Easter Bunny Facts
How much money does the Easter Bunny bring in annually?
a. 1 million dollars
b. 18 million dollars
c. 18 billion dollars
What do people in Germany do with their Easter eggs?
a. Smash them
b. Pray to them
c. Dance around them
What does Easter bread symbolize?
a. The Easter Bunny can bake really well
b. The end of the Lenten fast, peace, and good luck in the coming year
c. Easter eggs make great bread
When was the first day of Spring this year?
a. March 20th
b. The first warm day
c. April 1st
What is celebrated in Thailand and considered to be their New Year's Day?
a. Easter
b. Songkran Water Festival
c. Holi
Where did the Easter Bunny originate?
a. Italy
b. Germany
c. USA
How big was the world's biggest Easter egg?
a. 34 feet tall
b. 12 feet tall
c. 6 ft tall
What do carrots symbolize?
a. Springtime
b. The start of summer
c. Good harvests
Who was the first person to propose Daylight Savings Time in 1784?
a. Alexander Hamilton
b. George Washington
c. Benjamin Franklin
What is celebrated in Northern India and involves throwing colored powder at one another to pay tribute to the many hues of spring?
a. Songkran Water Festival
b. Holi
c. Nowruz
Where did chocolate Easter Bunnies originate?
a. Germany
b. Italy
c. USA
How much did the most expensive chocolate Easter Egg sell for?
a. $1000
b. more than $10,000
c. 5 cents
What does cooked ham symbolize?
a. Poverty
b. Feasting
c. A birthday
What is the first day of Spring called?
a. Vernal Equinox
b. Wednesday
c. Vernon Odem
What takes place on Cooper's Hill in Gloucester, England?
a. Yarn making
b. Cheese rolling
c. Color powder throwing
What did children used to leave out for the Easter Bunny?
a. Radishes
b. Cabbage
c. Carrots
How many eggs did the world's largest Easter egg hunt consist of?
a. 501,000 eggs
b. 20,000 eggs
c. 1 million eggs
What does the pretzel symbolize?
a. Love
b. shoelaces
c. Prayer
Which two states do not follow Daylight Savings?
a. Arizona and New Mexico
b. Arizona and California
c. Arizona and Hawaii
This is when people dress in white and gather around the Teotihuacán Pyramid in Mexico City to celebrate the Spring Equinox
a. Holi
b. Cheese rolling day
c. Spring Equinox in Teotihuacán
Where do most rabbits purchased as Easter gifts end up?
a. The zoo
b. Shelters
c. The woods
Before plastic, what were fillable eggs made out of?
a. metal
b. cardboard
c. styrofoam
Why are chicks, lambs, and flowers popular decorations for Easter cakes?
a. Because they symbolize new life
b. Old McDonald loved Easter
c. Goats are diabetic (Mr. Spencer made that answer up)
Besides the first day of Spring, what other day is March 20th?
a. St. Patrick's Day
b. National Ravioli Day
c. Cinco De Mayo
This is celebrated in Central Asia and means "New Day."
a. Springtime
b. Nowruz
c. Songkran Water Festival