What is traditionally eaten on Good Friday in the UK?, Hot cross buns, Pancakes, Roast lamb, Apple pie, What do the crosses on hot cross buns symbolize?, The crucifixion of Jesus, Spring, The Trinity, The four seasons, Which Easter activity is especially popular at the White House?, Easter Egg Roll, Egg painting contest, Egg throwing, Egg hunting marathon, What is the main Easter meat traditionally eaten in both the UK and USA?, Lamb, Turkey, Beef, Pork, What is the name of the Friday before Easter Sunday?, Good Friday, Holy Friday, Sacred Friday, Palm Friday, Which flower is most associated with Easter in the UK and USA?, Lily, Rose, Tulip, Daffodil, What does the Easter Bunny traditionally bring?, Eggs and sweets, Toys, Clothes, Books, In the UK, what does “egg rolling” mean?, Rolling eggs downhill, Breaking eggs on the ground, Throwing eggs at targets, Painting eggs, What is Lent?, A 40-day period of fasting, A celebration, A feast, A church building, What is given up during Lent traditionally?, Chocolate or luxuries, Meat only, Bread, Water, What is the origin of the Easter Bunny?, German traditions, British folklore, American invention, Roman mythology, What is “Palm Sunday”?, Start of Holy Week, End of Lent, Day after Easter, Day of eggs, What is hidden during Easter egg hunts?, Painted or chocolate eggs, Toys only, Real eggs only, Money, Which US president started the White House Easter Egg Roll tradition?, Rutherford B. Hayes, George Washington, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt, What does the egg symbolize in Easter traditions?, New life and rebirth, Wealth, Death, Power, What is a common Easter dessert in the USA?, Carrot cake, Pumpkin pie, Cheesecake only, Ice cream cake, What is the day before Easter Sunday called?, Holy Saturday, Quiet Saturday, Easter Eve, Sacred Night, Which animal is NOT traditionally linked with Easter?, Fox, Rabbit, Chick, Lamb, What is “Maundy Thursday”?, Commemorates the Last Supper, Day of feasting, Beginning of Lent, Day of resurrection, What is a traditional UK Easter game for children?, Egg rolling, Sack race, Tug of war, Hide and seek, What colour is most associated with Easter eggs?, Bright/pastel colours, Black, Grey, Dark blue, What is often inside American Easter baskets?, Candy, chocolate, small toys, Vegetables, Books only, Clothes, Which day ends Lent?, Easter Sunday, Good Friday, Palm Sunday, Maundy Thursday, What is a “sunrise service”?, Morning church service on Easter, Evening prayer, Afternoon event, Night ceremony, What is the purpose of Easter?, Celebrate Jesus’ resurrection, Celebrate spring only, Celebrate harvest, Celebrate kings, What is commonly done with eggs before Easter in the USA?, Boiled and painted, Fried and eaten, Frozen, Sold raw, What is the main difference between UK and US Easter traditions?, US celebrations are more commercial, UK has no Easter Bunny, US has no church traditions, UK has no eggs, What is a “chocolate egg”?, A hollow chocolate sweet shaped like an egg, A real egg covered in sugar, A baked cake, A biscuit, Which country strongly influenced modern Easter egg hunts in the USA?, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, What is often symbolised by lamb at Easter?, Innocence and sacrifice, Strength, Wealth, Freedom

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