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St. Patrick's Day Quiz 2020

Click on the link below (or click on the picture) to head over to our YouTube Channel and watch our St. Patrick's Day Quiz.

https://youtu.be/q_LYZkpK2h8


Happy St. Patrick's Day from Graham Auto Repair!

To celebrate St. Patrick's Day this year we decided to hold a True or False Quiz on the History and Legends of St. Patrick's Day.

I did a lot of research to ensure that all of the answers in this quiz are correct. But I encourage you to do your own research too! There are so many legends and myths surrounding the history of St. Patrick. It has been very interesting to learn all of these things about this holiday and why we celebrate it today; many of them that I had no idea about!

We hope that everyone enjoys their St. Patrick's Day, and that you enjoy this fun video. You can read the questions below and play along if you want to! The answers will be listed at the end of this blog.

Let us know on Facebook, Instagram or YouTube how many answers you got right! We would love to hear from you.

Our Contestants:

Contestant 1: Service Manager Rick

Contestant 2: Service Advisor Rob

Contestant 3: Service Advisor Brian

True or False Questions:

1. St. Patrick was born in Ireland.

2. Despite his birthplace, he is said to be of Roman decent.

3. St. Patrick was kidnapped by pirates as a teenager.

4. St. Patrick served as a slave to a druid in Ireland for six years.

5. During his years as a slave he was forced to become a Pig Farmer.

6. St. Patrick escaped because of a dream that told him to find a ship.

7. He returned to Ireland many years later when he was forced to return by the church as a missionary.

8. St. Patrick's birth name is NOT Patrick.

9. The name Patrick was given to him when he was a slave.

10. The 1st St. Patrick's Day Parade was held in Ireland.

11. We celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17th because it's believed to be the day he was born.

12. We use 3-Leaf Clovers in memory of St. Patrick because legend says he enjoyed eating them.

Bonus Question:

What U.S. City celebrates St. Patrick's Day each year by dying their River Green?


Answers:

1. St. Patrick was born in Ireland.

False. He was born in Britain.

2. Despite his birthplace, he is said to be of Roman decent.

True. Britain was ruled by Rome at that time.

3. St. Patrick was kidnapped by pirates as a teenager.

True.

4. St. Patrick served as a slave to a druid in Ireland for six years.

True.

5. During his years as a slave he was forced to become a Pig Farmer.

False. He was a Sheep Herder.

6. St. Patrick escaped because of a dream that told him to find a ship.

True.

7. He returned to Ireland many years later when he was forced to return by the church as a Missionary.

False. He returned to Ireland as a Missionary because of a dream that told him to.

8. St. Patrick's birth name is NOT Patrick.

True. St. Patrick's Birth Name Was Maewyn Succat.

9. The name Patrick was given to him when he was a slave.

False. St. Patrick Chose the Name Patrick When He Became a Priest.

10. The 1st St. Patrick's Day Parade was held in Ireland.

False. The First St. Patrick's Day Parade Was Held in New York City in 1762.

11. We celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17th because it's believed to be the day he was born.

False. Legend shows March 17th may have been the day St. Patrick Died.

12. We use 3-Leaf Clovers in memory of St. Patrick because legend says he enjoyed eating them.

False. Legend shows that St. Patrick used the 3-Leaf Clover to explain the Holy Trinity during his time as a Missionary.

Bonus Question: What U.S. City celebrates St. Patrick's Day each year by dying their River Green?

Chicago Celebrates St. Patrick's Day Each Year by Dying Their River Green. Except this year. Because of the Coronavirus Outbreak, they will not be doing it this year.


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