Who faces the frightening prospect of exams at the end of the academic year in Ireland?

Third-level university students

High school students

Primary school students

Graduate students


What is Rag Week in Ireland known for?

Cancelled lectures

Alcohol consumption

Games and events

Exam preparations


Why do students in Ireland wear old clothes or rags during Rag Week?

To celebrate a tradition

To save money on clothing

To protest against the university dress code

To show solidarity with homeless people


What is the slave auction event during Rag Week in Ireland?

Students sell themselves to do housework

Students sell their belongings

Students buy textbooks at discounted prices

Students compete in a cooking contest



Which event during Rag Week involves students racing from pub to pub?

Wheelbarrow racing

Beer pong competition

Trivia night

Karaoke contest


How old is the tradition of Rag Week in Ireland?

150 years

100 years

50 years

70 years


What are some concerns that have been raised about Rag Week in recent years?

Dominance of alcohol

Lack of events

Lack of student participation

Lack of charity involvement



When is Rag Week usually held in Ireland?

Late April or early May

Late May or early June

Late August or early September

Late October or early November



What is the main purpose of the slave auction event during Rag Week?

To raise money for charity

To teach students about history

To provide entertainment for the students

To promote a sense of community



What is the concern regarding alcohol consumption during Rag Week?

It is becoming dominant and sponsored by large companies

Students are not drinking enough

Alcohol prices are too high

Drink companies do not sponsor events