WHERE DID EASTER EGGS ORIGINATE FROM?
North America, Asia, or Europe
WHAT IS EUROPE
the Easter bunny
AMERICANS CONSUME MORE THAN 16 MILLION OF THESE DURING EASTER
Reese's, Jelly beans, Cadbury eggs, Chocolate bunnies
jelly beans
Which animal is a symbol of Easter in the U.S.?
bunny
WHAT PART OF THE CHOCOLATE EASTER BUNNY DO A MAJORITY OF PEOPLE TEND TO EAT FIRST
WHAT IS THE EARS
What is considered to be the flower of Easter?
Daisies, roses or lilies?
lilies
WHAT COUNTRY DID THE IDEA OF THE EASTER BUNNY GIVING CANDY AND EGGS COME FROM?
United States, Russia or Germany
WHAT IS GERMANY
What do children typically do with eggs at Easter?
dye & hunt
WHAT DO YOU USE TO COLLECT EASTER EGGS?
WHAT IS A EASTER BASKET
In the U.S., what do children also get other than chocolate and eggs?
Easter baskets (small gifts & toys)
THERE ARE 1.5 MILLION OF THESE EASTER DELIGHTS MADE ON A DAILY BASIS
Cadbury Creme Eggs or Hershey's Creme Eggs
WHAT IS CADBURY CREME EGGS
What treat is most popular during Easter in the U.S.?
chocolate eggs
WHAT HOLIDAY DOES EASTER ALWAYS COMPETE WITH?
Christmas, Halloween, or Thanksgiving
WHAT IS HALLOWEEN
Why were eggs historically eaten at Easter?
(40 day period before Easter)
There are around 90 million of these sold during Easter, what are they?
Chocolate bunnies
Which 2 animals are also linked with Easter (other than a bunny)?
lamb and chickens
WHAT HOLIDAY DO PEOPLE TEND TO BUY THE MOST CANDY?
Easter or Halloween
WHAT IS EASTER
Why does the date of Easter change every year?
it follows the lunar calendar (Easter is the first Sunday after the full moon)
IN 1953 HOW LONG DID IT TAKE TO MAKE ONE PEEP?
27 minutes or 27 hours
27 HOURS

What do Easter eggs symbolize?
new life