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Based on the British Council text about Easter. Fill in the crossword puzzle.

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Crucigrama EasterVersión en línea Based on the British Council text about Easter. Fill in the crossword puzzle. por Boglárka Kozári 1 Easter is a Christian festival which marks the ______ of Jesus Christ. 2 For many Christians, Easter is a celebration of the ______ of life over death, and a very important time of the year. 3 We see lots of symbols of new life at Easter, especially eggs, chicks, flowers and rabbits. These symbols go back to ancient ______ traditions. 4 We see lots of symbols at Easter, like rabbits and eggs, which go back to ancient pagan traditions that celebrated ______, rebirth and new growth after the long, winter months. 5 The dates of Easter change from year to year but it usually falls sometime between the end of March and the end of _______. 6 In Western Christianity, Easter Sunday is the first Sunday after the first _____ moon of spring, which starts on 21 March. 7 The week before Easter is called Holy Week. The first day of Holy Week is _____ Sunday, which is the Sunday before Easter. 8 Many Christians celebrate Palm Sunday as the day that Jesus _____ Jerusalem and people threw down branches from palm trees on the road to welcome him. 9 Four days after Palm Sunday is Maundy Thursday, which marks the Last Supper, when Jesus ate bread and drank wine with his ______ disciples. 10 11 Many Christians believe that Jesus was killed and buried in a tomb on Good Friday and that God ______ him from the dead on the Sunday. 3 10 4 11 2 5 6 1 7 1 In many countries, there are religious ______s during Holy Week, and practising Christians attend special church services. 2 Good Friday is traditionally a day of ______, reflection and sadness. (=going without any food or going without certain types of food) 3 A lot of church services start at midnight the night before Easter Sunday with the lighting of candles or, in Greece, fireworks. This represents the triumph of light over ______. 4 A hot cross bun is a small, sweet bread roll containing dried fruit and spices, featuring a pastry cross on top. Traditionally toasted and buttered, they are eaten on Good Friday to mark the end of Lent and represent the ______ of Jesus. 5 In some places in Eastern Europe, boys and girls throw ______ at each other. 6 An Easter egg ______ is a popular game, usually held on Easter Sunday, where decorated eggs (often plastic ones filled with candy, coins, or chocolate) are hidden in a home or garden for children to find. 7 ______ is a 40-day period of fasting before Easter. 8 The Easter _____ is a story character that - children believe - brings eggs at Easter. 9 A _____ is a baby chicken, often a symbol of Easter. 10 Children take part in Easter egg hunts in gardens and parks. They carry _____s to collect the eggs they locate. 11 Families often serve _______ (a symbol of spring and new life) with potatoes, vegetables, gravy. 11 2 1 5 9 8 10 7 3 6

Crucigrama

EasterVersión en línea

Based on the British Council text about Easter. Fill in the crossword puzzle.

por Boglárka Kozári

Easter is a Christian festival which marks the ______ of Jesus Christ.

For many Christians, