What US river is dyed green every year to celebrate St. Patty's Day?
The Chicago River
What calendar day does St. Patty's day occur on every year?
March 17th
What is the most popular meal to eat on St. Patty's Day?
Corned beef and potatoes.
How many teams are a part of the 2026 March Madness tournament?
68 teams
What US city is the most popular spring break location? (according to AAA)
Orlando, FL
What color is opposite of green on a color wheel?
Red
What country did St. Patrick's originate in?
Britain
What year was Dr. Seuss' 'Green Eggs and Ham' published? Bonus points if you get the month!
August 12, 1960
When did the first March Madness tournament take place?
1939
Where are Ms. G and Mr. Shock going from spring break this year?
Ms. G- New York City
Mr. Shock- Staying home to RELAX
What substance makes plants green?
Chlorophyll
What was the original color associated with St. Patrick's Day?
Blue
What mythical creature family/group are leprechauns apart of?
Celtic Fairies
What school holds the record for the most men's championships? Bonus points if you say how many wins!
UCLA with 11 wins
About how students travel annually for spring break?
About 1.5-2 million students nationally
What herb is the most used in the United States? (according to Instacart data)
Cilantro
When was the first St. Patty's Day parade held in America? Bonus points if you name the city it took place in
1737; Boston, MA
What is the current population of Ireland?
5.3 million
What number seed has never won the championship?
Number 5 seed
What equinox marks the start of spring?
The vernal equinox
Which US president's favorite color was green?
George Washington
When was saint Patrick likely born?
The late 4th century, (385-387 AD)
Approximately how much corned beef is consumed in the United States for St. Patrick's Day?
30 million pounds
How much revenue is brought in by March Madness tournaments yearly?
1.3 billion dollars
When did spring break start?
1938; for Colgate University's competitive swim training in Fort Lauderdale, Florida