Easter Facts
Around the World
Vocabulary
Symbols
Complete the Sentence
100

Which day is Easter celebrated?

Sunday

100

TRUE OR FALSE:

Easter is not celebrated in the UK.

FALSE

100

How do you say 'conejito' in English?

Bunny

100

What animal is associated with Easter the most?

Rabbit/Bunny

100

We have to find 1,000 Easter Eggs? That's too (many/much) !

many

200

What date is Easter this year?

5th April

200

Is more candy eaten on Halloween or Easter?

Halloween

200

How do you say 'santa cruz' in English?

Holy Cross

200

In the UK and USA, which part of a chocolate bunny do you eat first?

The ears

200

It is traditional to decorate Easter Eggs _____ Easter Sunday.


AT / IN / ON

on

300

How many days are in the Easter holiday this year?

11

300

TRUE OR FALSE:

In Ireland, children decorate eggs and throw them down a hill

TRUE

300

Children search for chocolate eggs and put them in a 'cesta'. What is this word in English?

Basket

300

What type of leaf is associated with Easter?

Palm

300

When I was a child, I _____ decorate Easter Eggs because it was very easy!


CAN / CAN'T / COULD / COULDN'T

could

400

How do you say 'Semana Santa' in English?

Holy Week

400

Which Spanish city has the biggest Semana Santa celebration?

Seville

400

Children try to find chocolate eggs in a traditional activity. This is called an 'Easter egg _____' (SEARCH / HUNT / FIND)

Hunt

400

What is a baby chicken called?

Chick

400

I _____ (decorate) Easter eggs when I _____ (see) the Easter Bunny!

was decorating / saw

500

In English, what is the name of the Sunday before Easter?


'_____ Sunday'

Palm Sunday

500

The origin of the Easter Bunny is in which country?

Germany

500

What is a flower associated with Easter?

Daffodil OR Tulip

500

What is the meaning of Easter Eggs?

New life

500

Easter is a special holiday _____ Spring. All of my friends _____ feeling very happy about it and in the holiday I will hang out with _____. We will play a lot of fun games and we don't _____ _____ go to school!

in / are / them / have / to