Easter Eggs
The Easter Bunny
Easter Candy
Easter Traditions
The Bible and Easter
Spring Animals
Easter Around the World
Easter Food
Easter in POP Culture
Easter Flowers and Nature
Final Jeopardy
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Easter gets traditionally represent this.

New life / Fertility

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The easter bunny tradiotn is believed to have originated in this european country

Germany

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this marshmallow candy shaped like chicks and bunnies is one of the best selling easter candies

peeps

100

this is the term for the 40-day period of fasting and reflection that precedes eater for christians

Lent

100

according to gospels, Jesus rode into Jerusalem on this day on a donkey, greeted by crowds waving palm branches

Palm Sunday

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Baby sheep, a common sight on spring farms and used in Easter imagery, are called this.

lambs

100

In this country, Easter Monday is celebrated with a massive water fight called Śmigus-dyngus.

Poland

100

This braided bread, decorated with colored eggs baked right in, is a traditional Easter food in many Eastern European countries.

Easter bread (Tsoureki/Paska)

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This 2018 Steven Spielberg film features a massive Easter egg hunt inside a virtual reality world called the OASIS.

Ready Player One

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This white trumpet-shaped flower is the official Easter flower and symbolizes purity and new life.

Easter lily

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Category

A Holy Week

This is the only one of the four canonical gospels that does not include an account of the resurrection of Jesus, ending instead with the discovery of the empty tomb and a mysterious young man in a white robe - with no appearances of the risen christ

200

This Ukrainian art of decorating eggs with intricate patterns dates back thousands of years.

Pysanka

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the easter bunny was brought to america by immigrants known by this name, who settled in pennsylvania

pennsylvania dutch

200

reeses sells billions of these every season

reeses peanut butter eggs

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easter Sunday always falls on the Sunday after this first spring occurance

the first full moon after the spring equinox

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the last supper is said to have been a celebration of this jewish festival

passover

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This baby chicken is the animal most associated with Easter alongside the bunny.

chick

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This city in Spain holds the world-famous Semana Santa processions featuring floats called pasos.

Seville

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Simnel cake, a traditional British Easter treat, is decorated with 11 of these on top, representing the faithful apostles.

 marzipan balls?

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Charlie Brown and his friends star in this 1974 Easter television special.

It's the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown

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These brightly colored spring flowers, which bulbs are planted in fall, bloom in many Easter decorations and colors.

tulips

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The gospel of mark

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The White House hosts this famous egg relatted outdoor event every easter monday

egg roll

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the easter bunnys german predecesor was called this - hare that liad eggs in a nest

Oschter Haws (osterhase)

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this brand of hollow chocolate bunnies - whose name means chocolate in swedish - is extremely popular at easter.

lindt (gold bunny)

300

this is the name of the week leading up to easter, beginning. palm sunday

Holy Week

300

Jesus was betrayed for 30 pieces of silver by this apostle

judas

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Easter lilies, a symbol of purity, are toxic to this common household pet.

cats

300

In Ethiopia and Eritrea, Ethiopian Orthodox Christians celebrate Easter under this name.

Fasika

300

This Italian Easter dove-shaped sweet bread is called by this name, meaning 'dove' in Italian.

Colomba di Pasqua

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This beloved rabbit by Beatrix Potter inspired generations of Easter decorations and imagery.

Peter Rabbit

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The spring equinox, which determines when Easter falls, typically occurs on or around this date in March.

March 20 or 21

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Faberge eggs were famously commissioned by this russian roayl family

Romanovs

400

in many tradiotns, children prepare this for the easter bunny to fill, similiar to stockings at christmas

basket or nest

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these sugar coated speckled eggs filled with malted milk are an easter basket staple

robin eggs (whoppers)

400

in Sweden, children dress up as witches and trade artwork for candy in this easter tradition

Paskkarringar

400

the gospels say Jesus rose from the dead on the third day; he was crucified on Friday and rose on this day

sunday

400

This migratory bird's return is traditionally seen as a sign of spring's arrival in North America.

robin

400

This small island nation in the Pacific is named after the day it was first encountered by a European explorer.

Easter Island (Rapa Nui)

400

In Eastern European tradition, food for Easter is blessed by a priest in a basket containing bread, ham, eggs, and this seasoning.

horseradish

400

In the Easter episode of this NBC sitcom, a character dramatically hides eggs while saying 'They should've sent a poet.

Parks and Recreation

400

This yellow spring flower is the national flower of Wales and blooms around Easter time.

daffodil (narcissus)

500

this country holds the guiness world record for the largest easter egg ever made. weighing over 7,000 KG

Italy

500

the easter bunny is most commonly depicted carrying this

basket filled with eggs and candy

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this classic andy comes in egg shaped dispenser and is named for fuel it resembles

PEZ

500

in greece, a massive bonfire is lit on this night to celebrate the resurrection

holy Saturday (easter Saturday)

500

according to the gospels, this woman was the first to discover the empty tomb on easter morninng

Mary

500

Baby ducks of this popular cartoon character starred in countless Easter specials.

Donald Duck

500

In the Philippines, Good Friday is observed with this extreme act of devotion practiced by some worshippers.

self-flagellation / crucifixion reenactments

500

This Greek Easter soup made from lamb organs is traditionally eaten after midnight Mass to break the Lenten fast.

Magiritsa

500

This 1966 Rankin/Bass stop-motion special features a rabbit named Sunny helping the Easter Bunny.

Here Comes Peter Cottontail

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Easter lilies are native to this island nation and were first brought to the U.S. by a World War I soldier.

