Easter Story
When Jesus entered Jerusalem on what is now celebrated as Palm Sunday, he was riding atop this animal.
A.) Horse
B.) Donkey
C.) Sheep
D.) Cow
What is a donkey?
This fictional bunny of song comes "Hoppin' down the bunny trail".
A.) Pip the bunny
B.) Peter Cottontail
C.) Pete Bunnyhop
Who is Peter Cottontail?
This animal is the most prominent symbol of secular easter.
A.) Easter Deer
B.) Easter Rabbit
C.) Easter Bunny
What is the Easter Bunny?
Children of all ages love to participate in this annual event where their hunting skills are tested.
A.) Hide and Seek
B.) Easter Egg Hunt
C.) Hunting for Rabbits
What is a Easter egg hunt?
This term refers to an amount of money saved for the future.
A.) "TFSAGG"
B.) "Saving eggs"
C.) "Nest egg"
What is "nest egg?"
Christians commemorate this famous meal on Maundy Thursday.
A.) The first supper of Jesus
B.) The best lunch
C.) The last supper of Jesus
What is the Last Supper of Jesus?
This cloth toy rabbit longs to become "real" through the love of his owner.
A.) Velveteen Rabbit
B.) Happy Hoppy Rabbit
C.) Mr. Rabbit
Who is Velveteen Rabbit?
This day follows Mardi Gras and marks the beginning of Lent.
A.) Palm Sunday
B.) Ash Wednesday
C.) Good Friday
What is Ash Wednesday?
This New York City Easter Sunday tradition dates to the mid-1800s, when the upper crust of society strolled along Fifth Avenue after Easter services, showing off their new spring outfits and hats.
A.) The Easter Parade
B.) Easter Egg Decorating
C.) Easter Egg Hunt
What is the Easter Parade?
If you do this you are encouraging or urging someone to do something.
A.) "Egg on"
B.) "Egg-riveting"
C.) "Egg-citing"
What is "egg on?"
Judas traded this many pieces of silver for the life of Jesus.
A.) 20
B.) 100
C.) 50
D.) 30
What is 30?
This mischievous young rabbit with a taste for fresh veggies, gets into Mr. McGregor's garden.
A.) Peter Hops
B.) Pip Rabbit
C.) Peter Rabbit
D.) Peter the Rabbit
Who is Peter Rabbit?
The Apostles did this while Jesus prayed in the garden of Gethsemane immediately after the Last Supper
A.) Slept
B.) Sang hymns
C.) Fled the city
What is slept?
This meat, with roots in Passover celebrations, is also a traditional Easter food.
A.) Pork
B.) Lamb
C.) Turkey
What is Lamb?
This saying is another way to express embarrassment or humiliation.
A.) "An embarrassed egg"
B.) "To have egg on one's face"
C.) "One humiliated egg"
What is "to have an egg on one's face?"
Jesus was crucified on this skull-shaped hill in ancient Jerusalem.
A.) Golgotha
B.) Amaratha
C.) Madia
What is Golgotha?
Alice follows this fictional bunny down the rabbit hole into Wonderland.
A.) White Rabbit
B.) Hatter
C.) Hamish the Rabbit
D.) Absolem
Who is White Rabbit?
A bouquet of these flowers in purple and white make the perfect Easter bouquet.
A.) Roses
B.) Tulips
C.) Carnations
D.) Peonies
What are Tulips?
For Christians, these white flowers that decorate homes and churches at Easter symbolize the rebirth and hope of Christs resurrection.
A.) Easter roses
B.) Easter Lilies
C.) Easter Tulips
What are Easter Lilies?
This saying tells someone to not risk losing everything by having only one plan and depend entirely on it for success.
A.) "Don't put all your eggs in one basket"
B.) "Put all your eggs in one basket"
C.) "Put none of your eggs in one basket"
What is "don't put all your eggs in one basket?"
This inscription was placed above Jesus' head on the cross.
A.) King of Kings
B.) King of the Jews
C.) Jesus of Nazareth. King of the Jews
What is Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews?
Fewer than a hundred individuals have been named a Honorary Marine, and this fictional rabbit is one of them.
A.) Lola Bunny
B.) Thumper
C.) Oswald the Lucky Rabbit
D. Bugs Bunny
Who is Bugs Bunny?
This 50-day period begins on Easter Sunday and ends on Pentecost Sunday.
A.) Eastertide
B.) Lent
C.) Renewal
What is Eastertide?
These sweet breads marked with a Christian Symbol are traditionally eaten during Lent, particular on Good Friday.
A.) Hot crossed buns
B.) Paska
C.) Easter bread
What are hot crossed buns?
This phrase refers to the practice of ruining something that is making one successful.
A.) "To kill the goose that lays the golden egg"
B.) "To kill the chicken that lays the silver egg"
C.) "To ruin the hen you will get the chicken"
What is "to kill the goose that lays the golden egg"