Questions › Chapter 4: A modern, thriving society
Which language, different from English, do some people in the Highlands and Islands speak?
- AManx
- BCornish
- CWelsh
- DGaelicRight answer
Answer: Gaelic
Gaelic is used in some areas of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. Welsh is spoken in Wales, and some people in Northern Ireland speak Irish Gaelic.
From chapter 4 of the handbook, "A modern, thriving society", section "The UK today". Practice question 303 of 651, written in our own words.