About Easter
Candy
Bunnies and eggs
'Egg-straordinary' traditions
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In English-speaking countries Easter takes its name from this pagan goddess.
Eastre or Eostre
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The most popular candy in Britain and most European countries.
Chocolate Easter eggs.
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Who are we to thank for our Easter mascot - Easter bunny?
The Germans.
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What do you not eat during Easter fast (or Lent)?
Animal products.
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Three common symbols of Easter.
Easter bunny (rabbit), eggs and chicks.
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The most popular non-chocolate candy during Easter.
Jelly beans
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We dye eggs red to represent this.
The blood of Jesus Christ. 
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In the UK, eggs are decorated and also hidden for children to find. What's this game called?
Egg hunt. 
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They celebrate a holiday which is commonly known as Passover.
The Jewish
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This holiday surpasses Easter as the largest candy-consuming holiday
Halloween
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How long is the Lent?
40 days and 40m nights.
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People fly kites there on Good Friday.
In Bermuda.
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Rabbits (bunnies) are a symbol of this.
Fertility or rebirth.
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How many times can the jelly beans that people ate last year circle the Earth?
(More than) 5 times!
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How did king Edward I start the tradition of dyeing eggs?
He ordered 450 eggs to be decorated and handed out as gifts
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In these countries, kids decorate their own bonnets with bunny ears, chickens, eggs, chocolate, or flowers.
In Australia, the UK and the USA.