Peep Tastic
This bright, sunny hue was the original color of Peeps and remains the most popular today
Yellow
This is the specific name fore a female rabbit
doe
This sunny yellow flower is often considered the traditional flower of Easter because it blooms in early spring
Daffodil
Because rabbits are considered pests there, this country uses the "Easter Bilby" as its holiday mascot instead
Australia
This "energetic and clumsy" Warner Bros. rabbit is constantly pursued by Elmer Fudd
Bugs Bunny
In 1953, it took 27 hours to create in marshmallow chick; today , thanks to automation, it only takes this many minutes
6 minutes
While commonly called the Easter Bunny today, the original 16th-century German traditionfeatured this similar, larger animal
Hare
This 40-day period of fasting and prayer immediately precedes the Easter holiday
Lent
Easter Island, famous for its giant stone statues is a territory of this South American country
Chile
In the 1948 film Easer Parade, this legendary actress starred along side Fred Astaire
Judy Garland
This Pennsylvania city, the home of manufacturer Just Born, celebrates New Year's Eve by dropping a giant illuminated Peep
Bethlehem
This is the most popular part of a chocolate bunny to bite off first, according to nearly 60% of people
Ears
This traditional Easter bread features a cross on top and is often filled with raisins or currants
Hot Cross Bun
Children in this Scandinavian country dress up as "Easter Witches" and trade drawings for candy
Finland and/or Sweden
This is the name of Bambi's energetic rabbit friend who is know for his fott-tapping habit
Thumper
In the late 1950s, these body parts were "clipped" from the original chick design to the candy a sleeker, more modern design/look
wings
Like a cat, a baby rabbit is technically called by this three-letter name
Kit
In 1878, President Rutherford B. Hayes hosted the first official version of this annual event on the White House Lawn
White House Easter Egg Roll
This European country is where the tradition of the Easter Bunny (Osterhase) first originated
Germany
Beatrix Potter's famous1902 book follows the adventures of this mischievous, blue-jacketed rabbit
Peter Rabbit
While chicks are the original, this popular long-eared shape wasn't introduced until the early 1980s
Bunny
This famous rabbit holds the Guiness World Record for the longest-lived bunny, reaching the age of 18
Flopsy
This snack was originally associated with Easter because its twisted shape was said to resemble arms crossed in prayer
Pretzel
In Poland, Easter Monday is celebrated with a massive, playful water fight known by this name
Smigus-Dyngus
In media, this term refers to a hidden message, image, or feature tucked inside a movie or video game
Easter Egg