Discovering St. Patrick's Day Traditions and Facts

The video explores the celebration of St Patrick's Day, highlighting its rich history, global celebrations, and cultural symbols like green clovers and leprechauns. It delves into the story of St Patrick, who, despite being captured by Irish pirates, returned to Ireland to spread his faith. The video emphasizes the holiday's significance in celebrating Irish culture and the lesson of perseverance in doing what is right.

Which countries officially celebrate St. Patrick's Day?

• Republic of Ireland and Northern Ireland

• Australia and New Zealand

• France and Germany

• USA and Canada

What color was originally associated with St. Patrick?

• Yellow

• Blue

• Green

• Red

Which river is dyed green annually for St. Patrick's Day?

• Thames River

• Chicago River

• Mississippi River

• Seine River

In which year did the first St. Patrick's Day parade take place in New York?

• 1820s

• 1950s

• 1900s

• 1760s

What traditional meal is associated with St. Patrick's Day?

• Pizza

• Pasta

• Sushi

• Corned beef, potatoes, carrots, and cabbage

What is a common symbol of St. Patrick's Day?

• Sunflower

• Clover

• Rose

• Pumpkin

What do leprechauns spend their time doing according to Irish tales?

• Cooking

• Singing

• Dancing

• Making and fixing shoes

What happens when a leprechaun is caught according to Irish stories?

• It sings a song

• It disappears

• It grants wishes

• It turns into gold

What is the original homeland of St. Patrick?

• Scotland

• Wales

• England

• Ireland

Why did St. Patrick return to Ireland?

• To start a farm

• To conquer lands

• To share his faith and help people

• To find treasure