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    Exercise "The small kilt story", created by bridg (a free exercise to learn English):
    Results of the 925 people who have taken this test:
    Average mark: 29.5 / 100 Share


    Latest member with a 100/100 (perfect mark): sway / CANADA, on Tuesday 03 December - 16:54:
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    They got a perfect mark


    Stats (558 candidates)
    Question 1 passed: 27.4 %
    The kilt, or philabeg to use its older Gaelic name, that has now become the * dress

    Question 2 passed: 18.5 %
    for all 'Highlanders', has its origin in an older * called the belted plaid

    Question 3 passed: 29 %
    and has long been the most recognisable * tradition of the Highland Scots

    Question 4 passed: 30.6 %
    and has, in fact, been * in the nineteenth century, not by Scottish, Highlanders but by the Nobles of England and Scotland

    Question 5 passed: 12 %
    There is much evidence that many of the more * tartans seen today are in fact

    Question 6 passed: 19.2 %
    creations of Scottish and English * during the reign of Queen Victoria.

    Question 7 passed: 19.5 %
    Despite this, it has generally been accepted that the basic concepts of the tartan and the * of the kilt

    Question 8 passed: 21.3 %
    do indeed have their origin in the history of early Scottish and Irish clans, or *.

    Question 9 passed: 18.5 %
    After 1688, and the fall of the Stuart clan, the English government felt the need to take a more active * in the Highland affairs.

    Question 10 passed: 18.3 %
    In 1707, the Act of Union took place, and succeeded in temporarily uniting the * factions

    Question 11 passed: 26.9 %
    and clans that were universally opposed to the Act. The tartan came into it's own as a * of active nationalism.

    Question 12 passed: 19.9 %
    During the eighteen hundreds, the wearing of the belted plaid began to be * for that of the kilt.

    Question 13 passed: 21.3 %
    The belted plaid, being a one-piece six-foot tall cloth, belted about the waist with the remainder being worn up about the *,

    Question 14 passed: 23.3 %
    was proving to be somewhat inconvenient to wear. A 'new', little kilt * became popular.

    Question 15 passed: 25.6 %
    The plaid now became more of a * experiment for the elite of English society.


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