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15

The week before Easter is called Holy Week.

True. It begins the Sunday before Easter.

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Easter is the oldest Christian holiday.

True. It is older than Christmas.

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The traditional Easter flower is the tulip.

False. It is the white lily

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People first started decorating eggs in the Ukraine.

True. It started there in the 13th century.

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In medieval times, people threw eggs at rabbits at Easter.

False. They threw them at churches.

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People used to wear old clothes for good luck at Easter.

False. They wore new clothes for good luck.

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Easter Island is in Israel.

False. It is in Chile.

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The largest Easter egg ever recorded weighed 2.3 kg.

True. It was made in Italy.

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Give 10 points!

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Easter eggs represent new life.

True. Easter is about new life and rebirth.

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Easter is celebrated in winter in the Southern Hemisphere.

False. It is celebrated in autumn.

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There is always a full moon on Easter Sunday.

False. It is full the Sunday before Easter.

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Easter is always celebrated in May.

False. It may be celebrated in April and in March in catholic countries.

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Easter eggs are traditionally painted pink in Greece.

False. They are painted red, like blood.

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