True or False
Biblical Easter
Food
Symbolism
Around the World
100

There are 80 million Easter eggs sold in the United Kingdom each year.

True

100

Jesus entered Jerusalem during his Triumphal Entry riding on this animal

What is a Donkey?

100

This is what marzipan balls on Simnel cake represent.

What is Jesus's 11 disciples (excluding Judas)
100

These symbolize new life, rebirth, and the emergence from the tomb

What are eggs?
100

This country holds Semana Santa (Holy Week) involving parades, processions, and religious rituals commemorating the events leading up to Jesus' crucifixion

What is Spain?

200

Rabbits are traditionally eaten at Easter

False.  Lamb is often eaten at Easter


200

Easter Sunday is also called this

What is Resurrection Day?

200

This German baked good used to be associated with Easter

What is Pretzels?
200

This animal has its roots in pagan traditions of spring and fertility

What is the bunny?

200

In this country, children dress up as witches, sometimes with painted faces and handkerchiefs on their head, in a tradition possibly linked to old beliefs about witches flying to a mountain on the Thursday before Easter.

What is Sweden/Finland?

300

It is traditional to cook pancakes at Easter.

False  Pancakes are cooked on Shrove Tuesday.

300

It is called Palm Sunday because of this

What is Palm Sunday when Jesus entered Jerusalem greeted by the people waving palm branches?

300

This is how many Easter eggs children eat each year

1. 8
2. 12
3. 5
4. 1

What is 8?

300

We wear these to church on Easter Sunday because we believe they bring good luck

What are new clothes/outfits?

300

This country throws pots on Holy Saturday, symbolizing the new crops to be gathered in the newly purchased pots.

What is Greece?

400

The white lily is the traditional Easter flower.

True

400

Peter denied Christ this many times

What is 3?
400

The world's largest chocolate Easter egg was created by an Italian chocolatier.  It was 10.39 meters tall.  How much did it weight?

1.  Around the weight of a giraffe
2.  Around the same weight as a car
3.  Around the weight of a large African elephant
4.  Around the weight of a double decker bus

What is C - Around the weight of a large African elephant (approx. 11,000 lbs!)

400

This is the type of tree that was used to build the cross upon which Jesus was crucified

What is the Dogwood Tree?

400
In this country on Easter morning, the bells ring out in celebration of the Resurrection.

What is France?

500

It is a tradition to eat hot cross buns on Easter Sunday

False: This occurs on Good Friday

500

This day of the week is held to honor the Last Supper

What is Holy Thursday, also known as Maundy Thursday?

500

Easter eggs sometimes have crocodile or fish scales for designs.  Why?

1.  To represent the fish eaten on Good Friday
2.  To cover up any imperfections in the chocolate
3.  Just to look pretty
4.  The design is inspired by a valuable Faberge Egg

What is B - to cover up any imperfections in the chocolate?

500

These are the 5 pastel colors that hold a religious meaning (when it comes to Easter)

What are white, lavender, pink, red and green?
500

In this country, blessings are given to palm branches interwoven into intricate patterns representing various symbols of Christianity.

What is Brazil?

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