Scotland

Scotland and England are linked by several roads and the same types of vehicles are driven in both countries. Cars, buses, lorries, tractors, motorcycles, scooters etc. Scotland, being a developed country, use most modern types of vehicles, as well as the motor vehicles noted above they also have several international airports and being a coutry with a lot of islands there are numerous ferries and boats. In addition there are main train lines going from the major cities.

the Loch Ness Monster

Loch Ness is a lake so it doesn't have any eyes but it does have a bottom.

That is impossible to tell. "How many goats do you currently own?" is not a question in the census.

Yes Mj Construction Limited is located in Scotland

The most acceptable ID is a current passport but ask them if they will accept anything else. It sometimes varies between different airlines - even on domestic flights.

St Andrews - in Fife.

Many teams of scientists from around the world have gone there in search of Nessie.Many universities have sent teams,all armed with the most advanced technology available.There are people scanning the lake constantly from shore,and boats ply the water daily with sophisticated radar,and sonar devices.Still ,no Nessie.Underwater cameras caught some interesting footage of a fin like appendage,but even that has been stored away for further analysis.

Malcolm III

The Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) has the term 'Royal' because it was founded by Royal Charter in 1727. The use of the term Royal is restricted, and, would normally have to be bestowed by the monarch by Royal Charter (e.g. a number of towns are referred to as 'Royal Burghs', such as Kirkcaldy, even though the term was abolished in 1975).

You can probably buy Scottish thistle seeds over the internet from a supplier of native plants or wild flowers but I wouldn't advise it. Thistles are perrenial wild plants and can quickly spread and become a pest. They have extensive mats of root and produce thousands of seeds. If you do decide to grow one, grow it in a large plant pot, in a cool green house and remove the flowers before they produce seeds.

The team is St. Johnstone from Perth. The letter is J.

Scotlands people are mixed, some are civil in certain places and others are different.

It all depends of the area you go to

Present your CV to a Job Centre.

English is spoken all over Scotland but in recent years there has been a large revival in their traditional language Scottish gaelic.

Yes.

he was in to a pig in scotland and he overseed the land

There isn't too much religion in either country. Japan has Shinto and Zen Buddhism and Scotland has Presbyterianism, the Episcopalian Church and Catholicism.

Oil, whisky, fish.

The lucky tattie is a traditional sweet made in Scotland. It is flavoured with cassia, and steamed and covered with cinnamon powder.

Scotland covers an area of 77933 square kilometres and the Netherlands has an area of 41543 square kilometres. Therefore, Scotland is nearly 1.8 times bigger than the Netherlands.

Macbeth!

Strictly speaking yes but more likely to be referred to as a Scot.

Scotlands largest and most populated city can be found in the west of the country, Glasgow, which sits around the river clyde.