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The last king of Scotland has died without a son, and the king of England is claiming the throne. He is known as:
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Edward Longshanks
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Edward Longstaff
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Edward Longneck
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Edwards Longreach
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Question 1 is explained by the narrator of the film, as yet unseen, but later revealed to be:
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Robert the Bruce
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Hamish Campbell
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Murron McClannough
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Princess Isabelle
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3.
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William’s father and brother are killed. At their funeral, Murron gives William:
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heather
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foxgloves
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harebells
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a thistle
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4.
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After the funeral, William is taken away by his Uncle Argyle to be educated. Argyle is played by:
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Sean Connery
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Brian Cox
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Ian McDiarmid
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Billy Connolly
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Longshanks has arranged for his son, also called Edward, to be married to Isabelle, the daughter of:
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the king of Castile
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the Duke of Burgundy
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the king of France
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the Holy Roman Emperor
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6.
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According to Longshanks, the trouble with Scotland is that:
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it’s too cold
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its people are filthy
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there’s nothing there but mud
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it’s full of Scots
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7.
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To attract the most repressive English lords to Scotland, Longshanks reinstitutes an ‘old custom’, called:
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primae noctis
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droit de seigneur
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droit de cuissage
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first shagging
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Now a young man, William returns to his home and is reunited with his childhood friend Hamish, who he bests in a contest of:
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caber tossing
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stone throwing
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tug of war
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highland dancing
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An English soldier takes a fancy to Wallace’s new wife Murron, and it ends with Murron dead and William attacking the English, whom he kills with anything that comes to hand, except:
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a hammer
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an antler
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a sword
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an axe
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How would Edward, the Prince of Wales, deal with Wallace?
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have the magistrate arrest him
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have the soldiers kill him on sight
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have him cut into pieces
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have him report to Edward’s bedroom
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11.
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Robert the Bruce’s father is:
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a monk
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a leper
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an agoraphobe
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a prisoner of the English
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At the Battle of Stirling, William asks to his troops to tell “our enemies that they may take our lives, but they may never take our _________!”
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freedom
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land
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women
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kilts
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Before the battle begins and the first arrow is shot, the Scots do what to the English?
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bite their thumbs at them
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give them the finger
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moon them
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flash them
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After the victory at Stirling, Edward sacks which English city?
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York
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Nottingham
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Newcastle
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Harrogate
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How does Longshanks murder Philip, the effete boyfriend of Edward, Prince of Wales?
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pushes him into a fire
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drops him down an oubliette
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throws him out a window
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cuts his head off with an axe
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16.
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Who does Longshanks send to treat with Wallace?
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Edward, Prince of Wales
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Princess Isabelle
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Lord Chancellor Fotherington
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Robert the Bruce
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At the Battle of Falkirk, the Scots are joined by?
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Irish mercenaries
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French pikemen
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Welsh bowmen
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Robert the Bruce
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18.
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Of Wallace’s friends, which dies at the Battle of Falkirk?
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Campbell, Hamish’s father
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Hamish, his childhood friend
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Argyle, Wallace’s uncle
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Stephen, the crazy Irishman
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19.
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Wallace takes revenge on Mornay’s betrayal at Falkirk by:
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slicing him in half on the battlefield
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dragging him out of the Lord’s Council and gutting him in the town square
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hanging him from the belltower of Edinburgh Cathedral
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riding a horse into his bedroom and smashing his face in
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20.
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Longshanks has grown ill and lost the power of speech. What secret does Isabelle tell him?
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that she has poisoned him, and he will die very painfully
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that Wallace is actually Longshanks' son
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that she plans to murder his son and rule as queen
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that the child growing in her belly is not of his line
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Wallace is betrayed and captured by the English and is publicly tortured and executed. The platform he is lashed to is shaped like:
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a bench
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a wheel
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a star
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a crucifix
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22.
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Which act does not feature as part of Wallace’s torture?
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hanging
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racking
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disembowelling
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extreme tickling
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23.
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Wallace’s body is quartered and the pieces displayed in Northern England and Scotland. Where is his head put on display?
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London Bridge
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Edinburgh Castle
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Stirling Bridge
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Scoine Abbey
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Robert the Bruce, now King of Scotland, leads the scots in a battle to secure his nation’s independence. Name the battle.
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Dupplin Moor
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Bannockburn
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Greyfriars Kirk
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Caddonlee
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25.
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Bonus Question: Braveheart is full of historical inaccuracies. Of the following statements, which is true?
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Wallace came to renown after killing the Sheriff of Lanark
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Wallace met Isabelle
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Edward Longshacks instituted primae noctis
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Scots at the time wore kilts
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