Easter Fun Facts

What happens at the White House every Easter?

• The president dresses up like a chicken

• The President and his family host an egg roll

• The first lady sacrifices a lamb

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What is an Easter bilby?

• Australian alternative to the Easter bunny

• The name of the American Easter egg hunt

• Brazilian alternative to the Easter bunny

Why do we eat lamb at Easter?

• Lambs are white like Spring flowers.

• We adopted a Jewish tradition.

• Lambs are easier to catch than chickens.

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What did the largest chocolate egg weigh?

• 153 kg

• 757 kg

• 7200 kg

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What is a Pysanka?

• A Ukrainian decorated egg

• A special Japanese Easter cake

• An Easter party in Mexico

What part of a chocolate rabbit do people usually bite first?

• The ears

• The feet

• The tail

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What color is traditionally associated with Easter in many Western countries?

• Purple

• Pastel shades of pink, blue, green, and yellow

• Red

• Black

What is the origin of the word 'Easter'?

• A) It comes from the Old English word 'ēastre'

• B) It is derived from the Latin word 'pascha'

• C) It originates from the Greek word 'paskha'

• D) It is named after the Roman goddess 'Eostre'

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Which of the following is a common symbol of Easter?

• A) A pumpkin

• B) A turkey

• C) An Easter egg

• D) A Christmas tree

In English literature, which famous poet wrote about Easter in his works?

• A) William Wordsworth

• B) John Keats

• C) T.S. Eliot

• D) W.B. Yeats

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