When is St. Patrick's Day?

• March 17 each year
• March 14 each year
• March 17 every other year
• March 19 each year

According to our study, what is NOT a way St. Patrick's Day is celebrated?

• Public parades and festivals
• People wear green clothes
• People sleep in
• Some people attend church services.

When did St. Patrick's Day become an official holiday in Ireland?

• 1903
• 1930
• 1803
• 1830

Is St. Patrick's Day a legal holiday in the United States?

• Yes
• No

What do some women and girls wear in their hair on St. Patrick's Day?

• Green Ribbon
• Blue Ribbon
• Red Ribbon
• Shamrocks

If you don't want to be pinched on St. Patrick's Day, what should you do?

• Say "please don't pinch me"
• Wear green clothes
• Wear an eye patch
• Hide

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What does the fourth leaf of the clover signify?

• Luck
• A warning
• That you will trip in four days
• An extra leaf

Who is the popular mascot for the cereal "Lucky Charms"?

• Lucky the Leprechaun
• Tony the Tiger
• Snap, Crackle, and Pop
• BuzzBee the Bee

Who was the first president of the United States who was of Irish descent?

• George Washington
• Thomas Jefferson
• Abraham Lincoln
• Barack Obama

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What is the shamrock?

• A four-leaved plant
• A three-leaved plant
• A five-leaved plant
• A six-leaved plant