Easter Facts
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What famous event is celebrated on Good Friday?

The Death of Jesus Christ

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Easter candy that is colorful and similar to marshmallows.

Peeps

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The day of the week Easter falls on

Sunday

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Meat is commonly eaten at Easter dinner.

Ham

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ATSERE

Easter

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Since 1964 a "peep" has gone from 27 minutes to only this long to "hatch". 

6 minutes

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Which is the part of the Chocolate Easter Bunny that most people eat first

The ears

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Season that Easter occurs in.

Spring

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Objects that families color or dye before Easter.

Easter eggs

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TABRIB

RABBIT

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What did people wave as they welcomed Jesus into Jerusalem?

 Palm branches

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According to Jelly Belly, this is the most popular jellybean flavour

Cherry

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This is considered to be the flower of Easter.

Easter Lilies

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The most popular type of candy for Easter

Chocolate

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LEJLY EBANS

Jelly Beans

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How much money did Judas receive for his betrayal?

30 pieces of silver

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The first candy to be taken to the Space Shuttle.

M & M s

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Easter is known around the world for multi-coloured, decorated eggs. But in Greece you will find only this colour of eggs.

Red 

"Red is the colour of life, you see, as well as a representation of the blood of Christ. From ancient times, the egg has been a symbol of the renewal of life, and the message of the red eggs is victory over death"

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Where is the largest easter egg found? 

Vagreville, AB

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CYDNA

Candy

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Which Jewish feast did Jesus celebrate just before his death?

Passover

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52% of people prefer this type of candy egg to a solid or hollow chocolate egg. 

filled with caramel, peanut butter, or chocolate ganache

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In Haux, France there is a tradition of doing this on Easter Monday after all the eggs have been found. 

 Making a Giant Omlette.

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Where does the President have his Easter Egg hunt  every year?

The White House

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TCERRUSERNIO

Resurrection