Eggspressions
Spring Flowers
Easter Candy
Easter Parade
Famous Bunnies
Easter Around the World
Easter by the Numbers
General Knowledge
100
Don’t count your chickens __________.
Before they hatch.
100
Easter Lily.
100
Which colour is the Lindt chocolate bunny?
Gold.
100
What garment was popularized by the song “Easter Parade?”
Easter bonnets.
100
What fictional bunny stars in the cartoon the Looney Tunes?
Bugs Bunny.
100
Which country is credited with the idea of the Easter bunny?
Germany, though technically the Easter bunny was originally a hare.
100
How much does the average household in America spend on Easter each year?
$170.
100
Which holiday causes the highest candy sales?
Halloween, Easter comes second.
200
Don’t put all your eggs __________.
In one basket.
200
Trillium.
200
What is the most popular color for marshmallow peeps?
Yellow.
200
Who played the male and female leads in the film Easter Parade?
Fred Astaire and Judy Garland.
200
According to the song what fictional bunny comes “hoppin’ down the bunny trail”?
Peter Cottontail.
200
In Switzerland, what animal delivers Easter eggs to kids?
A cuckoo bird.
200
Which country is credited with creating the world’s largest choclate Easter egg weighing in at 7,200kg?
Italy.
200
What dried fruit would you expect to find in hot cross buns?
Raisins.
300
You can’t make an omelet without __________.
Breaking a few eggs.
300
Pansy.
300
Which part of a chocolate bunny do most people eat first?
The ears, 76% of people surveyed eat the ears first!
300
The New York Easter parade takes place on which famous street?
5th Avenue.
300
What is the name of the bunny in in Winnie the Pooh?
Rabbit.
300
In some parts of Germany and Switzerland, what animal brings eggs instead of a bunny?
A fox.
300
90 million of which chocolate treat are made every year for Easter?
Chocolate bunnies.
300
What is the 40-day period of fasting or abstaining that leads up to Easter called?
Lent.
400
Walking on egg __________.
Shells.
400
Lily of the Valley.
400
What color jellybean is most popular?
Red.
400
Who wrote the song “Easter Parade?”
Irving Berlin
400
In the book Alice in Wonderland, what famous rabbit was always running late?
The White Rabbit.
400
Easter Island is part of which country?
Chile.
400
What candy do Americans eat 16 million of every Easter?
Jelly beans.
400
What are the names of Peter Rabbit’s siblings?
Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail.
500
It’s a chicken and __________.
Egg situation.
500
Snowdrop.
500
Which flavour of McFlurry does McDonald’s bring out for Easter?
Cadbury Creme Egg.
500
When did the movie Easter Parade debut?
1948.
500
What is the name of the pink bunny which advertises a battery brand?
Energizer bunny.
500
People in Hungary paint what on their eggs as a symbol of good luck?
Horseshoes, they call this practice egg shoeing.
500
What state is credited with hosting the largest Easter egg hunt in the USA, with more than 500,000 eggs hidden?
Florida, in 2007.
500
What is the name of the Charlie Brown Easter Special?
“It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown”.
600
Don’t kill the goose that lays __________.
Golden eggs.
600
Violet.
600
What year were Cadbury Creme Eggs first introduced?
1963.
600
Which production company made the 1948 film Easter Parade?
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer.
600
What is the name of the bunny featured in Beatrix Potter’s series of children’s books?
Peter Rabbit.
600
What is the traditional Easter mascot in Australia?
Bilby, the bilby is a marsupial with distinctive rabbit-like ears.
600
What candy sold only during the Easter season do Americans manage to eat 600 million of?
Marshmallow peeps.
600
During what century was it said that the first Easter eggs were given?
16th century.
700
Better an egg today than __________.
A hen tomorrow.
700
Lady Slipper.
700
In 1953 how long did it take to make one marshmallow peep?
27 hours.
700
During what decade did the New York City Easter Parade first become a tradition?
The 1870s, specifically 1872.
700
Who is the bunny protagonist of a 1922 classic children’s novel written by Margery Williams?
The Velveteen Rabbit.
700
Children in Finland dress as what on Easter?
Witches.
700
The largest Easter egg museum in the world has more than 15,000 Easter eggs, which country does it call home?
Poland.
700
Who made the most expensive jeweled eggs in the world?
Carl Fabrege, the House of Fabergé, founded in 1842 in Saint Petersburg, created 69 unique eggs for the Russian Tsars to give as Easter gifts.