Easter (Basics)
The Sunday before is Easter is often given this name.
What is Palm Sunday?
This holiday surpasses Easter as the largest candy consuming holiday.
What is Halloween?
When Jesus entered Jerusalem during what is known as His Triumphal Entry, He was riding this animal.
What is a donkey?
Spring is known as allergy season due to the dramatic increase of this powdery plant substance that is released into the air as plants begin to bloom.
What is pollen?
The tradition of coloring these at Easter time originated to represent the blood Jesus shed at the crucifixion.
What are eggs?
76% of people surveyed said they eat this part of a chocolate bunny first.
What are the ears?
Judas identified Jesus to the soldiers by giving him this.
What is a kiss?
The first day of Spring in the Northern Hemisphere is the actually the first day of this season in the Southern Hemisphere.
What is Fall?
This flower is the official flower of Easter.
What is an Easter Lily?
16 Billion of these colorful assorted candies are produced each year just for Easter alone.
What are Jellybeans?
When Jesus died, darkness fell over the land for this many hours.
What is three?
The first day of Lent.
What is Ash Wednesday?
This is the 2nd most popular candy bought at Easter time, after chocolate- which is number 1.
What are Peeps?
This disciple cut off the ear of the high priest's servant in an attempt to protect Jesus from being taken prisoner.
Who is Peter?
In the proverb, April showers bring this.
What are May flowers?
It is tradition to eat hot cross buns on this day of the Easter season.
What is Good Friday?
This European country introduced the Easter Bunny.
What is Germany?
This inscription was written above the cross in four different languages.
What is "Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews"
The first day of Spring is know as the vernal "______" because there is about an "equal" amount of daylight in the Northern and Southern hemispheres.
What is equinox?