Why not kick your feet up tonight with friends, grab a drink, and see who's this week's general knowledge know-it-all?
It's time again for our latest pub quiz, which tests your general knowledge and allows for a bit of competition among pals to round out your week.
We're headed into a historic weekend with the Coronation of King Charles III which many will no-doubt be celebrating. And while there is much excitement ahead, why not kick your feet up tonight with friends, grab a drink, and see who's this week's general knowledge know-it-all. Even if you don't get top marks, you'll be sure to learn a wealth of new facts that you can show off to friends and impress them with your sharp mind.
While questions are mostly Scotland themed, you'll find a good amount of entertainment, nature and history questions too - there might even be some topics where you have an advantage. Scroll on to give the 20-question quiz a go. Good luck and let us know how you get on in the comments below.If you enjoyed the challenge and are keen for more, why not give last week's Friday Night Pub Quiz a go as well.Top Trending Stories Today Don't miss the latest news from around Scotland and beyond - sign up to our daily newsletter here .
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