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WorksheetsSt. Patrick's Day Quiz
Total questions: 83
Worksheet time: 42mins
What day is St. Patrick's Day celebrated on each year?
March 17th
April 17th
May 17th
June 17th
Where was St. Patrick born?
Ireland
Roman Britain
Scotland
France
What plant did St. Patrick use to explain the Holy Trinity?
Rose
Shamrock
Lily
Daffodil
What was St. Patrick's role after he returned to Ireland?
Farmer
Missionary
King
Teacher
What natural disasters are mentioned as affecting the Midwest and Southern parts of the United States?
Earthquakes
Tornadoes
Hurricanes
Floods
What is St. Patrick known as?
A famous king
A primary patron saint of Ireland
A legendary warrior
A famous explorer
What did St. Patrick become after fleeing to a monastery in England?
A devout follower of Christianity
A famous artist
A skilled musician
A renowned scientist
What age was St. Patrick when he was taken to Ireland as a slave?
10
12
16
18
What did St. Patrick do after being ordained as a bishop?
Became a king
Returned to Ireland as a missionary
Started a school
Built a castle
What is the main topic of the lead story mentioned in the text?
A festival
Powerful storms
A new law
A sports event
What is the significance of the shamrock in relation to St. Patrick?
It represents Ireland's national flower
It is a symbol of luck
It was St. Patrick's favorite plant
It was used to explain the Holy Trinity
Which of the following is a common tradition on St. Patrick's Day?
Wearing green clothing
Lighting fireworks
Exchanging gifts
Decorating Christmas trees
What was the primary mission of St. Patrick in Ireland?
To build a university
To convert the Irish to Christianity
To explore new lands
To establish a new kingdom
What is a partial eclipse?
An eclipse that happens once a year
An eclipse where the moon is completely covered
An eclipse where only part of the moon is covered
An eclipse that never happens
How often does a partial eclipse happen?
Once a year
At least twice per year
Every month
Once a decade
What is a total lunar eclipse?
When the moon is partially covered
When the moon is completely blacked out
When the sun is covered
When the stars disappear
Why is a total lunar eclipse sometimes called a Blood Moon?
Because the moon turns blue
Because the moon turns red
Because the moon turns green
Because the moon turns yellow
What causes the moon to turn red during a lunar eclipse?
The moon is on fire
The atmosphere filters out blue light
The sun is shining directly on it
The moon is covered in red dust
What do you need to see a lunar eclipse?
Special glasses
A telescope
No special equipment
A spaceship
What is the umbra?
The shadow of the Earth
The light from the sun
The moon's surface
A type of telescope
What color does the moon take on during a total lunar eclipse?
Blue
Green
Red
Yellow
What happens to blue light during a lunar eclipse?
It travels further than red light
It is filtered out by the atmosphere
It makes the moon look green
It disappears completely
What is needed to be in an area facing the moon during a lunar eclipse?
A special camera
A clear sky
A pair of binoculars
A telescope
Which was the first subaquatic tunnel ever built in the world?
Holland Tunnel in the US
Baltimore Harbor Tunnel
Windsor Tunnel in the US
TS Tunnel in Canada
What is the groundbreaking tunnel project connecting Denmark and Germany called?
Windsor Tunnel
TS Tunnel
Immersed Tunnel
Marvel Tunnel
How many segments does the longest immersed tunnel in the world have?
50
89
100
120
What is the weight of each colossal concrete segment used in the tunnel?
5 Eiffel Towers
10 Eiffel Towers
15 Eiffel Towers
20 Eiffel Towers
How long is the tunnel formed by the 89 segments?
Longer than 100 soccer fields
Longer than 150 soccer fields
Longer than 170 soccer fields
Longer than 200 soccer fields
Which of Jawad Sahib's many servants is in charge of the other servants?
Nabila
Mumtaz
Fatima
Bilal
Two character traits to describe Amal are...
silly and goofy
angry and selfish
spoiled and shy
strong willed and dedicated
The setting of Amal Unbound is...
present day Pakistan
in the past in Saudi Arabia
in the future in the United States
present day England
A conflict Amal experiences is...
she want a new bike but her family doesn't have money.
she wants a baby brother but her mom has a baby girl.
she wants to go to school but has to stay home to take care of the family.
she is arguing with her friend Omar about going to school.
Why is having a boy so important to Amal's family?
They want a boy to put on a football team.
In their culture, boys are viewed as the ones to carry on the family name and business.
They have too many girls already.
Boys make better farmers.
Which happens first in the story?
Amal buys a pomegranate
Amal is forced to become a servant for Jawad Sahib
Amal is forced to stay home and take care of her family
Amal is hit by a car
Why does Amal buy herself the pomegranate?
She wants to buy something nice for her mother.
She wants to bring it to her teacher at school.
She has had a rough time staying at home and wants to give herself a treat.
She has never had one before and is interested to try it.
Why does Jawad Sahib get angry with Amal?
Amal won't sell him her pomegranate.
Amal damaged his car.
Amal steals from Jawad Sahib.
Amal makes fun of Jawad Sahib's mother.
What is another factor in Jawad Sahib's decision to make Amal a servant?
Jawad needs more servants.
Amal's father borrowed money from him.
Jawad thinks Amal is a hard woker.
Amal's family doesn't want her.
How does Amal feel about leaving her family?
She is excited to see new things.
She is angry with her father for not helping.
She is happy to be moving into a bigger house.
She is sad to leave and frightened of what is to come.
How do Jawad Sahib's other servants treat Amal when she gets to the house?
Unfriendly
Welcoming
Kind
Excited
Who is Jawad Sahib?
the owner of the local produce store
a worker in the sugarcane fields
Hafsa’s uncle
the powerful village landlord
Why does Amal have to meet Omar secretly?
