What do people do on April 1st?
Play jokes or pranks
What animal is famous for bringing Easter eggs?
The Easter Bunny
What kind of music do bunnies like?
Hip hop
What season is before spring?
Winter
How much candy do Swedes eat during Easter on average?
a) 30 g b) 1 kg c) 2 kg
b) 1 kg
True or false: April Fools is a national holiday
False
In which country did the Easter Bunny tradition start?
Germany
What has to be broken before you can use it?
An egg
Why do rivers and lakes start flowing again in spring?
The snow and ice melts
What candy is most popular during Easter?
Chocolate (eggs)
What is a "prank"?
A harmless joke, a joke that doesn't hurt or upset anyone (spratt)
In Sweden, what do children dress up as during Easter? (you may answer in Swedish)
Easter witches (påskkärringar)
Why was the math book sad?
It had too many problems
A common sign of spring is the bees. The bees produce a certain liquid. What is this liquid called?
Honey (honung)
Which meat is often served at Easter lunch in Sweden?
Lamb
A famous April Fools prank in Sweden from 1962 involved putting nylon socks on a TV. What was the purpose?
To turn the TV into color
Why is Easter celebrated historically?
Jesus Christ is resurrected (brought back to life)
What has hands, but can't clap?
A clock
In spring, many countries change their clock. Do they turn the clock one hour ahead or back?
One hour ahead
True or false:
Easter candy sales in Sweden are higher than Halloween candy sales
True
When did April Fools' day probably begin?
a) 1500s b) 1900s c) 2000s
a) 1500s
What is the English name for "långfredag"?
Good Friday
What has a neck but no head, and two arms but no hands?
A shirt
A famous flower in Easter and spring is this one. What is it called in English?

Daffodil
In many countries it is tradition to fill a fake egg with candy and hiding it. What is this called?
Easter egg hunt