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Easter Traditions Around The World
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In Australia, which animal is used as an alternative to the Easter bunny because rabbits are considered pests?
Bilby
Koala
Kangaroo
Wombat
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In Greece, eggs are traditionally dyed a specific color on Maundy Thursday. What is that color?
Purple
Blue
Gold
Red
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What is the German name for Easter egg trees where decorated eggs are hung from branches?
Adventskranz
Ostereierbaum
Tannenbaum
Maibaum
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In Ouro Preto, Brazil, which materials are used to create elaborate patterns on the streets for Easter celebrations?
Chalk and charcoal
Flowers, sand, and sawdust
Paint and stencils
Ribbons and fabric
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In India, which day is the main day for celebrations involving large church gatherings and passion plays?
Palm Sunday
Ash Wednesday
Good Friday
Easter Monday
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In Sri Lanka, how long can church services on Good Friday traditionally last?
1 hour
30 minutes
3 hours
5 hours
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In Sweden and Finland, what do children dress up as while going around the neighborhood carrying willow twigs?
Garden gnomes
Little lambs
Forest elves
Witches
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Which part of a chocolate bunny do most people eat first?
the body
the head
the ears
the legs
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Pisanki are handcrafted and painted Easter eggs that symbolise...
Fertility and spring
Happiness
Jesus Christ
Abundance of food
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In Spain, on Maundy Thursday, what do men in some places dress as to perform a 'dance of death'?
Disciples
Roman soldiers
Skeletons
Angels
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In Mexico, which traditional food eaten during Easter is actually a flat leaf cactus?
Tamale
Empanada
Ceviche
Nopal
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What is the traditional flower of Easter and it is also a symbol of elegance, beauty, hope, life and purity?
rose
lily
orchid
tulip
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In Scotland, children roll boiled and painted eggs down grassy hills. What does this rolling symbolise?
The rolling away of the stone from Jesus’ tomb
The speed of the resurrection
The joy of the children
The arrival of spring
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In the USA, where is the famous annual Easter egg rolling event held each year?
The Capitol Building
The White House
The National Mall
Central Park
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Easter falls on
the 1st Sunday in April
the same day every year
the 3rd Sunday in spring
the 1st Sunday after the first full moon of spring
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Where did the idea of the Easter Bunny come from?
France
the USA
Germany
Ireland
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Where in the world do people make a lamb made of only butter at Easter?
Denmark
Belgium
France
Poland
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Where in the world do they have an Easter bonnet (=hat) competition?
Germany
the UK
Hungary
the USA
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During the Easter period known as 'Fasika' in Ethiopia, how many days do many people fast for Lent?
21 days
55 days
30 days
40 days
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Why do people in Bermuda fly kites during the Easter period?
To compete for the tallest flight
To welcome migratory birds
To celebrate the start of the sailing season
To symbolise the rising of Christ
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What is the shape of the traditional Italian Easter cake called 'Colomba Pasquale'?
A lamb
A cross
A heart
A dove
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