In Finland what do children dress up as at Easter? a)ghosts b)witches c)mosters

In Greece people throw what from their balconies? a)clay pots b)eggs c)vegetables d)confetti

How many countries around the world mark the Christian celebration of Easter? a) 38 countries b) 52 countries c) 95 countries d) 123 countries

The Easter bunny was originally depicted as a hare, but from which European country does he originate? a) Germany b) Denmark c) Italy d) Wales

The world’s largest chocolate Easter egg was created by an Italian chocolatier. It was 10.39 metres tall. How much did it weigh? Around the weight of ... a) a giraffe b) a car c) a large African elephant d) a double decker bus

Darius, a Flemish Giant Rabbit who lives in the Midlands, is the world’s largest bunny rabbit. How big is he? a) 60 centimetres b) A little over 1 metre c) 5 metres d) 25 metres

Idiom- someone who's satisfied with a situation. A happy rabbit/bunny/chick/hen.

On average, how many Easter Eggs do British children receive each year? a) 8 b) 12 c) 4 d) 1

Idiom- to be so surprised and frightened that you can't move. A rabbit/ chick/ bunny /hen caught in head lights.

Idiom- someone who's always busy. A busy butterfly/ bird/ bee.

Why do many Easter eggs have a crocodile or fish scale design on them? a)To represent the fish eaten on Good Friday b) To cover up any imperfections in the chocolate c) Just to look pretty d) The design is inspired by a valuable Fabergé egg

Idiom- to be raining hard. It's raining .... and ....