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Random Easter facts
Trivia
100
What is the most common easter candy?
Chocolate - eggs or bunnies
100
What do Easter rabbits do according to tradition and stories?
Hide eggs
100
What is another name for a rabbit?
Bunny!
100
What are these people wearing?
Easter bonnets
100
According to christians, what happened on Good Friday about 2000 years ago?
Jesus was killed
200
Many people stop eating a favourite food during Lent. How long is Lent?
40 days
200
Children find Easter eggs in this activity
(Easter) Egg Hunt
200
This animal lays eggs
a chicken
200
This religious group of people celebrate Easter
Christians celebrate Easter
200
What is Lent?
a) It it's time of fasting.
b) It's time of grieving.
c) It's time of celebration.
a) It it's time of fasting.
300
What are these?
Hot cross buns
300
People make colorful eggs in this activity
Egg painting
300
This animal symbolizes Jesus, as it embodies purity and goodness but also represents sacrifice.
the lamb
300
Which part of the chocolate bunny do most people eat first?
Most people eat the ears first
300
Which ocean is Easter Island in?
The Pacific Ocean
400
What do eggs represent? Why are they an important part of Easter?
a) The birth of baby Jesus
b) Spring or new life
c) Food that you can eat after Lent ends
b) Spring or new life.
400
When did people start sending Easter cards? (what century?)
19th century
400
This animal lays the largest egg
The ostrich
400
How do you say 'Suur reede' in English?
Good Friday
400
The Easter Bunny originated in this country
Germany
500
When did people start giving chocolate Easter eggs as present? (What century?)
Early 19th century
500
Easter is …
a) always on the same date
b) a moveable feast
c) always in April
b) moveable feast
500
A hen's baby
Chick
500
Why do Easter cards often have baby sheep, rabbits or chickens on them?
Because many animals and birds are born in the spring.
500
The 40 days before Easter (when people are perparing for Easter) are called...
Lent