Easter
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History
100

76% of Americans think this part of a chocolate easter bunny should be eaten first.

a.) Head 

b.) Ears

c.) Feet

Ears

100

This holiday surpasses Easter as the largest candy-consuming holiday

 Halloween.

100

What is Semana Santa called in English

Holy Week/ Easter

200

What is Easter called in Spanish

Pascua

200

What happens to the clocks in spring?


Go forward 

200

What meat is traditionally eaten on Easter Sunday?

a) Chicken
b) Beef
c) Pork
d) Lamb

d.) Lamb

300

This Europena country introduced the Easter Bunny.

Germany.

300

What part of the cocoa plant is chocolate made from?

Bean

300

England and Wales traditionally have a day off on Easter Monday. What do we call this?

a) Happy Monday
b) Bank Holiday
c) Fun Day
d) National Lie-in Day

Bank Holiday

400

Rabbits and Hares represent this symbol.

a.) Rebirth 

b.) Life 

c.) Death 

d.) Love 

Rebirth.

400

How long does it take for an egg to fully form before it is laid?

a) Three hours
b) 12 hours
c) 26 hours
d) A week and a half




26 hours
400

Egg rolling – an Easter game of rolling decorated hard-boiled eggs down a hill – has been a tradition across Europe for centuries. It’s now an annual event at which famous landmark?

a) The Leaning Tower of Pisa
b) The Eiffel Tower
c) The White House
d) Buckingham Palace

c.) The White House 

500

Some countries have a different animal delivering eggs instead of the Easter bunny. What bird delivers eggs in Switzerland?

a) Penguin
b) Ostrich
c) Cuckoo
d) Puffin

c.) Cuckoo

500

Who wrote The Tale of Peter Rabbit?

a) Beatrix Potter
b) JK Rowling
c) Jacqueline Wilson
d) Roald Dahl

Beatrix Potter

500

Eggs have been the symbol of life for centuries. The act of giving eggs as gifts dates back to which civilisation?

a) Romans
b) Egyptians
c) Persians
d) All of the above

d.) All of the above

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