290+ Easter Trivia Questions and Answers

Easter is a global festival famous for the Easter bunny legend hailing from Germany. On this day, children of all ages become eager to see which treat this mythical creature has left for them.

To your shock, the Birmingham factory produces 1.5 million Crème Eggs every day. Did you know the act of painting eggs originates from a Ukraine tradition? The colorful custom of Pysanka is made using wax and dyed. It was not until Ukrainian immigrants came to the US that this culture was cultivated.

Easter Facts Trivia Questions and Answers

The world’s giant Easter egg is more of a jigsaw than a sculpture, made from 3500 pieces of aluminum. The Vegreville Pysanka stands at 31 feet tall and 18 feet wide, and the egg weighs a hefty 500lbs. Unbelievably, the Vegreville egg took 12,000 hours to complete.

Below is a sequence of a quiz about Easter to help in memorizing Scripture, incorporate into your Easter plans and help your children recall and recite the Easter story.

1. Why do Christians celebrate Easter Sunday?

It was the day Jesus was resurrected.

 

2. What does Maundy Thursday represent?

The washing of the feet and the last supper of Jesus Christ with the apostles.

 

3. Palm Sunday to Easter Saturday is known as what?

Holy Week

 

4. According to the Bible, what Jewish holiday was being celebrated during the week of Jesus’ death and resurrection?

Passover

 

5. True or false: early Christians dye eggs red at Easter to symbolize the blood of Christ.

True

 

6. According to the Gospel of Matthew, for how many silver coins did Judas Iscariot betray Jesus?

30

 

7. In some countries such as Greece, Mexico, and Spain, what is burned during Easter bonfires?

Effigies of Judas

 

8. Name the mischievous young rabbit created by Beatrix Potter in ‘The Tale of …”

Peter

 

9. According to the Bible, how many days passed between Jesus’ death and resurrection?

Three

 

10. Who is always late in Alice in Wonderland?

White Rabbit

 

11. What is the Sunday before Easter called?

Palm Sunday

 

12. Judy Garland and Fred Astaire starred in which 1948 springtime film?

 

13. What is the 40-day period before Easter called?

Lent

 

14. In Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire, Harry and Ron Weasley’s dragon-sized Easter Eggs are filled with Molly Weasley’s delicious homemade what inside?

Toffee

 

15. In what year was Cadbury founded? a) 1824 b) 1837 c) 1858

1824

 

16. Who owns the factory in Roald Dahl’s ‘Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

Willie Wonka

 

17. Which egg-shaped chocolate candy treat is banned in the United States?

Kinder Surprise

 

18. Name the famous Andrew Lloyd Webber musical – ‘Jesus Christ …’?

Superstar

 

19. True or false: the people of Mesoamerica used cocoa beans as currency?

True

 

20. What is the name of the rabbit in Winnie the Pooh?

Rabbit

 

21. Bournville is home to which famous chocolate factory?

Cadbury’s

 

22. Who wrote the children’s book ‘Green Eggs and Ham’?

Dr. Seuss

 

23. What part of the cocoa plant is chocolate made from? a) beans b) flowers c) berries

Beans

 

24. Name the 1979 satirically biblical film by Monty Python.

The Life of Brian

 

25. Which chocolate company produced the first chocolate egg in the UK?

Frys and Sons

 

26. What is Bambi’s rabbit friend called?

Thumper

 

27. The world’s tallest ever chocolate Easter egg was approximately how tall? a) 8 meters b) 9 meters c) 10 meters

10 meters

 

28. What animal delivers Easter eggs on Easter Sunday?

The Easter Bunny

 

29. What type of ‘chocolate’ contains cocoa butter but not cocoa beans?

White chocolate

 

30. “How do you eat yours?” was the famous advertising slogan for what?

Cadbury’s Creme Egg

 

31. At the Last Supper, which food did Jesus liken to his body?

Bread

 

32. Which half of an egg is used in the following recipes: hollandaise sauce, custard, creme brulee?

Egg yolk

 

33. What food is traditionally eaten on Good Friday?

Fish

 

34. What food is traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday?

Pancakes

 

35. What cake is traditionally eaten at Easter which is mostly a fruit cake covered in marzipan?

Simnel Cake

 

36. True or false: pretzels were originally a Lenten food as the shape represented arms crossed in prayer and contained no eggs or dairy.

