Girls decorate Easter eggs to give them to boys on (a)   .

Boys, on the other hand, braid (a)   (pomlázky) from willow twigs.

A traditional Good Friday delicacy in the UK are the so-called (a)   .

In the UK, more popular than hard-boiled eggs are (a)   eggs.

On Easter Sunday (usually in the morning), children in the UK look for the hidden eggs during the so-called (a)   .

Children are told that the eggs are delivered by the (a)   . This tradition originally comes from Germany.

Another British Easter tradition is Morris (a)   .

(a)   is always on a Tuesday. It is the day before Ash Wednesday, the start of Lent.

Many Americans go to (a)   on Easter Sunday.

On the evening before Easter, children will set out ____ for the Easter Bunny. When the children sleep, the ____ are filled with treats and hidden somewhere in the home. Easter ____ are also used in Easter egg hunts, in which children try filling their ____ with Easter eggs.

(a)  

Apart from eggs and chocolates, traditional treats for an American Easter basket include (a)   .

Another must-play Easter game for American kids is Easter (a)   . The most famous one takes place in front of the White House.

The traditional American Easter meal includes (a)   . It is usually served with potatoes and vegetables.

Americans like to hold extraordinary Easter (a)   , where the people show off their special costumes and colourful bonnets.

Traditionally, during Lent, people didn’t eat rich foods like butter, eggs or sugar, so to use them up they made pancakes. Nowadays, a famous tradition on Pancake Day in the UK is the pancake ____. People run in this ____ with a pancake in a pan.

(a)