Tartan Day

A colorful and intricate tartan pattern with a kilt hanging on a wooden chair, surrounded by traditional Scottish elements like bagpipes and Highland sheep.

Test Your Tartan Knowledge!

Welcome to the Tartan Day Quiz! Dive into the fascinating world of tartans and kilts, and challenge your knowledge about this iconic aspect of Scottish culture.

Answer questions about:

  • The history of tartans
  • Different patterns and their meanings
  • Traditional kilt accessories
12 Questions3 MinutesCreated by KiltKnower298
TRUE OR FALSE: Tartan and plaid are the same thing.
TRUE
FALSE
What ancient culture was the first wear tartans?
Egyptians
Mayans
Celts
Greeks
The different patterns of tartan represent what?
Age
Military rank
Family line
Part of the country you are from
TRUE OR FALSE: The first kilts were ankle-length.
TRUE
FALSE
What is the name of the pouch worn around the waist with a kilt?
Sporran
Hose
Flash
Sgian dubh
When someone is wearing formal kilt dress (the whole outfit), where would you find the flashes?
On his head
Around his neck
On his socks
On his wrists
Which pattern is the official tartan of Queen Elizabeth II?
Black Watch
Royal Stewart
Ramsay
Hamilton Grey
TRUE OR FALSE: A yellow stripe in a tartan indicates the clan had run away from a fight.
TRUE
FALSE
What fabric is traditionally used to make kilts?
Wool
Flannel
Fleece
Cotton
TRUE OR FALSE: It was once a crime to wear a tartan that was not designated to your family.
TRUE
FALSE
Women should wear the kilt of her:
Father
Mother
Husband
Maternal grandfather
In 2008, the Ottawa Senators launched the SENS tartan pattern to support local charities. Are the Senators the only NHL team with a tartan?
Yes
No
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