Easter Quiz: 10 Facts About Easter

It’s almost Easter time, so to celebrate we’re going to test your knowledge on just how much you know about this spring celebration! Of course, it’s a great excuse to eat some yummy chocolate, but what else do you know about the holiday? Let’s find out now! Take the quiz below and see if you can beat your friends…

Question 1Question 1 out of 10:

Where was the first ever chocolate Easter egg made?

A: England B: France C: Ireland D: India

Question 2Question 2 out of 10:

Which date is Easter in 2024? (no cheating!) 

A: 30th March B: 7th April C: 31st March D: 1st May

Question 3Question 3 out of 10:

What or who is Easter named after?

A: Eostre, an Anglo-Saxon goddess B: Esther Bunfred C: East Street in London D: The Easter Bunny

Question 4Question 4 out of 10:

How many Cadbury’s Creme Eggs are made every year?

A: 500,000 B: 1 million C: 100 million D: 500 million

Question 5Question 5 out of 10:

The largest chocolate Easter egg is taller than a giraffe, true or false?

A: True B: False

Just a quick random question – you don’t have to answer it if you don’t want to.

Have you heard of the V&A Museum (or Young V&A)?

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Yes and I love it! I already knew about it. Nope, it’s new to me! Not really sure what it is?

Yes and I love it! 16%

I already knew about it. 13%

Nope, it’s new to me! 36%

Not really sure what it is? 35%

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Question 6Question 6 out of 10:

Why do we give eggs on Easter?

A: They’re easy for everyone to hold B: Hatched chicks represent Spring C: They’re seen as a symbol of new life D: People used to eat fried eggs for breakfast on Easter

Question 7Question 7 out of 10:

We associate bunnies with Easter because the first ever bunny was born on the holiday. True or false?

A: True B: False

Question 8Question 8 out of 10:

A very fancy Easter Egg was sold in an auction in 2007 for a high price – but just how much did this egg go for?

A: 1.5 million B: 8.9 million C: 22 million D: 120 million

Question 9Question 9 out of 10:

In which country did the Easter Bunny legend begin?

A: France B: Ireland C: Germany D: Sweden

Question 10Question 10 out of 10:

It is illegal to dance in public in Germany on Good Friday. True or false?

A: True B: False

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