Understanding Easter Traditions in Spain

What is the main reason Easter is celebrated?

• To mark the beginning of spring

• To celebrate the end of Lent

• For the Easter Bunny and egg hunts

• To remember the last days of Jesus Christ

Which day is not mentioned as part of the Easter holidays?

• Palm Sunday

• Maundy Thursday

• Good Friday

• Boxing Day

What does each procession during Easter represent?

• Different countries

• Different biblical stories

• Different saints

• Different types of flowers

What is a 'paso'?

• A special Easter food

• A type of dance

• A structure with flowers and a religious sculpture

• A traditional Easter song

Who organizes the processions?

• The government

• Schools

• Brotherhoods

• Tourist companies

What is the role of the bearers in the procession?

• To distribute food

• To sing hymns

• To play music

• To carry the 'pasos'

What happens when the 'paso' is stopped?

• Everyone goes home

• A new 'paso' is brought out

• A flamenco song called 'saeta' is sung

• The procession is over

In which month is Easter celebrated?

• March or April

• June

• January

• December

How do non-believers view the Easter processions?

• With indifference

• With respect

• With confusion

• With disdain

Which region is known for having the most important Easter processions?

• Madrid

• Catalonia

• Andalucia

• Galicia