True

 

37. What dried fruit do you find in Hot Cross Buns?

Raisins

 

38. Colomba di Pasqua is an Italian Easter bread, shaped like which bird?

Dove

 

39. How is the equivalent of Shrove Tuesday known in France?

Mardi Gras (Fat Tuesday)

 

40. Approximately how many Easter eggs are sold in the UK every year? a) 20 million b) 40 million c) 80 million

80 million

 

41. Easter always falls in which two months of the year?

March or April

 

42. What roast meat is traditionally eaten at Easter?

Lamb

 

43. Finish this famous saying: “don’t put all your eggs in one …”

Basket

 

44. When is Lent?

Lent begins on Ash Wednesday. That is forty days before Easter.

 

45. Easter Island is part of which country?

Chile

 

46. Why do Christians celebrate Lent?

Lent is a preparation period before Easter. It usually includes fasting and giving up something.

 

47. What is the name of a male rabbit?

Buck

 

48. Why do people fast and abstain on Lent?

People repent and fast to reflect on Jesus Christ’s sacrifices. In some churches, they attempt to mimic what Jesus did before his ministry launched.

 

49. From which country did the Easter bunny originate?

Germany

50. Is there a Biblical history of Lent?

Lent is aligned with the 40-day fast where the devil tempted Jesus. Mark 1:13, Matthew 4:1-11, Luke 4:1-13.

 

51. On what street in New York does the city’s traditional Easter parade take place?

Fifth Avenue

 

52. What does Ash Wednesday have to do with Lent?

Ash Wednesday is the first day of Lent.

 

53. Egg rolling, an Easter game of rolling hard-boiled eggs down a hill, is an annual event at which famous house?

 

54. What is significant about Palm Sunday?

Palm Sunday marks Jesus Christ’s triumphant entry into Jerusalem. Matthew 21:9.

 

55. Semana Santa is the Spanish term for the last week of Lent. What does it mean?

Holy Week

 

56. What do churches usually hand out on Palm Sundays?

Palms

 

57. Which bird lays the largest egg?

Ostrich

 

58. Why do churches hand out palm branches during Palm Sunday services?

Ostrich

 

59. When is Palm Sunday?

Palm Sunday is a week before Easter and the last Sunday in Lent.

 

60. What holiday is being celebrated when Jesus makes his return to Jerusalem?

The Passover.

 

61. Why is Holy Wednesday often referred to as Spy Wednesday?

It is on this day that Judas Iscariot betrayed Jesus Christ. This betrayal led to his arrest and crucifixion. Matthew 26:14-16.

 

62. When is Holy Monday?

Holy Monday is the day after Palm Sunday. Every day of the week leading up to Easter is significant and holy. It represents the last week of the ministry of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

 

63. How much did one of the disciples sell Jesus out for?

Judas Iscariot promised to deliver Jesus up for thirty pieces of silver. Matthew 14:15.

 

64. What happened on Holy Monday?

Jesus purified the temple of God on Holy Monday. He cast out all who bought and sold there. He told them, “My house shall be called a house of prayer, but ye have made it a den of thieves.” Jesus also healed the blind and the lame on Holy Monday. Matthew 21:12-14.

 

65. Why didn’t Jesus chastise a woman for pouring a precious ointment on his head?

Jesus said, “For in that she hath poured this ointment on my body, she did it for my burial.” Matthew 26:12.

 

66. What happened on Holy Tuesday?

Jesus cursed a fig tree because of its lack of productivity. Matthew 21:18-19.

 

67. Why did Judas Iscariot betray Jesus?

Satan entered into Judas. Luke 22:3.

 

68. What else did Jesus do on Holy Tuesday?

Jesus did a lot of teaching. He also handled questions by many of the religious leaders. He taught the parable of the marriage feast (Matthew 22). He also faced scrutiny from Herodians and later the Pharisees..

 

69. When did Jesus tell his disciples that he would be betrayed?

In Matthew 26:2, Jesus said, “Ye know that after two days is the feast of the Passover and the Son of Man is betrayed to be crucified.”

