What do we normally give to others on Easter Sunday?
Easter eggs (made of chocolate)
100
What is the name of the bun associated with Easter?
Hot cross bun
100
What is the name given to a hat associated with Easter?
(Easter) bonnet
100
What is the special name given to Friday in Easter week?
Good
100
Spell the name of the festival?
Easter
200
What animal is associated with Easter?
The rabbit
200
In many countries, Easter Eggs are not made out of chocolate but are what?
Decorated hard boiled eggs
200
What represents new life in the Easter celebrations?
Eggs
200
What is the name of Sunday in Easter week?
Easter Sunday
200
Spell the name of the day on which Jesus was said to have been killed on the cross.
Friday
300
In Czech and many other Eastern European cultures they celebrate Easter with lots of fun traditions. One of them is that boys can 'hit' (playfully of course not to hurt) girls with birch sticks. Is this true or false?
True
300
Many Christians do not eat this on Good Friday?
Meat
300
Spell the name of the beans from which chocolate is made?
cocoa
300
What religion was Jesus?
Jewish
300
Spell the name associated with Thursday in Easter.
Maundy
400
Which of the following is most associated with Easter?
a. Jesus
b. St Paul
c. St Christopher
a. Jesus
400
What meat is often eaten on Easter Sunday?
Lamb
400
What is the adjective from the word LENT?
Lenten
400
What name is given to the first day of Lent?
Ash Wednesday
400
spell the plural of the slang word for the animals most associated with Easter.
bunnies
500
In Australia, the animal associated with Easter is not just a rabbit but which of the following:
a. a kangaroo
b. a koala
c. a bilby
c. a bilby
500
What is the ingredient that makes a fruit cake a simnel cake (which is a special Easter cake)
Marzipan
500
What is the word that means represents something. It could be used to describe what the rabbit means at Eastertime.
symbol
500
What is the name given to Thursday in Easter Week?
Maundy Thursday
500
Spell the word that describes the punishment most used in Roman times when a person was nailed or tied to a cross.