Symbols & Traditions
What is the traditional symbol of St.Patrick's Day?
A shamrock
What continent is Ireland in?
Europe
What food might be served at a feast for St. Patrick's day?
Corned beef and cabbage
How many leafs does a lucky clover have?
4
What color is associated with St.Patrick's day?
Green
What is the traditional creature that comes to your home for St.Patrick's day?
Leprechauns
What was the original color associated with St.Patrick's day?
Blue
What city is known for dying its river green?
Chicago
According to the legend, what must a leprechaun give you?
What is at the bottom of a rainbow?
A pot of gold
How many leaves does a shamrock have?
3
He is celebrated because he is a saint and spread his faith of Christianity to the country of Ireland.
What is a consequence for not wearing green on St.Patrick's day?
You get pinched.
What kind of bow can't be tied?
A rainbow!
What day is St.Patrick's day celebrated on?
March 17th
What is a leprechauns gold usually stored in? (not a pot, another word)
A cauldron
What is the nickname for Ireland?
The Emerald Isle
How many people visit New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral every year?
Around 5.5 million
When is an Irish potato not Irish?
When it become FRENCH fries!
What are the colors of the Irish flag in order?
Green, white, orange
What majestic creature were leprechauns based on?
Faries
What is another symbol of Ireland?
The harp.
Where did the first St.Patrick's day parade take place?
New York City
What has eyes but can't see?
A potato
What city was the first city to have a St.Patrick's day celebration?
Dublin (the capital of Ireland)