St. Andrew's Day (B1/2)

St. Andrew's Day celebrates the independence of Scotland

• True

• False

When is St. Andrew's Day celebrated?

• 30th December

• 30th November

• 3rd November

• 3rd December

"St." is an abbreviation that means...

• Stop

• Street

• Store

• Saint

Who is St. Andrew?

• a Scottish king

• a Prince of Scotland

• the patron saint of Scotland

• a disciple of Jesus

Where was St. Andrew crucified?

• Rome

• Scotland

• Galilee

• Greece

Why was St. Andrew crucified?

• For refusing to pay Roman taxes

• For traveling to Rome without permission

• For spreading the message of Christianity

• For opposing the king of Scotland

Why was St. Andrew crucified on an X-shaped cross?

• It was the only shape available

• He felt unworthy to die on the same type of cross as Jesus

• To represent the Scottish flag

• The Romans made the decision

How did St. Andrew become connected to Scotland?

• He became the first king of Scotland

• A king was inspired by St. Andrew's cross

• He was made the patron saint

• His remains were brought there

In which town were the remains of St. Andrew buried?

• Edinburgh

• Glasgow

• Inverness

• St Andrews

What else is the town of St Andrews famous for?

• golf, food, being the capital of Scotland

• golf, the university, beautiful scenery

• the prince and princess got married there

• the production of whisky