Ireland
St. Patrick
St. Patrick’s Day Traditions
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100

What country celebrates St. Patrick’s Day as its national holiday?

Ireland

100

Who is St. Patrick the patron saint of?

Ireland

100

What color do people traditionally wear on St. Patrick’s Day?

Green

100

What vegetable is strongly associated with Ireland?

Potatoes

100

How many leaves does a shamrock usually have?

Three

200

What is the capital city of Ireland?

Dublin

200

What day is St. Patrick’s Day celebrated on?

March 17

200

What large public events are common in many cities on St. Patrick’s Day?

Parades

200

What famous Irish holiday meal often includes corned beef and what vegetable?

Cabbage

200

How many leaves does a lucky clover have?

Four

300

What color is commonly associated with Ireland and St. Patrick’s Day?

Green

300

According to legend, what animals did St. Patrick drive out of Ireland?

Snakes

300

What Chicago river is famously dyed green every St. Patrick’s Day?

The Chicago River

300

What Irish bread often includes raisins or currants?

Irish Soda Bread

300

What mythical creature guards a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow?

Leprechaun

400

What symbol with three leaves is often used to represent Ireland?

Shamrock

400

St. Patrick used the shamrock to explain what religious concept?

The Holy Trinity

400

What mischievous Irish fairy is often associated with St. Patrick’s Day?

Leprechaun

400

What dark Irish beer is one of the most famous in the world?

Guinness

400

What metal are the leprechaun’s coins usually made of?

Gold

500

What famous stone do people kiss at Blarney Castle for good luck?

The Blarney Stone

500

Was St. Patrick originally born in Ireland or another country?

Another country (Britain)

500

What happens if you don’t wear green on St. Patrick’s Day according to tradition?

You get pinched

500

What Irish stew traditionally contains lamb, potatoes, onions, and carrots?

Irish Stew

500

Finding what type of clover is considered very rare and lucky?

Four-leaf clover