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Which country built the world’s largest chocolate Easter egg?

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Which animal is NOT traditionally associated with Easter?

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True or False: In the Philippines, some people take part in real-life crucifixion reenactments during Easter.

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Which country is known for reading crime novels at Easter, a tradition called “Easter Crime”?

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What do you enjoy most about Easter — traditions, food, or time with family? Explain.

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Which traditional food is commonly eaten in the UK on Good Friday?

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Open Question: What Easter traditions do you celebrate in your country or at home?

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Which building was affected by a fire in the town centre in the UK during a past Easter celebration?

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What do people do during Holy Week in parts of Spain?

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In which country do people throw pots out of their windows on Easter Saturday as part of a tradition?

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What do Polish people traditionally do with baskets on Holy Saturday?

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In which country do children dress up as witches and go door to door at Easter, asking for sweets?

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What animal is used in Australia to promote Easter instead of the traditional Easter Bunny in some regions?

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