The Isle of Lewis is part of a group of islands. What is the name of this island group?
a) Inner Hebrides
b) Orkney Islands
c) Outer Hebrides
d) Shetland Islands
Answer: c) Outer Hebrides
What is the largest town on the Isle of Lewis?
a) Stornoway
b) Tarbert
c) Leverburgh
d) Castlebay
Answer: a) Stornoway
Which body of water separates the Isle of Lewis from the mainland of Scotland?
a) North Sea
b) Irish Sea
c) Firth of Forth
d) Moray Firth
Answer: a) North Sea
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the prehistoric stone circle located on the island?
a) Callanish Stones
b) Stonehenge
c) Ring of Brodgar
d) Machrie Moor Standing Stones
Answer: a) Callanish Stones
Lewis is famous for its Gaelic-speaking population. What is the Gaelic term for Lewis?
a) Leòdhas
b) Uibhist
c) Eilean Siar
d) Sgìr’ Ùige
Answer: a) Leòdhas
What is the name of the ferry terminal town on the Isle of Lewis that connects to the Isle of Harris?
a) Stornoway
b) Tarbert
c) Leverburgh
d) Castlebay
Answer: b) Tarbert
Lewis is known for its distinctive type of fabric. What is the name of the fabric produced on the island?
a) Tartan
b) Linen
c) Harris Tweed
d) Cashmere
Answer: c) Harris Tweed
The Isle of Lewis is part of the Western Isles council area. What is the Gaelic name for the Western Isles?
a) Eilean Siar
b) Hjaltland
c) Na h-Eileanan an Iar
d) Uibhist a Tuath
Answer: a) Eilean Siar
Which of the following is a traditional musical instrument often associated with Gaelic culture on Lewis?
a) Bagpipes
b) Harp
c) Accordion
d) Clarsach
Answer: c) Accordion
The Isle of Lewis is known for its rugged coastline. What is the name of the peninsula on the west coast known for its cliffs and beaches?
a) Butt of Lewis
b) Point of Ness
c) Isle of Scalpay
d) Uig Peninsula
Answer: a) Butt of Lewis
What is the name of the bay on the eastern coast of Lewis known for its sandy beaches and dunes?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Luskentyre Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: a) Broad Bay
Lewis is known for its strong Gaelic heritage. What is the Gaelic term for “thank you”?
a) Slàinte
b) Fàilte
c) Tapadh leibh
d) Uisge beatha
Answer: c) Tapadh leibh
What is the name of the lighthouse located on the northern tip of Lewis?
a) Butt of Lewis Lighthouse
b) Eilean Glas Lighthouse
c) Tiumpan Head Lighthouse
d) Arnish Point Lighthouse
Answer: a) Butt of Lewis Lighthouse
The Isle of Lewis is known for its scenic landscapes. What is the name of the loch located in the center of the island?
a) Loch Ness
b) Loch Lomond
c) Loch Seaforth
d) Loch Fyne
Answer: c) Loch Seaforth
What is the name of the bay on the western coast of Lewis, known for its sandy beaches and turquoise waters?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Luskentyre Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: c) Luskentyre Bay
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the medieval church located on the island?
a) St. Magnus Cathedral
b) St. Clement’s Church
c) St. Mary’s Church
d) St. Columba’s Church
Answer: c) St. Mary’s Church
What is the name of the island located to the east of Lewis, known for its lighthouse and birdlife?
a) Isle of Skye
b) Isle of Scalpay
c) Isle of Mull
d) Isle of Jura
Answer: b) Isle of Scalpay
The Isle of Lewis is known for its traditional crafts. What is the name of the traditional Gaelic boat used for fishing?
a) Birlinn
b) Currach
c) Galley
d) Skiff
Answer: b) Currach
What is the name of the narrow strait that separates Lewis from the Isle of Harris?
a) Sound of Mull
b) Sound of Islay
c) Sound of Lewis
d) North Minch
Answer: d) North Minch
The Isle of Lewis is known for its wildlife. What bird species is often spotted in the surrounding waters and coastline?
a) Bald Eagle
b) Osprey
c) Puffin
d) Corncrake
Answer: c) Puffin
What is the name of the bay on the northern coast of Lewis, known for its sandy beaches and dunes?
a) Broad Bay
b) Traigh na Cleabhaig
c) Luskentyre Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: b) Traigh na Cleabhaig
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the Norse mill located on the island?
a) Dun Carloway Broch
b) Callanish Stones
c) Arnol Blackhouse
d) Gearrannan Village
Answer: a) Dun Carloway Broch
What is the name of the peninsula on the east coast of Lewis, known for its rugged cliffs and birdlife?
a) Butt of Lewis
b) Point of Ness
c) Isle of Scalpay
d) Uig Peninsula
Answer: b) Point of Ness
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the ancient broch located on the island?
a) Dun Carloway Broch
b) Callanish Stones
c) Arnol Blackhouse
d) Gearrannan Village
Answer: a) Dun Carloway Broch
What is the name of the village on the west coast of Lewis, known for its ferry connections to the Isle of Berneray?