Japan (the Ryukyu Islands)

600

in the US, this president first held the easter egg roll on the white house lawn in 1878

Rutherford B Hayes

600

this is the color most associated with the easter bunnys appearance in modern depictions

white

600

jelly beans became associated with easter partly because of their egg like shape and this presidents love of them

ronald reagan

600

this country easter tradition involves young men tapping women lightly with a decorated stick called pomlazka

czech republic

600

Jesus was crucified at this hill outside Jerusalem also called place of the skull

Golgotha 

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The symbolic Easter lamb represents Jesus in Christianity, who is referred to as 'the Lamb of God' in the Gospel of this apostle.

John

600

This country lights bonfires on the streets on Holy Saturday in a tradition called Fogueres de Pasqua.

Spain

600

The Easter lamb symbolically consumed at Easter in many cultures refers to Jesus as the Lamb of God, as described in this book of the Bible.

the Gospel of John (John 1:29)

600

This song, originally recorded by Gene Autry, became the most popular Easter song and features a rabbit 'hipping and hopping.'

Here Comes Peter Cottontail

600

This tree produces beautiful pink blossoms in spring and is celebrated at festivals in Washington D.C. and Japan around Easter.

the cherry tree (cherry blossom)

700

this ancient Mesopotamian civilization is believed to have originated the tradition of dyeing eggs

sumerians / Mesopotamians

700

the easter bunny is said to visit on the night before this day

easter sunday

700

the first recorded easter chocolate was made in this european country in the early 19th century

france

700

hoy cross buns, traditionally eaten on this day, feature a cross on the top representing christ crucifixion

Good Friday 

700

this roman official ordered the crucifixion of Jesus after washing his hands of the decision

pontius

700

This type of butterfly, which undergoes metamorphosis and emerges in spring, is a symbol of resurrection.

butterfly

700

Greek Orthodox Easter often falls on a different date than Western Easter because this church uses a different calendar.

the Julian calendar?

700

These cross-marked buns are traditionally eaten on Good Friday in the UK, Australia, and New Zealand.

hot cross buns

700

This Easter classic song recorded by Bing Crosby features a bonnet with all the frills upon it.

Easter Parade

700

In Christian symbolism, this thorny plant is associated with Easter because of the crown of thorns.

the hawthorn (or rose)

800

natural dye from this kitchen staple produces a deep red color on easter eggs

red onion skin or beets

800

likek santa clause, the easter bunny is said to deliver treats only to children who are this

good (well behaved)

800

these thin crisp layered chocolate wafer eggs made by cadbury are a british easter favorite

cadbury mini eggs

800

in Norway, its tradition to read or watch this genre of fiction during easter

crime fiction / mystery

800

the crown of thorns placed on Jesus head was meant to mock his claim to be this

king of the jews

800

Spring peepers are small frogs named for this — the sound they make loudly on warm spring nights.

their high-pitched peeping call

800

In Bermuda, locals fly homemade versions of these on Good Friday in a tradition dating back over 100 years.

kites

800

This Polish sausage soup, served on Easter morning, contains white borscht and hard-boiled eggs.

Żurek

800

In this 1948 MGM musical film, Fred Astaire and Judy Garland walk down Fifth Avenue.

Easter Parade

800

The willow tree, whose branches are used in Palm Sunday celebrations in some countries, is associated with this emotional quality.

mourning / sorrow / renewal

900

this activity involves hiding and finding easter eggs and is popular with children worldwide

easter egg hunt

900

this animated 2011 film features the easter bunnys son E.B. voiced by russell brand

Hop

900

this iconic yellow marshmallow chick was first produced in 1953 by just born inc, taking how much time to make by hand originally?

27 hours

900

this Scandinivian country decorates birch twigs with feathers and places them inn vases for easter

Sweden

900

this disciple refused to believe in the resurrection until he could touch Jesus woulds, giving rise to a common phrase

Thomas (doubting Thomas)

900

Baby goats, which are adorable at Easter farms, are called this.

kids

900

This Latin American country celebrates Semana Santa with colorful carpets of flowers and sawdust laid in the streets.

Guatemala

900

In Mexico, capirotada — a bread pudding made with this — is a traditional Lenten and Easter dessert.

 piloncillo (brown sugar syrup), bread, cheese, and dried fruits?

900

The term 'Easter egg,' meaning a hidden feature in software or media, was popularized after one was found in this 1980 Atari game.

Adventure

900

Pussy willows, used in Easter floral arrangements, get their name from their soft, furry catkins resembling this animal.

cat

1000

in germany, easter eggs are hung from trees and bushes in a tradiotn called this

ostereierbaum (easter egg tree)

1000

in australia, soe people advocate replacing the easter bunny with this native animal, which also lays eggs

bilby

1000

americans consume aproximately this many pounds of candy at easter each year, making it the second biggest candy holiday

1.5 billion pounds

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the easter vigil service traditionally begins in total darkness, with this being lit first to symbolize Christs light

paschal candle

1000

the word easter may derive from this Anglo-Saxon goddess of spring and dawn

eostre

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This Australian mammal that lays eggs is sometimes suggested as an alternative Easter mascot Down Under.

bilby (or platypus)

1000

In Florence, Italy, a cart filled with fireworks is exploded on Easter Sunday in a tradition called this.

Scoppio del Carro (Explosion of the Cart)

1000

This rich custard tart is traditionally eaten in Portugal at Easter and is now popular worldwide.

Pastel de Nata (Portuguese egg tart)

1000

This Monty Python film, often screened at Easter, tells the story of a man mistaken for the messiah.

Monty Python's Life of Brian

1000

The Easter lily can cause acute kidney failure in cats if they ingest even a tiny amount of this part of the plant.

the pollen (or leaves/petals/flowers)

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