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Easter facts - A2+
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Where did the Easter Bunny tradition come from?
England
Germany
the USA
France
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Old superstition held that if you wore new clothes on Easter, you would have good luck for the rest of the year.
True
False
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The act of painting eggs originates from a...
English tradition
Swedish tradition
German tradition
Ukrainian tradition
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When was the first chocolate Easter egg produced?
1973
1873
1673
1773
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Why do we have eggs at Easter?
They only appear in Spring.
They are yummy.
They are a symbol of new life.
Chocolate is a symbol of Jesus.
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What sweet bread do people make in many English-speaking countries?
angry easter buns
easter buns
hot cross buns
cold cinnamon buns
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Why do Christian people celebrate Easter?
It marks the death and resurrection of Jesus.
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What is this German Easter snack?
A pretzel
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In Germany, it is illegal to dance on Good Friday
False
True
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Easter marks the end of...
Holy week
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Holy week starts with...
Palm Sunday
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What do children in Sweden dress up as at Easter?
rabbits
lambs
chicks
witches
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Some Australians don't eat chocolate rabbits or eggs - they eat chocolate ...
bilbies.
kangaroos.
wallabies.
wombats.
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59% of people eat the ______ of a chocolate bunny first.
tail
ears
feet
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What do some Christians do before Easter?
They go to church to pray every day for a week.
They have a party with their family.
They give up meat and fasten for forty days.
They eat lots of chocolate to celebrate.
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What brings the eggs in the Westphalia region of Germany?
a rabbit
a fox
a cuckoo
a chick
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Americans consume over 16 million ________ _________ during Easter.
jelly beans
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