Religion
There are this many days during the season of Lent
What is 40?
The most expensive this cost $49,000 and had diamonds for eyes
What is Chocolate Bunny?
Easter falls on the first Sunday after Spring's first this
What is Full Moon?
The first Easter Bunny judged if kids were either naughty or nice, similar to this jolly figure of Christmas
Who is Santa Claus?
What is Red?
This Roman presided over the trial of Jesus
Who is Pontius Pilate?
This chewy, fruity candy was the first candy to ever be sold by weight
What are Jelly Beans?
This word is a Latin portmanteau including crux, cross, and figere, to fasten
What is Crucifixion?
Chocolate Easter Bunnies are hollow because of cocoa rations that took place during this war
What is World War II?
Easter Eggs were originally collected in straw hats, instead of this common item used today
What are Easter Baskets?
This woman first found the tomb of Jesus empty
Who is Mary Magdalene?
Over 78% of Americans eat this part of a chocolate bunny first
What are the Ears?
Western Christianity follows this calendar to determine the date of Easter
What is the Gregorian Calendar?
The Easter Bunny is said to be of this cold, white species
What is Arctic Hare?
The tradition of painting Easter Eggs came from this Eastern European country
What is Ukraine?
This word comes from the Latin word resurgere, meaning rise again
What is Resurrection?
In 1953, it took over 27 hours to make a single one of these sugary treats
What are Peeps?
What is the 4th Century?
The Easter Bunny originated in this Western European country
What is Germany?
The largest ever this was made in Italy was 34 feet tall and weighed over 15,000 pounds
What is a Chocolate Egg?
This day directly precedes Good Friday
What is Maundy Thursday?
Before chocolate entered Europe, these salty snacks were eaten and exchanged as gifts on Easter
What are Pretzels?
Easter is named after this Anglo-Saxon goddess
Who is Eostre?
The Easter Bunny first came to the US in this Keystone state in 1757
What is Pennsylvania?
Leftover onion peels, tree bark, and flower petals were originally used as this for Easter Eggs
What are Dyes?