A small fruit that grows on a vine?
A green grape
What two colors make green?
Yellow and blue
What calendar day is St. Patrick’s Day on?
March 17
What is the actual color of St. Patrick’s Day?
Blue
St. Patrick was born in which country: Ireland, Britain, or France?
Britain
A green leafy vegetables that can be used in salads?
Spinach or lettuce
What season is when the leaves turn green?
Spring
Some people say this happens to you if you don’t wear green?
Pinched
This person dies on March 17th 461 A.D. who is also considered the Patron Saint of Ireland?
Saint Patrick
St. Patrick is the patron saint of which country: Britain, United States, or Ireland?
Ireland
A famous meal from a Dr. Seuss book?
Green eggs and ham
How many pounds of dye does it take to color the Chicago River?
40
The name of the language spoken in Ireland?
Irish
What is the national emblem of Ireland?
Shamrock
For how many years was St. Patrick held captive in Ireland: six, ten, five?
Six
A vegetable used to make pickles?
Cucumber
What is typically sold during this time of year for St. Patrick’s Day?
Shamrock Shake
What is the most popular symbol of St. Patrick’s Day?
Shamrock
Legend says that each leaf on the clover means something: the first for hope, the second for faith, the third for love, and the fourth for…?
Luck
What was St. Patrick's job: doctor, priest, or lawyer?
Priest
A small fruit that the skin is hairy and the color is more of an olive green?
Kiwi
What is hosted each and every year here in the Cedar Valley for the Irish?
What are the three colors in the Ireland’s flag?
Green, white, and orange
Where was the very first St. Patrick's Day Parade held?
Boston
On which date did St. Patrick die: March 15th, 17th, or 19th?
March 17