 

70. What can we learn from Holy Tuesday?

Holy Tuesday deals with the religious leaders’ constantly questioning Jesus. We should be encouraged if we are ever questioned for our faith because the Lord himself suffered many questions before his entrapment and death.

 

71. Why do we celebrate Good Friday?

Our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ was crucified and buried on Good Friday. Matthew 27-28.

 

72. What is significant about Maundy Thursday?

The Lord’s Supper was instituted on this day. Luke 2:19-20.

 

73. What were Jesus Christ’s last words on the cross?

And about the ninth hour, Jesus cried with a loud voice, “Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?” This translates as “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” Matthew 27:46.

 

74. Why did Jesus fall to the ground and pray on this day?

He said that his soul was exceeding sorrowful unto death. He fell to the ground and prayed if it were possible that the coming events might pass him by. Mark 14:34-35.

 

75. What happened when Jesus “gave up the ghost”?

The temple’s veil was torn into two pieces, from top to bottom. There was an earthquake, and rocks broke into pieces. Matthew 27:51-52.

 

76. Which disciples were sleeping who should have watched out while Jesus prayed?

Simon Peter. Jesus said, “Simon, sleepest thou? Couldn’t you watch one hour?” Mark 14:37.

 

77. Which Mary was present at the crucifixion of Jesus?

“Now there stood by the cross of Jesus his mother, and his mother’s sister, Mary the wife of Cleophas, and Mary Magdalene.” These three Marys included the mother of Jesus. John 9:25

 

78. When Jesus was betrayed, who asked him if he was Jesus the Christ?

“Again the high priest asked him, and said unto him, Art thou the Christ, the Son of the Blessed? And Jesus said, “I am and ye shall see the Son of man sitting on the right hand of power and coming in the clouds of heaven.” Mark 14:61-62.

 

79. What happened when a soldier pierced the body of Jesus after his death?

Blood and water came out from Jesus’ side. John 19:34.

 

80. Which disciple denied knowing Jesus?

Peter denied Jesus three times. Mark 14:66-72.

 

81. According to Scripture, who arrived first on Easter Sunday at Jesus’ grave?

Mary Magdalene arrived early on the first day of the week, when it was still dark, to the sepulcher. She saw that the stone had been taken away. John 20:1.

 

82. What were some of Jesus’ enemies doing on Holy Saturday?

Chief priests and Pharisees went to visit Pilate. They were concerned that someone would take Jesus’ body and say he had arisen as he told people he would. They wanted Pilate to secure the place where Jesus was buried to make sure that did not happen. They sealed the sepulcher with a stone. Matthew 27:62-6.

 

83. On Easter Sunday, who asked, “Woman, why weepest thou?” And the woman responded, “Because they have taken away my Lord, and I know not where they have laid him.”

Two angels were there, and they asked Mary Magdalene why she was weeping. John 20:12-13.

 

84. What does Scripture reveal that Jesus did before he arose on Easter?

Jesus went to hell and preached unto the spirits in prison. 1 Peter 3:19, Acts 2:31.

 

85. According to Scripture, who was the first person to see Jesus after he was resurrected?

Mary Magdalene saw Jesus. At first, she mistook him for the gardener. John 20:15-18.

 

86. What is Holy Saturday also called?

Holy Saturday is also referred to as the Blessed Sabbath. According to some scholars, this title links Holy Saturday to God’s creative works.

 

87. Which disciple went to where Jesus was buried to look for him?

Peter. Luke 24:12.

 

88. Why is the Easter Vigil celebrated on Holy Saturday?

The vigil includes lighting a fire and candles to celebrate Jesus’ passing from death to life. It also signifies the end of Lent. It also signifies the final day of his death and his triumph over hell

 

89. Where did the angel tell the women to go and see the risen Savior?

The angel told Mary Magdalene and the other Mary to go to Galilee to see Jesus. Matthew 28:6-7.

 

90. When is Holy Saturday?

Holy Saturday is always the Saturday before Resurrection Sunday or Easter.

 

91. What is celebrated at Easter?

The resurrection of Jesus

 

92. How many days did Jesus appear to his disciples after his death and rising from the tomb?

Jesus appeared to his disciples for 40 days. Acts 1:3.

