The Road to Resurrection
This disciple’s betrayal led directly to Jesus’ arrest in the Garden of Gethsemane.
Judas
The average Easter basket contains over 300 of these tiny candies.
Jelly Beans
Bermuda celebrates Good Friday by flying this object in the sky.
Kite
Jesus completed this miracle on Sunday.
Resurrection
Cher's partner
Sonny
This disciple infamously denied knowing Jesus three times before the rooster crowed.
Peter
The Cadbury Creme Egg originated in this European country known for its iconic chocolate brands.
United Kingdom
The country, Dominica, does not celebrate "Semana Santa", also known as this period of time prior to Easter.
Holy Week
Finish the definition of the word Crucifixion- Execution by being nailed or bound to a _____.
Cross
Substance created by yellow and black "buzzers"
Honey
This Roman method of execution, used on Jesus, was meant to publicly shame and punish criminals.
Crucifixion
About 78% of Americans report eating the ears off a chocolate rabbit first. However this 5% of the population claim to initially eat this part.
Tail
This European country was where the first Easter Sunrise Service was held in 1732.
Germany
This term is used to describe when night and day are equal.
Equinox
Catchy ABBA song famously included in the musical-feature, Mamma Mia!
"Money, Money, Money"
This person was the first to report the Resurrection to the disciples, according to all four Gospels.
Mary Magdalene
Although 90 million chocolate bunnies are produced annually in the U.S., this approximation is actually consumed after purchase.
60 million
In this European country, it’s common to greet others on Easter with “Christos Anesti,” meaning “Christ is risen.”
Greece
To search widely, particularly in a wooded area. Similar to hunting for Easter eggs.
Forage
Humorous name for the bone associated with the "ulnar nerve".
Funny
Pentecost
This U.S. president founded the famous "Easter Egg Roll" in the late 1800s.
Rutherford B. Hayes
In France, legend says these flying objects deliver Easter candy instead of a bunny.
Church Bells
A blessing, often given during Easter services or meals.
Benediction
"Gaster" is the scientific term for this part of the body
Tummy