🐰 Hop into some Easter fun! In this Easter trivia battle, kids and parents will test their knowledge of traditions, treats, and facts about this springtime holiday. From chocolate goodies to Easter history, who’ll come out on top and take the win? 🥚🍫

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Quick question to start us off. The first Easter eggs were dyed what color?

Ooh, my guess is going to be red.

Correct.

Welcome to Kids First Parents, the family trivia battle where the back seat takes on the front seat.

I'm Steve.

And I'm Lovella.

And today we're doing Easter trivia because this weekend is Easter.

Yay! Happy Easter.

Happy Easter, everybody. Our prize today is for an extra Easter egg.

So you can take an Easter egg from the loser's Easter basket. How about we do that?

Yeah. Okay. I like that.

So if I win, I get an Easter egg from your basket. If you win, you get an Easter egg from my basket.

Looks like I'm getting another chocolate today.

All right. Who goes first today, Lovella?

I think the kids should go first.

Okay, kids. You're up first. Get your bunny ears on.

Okay.

Question number one.

What day of the week is Easter always celebrated on?

Oh, that's an easy one, Dad.

I think it's Sunday.

Yeah.

You sure?

Yeah.

The day the Easter bunny comes.

Sunday.

Sunday.

Sunday.

You're correct.

Yes.

Well done.

I started with an easy one for you.

All right.

Question number two.

What Easter treat is made of marshmallow and shaped like chicks or bunnies?

Oh, that is, yeah.

Do you know it?

Can you see it?

Yes, I know.

You can visualize it.

It's Peeps.

Peeps.

That's correct.

Peeps.

Let's go.

Those are yummy.

Those are yummy.

You like those?

Yeah.

I mean, I don't like to have too much because they're really coated in that sugar.

So it's like maybe like two or three is like okay, but then I'm like, no.

No, I'll take chocolate any day over a peep.

I'm more of a candy girl.

You like lots of sugar, don't you, rather than cocoa.

All right.

Question number three.

This one is a multiple choice question, kids.

So don't answer until you hear all the options.

Which holiday sells the most candy?

Christmas, Easter, Valentine's Day, or Halloween?

Ooh, okay.

Which holiday sells the most candy?

I'm talking about like volume, just the number of candy, not dollars, anything like that.

It's probably US.

It's probably US based for those not in US.

It's between Halloween and Easter because why would you...

What about Valentine's Day?

There's lots of candy that goes out on Valentine's Day.

I just think that why would you do a question that's not the answer to an Easter?

That's just me.

Easter is an option.

It doesn't necessarily mean it's the answer.

I feel like it's going to be Halloween though because like it's Halloween.

It's mainly candy.

Like you don't have to...

On Valentine's Day, you don't have to give candy.

You can give something else.

Cards.

Like a hot stuffy or whatever.

Flowers.

Flowers, yeah.

So I'm going to say Halloween.

You sure?

Why would I make Halloween the answer in an Easter trivia?

I'm going to say Halloween.

Sticking to Halloween?

Yes.

You are correct.

Yes.

Well done.

Easter does come in second though.

Oh.

So I was like.

According to my research.

I was like right.

So.

Yeah.

You are right.

Well done.

Okay.

You are cleaning up this Easter trivia.

You know you're Easter.

Oh yeah.

All right.

I need to give you a harder one.

Okay.

Question number four.

Okay.

So this question is based around the origin of Easter and the reason why,

for those who celebrate Easter, they celebrate Easter.

Okay.

In the Bible, how many days pass between Jesus' death and resurrection?

So I'm looking for a number.

How many days?

Uh, well, I think he dies on Good Friday.

So.

Uh-huh.

in the resurrects Sunday.

So that's...

How many days?

I'm going to guess three days.

Yeah, three days.

Sure.

I think so.

Yeah, no, it is three days, isn't it?

Yeah, I think so.

Are we counting days or are we counting nights?

I did ask for days.

Oh, man, dad, stop making this harder.

Well...

It's a Friday night, Saturday night, then he rises.

It's two nights.

What do you want me to give you?

Days or nights?

Why don't you give me the answer?

What did I ask?

How many days passed between Jesus' death and resurrection?

I'm just going to say three.

You are correct.

Yes.

Why did you make that so complicated?

Because I didn't want you to get a clean sweep, but you did.

Yes.

Well done.

Okay.

Quick score check.

So you're on four.

Four out of four.

Let's go.

And dad's at zero.

How sad.

Parents are at zero because we haven't played yet.

He still will be.

All right.

You're up next, parents.

Are you ready, dad?

Okay.

I'm ready to go.

All right.

Question number one.