 

93. What type of food is decorated for Easter?

Eggs.

 

94. What did Jesus teach his disciples after he was resurrected?

After he was resurrected, Jesus showed in many ways to his disciples that he was indeed alive and taught them about the kingdom of God. Acts 1:3.

 

95. What is a feature or message hidden in a software called?

An Easter egg

 

96. Why did Jesus tell the disciples to wait in Jerusalem?

Jesus told the disciples to stay in Jerusalem because soon, God the Father would send the gift he had promised: a baptism by the Holy Spirit. Acts 1:4-5.

 

97. How many days before Easter was the crucifixion?

3 days

 

98. Where did Jesus ascend into heaven?

Jesus ascended into heaven on the Mount of Olives. Acts 1:12.

 

99. What can you see on doors at Easter time?

Easter wreath

100. How many angels appeared to the disciples after Jesus ascended into heaven?

Two angels appeared to the disciples after Jesus ascended. Acts 1:10-11.

 

101. How many eggs were in the largest Easter egg tree (according to the Guinness World Record)?

82,404

 

102. Which spiced sweet bun is traditionally eaten on Good Friday?

Hot Cross Buns

 

103. How tall was the tallest chocolate Easter egg (according to the Guinness World Record)?

10.39 m

 

104. When is Easter? ​​

The first Sunday after the Paschal Full Moon

 

105. How many eggs were hidden in the largest Easter egg hunt ever?

501,000 eggs

 

106. Which color is the Lindt chocolate bunny?

Gold

 

107. Atari’s arcade game Starship 1 is the first one known with an Easter Egg. When was it released?

1977

 

108. Which British chocolate company makes the Mini Eggs?

Cadbury

 

109. In which country was the largest decorated Easter egg?

Brazil

 

110. Which brand of chocolate has “Have a Break…Have a ______” as a slogan.

KitKat

 

111. How much was the most expensive chocolate egg sold at auction?

£7,000

 

112. Which author wrote Charlie and the Chocolate Factory?

Roald Dahl

 

113. How many chocolate bunnies are sold in the US each year?

91 million

 

114. In which city can you find the statue of Christ the Redeemer?

Rio de Janeiro

 

115. Complete this title “It’s Easter________, Charlie Brown”.

Beagle

 

116. Which artist painted ‘The Last Supper’?

Leonardo Da Vinci

 

117. ‘The Great Egg-Scapade’ is part of which series?

Ice Age

 

118. What is the name of the rabbit in the Disney movie ‘Bambi’?

Thumper

 

119. Easter is a Christian holiday.

True

 

120. In which country is a pysanka, a decorated Easter egg?

Ukraine

 

121. What are Catholics not allowed to eat on Good Friday?

Meat

 

122. In France, what are Easter Eggs?

Bells

 

123. Besides chocolate, what is the main ingredient of Reese’s?

 

124. Roald Dahl wrote The Tale of Peter Rabbit.

False, it was Beatrix Potter

 

125. Which flavor of McFlurry does McDonald’s bring for Easter in the UK?

Creme Egg

 

126. Creme Eggs are available all year round.

False

 

127. Osterbrunnen is a German tradition that consists of decorating _____________ with Easter eggs for Easter.

Public wells or fountains

 

128. Easter is always in April.

False

 

129. What is the traditional flower of Easter?

Easter Lily

 

130. Good Friday is not a bank holiday in the UK.

False

 

131. Which day is the Sunrise service on?

Easter Sunday

 

132. What is the name of Dolly Parton’s famous Easter song?

He’s alive

 

133. Which brand was initially selling the Creme Egg?

Fry

 

134. Complete the famous quotes from Charles M. Schulz “All you need is love. But a little _________ now and then doesn’t hurt.”

