UK Citizenship Practice Test

St George's Day is celebrated on 23rd April in honor of St George, the patron saint of England. This date is significant in English culture and heritage, marking the death of St George, who is traditionally depicted as a dragon-slayer and a symbol of bravery and gallantry. The celebration may include various events, such as parades, church services, and various festivities that acknowledge English identity and history.

The other dates listed do not correspond to St George's Day. For instance, 1st March is known as St David's Day, celebrating the patron saint of Wales; 5th November is recognized for Guy Fawkes Night, which commemorates the foiling of the Gunpowder Plot; and 25th December is widely celebrated as Christmas Day. Understanding these distinctions enhances one's grasp of British cultural and historical observances.