WorksheetsSt. Patrick's Day Trivia 2018
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 5hrs 31mins
St. Patrick was born in ____________.
Ireland
United States
England
China
What colors are in the flag of Ireland?
red,white, blue
green and white
green,white,orange
purple,green,gold
The main product of Ireland used to be ___________.
tomatoes
carrots
potatoes
lettuce
What happens to clovers at night.
Their flowers grow.
They fold up.
They get too cold and die.
They turn purple.
Scientists say that one out of every _________ clovers have four leaves.
ten thousand
ten million
two hundred
two thousand
True or False: Saint Patrick was kidnapped from his homeland and taken to Ireland as a slave.
True
False
What day in the life of Saint Patrick does March 17th supposedly mark?
His birthday
His death day
The day he became a slave
The day he bought his freedom
Tick tock, tick tock. Sammie wants to eat your sock. What does it say in front of the clock?
Luck
St. Patricks Day
Leprechaun
Green
What is on the tablecloth where we eat lunch?
Gold
Leprechauns
Clovers
Music notes
What was NOT on the colorful fruit plate?
Marshmellows
Pineapple
Blueberry
Clementine
M&Ms
What color are the cups that you pour soda in this year?
Black
Blue
Green
White
Sammie loves lucky charms. What is the slogan?
Magically nutritious!
Magic is delicious!
Magically delicious!
Magically socks!
Ace looks cute and his look is bold! Where does a leprechaun hide his gold?
On top of the rainbow
At the end of the rainbow
Under the rainbow
Below the rainbow
I'll tell you if you rub me...
Where is the stuffed leprechaun in this picture located now?
On the dining room table
On the counter
On the TV
On the couch
On a rainbow!
Ireland is also known as the __________.
Ruby Isle
Diamond Isle
Pearl Isle
Emerald Isle
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on _________ in honor of Ireland's patron saint, Saint Patrick.
March 22nd
March 17th
March 29th
March 16th
How many Americans have Irish ancestry?
5 million
16 million
24 million
34 million
What musical instruments are traditional at St. Patrick's celebrations?
French horn
Bagpipes and drums
harp
guitar