Chocolate

 

135. How much is the  UK chocolate Easter Egg market worth?

£220 million

 

136. In which movie can you see Bing Crosby singing the song “Easter Parade”?

 

137. Americans consume ______jelly beans for easter?

16 billion

 

138. How many colors of Mini Eggs are there?

Four

 

139. How many hours did it take to complete the Vegreville Pysanka egg?

12,000 hours

 

140. In which US state was the largest Easter egg hunt ever held?

Florida

 

141. In which animated movie did Russell Brand voice the Easter bunny?

Hop

 

142. Which jewelry house is famous for its jeweled egg?

Fabergé

 

143. With which Jewish holiday is Easter associated?

Passover

 

144. Which country does the Easter bunny come from?

Germany

 

145. Is Easter a relatively new tradition?

Bonnet

 

146. Complete the title of this Judy Garland song “In Your Easter ______”.

Bonnet

 

147. Christians began wearing new clothes on Easter in Medieval times to symbolize what?

The resurrection of Jesus Christ

 

148. Which US president initiated the White House Easter Egg Roll?

President Rutherford Hayes

 

149. Which festival is held in medieval Britain?

Egg throwing festival

150. What is the other name given to the Holy Week?

Passion Week

 

151. In Australia, the Easter mascot is a?

Bilby

 

152. In which country do children dress up as witches on Easter Sunday?

Finland

 

153. Every year, the white house hosts a special Easter celebration.

Easter Egg Roll

 

154. In Switzerland, a ____bird delivers Easter eggs to kids?

Cuckoo

 

155. Which prominent human was first to bring the Easter Bunny to the White house in 1969?

Pat Nixson

 

156. ______used to be part of Easter traditions?

Pretzels

 

157. _____ was the first president to bring the easter bunny to the white house?

Richard Nixon

 

158. The largest chocolate Easter bunny took ___ days to make?

8

 

159. How many people participated in the egg hunt in Florida, 2007?

Almost 10,000

 

160. In 2007, ______ hosted the world’s largest Easter Egg hunt?

Florida’s Cypress Gardens Adventure Park

 

161. Most people go for the _________ first on a chocolate bunny?

Ears

 

162. Which company made the marshmallow chicks with a pastry tube?

Rodda Candy Company

 

163. In 1953, it took more than how many hours to make a peep?

27

 

164. Painted pysanky eggs were even believed to have powers that would?

Bring fertility and good harvests in the new season.

 

165. The art of egg dyeing started in?

Ukraine

 

166. Easter eggs were thought to have?

Symbolic fertility

 

167. Polish legends say the Virgin Mary painted eggs using?

Her tears

 

168. The Easter bunny hopped into the United States in which year?

The 1700s

 

169. Easter’s date is determined by?

The lunar cycle

 

170. When does Easter occur on the first Sunday after the?

Paschal full moon

 

171. What is the main dish at Jewish Passover, is the traditional meat for the main meal on Easter Day?

Roast lamb

 

172. In the United States, traditional Easter foods?

Ham, chicken, and lamb

 

173. After Halloween, _____ is the top-selling candy holiday.

Easter

 

174. It is believed by some that Easter was named after the Anglo-Saxon goddess, Eastre, whose symbols were?

The egg and the hare (rabbit)

 

175. The most famous Easter parade is held in?

New York

 

176. The word “Easter” appears in the Old Testament in the Bible.

False

 

177. A lamb is one of the symbols of Easter, as it was a sacrificial animal in the Old Testament?

True

 

178. The rabbit is an ancient symbol of fertility.

True

 

179. The egg represents “new life,” or the resurrection of Christ?

True

 

180. The most popular American Easter candy is the chocolate bunny?

False

 

181. The idea of the Easter bunny, which originated in Germany in the 1700s, was not a rabbit originally, but a:

Hare

 

182. The Bible says that the apostle who betrayed Jesus killed himself. Who was he and how did he commit suicide?

Judas, hung himself

 

183. What is the name of the Charlie Brown Easter Special?

“It’s the Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown”

 

184. The most popular American Easter candy is?

 

185. How was Jesus fastened to the cross?

With nails through his hands and feet

 

186. The Romans, in an effort to mock Jesus, gave him a “crown” of what?

Thorns

 

187. Jesus prophesied that Peter would deny him how many times?

Three

 

188. How many gospels are in the Bible? Why are they important at Easter?

Four, Matthew, Mark, Luke and John; the “Easter Story” is in the gospels

 

189. What came first, Jesus’ crucifixion, the resurrection, or the Last Supper?

The Last Supper

 

190. What was the purpose of the Easter Act passed in 1928 by Parliament in the United Kingdom?

Establish a fixed date for Easter

 

191. The “Easter parade,” an American cultural event consisting of a festive strolling procession on Easter Sunday, is characterized by what item of clothing won by women?

