Exploring Saint Patrick's Day Traditions

The first St. Patrick's Day celebration was held in __________ .

• Chicago

• Boston

• New York

Shamrocks are also known as _________ .

• fairies

• leprechauns

• clovers

Which river is died green for St. Patrick's Day?

• Husdon RIver

• Colorado River

• Mississipi River

• Chicago River

Many countries celebrate St. Patrick's Day by having big ________ .

• parades

• holiday

• no school

Who is Saint Patrick, and why is he significant in Irish history?

• A mythical figure known for creating the shamrock

• A Roman-British Christian missionary credited with converting Ireland to Christianity

• An Irish king who led a rebellion against the Romans

• A famous Irish poet known for his works on nature

Which symbol is most commonly associated with Saint Patrick's Day?

• The Celtic cross

• The harp

• The shamrock

• The leprechaun

According to Irish folklore, what is a leprechaun known for?

• Being a giant who guards the forests

• Being a small fairy shoemaker who hides pots of gold

• Being a warrior who protects the Irish lands

• Being a musician who plays the harp

What traditional Irish dish is commonly eaten on Saint Patrick's Day?

• Fish and chips

• Corned beef and cabbage

• Shepherd's pie

• Irish stew

Which of the following is a traditional Irish legend associated with Saint Patrick?

• He banished all the snakes from Ireland

• He discovered the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow

• He built the first castle in Ireland

• He wrote the Book of Kells

What is the significance of wearing green on Saint Patrick's Day?

• It represents the lush landscapes of Ireland

• It is the color of the Irish flag

• It is believed to make you invisible to leprechauns

• It is the color of Saint Patrick's robes