Easter in England

What is a common Easter tradition in England?

• Hiding Easter eggs in the garden

• Singing Halloween carols

• Rolling Easter eggs down a hill

• Decorating Christmas trees

What is a popular Easter food in England?

• Hot cross buns

• Pancakes

• Shepherd's pie

• Fish and chips

Which symbol is associated with Easter in England?

• Poppy flower

• Mistletoe

• Bunny

• Pumpkin

How do people celebrate Easter in England?

• watching fireworks

• attending church services and participating in Easter egg hunts

• boys and men sprinkle girls and women

• going to the beach

Which of the following historical facts about Easter in England is true?

• Easter was introduced to England by the Vikings in the 10th century.

• Easter was first celebrated in England in the 2nd century AD.

• Easter celebrations in England date back to the Roman Empire.

• Easter was not celebrated in England until the 19th century.

What is a traditional Easter food in England?

• Eating hot cross buns on Easter Sunday

• Drinking eggnog on Easter Monday

• Having a barbecue on Easter Sunday

• Roasting chestnuts on Easter Monday

What are some unique Easter traditions in England?

• Eating hot cross buns on Easter

• Rolling decorated eggs down a hill

• Dressing up as a leprechaun

• Painting Easter eggs black

How do people in England celebrate Easter differently from other countries?

• Attending midnight church services

• Rolling decorated eggs down hills

• Wearing costumes and masks

• Participating in water fights

What is the date of Easter?

• There is no fixed date, it is a moveable feast

• It is always on the last Sunday of March and the following Monday

• It is always on 31 March and 1 April

What do we call the Sunday before Easter?

• Flower Sunday

• Palm Sunday

• Pancake Day

• Holy Sunday