Hats

 

192. Who held the first egg roll on the White House lawn and in what year?

Lucy Hayes, wife of President Rutherford B. Hayes in 1878

 

193. Which job did Zacchaeus hold in the Bible?

Tax collector

 

194. What are two traditional Easter games?

The Easter egg hunt and egg roll

 

195. When the soldiers came for Jesus, what wound did Peter inflict on the servant of the high priest?

Cut off his right ear

 

196. The custom of giving candy and chocolate for Easter first appeared during what historical age?

Victorian age

 

197. Who wrote the popular Easter hymn “Christ the Lord is Risen Today”?

Charles Wesley

 

198. What colors are associated with Easter?

Purple and yellow

 

199. The Easter sunrise service, a distinctive Protestant observance in North America, comes from what Biblical event?

It is a reenactment of Mary Magdalene’s visit to Jesus’ tomb on the morning of his Resurrection

200. Where is the largest egg museum located and how many eggs are on display?

Poland, the Easter Egg Museum has more than 1500 eggs from all over the world

 

201. Some countries (Mexico, Spain, and Greece) have bonfires at Easter time. What is burned in these fires?

Effigies of Judas

 

202. When was the Cadbury candy company started?

This second-largest confectionery brand in the world (Wrigley’s is first) was established in Birmingham, England in 1824 by John Cadbury and sold tea, coffee, and drinking chocolate.

 

203. What kind of cloth was used to wrap the body of Jesus?

Linen

 

204. Who made the statement, “Take ye him, and crucify him, for I find no fault in him.”?

Pontius Pilate, after which he washed his hands as a sign that he was not responsible for the crucifixion of Jesus

 

205. Jesus’ body was placed in a sepulcher and a rock was rolled to cover the opening. What is a sepulcher?

a cave-like tomb

 

206. Which disciple is not present when Jesus goes to see them after his resurrection?

Thomas, who is told by the disciples that Jesus rose from the grave

 

207. How many angels were guarding the sepulcher?

Two, one where the head of Jesus had been and one at the feet (John 20:12)

 

208. What was the name of the hill where they crucified Jesus?

Golgotha

 

209. Easter celebrates the resurrection of Jesus Christ. After his crucifixion, Jesus rose from the dead how many days later?

3

 

210. Which prisoner was released instead of Jesus?

Barabbas

 

211. What animal did Jesus ride on when he entered Jerusalem the week before his death?

A donkey

 

212. According to the song Peter Cottontail, what is the bunny bringing for Tommy?

The Easter bunny is bringing jelly beans for Tommy

 

213. Households spend how much on average on Easter annually?

Households spend about 131 dollars on Easter.

 

214. Swedish kids dress up as Easter Wizards instead of?

Easter bunnies

 

215. What kind of bread is associated with Easter?

Hot cross buns are associated with the Easter holiday.

 

216. What do the marzipan balls on a simnel cake represent?

They represent the apostles (minus Judas).

 

217. Who introduced the Easter bonnet into American popular culture in 1933?

Irving Berlin introduced the bonnet into popular culture.

 

218. Easter celebrates the ________ of Jesus Christ.

Resurrection.

 

219. In the Bible, Judas traded Jesus in exchange for what?

Judas traded Jesus in exchange for 30 pieces of silver.

 

220. How long does it currently take to produce one marshmallow Peep?

It takes six minutes to produce a single marshmallow Peep.

 

221. In which state did the Easter bunny first appear?

The Easter bunny first appeared in the state of Pennsylvania.

 

222. What celebrity was made into a chocolate bunny for the first time in 2015?

Benedict Cumberbatch was made into a chocolate bunny.

 

223. What is Fat Tuesday?

Fat Tuesday is the day before Lent. Is it a time of overindulgence before fasting.

 

224. Which apostle doubted Jesus’ resurrection?

The Apostle Thomas doubted the resurrection.

