Exploring Arthur's Seat and Unicorns

What is the name of the hill the narrator climbed, and what is one legend associated with it?

• Arthur's Seat; a sleeping dragon

• Ben Nevis; a giant's footsteps

• Edinburgh Castle; a haunted knight

• Loch Ness; a sea monster

What is one myth about the rock on Arthur's Seat?

• It is a magical stone that grants wishes

• It is a sleeping dragon

• It is a giant's throne

• It is a portal to another world

What tradition is associated with fairies at the base of Arthur's Seat?

• Leaving food offerings

• Washing faces with dew on May 1st

• Dancing around a bonfire

• Singing songs at midnight

What did young women believe washing their faces with dew would do?

• Bring them good luck

• Help them find true love

• Make them invisible

• Keep them young and beautiful

Why did Scotland choose the unicorn as its national animal?

• It symbolizes peace and harmony

• It is the natural predator of the lion

• It was a common animal in Scotland

• It represents strength and power over England

How did the Greeks and Romans envision unicorns?

• As colorful birds with long tails

• As large animals with antelope-like features

• As mythical sea creatures

• As small, mouse-sized creatures

What is a common modern depiction of unicorns?

• A mythical sea creature

• A colorful bird with a long tail

• A horse-like creature with sparkly hair

• A small, mouse-sized creature

What did some countries imagine unicorns to resemble?

• A sheep or goat

• A dragon

• A bird

• A fish

What materials are needed for the unicorn art activity?

• Fabric and sewing kit

• Wood and carving tools

• Paper, scissors, and colored pens

• Clay and paint

What is the purpose of the connecting lines in the unicorn art activity?

• To add decorative elements

• To create a border

• To guide the cutting of the paper

• To help align the unicorn parts