St Patrick's Day

When does it happen?

• December 24th

• March 17th

• May 17th

• Every month

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Where does it happen?

• Ireland

• Spain

• London

• Irish

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Who is St. Patrick?

• An important president

• An Irish king

• A patron saint from Ireland

• A famous footballer

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In this day, where do Irish families go?

• People go to the cinema

• They go to the park

• People go to the church

• They stay at home

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How do people celebrate this holiday?

• They sing a typical song

• They don't go to school

• They dance, drink and eat typical food

• They only dance

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Which is the typical food Irish people eat?

• Fish and chips

• Chocolate cake

• Cabbage

• Banana bread

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Are there streets parades?

• Yes, there are

• No, there aren't

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In the parades, the participants commonly wear...

• A superhero costume

• Blue clothes

• Green clothes

• A tracksuit

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Which is a characteristic Irish symbol?

• A shamrock

• A dog

• An apple

• A sunflower

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What does the shamrock represent?

• The beginning of Summer

• The beginning of Spring

• The ending of Spring

• The ending of Summer

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