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Which part of a chocolate bunny do most of Americans eat first?

the ears

the body

the legs

the head

Where in the world do people smash pots at Easter time?

Greece

Italy

France

Russia

Where in the world do people fly giant kites at Easter?

Bermuda

Iran

Australia

Brazil

Where in the world do they have an Easter bonnet (=hat) competition?

the UK

the USA

Germany

Hungary

Where in the world do people eat a lamb made of only butter at Easter?

Poland

Denmark

Belgium

Sweden

The biggest eggs are laid by ostriches.

TRUE

FALSE

What is the traditional flower of Easter and it is also a symbol of elegance, beauty, hope, life and purity?

lily

orchid

rose

tulip

Easter falls on

the 1st Sunday after the first full moon of spring.

the 1st Sunday in April.

the same day every year.

the 3rd Sunday in spring.

Which famous city in the USA hosts an annual event for children known as the “Easter Egg Roll”?

Washington, D. C.

New York City

Los Angeles

Miami

What percent of Americans go to church on Easter Sunday?

50%

60%

70%

80%

Reading crime novels is a popular Easter tradition in Norway.

TRUE

FALSE

How many chocolate bunnies are sold during Easter?

90 million

50 million

30 million

25 million

How many jelly beans do Americans eat during Easter?

16 million

36 million

60 million

26 million

How many Cadbury Creme Eggs are made every day?

1.5 million

500,000

20 million

5 million

How many Americans eat Peeps during Easter?

about 1.5 million

about 1.0 million

about 3.5 million

about 10 million

Easter baskets have special symbolism. What is it?

They represent new life.

They represent a good harvest.

They represent respect for nature and the world.

They represent good luck.

In what country is dancing banned on Good Friday?

Germany

Romania

Poland

Russia

What German baked goods used to be associated with Easter?

Pretzels

Bagels

German chocolate cake

Linzer cookies

How much does the world's largest Easter egg weigh?

2268 kilos

3370 kilos

4762 kilos

5001 kilos

Where did the world's largest Easter egg hunt take place?

in Florida in the USA

in Texas in the USA

in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil

in Brasilia in Brazil

Where was the UK's first Easter egg produced?

in Bristol in 1873

in Oxford in 1876

in Cambridge in 1854

in Exeter in 1821

What is Easter named after?

Eostre, the Goddess of Humans and Crops

Ester, the Goddess of Light

Ostre, the Goddess of Hope

Oeste, the Goddess of the Wind and Water

Easter Sunday is also called what?

Resurrection Day

Palm Day

Spirit Day

Rising Day

Which country first introduced an Easter tree?

Germany

Belgium

Sweden

Finland

What dance traditionally takes place at Easter?

Morris dancing

Line dancing

Square dancing

the tango

Why is it called Palm Sunday?

Palm Sunday was when Jesus entered Jerusalem greeted by the

Jesus liked palm trees

Palms symbolise good things to come

Palms symbolise a good harvest

When do Easter egg hunts traditionally take place?

On Easter Sunday morning

On Good Friday

After Easter dinner

the Saturday before Easter

Where did the Easter bonnet originate from?

Europe

the USA

the UK

the Netherlands

What meat is traditionally consumed on Easter Sunday?

Lamb

Pork

Veal

Venison

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

Where is Easter Island located?

The Southeast Pacific Ocean

The Southeast Atlantic Ocean

The Indian Sea

The Artic Ocean

What popular game is traditionally played at Easter?

An Easter egg hunt

An Easter egg catch

An Easter egg toss

An Easter egg basketball game

Besides bunnies, what animal is considered an Easter symbol?

A lamb

A goat

A cow

A horse

What is the official flower of Easter?

White Lilies

Red Tulips

White Roses

Red Poppies

What is the Sunday before Easter Sunday called?

Palm Sunday

Lily Sunday

Tulip Sunday

Cactus Sunday

In Switzerland, what animal delivers Easter eggs to children?

The Easter Cuckoo Bird

The Easter Duck

The Easter Elephant

The Easter Dog

What is the tradition behind the hot cross bun?

The bun represents the cross on which Jesus Christ died.

The bun represents the cross that nuns wear.

The bun represents a new beginning.

The bun means Christians won't go hungry if they obey God.

The first Easter eggs were dyed what colour?

Red

Blue

Orange

Purple

Which country started the tradition of the Easter bunny?

Germany

the USA

Norway

Denmark

How many Easter eggs are sold in the UK every year?

20 million

80 million

120 million

180 million