What animals are very related to Easter?

• rabbits, bunnies, chicks and lambs

• chicks, rabbits and hens

• rabbits and lambs

• rabbits and bunnies

The Easter Egg Hunt is ...

• a basket to collect Easter eggs

• an activity that Easter bunny does

• an Easter parade

• a game to look for chocolate eggs

What do British people eat at Easter?

• hot dogs

• hot cross buns

• hamburgers

• hot chocolate

When is more chocolate eaten?

• Easter and Christmas

• Easter

• Christmas

• Halloween

What is a bonnet?

• A basket made of straw used to collect the eggs during the egg hunting.

• A sun hat decorated with flowers and tied with ribbons under the chin.

• An easter rabbit.

• A painted egg to play Easter popular games.

What time of the year is Easter celebrated?

• autumn

• spring

• winter

Where do children play egg-hunting?

• in the church

• in the park

• in the garden

The egg-rolling consists of...

• Rolling boiled eggs down a hill

• Cooking eggs rolls (or spring rolls) with vegetables or meat

• Rolling down a hill with a painted egg on your hand

What pair of flowers are traditional Easter flowers?

• Tulips and daffodils

• Daisies and tulips

Why are eggs an Easter tradition?

• They symbolize new life.

• They symbolize power and energy.