How many Easter eggs are sold in the UK every year?
20 million
120 million
80 million
180 million
Which country started the tradition of the Easter bunny?
Norway
the USA
Germany
Denmark
The first Easter eggs were dyed what colour?
Purple
Orange
Blue
Red
What is the tradition behind the hot cross bun?
The bun represents the cross that nuns wear.
The bun means Christians won't go hungry if they obey God.
The bun represents the cross on which Jesus Christ died.
The bun represents a new beginning.
In Switzerland, what animal delivers Easter eggs to children?
The Easter Dog
The Easter Duck
The Easter Cuckoo Bird
The Easter Elephant
What is the Sunday before Easter Sunday called?
Cactus Sunday
Lily Sunday
Palm Sunday
Tulip Sunday
What is the official flower of Easter?
Red Poppies
Red Tulips
White Lilies
White Roses
Besides bunnies, what animal is considered an Easter symbol?
A lamb
A goat
A cow
A horse
What popular game is traditionally played at Easter?
An Easter egg catch
An Easter egg basketball game
An Easter egg hunt
An Easter egg toss
Where is Easter Island located?
The Southeast Atlantic Ocean
The Southeast Pacific Ocean
The Indian Sea
The Artic Ocean
When was the first recorded use of decorated Easter eggs?
In the 13th century
In the 11th century
In the 18th century
In the 17th century
What meat is traditionally consumed on Easter Sunday?
Pork
Lamb
Venison
Veal
Where did the Easter bonnet originate from?
the Netherlands
Europe
the USA
the UK
When do Easter egg hunts traditionally take place?
On Easter Sunday morning
On Good Friday
After Easter dinner
the Saturday before Easter
Why is it called Palm Sunday?
Palm Sunday was when Jesus entered Jerusalem greeted by the
Palms symbolise good things to come
Palms symbolise a good harvest
Jesus liked palm trees
What dance traditionally takes place at Easter?
Morris dancing
Square dancing
the tango
Line dancing
