Good Friday is the day before Easter Sunday.
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True
Good Friday commemorates the crucifixion of Jesus Christ.
True
False
Easter is the most important Christian holiday.
True
False
The Easter bonnet is a hat that is traditionally worn on Easter.
False
True
It's believed that the Easter egg hunt tradition started with hiding eggs for children to find after they were brought to church.
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False
Easter is always celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon following the March equinox.
True
False
In many countries, it's traditional to eat hot cross buns on Good Friday.
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True
The colors of Easter eggs represent different things: red for the blood of Christ, green for spring, and yellow for the sun.
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False
The Easter egg symbolizes new life and resurrection.
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True
The Easter bunny originally laid eggs.
True
False
The Easter bunny was first introduced in America by German immigrants.
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True
The first chocolate Easter egg was made in Switzerland.
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True
Easter Sunday is a public holiday in every country.
True
False
The Easter egg hunt tradition originated in Germany.
True
False
The Easter Lily is a popular flower associated with Easter.
False
True
In the Northern Hemisphere, spring is from March to May.
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False
The Easter parade is a tradition that started in New York City.
True
False
Spring officially starts on March 21st
False
True
The Easter Lamb is a symbol of Jesus Christ.
True
False
Easter is celebrated on the same day in every country.
True
False
Some people believe that the word "Easter" comes from the name of a goddess of spring.
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True
The term "Good Friday" comes from the fact that it's a day of great celebration for Christians.
True
False
The tradition of eating chocolate eggs at Easter began in the 19th century.
False
True
The Easter bunny is a Christian symbol.
False
True