Holy Week
What Jewish holiday were the disciples observing during the Last Supper, which foreshadowed Jesus's death as the lamb "slaughtered at twilight" in Exodus?
What is the Passover?
This bird is known for laying the largest eggs, which often weigh over 3 pounds.
What is the Ostrich
Easter is a Christian holiday celebrating which event?
What is the resurrection of Jesus Christ
This marshmallow candy shaped like chicks is a staple of Easter baskets in the United States.
What are Peeps?
This country celebrates Easter with "Semana Santa," a weeklong celebration of massive float processions through its cities.
What is Spain?
On the first day of passion week, Jesus is said to have entered Jerusalem riding on this animal, fulfilling a prophecy of the prophet Zechariah from 500 years earlier. (Zec 9:9).
What is a Donkey
How many grams of protein is in one average chicken egg?
What is 6 grams
This person was the first to witness the empty tomb and resurrection of Jesus.
Who is Mary Magdalene
This British brand is best known for its Easter and egg-themed candy, most famous of which is the Creme Egg.
What is Cadbury?
This European country was the first to invent the Chocolate Bunny, which became an Easter staple in the United States in 1890 thanks to Robert L. Strohecker.
What is Germany?
This site was the location of Jesus's arrest and betrayal by Judas Iscariot, and where he sweat blood while in prayer.
What is the Garden of Gethsemane
Approximately how many eggs does the average American consume every year?
A. 84
B. 729
C. 273
D. 446
What is
C. 273
Jesus told this disciple, sometimes called the Doubter, "Because you have seen me, you have believed; blessed are those who have not seen me and yet have believed" (John 20:29).
Who is Thomas
How many Jelly Beans are produced annually in the United States?
A. 16 billion
B. 41 billion
C. 5 billion
D. 57 billion
What is
A. 16 billion
In this predominantly Orthodox Christian nation, Easter Eggs are dyed red to symbolize the blood of Christ and the color of life.
What is Greece?
Pontius Pilate offered to free either Jesus or this man, who was a murder and insurrectionist. The people chose to have Jesus crucified instead.
Who is Barrabas
The Fabergé Easter Eggs - one of which sold for $30.2 million in 2025 - are the pinnacle of jeweled egg decoration. Which country are these famous eggs from?
What is Russia
Jesus asks Peter this question 3 times after his resurrection, forgiving Peter and mirroring Peter's denial of Jesus before the crucifixion.
What is Do you love me/ Simon son of John, do you love me?
This egg-shaped chocolate was banned in the United States for violating a 1938 Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act which made it a choking hazard for young children. A less harmful alternative was then released.
What is the Kinder Surprise Egg/Kinder Egg
This African nation, known for having one of the world's oldest Christian communities and never being colonized, celebrates Easter with the 55-day Hudade fast. It is broken on Easter with doro wat (chicken stew) and coffee.
What is Ethiopia
Jesus was crucified at this location, an elevated site known as the "place of the skull."
What is Golgotha/Cavalry
The largest Easter Egg Hunt of all time took place April 1st, 2007 at the Cypress Gardens Adventure Park in Winter Haven, Florida. How many Easter Eggs were included in the hunt, which featured 9,753 children?
What is 501,000 Easter Eggs
40 days after Jesus' resurrection, he is said to have ascended into from this location, in the vicinity of Bethany.
What is the Mount of Olives
This U.S. president's fondness for jelly beans helped popularize them as a mainstream Easter sweet. He famously used them to quit smoking and kept a jar in the Oval Office.
Who is Ronald Reagan?
This British Island Territory celebrates Easter with hexagonal tissue paper kites, which are then flown by families on Good Friday.
What is Bermuda?