The Easter Story
The number of days that Lent lasts.
40 days
This cartoon rabbit, known for his witty catchphrase “What’s up, Doc?”.
Bugs Bunny
In many cultures, children participate in this activity on Easter Sunday where they search for eggs.
Egg hunt
What do 76% of people say they eat first when they bite into a chocolate bunny?
Ears.
These eggs are fluffy, light and go perfectly with toast.
Scrambled eggs
The day on which the Last Supper was held.
Thursday (Maundy Thursday)
This rabbit is known for his blue jacket and his adventures in Mr. McGregor’s garden.
Peter Rabbit
This traditional Easter activity involves coloring and decorating eggs.
Egg painting/decorating
In Europe, what do traditional Easter baskets often include rather than candy?
Real eggs, bread, ham, and butter.
These eggs are a perfect go-to snack. Or you can cut them up and toss them on a salad.
Hard-boiled eggs
The name of the hill where Jesus was crucified.
Golgotha (also known as Calvary)
This rabbit is the star of a battery commercial
Energizer Bunny
This sweet bread is often spiced and studded with raisins or currants.
Hot cross buns
This iconic chocolate Gold Bunny is made by which chocolatier.
Lindt
These eggs are generally served cold as a side dish, appetizer or main dish. You remove the yolks and mixed them with other ingredients.
Deviled eggs
This Roman governor ordered Jesus’ crucifixion, despite finding no fault in him.
Pontius Pilate
This young rabbit befriends a deer named Bambi, and teaches him important life lessons.
Thumper
This flower is often used to symbolize Easter due to its association with purity and new life.
Lily
This chocolate egg has been banned in the U.S.
Kinder egg
This egg’s name originates from the French word poché, meaning small pouch or pocket.
Poached eggs
According to scripture, who was first to see Jesus after he was resurrected?
Mary Magdalene
This rabbit leads his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood.
Rabbit (from Winnie the Pooh)
This European country was credited with bringing the Easter Bunny to America.
Germany
What does the Easter basket symbolize?
New life, spring, and rebirth.
These eggs are fried on one side only and never flipped.
Sunny-side up eggs