a) Stornoway
b) Tarbert
c) Leverburgh
d) Castlebay
Answer: c) Leverburgh
The Isle of Lewis is known for its Gaelic heritage. What is the Gaelic term for “welcome”?
a) Slàinte
b) Fàilte
c) Taigh
d) Uisge beatha
Answer: b) Fàilte
What is the name of the bay on the southwestern coast of Lewis, known for its sandy beaches and dunes?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Uig Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: a) Broad Bay
The Isle of Lewis is known for its traditional crafts. What is the name of the traditional Gaelic music often played on the island?
a) Ceilidh
b) Reels
c) Laments
d) Strathspey
Answer: a) Ceilidh
What is the name of the loch located on the eastern coast of Lewis, known for its birdlife and walking trails?
a) Loch Ness
b) Loch Lomond
c) Loch Roag
d) Loch Fyne
Answer: c) Loch Roag
The Isle of Lewis is known for its scenic landscapes. What is the name of the bay on the western coast known for its sunsets and sea cliffs?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Luskentyre Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: d) West Bay
What is the name of the island located to the north of Lewis, known for its bird colonies and lighthouse?
a) Isle of Skye
b) Isle of Scalpay
c) Isle of Mull
d) Isle of Rona
Answer: d) Isle of Rona
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the traditional thatched house located on the island?
a) Dun Carloway Broch
b) Callanish Stones
c) Arnol Blackhouse
d) Gearrannan Village
Answer: c) Arnol Blackhouse
What is the name of the sea loch located to the east of the Isle of Lewis?
a) Loch Ness
b) Loch Lomond
c) Loch Seaforth
d) Loch Fyne
Answer: c) Loch Seaforth
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the traditional blackhouse village located on the island?
a) Dun Carloway Broch
b) Callanish Stones
c) Arnol Blackhouse
d) Gearrannan Village
Answer: d) Gearrannan Village
What is the name of the bay on the northwestern coast of Lewis, known for its sandy beaches and dunes?
a) Broad Bay
b) Traigh na Cleabhaig
c) Luskentyre Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: b) Traigh na Cleabhaig
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the Iron Age house located on the island?
a) Dun Carloway Broch
b) Callanish Stones
c) Arnol Blackhouse
d) Gearrannan Village
Answer: a) Dun Carloway Broch
What is the name of the bay on the southeastern coast of Lewis, known for its sandy beaches and wildlife?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Uig Bay
d) Eoropie Beach
Answer: d) Eoropie Beach
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the medieval castle located on the island?
a) Lews Castle
b) Stirling Castle
c) Edinburgh Castle
d) Urquhart Castle
Answer: a) Lews Castle
What is the name of the bay on the southwestern coast of Lewis, known for its sandy beaches and turquoise waters?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Uig Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: c) Uig Bay
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the Iron Age broch located on the island?
a) Dun Carloway Broch
b) Callanish Stones
c) Arnol Blackhouse
d) Gearrannan Village
Answer: a) Dun Carloway Broch
What is the name of the bay on the southeastern coast of Lewis, known for its sandy beaches and dunes?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Uig Bay
d) Eoropie Beach
Answer: d) Eoropie Beach
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the Norse mill located on the island?
a) Dun Carloway Broch
b) Callanish Stones
c) Arnol Blackhouse
d) Gearrannan Village
Answer: a) Dun Carloway Broch
What is the name of the peninsula on the east coast of Lewis, known for its rugged cliffs and birdlife?
a) Butt of Lewis
b) Point of Ness
c) Isle of Scalpay
d) Uig Peninsula
Answer: b) Point of Ness
The Isle of Lewis is known for its historical sites. What is the name of the ancient broch located on the island?
a) Dun Carloway Broch
b) Callanish Stones
c) Arnol Blackhouse
d) Gearrannan Village
Answer: a) Dun Carloway Broch
What is the name of the village on the west coast of Lewis, known for its ferry connections to the Isle of Berneray?
a) Stornoway
b) Tarbert
c) Leverburgh
d) Castlebay
Answer: c) Leverburgh
The Isle of Lewis is known for its Gaelic heritage. What is the Gaelic term for “welcome”?
a) Slàinte
b) Fàilte
c) Taigh
d) Uisge beatha
Answer: b) Fàilte
What is the name of the bay on the southwestern coast of Lewis, known for its sandy beaches and dunes?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Uig Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: a) Broad Bay
The Isle of Lewis is known for its traditional crafts. What is the name of the traditional Gaelic music often played on the island?
a) Ceilidh
b) Reels
c) Laments
d) Strathspey
Answer: a) Ceilidh
What is the name of the loch located on the eastern coast of Lewis, known for its birdlife and walking trails?
a) Loch Ness
b) Loch Lomond
c) Loch Roag
d) Loch Fyne
Answer: c) Loch Roag
The Isle of Lewis is known for its scenic landscapes. What is the name of the bay on the western coast known for its sunsets and sea cliffs?
a) Broad Bay
b) West Loch Tarbert
c) Luskentyre Bay
d) West Bay
Answer: d) West Bay
