What country did Easter Eggs originate from ?
Germany
What is an egg rolling game in Easter?
Kids roll their eggs down the hill. The first to the bottom wins.
WHAT IS CONSIDERED TO BE THE FLOWER OF EASTER?
EASTER LILIES
What is the most popular food for Easter?
eggs - boiled or chocolate
WHAT DAY/date does Easter fall on in the year 2026?
Sunday, 5th April and Orthodox: Sunday, 12th April
What is celebrated on Easter Sunday?
Christ's resurrection
WHAT DO YOU TYPICALLY USE TO COLLECT EASTER EGGS?
AN EASTER BASKET
WHAT COLOUR WERE EASTER EGGS ORIGINALLY DYED?
RED
WHAT DO EASTER LILIES REPRESENT?
HOPE AND REBIRTH
What is the name of the sweet bread eaten for Easter in the UK?
Hot cross buns
Easter celebrates the _______ of Jesus Christ.
Crucifixion / ressurection
What is the first day of the Holy Week, when Jesus arrives in Jerusalem?
Palm Sunday
Why is Easter not a date-fixed holiday, but instead is celebrated on a different day every year?
Easter always falls on the first Sunday after the first full moon of spring.
WHY WERE EASTER EGGS ORIGINALLY DYED?
TO REPRESENT THE BLOOD OF JESUS
ARE EASTER LILIES A RELATIVELY NEW TRADITION?
YES
What do eggs represent?
resurrection, rebirth, and fertility
What animal is an important Easter symbol?
Lamb
What is celebrated on Good Friday?
Christ's crucifixion
The word Easter comes from a) Hebrew word for 'holy day', b) name of a goddess, c) name of a woman from the Bible
Name of a pagan goddess 'Ostara'
WHICH COUNTRY INVENTED THE EASTER BUNNY?
Germany
WHAT IS ANOTHER COMMON EASTER FLOWER?
Tulips
What does lamb represent?
Jesus as the "Lamb of God"
Why is bunny also considered a symbol of Easter?
Because bunnies symbolize fertility, they are connected to spring and new life.
What is celebrated on Maundy Thursday?
The Last Supper
What is the period of 40 days before Easter called?
Lent
What century does the tradition of giving out Easter eggs originate from?
THE 16TH CENTURY
WHAT COUNTRY DID THE 1ST BLOOM OF EASTER LILIES ORIGINATE?
JAPAN
What does bread represent?
"Bread of Life"
Easter was originally a _______ tradition.
Pagan
Why is Wednesday known in the UK as Spy Wednesday?
because on this day Judas “spied” for an opportunity to betray Jesus