 

225. Besides bunnies, what animal is considered an Easter symbol?

A lamb is considered an Easter symbol.

 

226. In England, when you dance between Easter eggs on a floor, it’s called what?

Dancing between Easter eggs is called hop-egging.

 

227. Easter Sunday is also called what?

Resurrection Day is another name for Easter Sunday.

 

228. Which American Literature professor wrote the traditional Easter hymn “Up from the Grove He Arose”?

Robert Lowry wrote this traditional Easter hymn.

 

229. Which day of Holy Week is to honor the Last Supper?

Holy Thursday is meant to honor the Last Supper.

 

230. Why are pretzels considered an Easter food?

They are considered an Easter food because their design is said to look like praying arms and hands.

 

231. Where is the largest Easter egg museum in the world?

Poland holds the largest Easter egg museum in the world.

 

232. In the Bible, who was the first person to enter Jesus’ tomb?

Peter was the first person to enter the tomb, according to the Bible.

 

233. When was Cadbury founded?

Cadbury was founded in 1824.

 

234. In the 13th century, the church prohibited eating what during Holy Week?

Eggs weren’t allowed to be eaten during Holy Week.

 

235. When were Cadbury Creme Eggs introduced?

These famous eggs were introduced in 1963.

 

236. The world-record largest chocolate Easter egg was made in what city?

Tosca, Italy created the world’s largest chocolate Easter egg.

 

237. From what is the filling in Cadbury Creme Eggs made?

Their filling is made from fondant.

 

238. While the Easter Bunny brings children eggs in the U.S., what sort of critter delivers the goods in Westphalia, Germany?

A fox delivers goods in Germany.

 

239. What pagan goddess is associated with Easter?

Ostara is a pagan goddess associated with the holiday.

 

240. Three days before Easter is called what?

This period of time is called the Paschal Triduum of Easter Triduum.

 

241. In what season does Easter take place in Australia?

Easter takes place in Autumn in Australia.

 

242. How many jellybeans do Americans consume during Easter?

Americans consume more than 16 million jelly beans. That’s enough jelly beans to circle the globe not once, not twice, but three times.

 

243. In the Bible, what did Jesus and his apostles eat at the Last Supper?

They ate bread and wine during the Last Supper.

 

244. How much candy is sold during this religious celebration?

2.6 billion dollars worth of candy is sold in the United States alone.

 

245. What’s the name of the jeweler who decorated Easter eggs for royalty?

Peter Carl Faberge decorated Easter eggs for royalty.

 

246. In Eastern Christianity, the end of Lent is called what?

This time period is called Lazarus Saturday.

 

247. What egg-shaped candy was illegal in the United States?

Kinder Surprise eggs were illegal in the United States.

 

248. In whose tomb was Jesus buried?

Jesus was buried in Joseph of Arimathea.

 

249. True or false: Most people prefer milk chocolate over dark chocolate.

This statement is true.

250. How many Peeps do Americans eat during each Easter season?

600 million Peeps are consumed each Easter season.

 

251. Easter’s date is determined by what?

The date is determined by the moon.

 

252. What garment was popularized by the song “Easter Parade?”

Easter bonnets were popularized because of this famous song.

 

253. Each year, Easter is recognized on the first Sunday after what?

Easter takes place after the first full moon on or after the spring equinox.

 

254. The original Easter bunny in Germany was actually what sort of animal?

An Easter Hare called “Osterhase” or “Oschter Haws.”

 

255.  How many marzipan balls are traditionally on a simnel cake?

11 marzipan balls are served on a simnel cake.

 

256. Buying what for Easter is said to bring good luck for the rest of the year?

New clothes will bring good luck for the rest of the year.

 

257. What was the circumference of the world’s largest chocolate Easter egg?

The circumference of this egg was 64 feet, 3.65 inches.

 

258. Easter symbols like rabbits stem from what Anglo-Saxon festival?

This festival was called Eostre.

 

259. How many states consider Good Friday a holiday?

12

 

260. The Easter Season begins on Easter Day and lasts for how many days?

The season lasts for a total of 50 days.

