In which country and city, state or region do people eat a giant omelette made with thousands of eggs?
Auckland, New Zealand
Texas, the USA
Haux, France
Amsterdam, the Netherlands
Which country celebrates “Semana Santa” with parades and religious ceremonies?
Spain
Columbia
Cuba
Portugal
What do the Norwegians read a lot of during Easter?
crime novels and thrillers
poetry
the Bible
science fiction
What kind of animal delivers Easter eggs in Switzerland?
a emu
a goose
a swan
a cuckoo
What’s hidden in gardens and homes for children to find on Easter in many countries?
marshmallow peeps
chocolate bunnies
jelly beans
Easter eggs
What is the traditional Easter bread called in Italy?
torta di Pasqua
fondente di Pasqua
pane di Pasqua
colomba di Pasqua
What is the world record for the largest Easter egg made out of?
porcelain
chocolate
clay
wood
In which country do they decorate fountains with colourful Easter eggs?
Germany
Argentina
Italy
Switzerland
What kind of “hunt” is common for kids on Easter morning?
an Easter egg hunt
an Easter Turkey hunt
a tulip hunt
an Easter Bunny hunt
What is a “Hot Cross Bun” decorated with?
a bunny
jelly beans
a cross
an Easter egg
What day of Easter week is also known as “Spy Wednesday” in some cultures?
The Wednesday after Easter
Two Wednesdays before Easter
The Wednesday before Easter
The first Wednesday of the New Year
What flower is a symbol of Easter and spring in many cultures?
a daffodil
a lily
a tulip
a sunflower
What country’s Easter celebrations include crime TV marathons?
Norway
Canada
Germany
Sweden
What do children roll down hills in the USA during Easter?
themselves
Easter eggs
cheese
Easter balls
What colours are most associated with Easter and springtime?
black and red
blue and green
yellow and purple
blue and pink
In what country is “butter lamb” a thing?
Poland
Iceland
Scotland
Wales
In which two countries is “Easter Tree” decorating a popular tradition?
Iceland and Greenland
Germany and Sweden
the Ukraine and Croatia
Norway and Denmark
In which country do children dress up as "Easter witches" and go door-to-door for treats?
Brazil
Peru
Sweden
Iceland
Which country holds the world’s biggest Easter egg museum?
China
Russia
Croatia
the Ukraine
Which bird is most closely associated with Easter eggs?
a turkey
a goose
a hen
a pheasant
What animal has replaced the rabbit in Australian Easter advertising due to conservation concerns?
the bilby
the hare
the emu
the koala
In what country do people crack red eggs together and say “Christ is risen”?
Portugal
Korea
Greece
Singapore
In what country do people set off fireworks to celebrate Easter?
Italy
Singapore
the USA
China
In what countries do children play “egg tapping” games?
Many, but especially Finland and the Netherlands
Many, but especially Norway and Denmark
Many, but especially France and Bulgaria
Many, but especially Brazil and Argentina
In what country do people eat “Mämmi,” a dark rye pudding, for Easter?
India
Kazakhstan
Andorra
Finland
Where do people fly giant kites to celebrate Easter?
Uruguay
Bermuda
Brazil
Cuba
Which sugary animal treat often comes in yellow or pink and is made of marshmallow?
macaroons
lamington and marshmallow mousse trifles
pavlova
peeps
What day of the week is Easter Sunday always on?
Hello?
Thursday
Sunday
Friday
What do Australians often use instead of the Easter Bunny?
the Easter Shark
the Easter Kangaroo
the Easter Koala
the Easter Bilby
In what country is Easter also a big chocolate festival?
Switzerland
Belgium
France
England
Which animal, commonly found on Easter cards, symbolizes new life?
a sheep
a deer
a turkey
a lamb
In what country do people eat “kulich” and “paskha” for Easter?
Russia
the Ukraine
Latvia
Belarus
What sweet treat is traditionally eaten in the UK on Good Friday?
Banoffee Pie
Sticky Toffee Pudding
Hot Cross Buns
Jam Roly-Poly
Which country has an Easter tradition of drenching people with water on Easter Monday?
Denmark
Norway
Australia
Poland
What’s the name of the game where eggs are rolled down a hill?
Easter egg hide and seek
Easter egg skiing
Easter egg rolling
Easter egg hunting
In which country do people burn huge bonfires called “Easter fires”?
Luxembourg
Hungary
Germany
Argentina
In which country is Easter considered more important than Christmas?
Greece
Lithuania
Poland
Italy
What U.S. holiday tradition involves the president and an egg roll?
the George Washington Easter Egg Roll
the White House Easter Egg Roll
the JFK Easter Egg Roll
the Abraham Lincoln Easter Egg Roll
Where do people decorate eggs using wax and dye in traditional folk designs?
Austria
the Ukraine
Germany
Russia
What colour are traditional Easter eggs in Greece?
turquoise
purple
red
blue