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St. Patrick's Day is a celebration of Irish culture that takes place annually on March 17th. It honors St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, who introduced Christianity in the 5th century. The holiday has become popular in the United States due to many Americans having Irish ancestry. Common symbols of St. Patrick's Day include wearing green clothing and shamrocks, eating Irish foods like corned beef and cabbage, and believing leprechauns bring good luck.
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Saint patricks_reading comprhension
- 2. READING COMPREHENSION: Read and answer: ● What is St. Patrick’s? __________________________________________________________ ● Why is it a popular celebration in the United States? __________________________________________________________ ● When do people celebrate St. Patrick’s? __________________________________________________________ ● What did St. Patrick do to be as famous? __________________________________________________________ ● What colour is the most popular in this celebration? __________________________________________________________ ● What food is traditionally eaten on this day? __________________________________________________________ ● Which are the tradtional symbols of St. Patrick’s day? __________________________________________________________ ● Are leprechaunds nice? __________________________________________________________ Read and match: