Easter Trivia Quiz

Easter is here, and people all across the country are gearing up for another fun-filled weekend with their family and friends. If you have young children, you are probably especially busy gathering materials to dye Easter eggs and fill Easter baskets. 

 The team at Phillips, McElyea, Carpenter, & Welch, P.C. is here to help you get ready for Easter by testing your knowledge on some lesser-known facts about this fun family holiday. Good luck!

QUESTIONS

 1.  Before the Easter Bunny became a bunny, he was something else. What was he?
A.  Hare
B.  Dog
C.  Turtle
D.  Cat

 2.  What is the most popular color for jelly beans in the U.S.?
A.  Yellow
B.  Green
C.  Blue
D.  Red

 3.  How is the date for Easter determined every year?
A.  The first full moon in March
B.  The first Sunday after the spring equinox
C.  The first Sunday after the first full moon after the spring equinox
D.  On the spring equinox

 4.  Approximately how many chocolate bunnies are produced every year?
A.  30 million
B.  50 million
C.  70 million
D.  90 million
5.  Easter is responsible for the second-highest number of candy sales in the U.S. Which holiday has the most?
A.  Halloween
B.  Christmas
C.  Valentine's Day
D.  Mother's Day

 6.  76% of people eat which part of a chocolate bunny first?
A.  Tail
B.  Feet
C.  Arms
D.  Ears

 7.  Easter eggs are a tradition that originated from which country?
A.  Belgium
B.  Germany
C.  France
D.  Spain

 8.  In North America, what is the most common name for the Easter Bunny?
A.  Tommy Hopper
B.  Peter Cottontail
C.  Jimmy Hopper
C.  Michael Cottontail

 9.  The most expensive Easter egg sold for how much?
A.  9.5 million dollars
B.  10.5 million dollars
C.  11.5 million dollars
D.  12.5 million dollars

 10.  On average, how many American dollars are spent on candy every Easter?
A.  5 million dollars
B.  80 million dollars
C.  2 billion dollars
D.  5 billion dollars

 ANSWERS

 1.  A. Hare
2.  D. Red
3.  C. The first Sunday after the first full moon in the spring equinox
4.  D. 90 million
5.  A. Halloween
6.  D. Ears
7.  B. Germany
8.  B. Peter Cottontail
9.  A. 9.5 million dollars
10.  C. 2 billion dollars

 Happy Easter from PMCW Law!

No matter how you decide to celebrate the Easter holiday, we hope you have a truly special weekend with your family. If you have to travel, be careful and stay safe on the roads. Happy Easter to you and yours!
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