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St. Patrick's Day

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

True or False: Saint Patrick was kidnapped from his homeland and taken to Ireland as a slave.

a)

True

b)

False

2.

What day in the life of Saint Patrick does March 17th supposedly mark?

a)

His birthday

b)

His death day

c)

The day he became a slave

d)

The day he bought his freedom

3.
Ireland is also known as the __________.
a)
Ruby Isle
b)
Diamond Isle
c)
Pearl Isle
d)
Emerald Isle.
4.
Where do leprechauns live?
a)
Forests
b)
Caves
c)
Gardens
d)
Georgia
5.
The main product of Ireland used to be ___________.
a)
tomatoes
b)
carrots
c)
potatoes
d)
lettuce
6.
People from Ireland like to do the _______ dance.
a)
Twist
b)
Dab
c)
Irish Jig
d)
NaeNae
7.
If you kiss the ______________ you are suppose to receive good luck.
a)
Blarney Stone
b)
Barney the Dinosaur
c)
Coal
d)
Gravel
8.
Every leprechaun is supposed to have a bag of ___________.
a)
silver
b)
magic dust
c)
diamonds
d)
gold.
9.
What happens if you do not wear green on St. Patrick's Day? Other people can ...
a)
pinch you
b)
 sing a song for you
c)
draw a poster for you
d)
buy a gift for you
10.
How many leaves does shamrock have?
a)
A. one
b)
B. two
c)
C. four
d)
D. six
11.
What dish is commonly eaten on St. Patricks Day?
a)
A. Pancakes
b)
B. Roast turkey
c)
C. Corned beef and cabbage
d)
D. Spaghetti bolognese
12.
If you saw a green river on St. Patrick's Day, what city might you be in?
a)
Chicago
b)
Dublin
c)
Madrid
d)
New York
13.
What happens when someone accidentally pinches a person wearing green on St. Patrick's Day?
a)
They get to pinch that person ten times.
b)
They have bad luck for seven years.
c)
They have to remove the green and pinch them back.
d)
They become rich and famous
14.
St. Patrick drove snakes from Ireland by: 
a)
Playing a flute
b)
Beating a drum
c)
Eating shamrocks
d)
Finding a four-leaf clover
15.
Erin go Bragh translates to...
a)
Luck of the Irish
b)
Ireland forever
c)
Irish bragging rights
d)
British Go!