Saint Patrick

When is Saint Patrick's Day celebrated?

• February 14

• March 17

• May 5

• April 1

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Where was Saint Patrick born?

• Ireland

• Scotland

• Wales

• Britain

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What is the 'wearing of the green' associated with on Saint Patrick's Day?

• Wearing blue clothing

• Wearing green clothing

• Wearing red clothing

• Wearing yellow clothing

What food is commonly eaten on Saint Patrick's Day?

• Sushi

• Pizza

• Corned beef and cabbage

• Tacos

Which city dyes its river green for Saint Patrick's Day?

• Los Angeles

• Chicago

• New York City

• Boston

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What is the Trinity in the Christian religion?

• Grandfather, Grandmother, Grandchild

• Brother, Sister, Cousin

• Father, Son, Holy Spirit

• Father, Mother, Child

What did Saint Patrick use the three parts of a shamrock leaf to explain?

• The concept of time

• The idea of the Trinity

• The meaning of life

• The importance of nature

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Where did Saint Patrick work as a shepherd for six years?

• Ireland

• Britain

• Scotland

• Wales

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Which country celebrates Saint Patrick's Day as a national holiday?

• Ireland

• United States

• United Kingdom

• Canada

What did Saint Patrick bring to Ireland?

• Hinduism

• Islam

• Buddhism

• Christianity

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