Why is the date of Easter different each year?

It is a moveable holiday influenced by the moon's cycle

What did German settlers in the USA bring as a new Easter tradition?

Filling bonnets with hay and eggs

What was the original purpose of the Easter bunny?

To judge kids and see if they were naughty or nice

What is the significance of Easter Island's name?

It was discovered on Easter Sunday

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Easter B1-B2

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1
What was the original container for Easter eggs before baskets?
A paper bag filled with straw
A hat filled with straw
A box fillef with straw
A basket made of straw
2
What is the Hungarian Easter tradition mentioned in the text?
Burning old Christmas trees
Decorating eggs
Giving Easter baskets
Soaking young girls with water
3
What were some key ingredients used to dye eggs in the past?
All of the above
Onion peels
Tree bark
Flower petals
4
Why is the date of Easter different each year?
It is based on the winter solstice
It is based on the summer solstice
It is on the same date every year
It is a moveable holiday influenced by the moon's cycle
5
What did German settlers in the USA bring as a new Easter tradition?
Burning old Christmas trees
Wearing new clothes
Filling bonnets with hay and eggs
Decorating eggs
6
What do pastel colors represent in religion?
All of the above
Joy and love
Triumph and power
Hope and eternal life
7
What was the original purpose of the Easter bunny?
To drive away the evil spirits.
To bring good luck and good harvests.
To hide eggs from children, because they were naughty.
To judge kids and see if they were naughty or nice
8
What does the egg symbolize?
Good luck for the year
Driving away evil spirits
Fertility and rebirth
Resurrection of Jesus
9
What is the significance of Easter Island's name?
It had many Easter egg statues.
It was a place for ancient Easter celebrations
It was discovered on Easter Sunday
It had a large rabbit population
10
How do Germans celebrate Easter?
They have a bonfire
They buy new clothes
They eat peeps
They decorate eggs with the help of natural ingredients
11
Where did the tradition of decorating eggs begin?
Hungary
Poland
Germany
Ukraine
12
How many eggs are purchased each year for Easter?
18 million
180 million
80 million
800 million
13
What is the origin of the tradition of buying a new outfit for Easter in the USA?
In medieval times people wore new clothes on Easter.
It wasn't mentioned in the text.
Both variants are correct.
It is a superstition for good luck for the year

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