St. Patrick Day

When is St. Patrick's Day celebrated?

• on the 15th of March

• on the 17th of March

• on the 18th of March

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Where was St Patrick born?

• in England

• in Ireland

• in Wales

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St. Patrick was....

• a Roman

• a druid

• a christian

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How did St. Patrick get to Ireland?

• He was a pirate

• He went there to study

• Pirates seized him and sold as a slave

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How did St. Patrick returned home from slavery?

• God told him to escape on a ship

• He worked on a ship

• God miraculously took him home

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Why did St. Patrick return to Ireland?

• He liked being a slave

• He was kidnapped by pirates again

• He decided to teach the Irish people Christianity

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What did St. Patrick use to explain ordinary people the three aspects of God?

• the Holy Bible

• a shamrock leaf

• a cross

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What is St. Patrick famous for?

• Eating snakes

• Talking to snakes

• Driving all the snakes into the sea, away from Ireland.

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