Independence Day
Halloween
Thanksgiving
St. Patrick's Day
Easter
100

In what month do Americans celebrate Independence Day?

July

100

In what season is Halloween celebrated?

Fall/Autumn
100

In what season is Thanksgiving celebrated?

Fall/autumn/harvest

100

What color is typically used to celebrate St. Patrick's Day?

Green

100

In what season do Americans celebrate Easter?

Spring

200

On what date do Americans celebrate Independence Day?

July 4

200

On what date do Americans celebrate Halloween?

October 31


200

What foods are at the center of Thanksgiving celebrations?

Turkey and pie

200

Traditionally, what happens to a person who is not wearing green on St. Patrick's day?

They are pinched!

200

What animal often represents Easter in America?

Bunnies

300

Which country did America fight to gain independence?

England


300
What do children say when they visit neighbors on Halloween?

Trick or treat

300

During Thanksgiving, Americans love to watch which sport?

Football

300

What country was St. Patrick originally from?

England

300

Children often hunt for what as part of their Easter celebrations?

Easter eggs

400

What are the favorite foods eaten during Independence Day?

Hamburgers and hot dogs

400

What do children wear on Halloween?

Costumes

400

Which part of the farming cycle is celebrated at Thanksgiving time?

Harvest

400

What plant did St. Patrick use to talk about the Trinity--God the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit?

The shamrock/clover

400

Easter is actually a holiday to celebrate what event in the Christian calendar?

Jesus' death and resurrection

500

What night-time activity is a favorite way to celebrate Independence Day?

Lighting fireworks

500

What do you call the pumpkin decoration with which people often decorate their homes on Halloween?

Jack-o-lantern

500

Who were the first people to celebrate Thanksgiving?

Pilgrims and Native Americans

500

Why did St. Patrick return to Ireland after escaping slavery?

To be a missionary and share Christianity with the Irish people

500

The Friday before Easter Sunday is typically known by what name?

Good Friday