What country did the Easter Bunny originally come from?

Okay.

What country did...

So where did the Easter Bunny start?

Delivering eggs.

Is that what you mean?

Yeah.

Okay, what country did the Easter Bunny come from originally?

Okay, it's going to be some European country will be my guess.

I don't really know.

Maybe Denmark?

Maybe Denmark?

I'm really having a guess here.

I'm going to say Denmark.

It's definitely going to be Northern Hemisphere because it's spring vibes,

bunnies.

That's Northern Hemisphere.

Europe.

Is it Italy?

No, it's not Italy.

England.

No.

I'm going to say Denmark.

I don't know why.

I'm just going to say Denmark.

Incorrect.

It's Germany.

Oh, it's Germany.

Yeah.

Oh, Germany.

Well, okay.

I don't know where I was getting Denmark from.

I was kind of close.

Kind of in the vicinity.

All right.

None for me.

All right.

Second question.

Okay.

I'm not off to a good start.

Here we go.

What sweet bread with a croissant on top is traditionally eaten around Easter in the United

Kingdom.

Yes, I know this one.

Great question.

This is none other.

We eat these in Australia as well.

They're delicious.

Hot cross buns.

Hot cross buns.

Yay.

Yay.

Oh, I love those.

They're really good.

I'm looking forward to some hot cross buns on the weekend.

Oh, yeah.

Me too.

Yum, yum, yum.

With butter and cream and jam.

Oh, yum.

Yeah, they're very good.

They're very good.

If you have never had a hot cross bun, try and track one down wherever you live.

They are delicious for Easter.

Because you can't find them here in America.

Yeah, we found them in America.

We found them here in California.

All right.

Oh, now you've got my mouth watering.

Give me question number three.

Your mouth is going to keep watering, Dad.

Oh, is it?

Question number three.

What Jewish holiday occurs around the same time and is connected to the timing of Easter?

Oh, okay.

What holiday?

Okay.

So over Easter, we have, could it be Lent?

Is that Jewish?

I don't know if that's Jewish.

I think it's Jewish.

Lent.

And Passover.

It's Passover.

Oh, man.

Passover is around Easter.

And then you've got Hanukkah.

That's at Christmas.

I think it's Passover.

I'm going to go with Passover.

Correct.

Yes.

All right.

Right.

Because Lent, I think, is not Jewish.

Lent is Christian tradition, I think.

Yeah.

Not Jewish.

Okay.

All right.

Two out of three?

Two out of three.

All right.

Last question.

Easter Island is part of which country?

Oh, man.

Easter Island.

This isn't really an Easter question.

Too bad.

This is a geography question.

with the word Easter in it.

Well, that's where all the bunnies come from.

Oh, is it?

All the Easter bunnies.

From Easter Island.

Yeah.

Haven't you seen the movie Hop?

Yes.

Like they all come from Easter Island.

All right.

Easter Island.

You are out of luck, Flavilla,

because I actually do know the answer to this.

Oh.

Easter Island is in Chile.

Correct.

Yes.

All right.

So you got three out of four.

I got four out of four.

You did.

Well done.

So this is a bonus.

This is our bonus question.

Dad, do you want to explain how a bonus tiebreaker question works?

So the first team to buzz in wins the bonus question,

which is worth bonus points.

It could be a tiebreaker for you as well.

You may have a tiebreaker in your car,

so you can use this as a tiebreaker.

First team to buzz in and get it correct wins the bonus points.

If you get it wrong, you don't get the bonus points.

They go to the other player, the other team.

They go to the other team.

So here we go.

Bonus or tiebreaker question.

Hands on your buzzers.

In the animated film, Bambi, what is the name of the rabbit character?

Buzz.

I have no idea.

You don't know this?

Well, I haven't really watched Bambi.

Oh.

I know that the skunk's name is Flower.

I don't know the bunny's name.

Oh, you don't know the bunny's name?

I think I do know it, but like, I don't know it.

I got him first.

Okay, what?

Thumper.

oh yeah

am I right

let me scroll down

and see

yeah

that sounds like

my bonus question

Thumper

yes

alright

good job

two points for me

that puts me

one in front

that means I

win Easter

which means I

get to have

one of your Easter eggs

you can have

one of the siblings

Easter eggs

no I'm having

one of your Easter eggs

because I'll play with you

I'm gonna hide them

you have no idea

how many hiding spots

I have in my room

oh I will find them

don't you worry

I will find them

and I get one of your Easter eggs

we'll see

yay parents

I hope you won as well

and you all get to have

an Easter egg

from your kids Easter basket

thank you for playing with us today

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thanks for playing with us

happy Easter everybody

happy Easter