Easter Fun Facts and Traditions

In which country did the tradition of Easter egg hunts originate?

• France

• Italy

• Germany

• Japan

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What is the origin of the Easter Bunny?

• German folklore

• Chinese tradition

• Greek mythology

• Roman history

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Which food is traditionally eaten on Easter Sunday in Greece?

• Pork

• Lamb

• Chicken

• Fish

Which city is famous for its Easter Parade featuring elaborate bonnets?

• Miami

• Chicago

• New York City

• Los Angeles

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What do children in Australia leave out for the Easter Bunny?

• Broccoli

• Carrots

• Chocolate

• Ice cream

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What is the significance of the Easter egg in Christian tradition?

• The Easter egg represents fasting during Lent in Christian tradition.

• The Easter egg symbolizes the birth of Jesus in Christian tradition.

• The Easter egg signifies the end of the Christmas season in Christian tradition.

• The Easter egg symbolizes new life and resurrection in Christian tradition.

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Which country is known for its tradition of rolling decorated eggs down a hill on Easter Monday?

• Italy

• Scotland

• France

• Ireland

What is the name of the traditional Easter bread in Italy?

• Focaccia

• Panettone

• Tiramisu

• Ciabatta

What color is traditionally associated with Easter in many Western countries?

• Purple

• Pastel shades of pink, blue, green, and yellow

• Red

• Black

Which city hosts the oldest and largest Easter parade in the United States?

• New York City

• Miami

• Chicago

• Los Angeles