Saint Patric's Day

What is the main reason St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17th?

• To mark the death of St. Patrick
• To recognize Irish independence
• To celebrate the arrival of spring
• To honor St. Patrick's birthday

Which of the following statements about St. Patrick is accurate?

• He was born in Ireland.
• He was a famous Irish king.
• He used the shamrock to teach about Christianity.
• He never left Ireland.

Which symbol did St. Patrick use to explain the Holy Trinity?

• The Leprechaun
• The Shamrock
• The Harp
• The Color Green

What does wearing green on St. Patrick's Day symbolize?

• Support for environmental causes
• Celebration of spring
• Honor for St. Patrick's family
• Connection to Irish heritage

What is a common way St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in the United States?

• By attending church services
• By dyeing rivers green
• By planting shamrocks
• By wearing red clothing

In which city is the Chicago River famously dyed green for St. Patrick's Day?

• New York
• Chicago
• Dublin
• Boston

Which of the following is a common food associated with St. Patrick's Day celebrations?

• Tacos
• Pasta
• Corned beef and cabbage
• Sushi

How has St. Patrick's Day changed over time?

• It is now only celebrated in Ireland.
• It has lost all connection to St. Patrick.
• It has become a day for religious observance only.
• It has evolved from a religious holiday to a cultural celebration.

What is one reason people celebrate St. Patrick's Day?

• To honor St. Patrick's contributions to Irish Christianity.
• To celebrate the end of winter.
• To remember the Irish famine.
• To mark the beginning of spring.

What is one way St. Patrick's Day fosters community?

• By encouraging people to wear black.
• Through parades and public events.
• By promoting individualism.
• By discouraging traditional foods.