 

261. Judy Garland stars alongside which classic movie star in Hollywood musical Easter Parade?

Fred Astaire

 

262. Who wrote The Tale of Peter Rabbit?

Beatrix Potter

 

263. Who wrote the music for rock opera Jesus Christ Superstar?

Andrew Lloyd Weber

 

264. Which classical composer wrote St. Matthew Passion?

Bach

 

265. Which comedy group created the 1979 film Life of Brian?

Monty Python

 

266. Who plays Willy Wonka in Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory?

Gene Wilder

 

267. “He’s Alive” was an Easter hit for which country music star?

Dolly Parton

 

268. “I am the egg man, they are the egg men” is a line from I Am The Walrus, but which band was that a hit song for?

The Beatles

 

269. Pomerode in Brazil holds the record for the largest easter egg tree ever created, but how many painted eggs hung off the tree?

82,404

 

270. The world record for the largest hot cross bun was set in Bolton in 2012. How much did it weigh?

168 kg (370 lb 6 oz)

 

271. Which Disney film features a rabbit called Thumper?

Bambi

 

272. How much did the largest chocolate egg weigh?

7,200 kg

 

273. Which chocolate treat has the slogan “the lighter way to enjoy chocolate”?

Maltesers

 

274. What is the name of the workers village southwest of Birmingham, which gave its name to a brand of dark chocolate?

Bournville

 

275. American couple Steve Lubanski and Candace Frazee broke the record in 2011 for the largest number of rabbit-related items, but how many items are in their collection?

28,423 items. They have so many they created their own Bunny Museum in Pasadena, California, USA!

 

276. Bini the Bunny holds the record for the most basketball slam dunks in one minute. How many did it score?

7

 

277. Which island celebrates the start of Easter with a kite flying festival?

Bermuda

 

278. Which Italian city hosts a firework display from an ornate cart, with origins going back over 350 years?

Florence

 

279. A town in which country serves up a giant omelet from over 15,000 eggs on Easter Monday?

France (the town of Haux)

 

280. What was the name of the high priest servant who had his ear cut off by the disciple and subsequently reattached by Jesus?

Malchus (John 18:10)

 

281. How did Judas identify Jesus to the soldiers?

With a kiss, Mathew 26: 47-49

 

282. What did Pilate’s wife counsel him to do concerning Jesus?

To leave Jesus alone because he was just a man. She had a bad dream concerning the Lord and she probably felt it would bring bad luck to the household of the Pilate ( Mathew 27: 19)

 

283. A man named Simon was compelled to carry the cross of Jesus. In Mark 15 we are told the names of Simon’s two sons were?

Alexander and Rufus( Mark 15:21)

 

284. What was the inscription above the cross?

Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Jews(Luke 19;19)  It was written in three languages according to John 19:20; Hebrew, Greek and Latin

 

285. When Jesus died there was darkness in the land for how long?

3 hours

 

286. Who was the first person to see risen Christ?

Mary Magdalene

 

287. I was crucified beside Jesus; who am I?

(thief) – Matthew 27:38

 

288. I met the women at the tomb and told them Jesus had risen; who am I?

(an angel) – Matthew 28:5-6

 

289. I went early to the tomb and saw the stone rolled away; who am I?

(Mary Magdalene) – John 20:1

 

290. Jesus took us with Him to the garden to pray, but we kept falling asleep.

(Peter, James, John) – Mark 14:33

 

291. I was the High Priest who accused Jesus and wanted Him dead; who am I?

(Caiaphas) – John 11:49

 

292. I carried the cross for Jesus when He could no longer; who am I?

(Simon of Cyrene)  – Luke 23:26

 

293. I anointed Jesus with expensive perfume; who am I? 

(Mary, Lazarus’ & Martha’s sister) – John 12:1-8
 

 

294. I went with Joseph to bury Jesus in the tomb; who am I?

(Nicodemus) – John 19:39
 

 

295. When Jesus was on the cross, He asked me to take care of His mother.

(the disciple Jesus loved, John) – John 19:26
 

 

296. I saw Jesus after His resurrection on the road to Emmaus; who am I? 

( Cleopas) – Luke 24:18
 

 

297. They brought Jesus to me for trial, but I found no guilt in Him; who am I? 

(Pilate) – John 19:4
 

 

 

 

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