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True/False

The shamrock is Ireland's national symbol


False, it is the harp

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When was St. Patrick born?

387 AD


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What did he drive out of Ireland?

The snakes.


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Why did he teach about Jesus?

He turned to God during his slavery


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What color is associated with St. Patrick?

Green


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What is Ireland's nickname

The Emerald Isle

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Where was St. Patrick born

England

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What did St. Patrick do upon his return to Ireland?

Start the Church there and converted the Irish to Catholicism

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Why did St. Patrick return to Ireland?

To convert the Pagans to follow Jesus

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When did St. Patrick's Day become a holiday?

1903 AD

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What is Ireland's national instrument?

the harp

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What was he made to do when he first arrived in Ireland?

He was a slave


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What did God tell him in a dream?

To go back to Britain

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What did he use the shamrock to represent?

The Holy Trinity


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What city dyes their river green for St. Patrick's Day

Chicago, Illinois.

400

How many castles are in Ireland?

A. 1,000

B. 10,000

C. 30,000

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Who was he kidnapped by?

Pirates

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How long was his journey back to Great Britain?

200 miles


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What did he use during religious rituals

Water wells and fire

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What was Saint Patrick's original name?

Maewyn Succat





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What holiday originated in Ireland?

Halloween

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How long was Saint Patrick initially in Ireland?

6 years.

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Where did he die?

Saul, Ireland

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How and why did Saint Patrick use the Celtic Cross to convert the Pagans.

He combined Christian and Pagan symbols to help convert them

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What is a popular dish eaten on Saint Patrick's Day in Ireland?

Corned Beef