Whom did Robert Burns marry?
Mary Campbell
Jean Armour
Elizabeth Paton
Irja Pullman
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Whom did Robert Burns marry?
Mary Campbell
Jean Armour
Elizabeth Paton
Irja Pullman
Whom did Robert Burns assist in editing The Scots Musical Museum?
Gavin Hamilton
George Thomson
David Daiches
James Johnson
Who did Burns refer to as the jewel o them a?
Elizabeth Paton
Jenny Clow
Jean Armour
Which US president is said to have been able to recite Burns by heart?
Abraham Lincoln
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Which US city has a life-size replica of Burns first home in Alloway, South Ayrshire?
Chicago
Atlanta
Boston
Which poem did Robert Burns write in 1791?
Tam oShanter
The Holy Fair
The Twa Dogs
It Was Upon a Lammas Night
Which of these is not formally toasted at a Burns supper?
Haggis
Whisky
Lassies
Which of these is not a nickname Burns was known by?
Bard of Ayrshire
Deil of Words
The Ploughman Poet
Which of these creatures did Burns not write an ode to?
Mouse
Cat
Louse
Which of the following songs did Robert Burns claim to be a discovery?
To a Mouse
Auld Lang Syne
To a Louse
The Cotters Saturday Night
Which modern day poet recently described Burns as a sex pest?
Jackie Kay
Carol Ann Duffy
Liz Lochhead
Which modern American classic did not draw from Burns as an inspiration?
Of Mice and Men by John Steinbeck
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald
Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger
Which British astronaut took a miniature book of Burns poetry into space?
Tim Peake
Helen Sharman
Nick Patrick
Where was Robert Burns born?
Mount Oliphant
Alloway
Lachlea
Kilmarnock
Where was Poosie Nansies tavern – said to have inspired The Jolly Beggars – located?
Mauchline
Cumnock
Alloway
Where is Burns buried?
Dumfries
Ayr
Aberfeldy
Where did Robert Burns die?
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Aberdeen
Dumfries
When was Robert Burns born?
25 January 1759
27 April 1756
15 August 1764
2 December 1755
When did Robert Burns publish Poems, Chiefly in the Scottish Dialect?
1784
1776
1786
1778
When did Robert Burns die?
20 February 1800
5 June 1804
21 July 1796
11 November 1802