Wayground logo

Free Printable Worksheets

Font size

S
M
L
XL
Worksheets

St. Patrick's Day Brainpop

Total questions: 17

Worksheet time: 9mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is an example of a secular

holiday?

a)

Christmas

b)

Hanukah

c)

The Fourth of July

d)

Easter

2.

If you went into an Irish-American restaurant on St.

Patrick's Day, which dish would you find most people

eating?

a)

Chicken and mash potatoes

b)

Corned beef and cabbage

c)

Fish and chips

d)

Hamburger and fries

3.

When is St. Patrick's day celebrated?

a)

March 17

b)

March 29

c)

March 15

d)

March 6

4.

Place the following events in sequence. A) St.

Patrick establishes churches in Ireland; B) St. Patrick

is kidnapped by raiders; C) St. Patrick changes his

name

a)

B,A,C

b)

A,C,B

c)

C,B,A

d)

B,C,A

5.

Why is St. Patrick's Day celebrated in so many

places? Choose the best answer.

a)

Because people of Irish descent live in many places

around the world

b)

Because it's mainly a Christian holiday, and the

Christian religion exists around the world

c)

Because St. Patrick inspired so many different people

around the world

d)

Because most cultures around the world observe Irish

traditions

6.

What might have happened had St. Patrick never

traveled to Ireland?

a)

The island might be full of snakes

b)

Christianity might not have taken root there

c)

Shamrocks might not grow there

d)

There might not have been a potato famine

7.

What can you infer from the fact that St. Patrick

spent six years as a slave in Ireland?

a)

It gave him special insights into Christianity

b)

It helped him convince all Irish slave owners to free

their slaves

c)

It helped him learn about the Irish language and

culture

d)

It allowed him to come up with the idea of a national

Irish holiday

8.

For over 30 years St. Patrick did what in Ireland?

a)

Established churches

b)

Ministering to people

c)

Opening schools

d)

Creating monasteries for monks

e)

All of the above.

9.

In Ireland, which of the following is NOT a part of their celebrations for St. Patrick's day?

a)

People wear green clothes and shamrocks, or three-leafed clovers;

b)

Listen to traditional Irish music.

c)

People swim in green rivers and eat green treats

d)

Consume foods like corned beef and cabbage.

10.

St. Patrick's day was first held in 1762 by Irish soldiers stationed there as part of the British Army.

a)

False

b)

True

11.

If you saw a green river on St. Patrick's Day, what

city would you be in?

a)

Dublin

b)

Chicago

c)

New York

d)

Buenos Aires

12.

Patron Saint refers to what in the Catholic Church?

a)

A special guardian of a geographical region or area of life.

b)

A non-religious leader who organizes local activities

c)

A person who is in charge of all religious activities

d)

A special priest who baptizes children

13.

Which term best describes how early Irish

immigrants were treated in the United States?

a)

Justly

b)

Unfairly

c)

Pleasantly

d)

Honorably

14.

Until the late 20th century, how did most citizens of

Ireland observe St. Patrick's Day?

a)

With large parties

b)

With long parades

c)

By eating corned beef

d)

By going to church

15.

St. Patrick's original name was:

a)

Martin Luther

b)

Maewyn Succat

c)

John O'Brien

d)

Siobhan Eire

16.

There are more than ____ million Irish Americans living in the United States.

a)

100

b)

35

c)

50

d)

15

17.

The word secular refers to:

a)

Very religious

b)

Non-religious

c)

True believers

d)

Only for people of Irish descent