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Vasilopita

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the direct translation of vasilopita?

a)

Sweet bread of basil

b)

New years cake

c)

Basil’s Cake

d)

Coin Sweet bread

2.

Which is better?

a)

Lemon

b)

Orange

3.

Who do we cut the first piece of Vasilopita for?

a)

Ourselves

b)

God

c)

St. Basil

d)

Panayia

4.

Is there a right way to cut a vasilopita?

a)

Yes

b)

No

5.

Who’s saint basil the equivalent of in our church?

a)

Easter bunny

b)

Santa

c)

Tooth fairy

d)

Thanksgiving turkey

6.

What did Saint Basil give to the poor?

a)

Coins

b)

Jewellery

c)

Cars

d)

Advice

7.

What day do we celebrate St. Basil

a)

25th December

b)

1st January

c)

27th December

d)

31st January

8.

Why do we put a coin in the cake?

a)

To give good luck

b)

To commemorate St. Basil’s miracle

c)

To honour tradition

d)

For charity

9.

What are the ingredients for a Vasilopita base?

a)

Flour, eggs, milk, butter, sugar, corn flour, salt

b)

Flour, eggs, milk, butter, sugar, salt

c)

Flour, eggs, milk, butter, sugar, corn flour

d)

Flour, eggs, milk, butter, sugar

10.

How are the eggs supposed to be added in the recipe?

a)

Together with the wet ingredients

b)

Separated, beaten lightly then together with everything

c)

Separated, yolks beaten, egg whites fluffed, added separately

d)

Separated, yolks beaten, egg whites fluffed, added together

11.

Who’s the better baker? (And creator of this quiz)

a)

Jen

b)

Nectaria

12.

What temperature should it be at?

a)

170

b)

180

c)

190

d)

200

13.

What is the prayer for?

a)

To pray for luck for the coin recipient

b)

To commemorate St. Basil’s miracle

c)

To Pray it cooks well

d)

To give thanks for the year that has passed and its miracles like those of that St. Basil’s

14.

Which people was St. Basil protecting?

a)

Roman

b)

Israelites

c)

Caesarean

d)

Greek

15.

What century did the tradition start?

a)

5th century

b)

3rd century

c)

6th century

d)

4th century