In the past, why did people fast before Easter?
To prepare their hearts and bodies for the holiday
To save money and have a big meal on Easter
Because there were no supermarkets
To save food for the bunny
In which season do we celebrate Easter?
Summer
Autumn
Spring
Winter
Why do people celebrate Easter in Christianity?
Because spring is fun
To get more chocolate
To remember the resurrection of Jesus
To remember the birth of Jesus
What day of the week is Easter always on?
Saturday
Easterday
EggBunnyDay
Sunday
What animal is a symbol of Easter?
Monkey
Bunny
Dog
Cat
When did the Easter Bunny first appear in stories?
In the 1600s in Germany
In Ancient Egypt
In a TV show in the 1800s
When Jesus was resurrected
What do kids often carry during an Easter egg hunt?
A backpack
A shopping cart
An egg basket
A rucksack
What do people often do with Easter eggs?
Sell them
Throw them in the ocean
Bury them in the garden forever
Hide them for a hunt
What do chicks and eggs both represent at Easter?
new life
sleep
drowsiness
ice cream
What does the egg represent in Easter traditions?
Chocolate
New life and new beginnings
A nest for bunnies
Delicious food
In Orthodox Christian countries like Russia and Romania, what kind of eggs are very famous?
Sparkling jelly eggs
Expensive eggs made of gold and diamonds
Beautifully painted eggs with designs
Golden treasure eggs
Why is the bunny a symbol of Easter?
Because they are a symbol of new life and fertility
Because bunnies make great chocolate
Because bunnies are born in spring
Because bunnies are good at hiding things
What do people decorate for Easter?
Eggs
Seashells
Pumpkins
Snowballs
What do children in Germany sometimes do the night before Easter?
Write letters to the Easter Fairy
Leave out carrots for the bunny
Read Easter stories
Sleep in bunny pajamas
What happened on Good Friday, before Easter Sunday?
Jesus was born
Jesus was crucified
Jesus rode a bunny
Jesus painted eggs
What is the traditional name for the Friday before Easter?
Good Friday
Sad Friday
Chocolate Friday
Bunny Friday
What’s a “Paschal egg”?
A dinosaur egg
A magical egg
Another name for an Easter egg
A special Easter egg
In India, where Easter is celebrated by Christians, what do people often enjoy eating?
Curry-filled Easter eggs
Hot chocolate with marshmallows
Gigant chocolate elephants
Hot cross buns and traditional sweets
Who is famous fro bringing eggs on Easter?
The Easter bunny
Santa Claus
The Grinch
Casper the friendly ghost
What does the word “Easter” come from?
A magical Wizard called Easter
A bunny’s middle name
A magical chocolate company
An old spring goddess named Eostre
In which country do people eat a special sweet Easter bread called “kulich”?
Egypt
Russia
Ukraine
Argentina
In Bulgaria, what do people do with red eggs at church?
Hit them against other eggs to see which one stays uncracked
Give them to children
Hide them in the priest’s hat
Roll them down the aisle
What’s a common color theme for Easter?
Pastel colors like pink and yellow
Red and yellow
Dark green and black
Green and red
How long have people been coloring eggs for spring festivals?
Since the times of Jesus Christ
Since 500 years ago
Only since TikTok was invented
Since ancient times, even before Easter
What's the name of the week before Easter?
Easter Week
Bunny Week
Holy Week
Easterland
In which country do people have a big water fight on Easter Monday?
Poland
Estonia
Latvia
Netherlands
What flower is often linked with Easter?
Sage
Sunflower
Rose
Lily
What did early Christians often use eggs to represent?
A hard snack
The empty tomb of Jesus
An offering for Jesus
A gift for the bunny king
In which country do people crack red eggs to play a game?
Croatia
Canada
Turkey
Greece
What do you call the big meal many families eat on Easter Sunday?
Easter Feast
Egg Party
Candy Party
Bunny Banquet
Where do Easter eggs come from in some European stories?
A magic chicken
A super rabbit
A flying elephant
A bell or a cuckoo bird
What do kids in the UK often roll down hills on Easter?
Painted eggs
Themselves
Chocolate eggs
Cheese
In which country does a giant Easter witch fly through the sky (in folklore)?
Mexico
Sweden
Ireland
Bulgaria
What animal brings Easter eggs in Switzerland instead of a bunny?
A pidgeon
A cuckoo bird
A giraffe
An elephant
In the early Church, when was Easter first officially celebrated?
Around 1000 BC
In the time of dinosaurs
Around 100 years ago
Around the year 300 AD
What are Easter eggs often made of ?
cheese
candy
chocolate
spagetti