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Grade 4 Medieval Europe
Patrick is the patron saint of what country?
  1. Wales
  2. Ireland
  3. England
  4. Scotland
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
According to legend, Saint Patrick drove what animal out of Ireland?
  1. wolves
  2. snakes
  3. hawks
  4. rats
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated on the 17th day of what month?
  1. May
  2. April
  3. March
  4. August
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
Christmas carols became popular during which century?
  1. 13th
  2. 14th
  3. 15th
  4. 16th
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
Both Charlemagne and William the Conquerer were crowned on Christmas day.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
There have never been snakes in Ireland.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
In the earliest stories, leprechauns wore red instead of green.
  1. True
  2. False
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
Who was crowned Holy Roman Emperor of Europe by Pope Leo III?
  1. William the Conqueror
  2. Charlemagne
  3. Richard the Lion-Hearted
  4. English King John
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
Shamrocks are symbols of Saint Patrick's Day because, according to legend, Saint Patrick used them to illustrate what concept?
Grade 4 Medieval Europe
What is an apprentice?
  1. a worker bound to their master
  2. a slave who works for seven years to earn freedom
  3. a slave who earns money for his work
  4. name given to child workers