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Happy Easter – Part 2

No último post, deu para aprendermos um pouco mais sobre a Páscoa, lembram?

Hoje vamos falar de curiosidades ligadas a esse feriado. Leia as frases abaixo e complete-as com as palavras escondidas no caça-palavras abaixo. Boa sorte!

  • The first Easter baskets were made to look like bird’s __________.
  • The traditional act of painting __________ is called Pysanka.
  • The custom of giving eggs at Easter time has been traced back to __________, Persians, Gauls, Greeks and Romans, to whom the egg was a __________ of life.
  • In ___________ times a festival of egg-throwing was held in church, during which the priest would throw a hard-boiled egg to one of the choir boys. It was then tossed from one choir boy to the next and whoever held the egg when the __________ struck 12 was the winner and retained the egg.
  • Easter is now celebrated (in the words of the Book of Common Prayer) on the first __________ after the full moon which happens on or after March 21, the Spring Equinox.
  • Easter Bonnets are a throw back to the days when the people denied themselves the pleasure of wearing fine angels for the duration of __________.
  • Some Churches still keep up the old tradition of using ___________ – symbolic of eternal life – embroidered in red on white, or woven in straw, but most now prefer displays of flowers in the spring colours of green, __________ and white.
  • Americans celebrate Easter with a large Easter egg __________ on the White House Lawn.
  • Every year at Easter the Pope sends his ” Urbi et Orbi ” to the world.
  • The date of Passover is variable as it is dependent on the phases of the __________, and thus Easter is also a movable ___________.
  • Each Easter season, Americans buy more than 700 million Marshmallow Peeps, shaped like chicks, as well as Marshmallow Bunnies and Marshmallow Eggs, making them the most popular non-chocolate Easter candy.
  • As many as 4.2 million Marshmallow Peeps, __________, and other shapes can be made each day.
  • In 1953, it took 27 hours to create a Marshmallow Peep. Today it takes __________ minutes.
  • Yellow Peeps are the most popular, followed by pink, __________, blue, and white.
  • Hot cross __________ were among the earliest Easter treats, made by European monks and given to the poor during Lent.
  • Pretzels were originally associated with Easter. The twists of a pretzel were thought to resemble ___________ crossed in prayer
Agora sai desse computador e vai comer um pouco de chocolate! Todo mundo merece um descansinho de vez enquando!

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