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Fun Facts for Easter
Fun Facts for Easter
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Test your brain power and knowledge of some odd and fun facts involving this spring holiday!
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1
_______ chocolate bunnies are produced each year in the United States.
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90 million
1 billion
500 million
2
Americans buy more than ____ marshmallow peeps during the Easter holiday.
300 million
500 million
100 million
700 million
3
Which country made the tallest Easter Egg ever in 2011?
Ireland
Germany
United States
Italy
4
______ consider Easter eggs to symbolize joy and celebration, new life and resurrection.
Christians
Buddhists
Mormons
Chuck Norris
5
________ hosts an "Easter Egg Roll" each year.
Hollywood
Disneyworld
Big Ben
The White House
6
In the old days ___ were associated with Easter because of resembling arms crossing in prayer.
cinnamon sticks
raisins
pretzels
bananas
7
Which flower is the official flower for Easter Sunday?
Dandelion
Tulip
Rose
White Lily
8
The _______ is called pysanka, which originated in Ukraine.
practice of exchanging eggs
custom to hiding Easter baskets
jelly bean
art of painting eggs
9
Exchanging eggs were given as a symbol of _____ in many cultures.
disgrace
rebirth
service to others
act of kindness
10
The first chocolate egg in _______ was produced in 1873 by Fry’s of BristolSource.
Mexico
Germany
the United Kingdom
the United States
11
The first Easter baskets looked like ________.
Chuck Norris' beard
the tomb where Jesus Christ resurrected
the cross that was used to crucify Jesus Christ
bird's nests
12
Passover and Easter are movable holidays/celebration because of the movement of the _____.
earth
moon
sun
Chuck Norris' beard
13
Which country originated the idea of the Easter bunny giving candies and eggs?
United States
Germany
France
Italy
14
Which century did the Easter Bunny make an appearance for Easter?
18th century
14th century
12th century
16th century
15
Every child in the UK receives an average of _____ Easter eggs every year.
12
3
6
9
16
Americans consume over 16 million ____ on Easter, enough to circle the globe three times over!
jelly beans
Easter basket grass
chocolate bunnies
chocolate eggs
17
76% of people eat the ______ on chocolate bunnies first.
feet
ears
tail
eyes
18
The average American household spends roughly _______ on Easter.
$225
$200
$175
$130
19
Good Friday is an official holiday in _____ US states.
12
35
20
43
20
Easter takes place on a Sunday, after the 40-day period called ____.
Good Friday
Palm Sunday
Lent
Spring Break