was the speed limit? 
4 — Name Scotland’s second highest mountain.
5 — All of these answers include a family relative — a) this year it’s celebrated on June 20, b) classic 1968 British movie starring Beryl Reid, c) national cartoon embodiment of the USA government, d) Daphne du Maurier romantic novel. 
6 — Which ice-cream dessert is also known as a Norwegian omelette? 
7 — Rearrange TACKLE THIS TRIP to reveal a Scottish football club. 
8 — Former model Juliette Norton is married to which popular TV chef? 
9 — How are third molar teeth better known? 
10 — In which American TV series did brothers drive a car called General Lee? 
11 — What was Mo Mowlam’s proper first name? 
12 — The Sma’ Glen lies a few miles to the north of which Scottish town? 
13 — In November 2001, which Scot became the first non-international player to be inducted into the International Rugby Hall of Fame?
14 — How did the expression “no room to swing a cat” originate? 
15 — Which MSP is known as “Republican Rose”? 
16 — Prius, iQ, Yaris and Verso are cars made by which company? 
17 — Reflexology is a massage therapy used on what parts of the body? 
18 — Mrs Flintwinch, Mr Meagles and Young Barnacle are characters in which 1850s novel by Charles Dickens? 
19 — Which football team from Africa are nicknamed The Elephants? 
20 — How many ex-British prime ministers are still alive? 

Sunday Post Quiz Answers, April 4, 2010

1 — Missionary Mary Slessor and poet Robert Burns. 
2 — Karen Barber, Nicky Slater, Jason Gardiner, Emma Bunton and Robin Cousins. 
3 — 25. 
4 — Ben Macdhui at 1309 m or 4296 feet. 
5 — a) Father’s Day, b) The Killing Of Sister George, c) Uncle Sam, 
d) My Cousin Rachel.
6 — Baked Alaska. 
7 — Partick Thistle. 
8 — Jamie Oliver. 
9 — Wisdom teeth. 
10 — The Dukes Of Hazzard, driven by Bo and Luke Duke.
11 — Marjorie. 
12 — Crieff. 
13 — The late commentator Bill McLaren. 
14 — Probably from the sailor’s whip the cat-o’-nine tails. 
15 — The SNP’s Roseanna Cunningham.
16 — Toyota. 
17 — Feet and hands. 
18 — Little Dorrit. 
19 — Ivory Coast. 
20 — Three. Tony Blair, John Major and Margaret Thatcher.