True Car Lover Quiz

What do you think Scotland’s national animal is? If you guessed the Loch Ness Monster, you’re wrong. If you guessed the unicorn, you’re absolutely correct! In the 12th century, William I used the unicorn in the Scottish royal coat of arms and since then, the mythical beast has played an important role in the country’s identity.

The original word for bear has been lost. In the medieval period, people believed that simply uttering the animal’s name would summon it, so they used a euphemism that meant “the brown one” and the original word, which had never been recorded, soon disappeared.

Rembrandt van Rijn was a notorious curmudgeon, much to the annoyance of his students. One day, they decided to play a prank on their teacher: they painted coins on the studio floor – which the maestro actually tried to pick up!