Seema does not like Omar.
Omar worries that his friends will make fun of him if they see him with Amal.
It is inappropriate for older girls and boys to have close friendships in the Pakistani culture.
Amal is embarrassed to let Hafsa know Omar is her friend.
What does Omar bring to Amal?
books
his bicycle
oranges
a plate of sweet jalebis
Why must Amal stay home from school?
to teach her sisters to read
to learn to make roti
to give literacy lessons to other villagers
to help care for her family while her mother recovers
What is Amal’s father’s attitude towards her education?
He is excited for Amal to go to college.
He thinks Amal has already learned all she needs to know.
He wants to help Amal get a scholarship to a better school, like Omar did.
He wishes Amal would teach her little sisters what she learns at school.
Why are the villagers frightened of Jawad Sahib?
He is violent towards those who do not meet his demands.
He scares children with his ugly looks.
He owns large, vicious dogs.
He goes hunting on their land.
How does Amal feel when the stranger offers her money for the fruit?
grateful to get paid
angry that the stranger thinks Amal can be bought
hopeful that he will notice her and give her a job
sad that he is not giving her as much money as she wanted
Why does Amal’s mother say that they wanted a son?
A son would care for them when they are old and take care of the land.
A son could go to college and become a doctor.
A son could earn lots of money and help them retire early.
A son would be able to go into politics.
What is Jawad’s punishment for Amal’s disrespect?
to work at Shaukat’s produce store
to become a servant in his house
to work for his gardener
to teach his servants to read
Why did Amal’s father go into debt to Jawad?
to get money for Amal’s wedding
to borrow money to fix their roof
to make sure his father’s land stayed in the family
to pay off the medical bills for the new baby
Sahib
sir
Ms.
mom
Shirts
Bibi
large scarf
Ms.
mom
Orange desert
Amma
sir
shirts
mom
loose pants
abu
sir
mom
dad
Ms.
Amal went to the market by herself.
true
false
The man who hit Amal with the car wanted the orange she just bought.
true
false
What does Jawad Sahib want?
money
the farm
Amal to be his servant
none of these
Amal's dad didn't borrow money from Jawab Sahib.
true
false
Whose idea was it for Amal to become a servant?
Sahib's father
his idea
Sahib's brother
Sahib's mother
What made Amal's mother get out of bed?
her father made her
she felt bad that Amal got in trouble
the baby laughed
none of these
Why do we learn it is important to have a boy?
girls will belong to a new family when they get married
girls aren't allowed to farm
boys make better farmers
none of these
What do you infer will happen in the rest of the book?
Amal will run away
Amal will be treated with kindness
Amal will never return home
Amal will be treated with disrespect
What was the reason for the collective groan in the classroom?
Only five students passed the math test.
The class was running late.
The students had to stay after school.
The teacher announced a surprise test.
Why did Amal have to leave school early?
She had an appointment in town.
Her mother was in bed, and she had to watch her sisters.
She had to help her mother with chores.
She was feeling unwell.
What subject did Miss Sadia need help with for the next week?
Poetry
Science
Mathematics
History
What did Hafsa want to buy for Miss Sadia?
A clock
A bell
A new chalkboard
A book
What was Hafsa's career aspiration?
Poet
Doctor
Astronaut
Teacher
What did Hafsa think the new building next to the mosque was?
A factory
A clinic
A library
A school
What did Amal think about her life in the village?
It was dangerous and unpredictable.
It was glamorous and luxurious.
It was boring and uneventful.
It was exciting and full of adventures.
What did Hafsa's mother say about backaches?
They mean a boy is coming.
They are a sign of good health.
They are a sign of illness.
They mean a girl is coming.
What did Amal love doing after school with Miss Sadia?
Helping with chores
Playing games
Learning to teach
Reading books
What did Amal promise to talk to Hafsa about?
Helping with chores at home
Giving poetry a chance
Studying harder for math tests
Building a new school
What did Miss Sadia tell her class?
Only five students passed the math test.
The class spelling bee was canceled.
Only two students had perfect attendance.
The class was going to put on a musical.
At the produce store, Amal noticed that Hafsa's father had
opened the mail.
put up new signs.
fixed the roof.
hired a new person.
After the baby was born, Amal realized
she needed to stay home from school.
she wouldn't be able to be in the musical.
her teacher had left the basket of food.
her foot didn't seem to be healing properly.
After Amal arrived at the estate, Nabila was surprised because Mumtaz said Amal would be
doing her chores during the night.
staying in the room next to Nasreen's room.
helping Nabila finish polishing the furniture.
spending the day in the garden.
In the kitchen, Amal tried to help after Nabila
burned her arm.
lost a recipe.
dropped the pot.
spilled a spice.
What did Hafsa tell Amal before she left for the estate?
They could send each other letters.
Amal was the nicest person Hafsa knew.
Amal could hide in Hafsa's house.
They would spend the holidays together.
After she was hit by the car, Amal refused to let Jawad Sahib
take her bicycle for repairs.
help brush the dirt off her.
keep her pomegranate.
open her shopping bag.
Amal's mother _____ after the baby was born.
apologized to Amal's father
gave a gift to Amal's father
had diapers delivered
bought baby formula
Amal was surprised when Jawad Sahib was speaking to her father because she learned
her parents owed him money.
his wife had divorced him.
his company wasn't hiring.
her mother did his mending.
Omar _____ by the stream.
ate a sandwich
gave Amal a book of poetry
picked wildflowers for Amal
took a nap
At Amal's house, Fozia mentioned the time Jawad Sahib had
called the health department.
cut his hand.
destroyed an entire village.
stopped a wedding.
At Amal's house, Fozia mentioned the time Jawad Sahib had
called the health department.
cut his hand.
destroyed an entire village.
stopped a wedding.
