Easter and Its Traditions

What is the significance of Easter for Christians?

• It is the day Jesus ascended to heaven.

• It celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ.

• It marks the birth of Jesus Christ.

• It is the day Jesus was crucified.

How is the date of Easter determined each year?

• It is the first Sunday after the full moon following the vernal equinox.

• It is the last Sunday of March.

• It is always on April 1st.

• It is the first Sunday of April.

What is Lent and how is it related to Easter?

• A week-long celebration after Easter.

• A day of rest before Easter.

• A 40-day period of fasting and reflection before Easter.

• A time of feasting before Easter.

Why did the leaders in Jerusalem not like Jesus?

• He was a tax collector.

• He claimed to be the son of God.

• He was a fisherman.

• He was a Roman leader.

What does the name 'Easter' originate from?

• A goddess named Eostre.

• A Jewish tradition.

• A Christian saint.

• A Roman festival.

What is a popular secular tradition during Easter?

• Fasting for 40 days.

• Lighting candles.

• Easter egg hunts.

• Building gingerbread houses.

Where did the tradition of the Easter Bunny originate?

• France

• Italy

• Germany

• Spain

Why are eggs given out during Easter?

• They are a traditional food.

• They symbolize wealth.

• They represent new life and resurrection.

• They are easy to find.

What is the most popular jellybean flavor during Easter?

• Blue

• Red

• Yellow

• Green

When were chocolate Easter eggs first introduced?

• In the 1800s

• In the early 1900s

• In the late 1900s

• In the 1700s