Easter Eggs
Food
Eggs and Creatures
Myth and Folklore
Culture
100
This Disney princess from another movie is seen entering the castle in the movie Frozen on the day of Elsa’s coronation.
Rapunzel from Tangled
100
This popular rich and full-flavoured sweet is made out of beans which were once used as currency by the Aztecs.
Chocolate
100
The egg of this flightless bird must endure a transfer from the female to the male and vice versa to incubate in sub-freezing temperatures while the other feeds.
Emperor penguin
100
This large mythical creature with scales and wings is known to hatch from an egg.
Dragon
100
This popular brand that features a cartoon character sells both chocolate cocoa powder, as well as cereal that consists of small coco spheres.
Nesquick Bunny (Nestle)
200
In the Simpsons world, all characters have only 4 fingers on each hand. But these two holy characters are the only ones with five fingers.
God and Jesus
200
This European country is the place of origin of the food called Scotch egg, which is a whole soft or hard-boiled egg wrapped in sausage meat, coated in bread crumbs and baked or deep-fried.
England
200
Like birds, this animal species of both land and sea is also known to reproduce by laying eggs that they often bury under the sand.
Reptiles
200
According to the Harry Potter series, this mythical creature associated with fire and rebirth hatches from glossy green or blue eggs.
Phoenix
200
The eggs and the ham were green in the book of this children's book author.
Dr. Seuss
300
An image of these two famous droids (robots) can be seen on ancient Egyptian walls in the Indiana Jones movie Raiders of The Lost Ark.
R2-D2 and C-P3O
300
Many types of desserts, candies or cookies such as macarons, pavlova, Eton mess and baked Alaska are based on this type of dessert that is made from whipped egg whites and sugar.
Meringue
300
This bird is known to lay her eggs in the nests of other bird species.
Common cuckoo
300
This fictional character who mutters “Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late!” leads a girl down its burrow and into another world.
The White Rabbit - Alice in Wonderland
300
This word is used to refer to both a small baby chicken as well as a young woman in slang.
Chick
400
These vultures from the movie The Jungle Book are drawn based on this influential English rock band from the 60’s.
The Beatles
400
This rich, chilled, sweetened, dairy-based beverage is traditionally consumed over the Christmas season in the United States and Canada. It is made with milk, cream, sugar, whipped egg whites, and egg yolks. Sometimes brandy, rum, whisky are also added.
Eggnogg
400
The egg of this bird contains about 2000 calories which is equal to 18 bananas.
Ostrich
400
In a fable, this creature was the competitor of a hare in a race that was won by cunning means.
Tortoise
400
A Fabergé eggs are jewelled eggs that were created in which country?
Russia
500
This citrus fruit carries the meaning “marked for death” in The Godfather film series.
Orange
500
This common American breakfast or brunch dish that was popularized in New York City, consists of two halves of an English muffin, each topped with Canadian bacon, a poached egg, and hollandaise sauce.
Eggs Benedict
500
These eggs belong to this predatory underwater creature.
Shark
500
This character from an English nursery rhyme (1954) is portrayed as an egg with human traits who “sat on a wall” and “had a great fall”.
Humpty Dumpty
500
The Ukrainian pysanky eggs are created through a process of drawing patterns on the eggs with this material/organic substance and dipping the eggs in several different colours.
Wax
