The biggest eggs are laid by ostriches.
TRUE
FALSE
Where in the world do people eat a lamb made of only butter at Easter?
Denmark
Belgium
Poland
What percent of Americans go to church on Easter Sunday?
60 %
50 %
40 %
Where in the world do they have an Easter bonnet (=hat) competition?
Hungary
the USA
Germany
the UK
The word "EASTER" comes from
a Hebrew word that means „holy day“
the name of a woman in the Bible
Eastern Europe
the name of a goddess
Rabbits with upright ears hear better than rabbits with floppy ears.
TRUE
FALSE
Easter Island is located in Atlantic Ocean.
TRUE
FALSE
Reading crime novels is a popular Easter tradition in Norway.
TRUE
FALSE
The Friday before Easter is called Good Friday.
TRUE
FALSE
40-day period before Easter is called Lent
TRUE
FALSE
Which part of a chocolate bunny do most of Americans eat first?
the body
the ears
the legs
the head
What colour were the first eggs dyed?
green
blue
red
yellow
Where in the world do people fly giant kites at Easter?
Bermuda
Australia
Iran
Where in the world do people smash pots at Easter time?
Greece
Italy
France
What is the traditional flower of Easter and it is also a symbol of elegance, beauty, hope, life and purity?
rose
orchid
lily
tulip
Easter falls on
the 3rd Sunday in spring
the 1st Sunday in April
the same day every year
the 1st Sunday after the first full moon of spring
Instead of the Easter Bunny, what animal delivers eggs inSwitzerland?
cuckoo
fox
chicken
bear
In Sweden, what do children dress up as for Easter?
clowns
fairies
witches
Where did the idea of the Easter Bunny come from?
Germany
Ireland
France
the USA
Which famous city in the USA hosts an annual event for children known as the “Easter Egg Roll”?
New York
Los Angeles
Miami
Washington, D. C.
In which city does the Archbishop set off fireworks during Easter Mass?
Luxembourg
Barcelona
Florence