1. What is St George's Day?

The day to honor the patron saint of England

The day of Irish independence

The celebration of the English monarchy

The day of Scotland's independence

2. When is St George's Day celebrated?

April 23

March 17

November 30

July 4

3. What is St George known for?

Slaying a dragon

Writing the English constitution

Discovering the British Isles

Inventing the English language

4. Who made St George the patron saint of England?

King Edward III

Queen Victoria

King Arthur

King Henry VIII

5. In which century was St George made the patron saint of England?

14th century

16th century

13th century

12th century

6. Which other countries celebrate St George's Day?

Spain, Georgia, Portugal

France, Germany, Belgium

USA, Canada, Mexico

China, India, Japan

7. How is St George often depicted in art?

As a knight slaying a dragon

As a king on a throne

As a sailor on a ship

As a farmer in a field

8. Traditionally, what is worn on St George's Day in England?

A red rose

A green shamrock

A white lily

A blue thistle

9. Why is St George's Day not a public holiday in England?

It falls too close to Easter

It's considered too patriotic

It's not celebrated by everyone

The law has never been changed to make it so

10. St George is also the patron saint of which profession?

Soldiers

Farmers

Fishermen

Teachers