Scotland's capital is Edinburgh. Scottish whiskies are renowned worldwide, and traditional dishes include broth Scoth. Queen Elizabeth II is the Queen of Scotland. Christianity is the official religion, with the largest denominations being Presbyterian, Roman Catholic, and other Christian faiths. Bagpipe music is deeply rooted in Scottish Gaelic culture and divided into styles for large gatherings and small performances. The national motto is "Nemo me impune lacessit", which means "No one provokes me with impunity". The Loch Ness Monster is a legendary creature that some believe inhabits Loch Ness in the Scottish Highlands. Kilts are the traditional dress of Scottish men and boys, typically made of tartan wool and worn

1. SCOTLAND

2. •Scotland´s
capital is
Edimburg.

3. Scottish
whiskies are
among the
world’s most
revered spirits.
Whisky

4. Traditional food
One of the
traditional
Scottish
dishes is the
broth Scoth.

5. QUEEN
Queen of
Scotland is
Elizabeth ll.

6. Religion
o (42%), wilthout religion.
o (28%), Roman Catholic.
o (16%), other Catholic.
o (7%), islam.
The religion official is
Cristianismo.

7. Bagpipe music is
rooted in Scottish
Gaelic culture.
It is divided into two
basic styles:Great
music, and small
music.
Bagpipes

8. "Motto"
The motto is
``NEMO ME
IMPUNE
LACESSIT.´´

9. Lock ness monster
o It is similar to others
supposed lake
monsters in Schotland
and elsewhere
o Description large
o Popularge interest and
belief the creature's
existence since 1933
o Evidence of its
existence is minimal

10. Kilto The kilt is the
traditional dress of
men and boys in
the Scottish
highlands
o Moste made of
woollen cloth in
tartan pattern and
its knee-length
o Moste worn on
formal occasion

11. Scotland folk
music
o Plough song
o The battle of pinkie
cleugh in 1547.
Between Schotland
and England
o MacCrimmons,
MacArthurs,
MacGregors and the
Mackays
o Pattie Birnie