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What is the religious significance of Easter in Christianity?
It commemorates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.
What are some similarities between Semana Santa in Andalusia and religious festivals in other countries?
They both include processions, traditional music, symbolic clothing, and religious rituals.
True or False: The tradition of decorating eggs originated in Anglo-Saxon cultures.
False – It likely began in Eastern Europe.
What is the purpose of the "cofradías" during Semana Santa in Andalusia?
They organize and participate in processions to honor religious events and traditions.
In which country did the Easter Bunny tradition become popular before spreading to other cultures?
Germany.
Describe a typical Easter Sunday in a British family.
Families usually attend church, have a big lunch (often roast lamb), and children go on Easter egg hunts.
Which two foods are most commonly associated with Semana Santa in Andalusia?
Torrijas and bacalao (cod).
What is the symbolism of the cross carried in Semana Santa processions?
It represents the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
What’s the name of the traditional British Easter cake with marzipan balls on top?
Simnel cake.
Why are bunnies and eggs associated with Easter in Western cultures?
They symbolize fertility and new life, linked to ancient springtime traditions.
True or False: In Andalusia, Semana Santa is more cultural than religious.
False – While it has cultural aspects, it is primarily religious.
What does “resurrection” mean in the context of Easter?
The act of rising from the dead, specifically Jesus returning to life.
In which country do people crack red eggs to symbolize the blood of Christ?
Greece.
What is an Easter egg hunt, and why is it popular in English-speaking countries?
It’s
a game where children search for hidden eggs, symbolizing joy, surprise, and
new life.
What are “pasos” in Semana Santa, and who carries them?
Large religious floats, carried by "costaleros."
What does the phrase “He is risen” mean, and when is it commonly used?
It refers to Jesus’ resurrection and is often said on Easter
