Easter and Pentecost Exploration

What is the significance of Pentecost in Christianity?

• Pentecost commemorates the Last Supper.

• Pentecost celebrates the resurrection of Jesus.

• Pentecost marks the descent of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the Christian Church.

• Pentecost is a Jewish harvest festival.

Name one symbol commonly associated with Easter.

• Christmas tree

• Fireworks

• Pumpkin

• Easter egg

How is Pentecost described in the Bible?

• Pentecost is the celebration of the birth of Jesus.

• Pentecost is the day the Holy Spirit descended on the apostles, as described in Acts 2.

• Pentecost is when Moses received the Ten Commandments.

• Pentecost is the day the apostles were baptized.

What is a popular Easter tradition in the United States?

• Easter egg hunt

• Baking hot cross buns

• Hiding candy canes

• Decorating Christmas trees

What role does the Holy Spirit play during Pentecost?

• The Holy Spirit empowers the apostles and marks the birth of the Christian Church.

• The Holy Spirit provides financial support to the apostles.

• The Holy Spirit only appears in the Old Testament.

• The Holy Spirit condemns the apostles for their actions.

Why do Christians celebrate Pentecost?

• Pentecost celebrates the descent of the Holy Spirit and the birth of the Christian Church.

• Pentecost commemorates the resurrection of Jesus.

• Pentecost is a harvest festival celebrating the first fruits.

• Pentecost marks the end of Lent and the beginning of Advent.

List one symbol of Easter and its meaning.

• Christmas tree

• Pumpkin

• Fireworks

• Easter egg

Which book of the Bible describes the events of Pentecost?

• Matthew

• Revelation

• Acts

• John

What is a common Easter food in many cultures?

• Turkey and cranberry sauce

• Lamb and eggs

• Pasta salad

• Pumpkin pie

How do different countries celebrate Easter?

• Chocolate bunnies in Japan

• Parades in Brazil

• Countries celebrate Easter with unique traditions, such as egg hunts in the US, festive meals in Italy, the Easter Bilby in Australia, and red-dyed eggs in Greece.

• Fireworks displays in Canada