Spring and Easter Fun Facts

During Easter weekend in Norway, people travel to the countryside and ______

When eating chocolate bunnies, 76% of Americans start by eating the ______ first.

On Easter Sunday in Hungary, women dress up in traditional clothes, and then get splashed with ______

Baranek Wielkanocny, a traditional Easter dish eaten in Poland, is a lamb made completely from _____

Mr Whiskers is so smart. He's a real _____

The yellow part of an egg is called _____

In Czechia during Easter Week, it's good luck to _____ your wife _____

In Germany, it is illegal to dance in public on Good Friday.

More than 500 million Cadbury's Creme Eggs are made every year-if they were piled on top of each other, they would make a tower 10 times higher than _____

Easter is named after Eostre, the Anglo-Saxon goddess of ____

At Easter in Papua New Guinea, trees are decorated with ____

In Greece, Easter eggs are only painted ______

The world's largest Easter egg hunt was held in Florida in 2007, when 9753 children tried to find ____ eggs.

If you suffer from Leporiphobia, you are scared of _______.

In 2007, an Easter Egg covered in ______ was sold for almost £9 million.

Every Easter Monday in the French city of Haux, locals get together and make a huge ____, big enough to feed 1000 people.

These delicious cakes are often eaten in Britain at Easter. What are they called?

During Easter week in France, Netherlands, and Belgium, it is believed that _____ fly to Rome and return on Easter morning with chocolate and painted eggs.