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WorksheetsSt Patrick's Day
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 15mins
What color do people traditionally wear on St. Patrick's Day?
purple
green
orange
white
What year was the first St. Patrick's Day parade in New York City?
1812
1742
1864
1903
Saint Patrick was alive in the ______ century.
10th
5th
13th
17th
In the 18th century, people started wearing _________ to signify their Irish Christian pride.
patches
flowers
pins
shamrocks
True or False: Snakes used to live on the island of Ireland.
True
False
True or False: The tradition of having parades on St. Patrick's Day started in Ireland.
True
False
Why is St. Patrick's Day celebrated on March 17?
It's the day Saint Patrick died in 461 CE.
It's the day Saint Patrick was born in 461 CE.
It is the first day of Spring.
It sounded like a great day.
What's the oldest and largest St. Patrick's Day Parade in the world?
Chicago
New York
Dublin
Los Angeles
What is this famous symbol of St. Patrick's Day called?
Four leaf clover
Shamrock
Green Flower
Both A and B
What is the traditional main dish served at many St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in America?
Beef Stew
Corned Beef and Cabbage
Chicken Noodle Soup
Chicken and Dumplings
Of which country is Saint Patrick the patron saint?
England
Scotland
Ireland
United States
Where and when was the first St. Patrick's Day parade ever recorded?
New York City
1973
Chicago
1901
St. Augustine Florida
1601
Dublin, Ireland
1822
What color is traditionally associated with St. Patrick's Day and why?
Green, because it represents the lush landscape of Ireland
Blue, because it was originally associated with Saint Patrick
Red, because it symbolizes the blood of martyrs
Yellow, because it represents the sun
Which symbol is commonly associated with St. Patrick's Day and is said to have been used by Saint Patrick to explain the Holy Trinity?
The Shamrock
The Harp
The Celtic Cross
The Leprechaun
What is the significance of the leprechaun in St. Patrick's Day celebrations?
They are considered a symbol of luck and prosperity
They are believed to be the spirits of deceased Irish saints
They represent the Irish struggle for independence
They are a modern invention with no historical basis
