Green Foods
A small fruit that grows on a vine.
What is a green grape?
There is green on the Canadian Flag
What is false?
St. Patrick's Day is on this calendar date.
What is March 17th?
This capitol city of Ireland has one of the island's oldest working pubs, which opened in 1198.
What is Dublin?
This is the most popular symbol of St. Patrick's Day.
What is the shamrock?
A green leafy vegetable that can be used in salads.
What is spinach or lettuce?
This Canadian cash denomination is green.
What is a $20 bill?
People may do this if you don't wear green on St. Patrick's Day.
What is "pinch you?"
This celestial orb is the symbol at the center of the Irish cross.
What is the sun?
This American city turns its namesake river green every March 17.
What is Chicago?
A famous meal from a Dr. Seuss book.
What are green eggs and ham?
When mixed together, these two colors of paint will make green.
What are yellow and blue?
The language spoken in Ireland.
what is Irish?
According to the old folksong, Molly Malone selling was selling these in Dublin.
What are cockles and mussels?
The first St. Patrick's Day parade took place in this American city in 1762 when Irish soldiers serving with the English military marched through it to a local tavern.
What is New York City?
The vegetable used to make pickles.
What is a cucumber?
The season where the trees begin to turn green.
What is spring?
Leperachauns are very close to this type of small magical creatures.
What are fairies?
This coveted crystal glass made only in Ireland, is most famous for its goblets.
What is Waterford?
The actual birthplace of St. Patrick.
What is Britain (England)?
An unusual fruit with skin that is hairy and olive green.
What is kiwi?
These trees stay green in the winter.
What are coniferous, pine, spruce, or evergreen trees.
The letters "s" and "t" form the abbreviation of this title.
What is saint?
This wild growing plant gives Ireland's hills its purple color.
What is heather?
The color with which St. Patrick was orginally associated.
What is blue?