April

3. What is the important Jewish holiday celebrated in April?
5. In Australia, like New Zealand, rabbits are a pest, therefore Australia picked which native animal to represent Easter by way of chocolate forms?
7. Easter comes second in chocolate and sweet sales to which other holiday?
9. 11 What is the traditional name for Easter egg painting?
10. What food is traditionally eaten on Shrove Tuesday?
11. Hot Cross Buns were originally made by _______and handed out to the poor for Lent.
12. What is the traditional Easter cake?
13. If you bury a what in your garden, it is said to protect you against lightning, hail and beehives?
14. The tradition of the Easter Bunny, a rabbit who lays coloured eggs for children to find Easter morning, began in which European country in the 1800s?

1. We eat eggs at Easter as a symbol of what?
2. The traditional roasted meat eaten at Easter is?
4. Good __________ is the traditional Christian day for eating hot cross buns.
6. What unleavened flatbread is commonly eaten by Jewish communities in April?
8. Chocolate Easter eggs originated in Europe in which century?
9. What food has significance over Easter because their shape resembles a person praying with crossed arms and, as they contain no eggs, milk or dairy, they are able to be eaten during Lent?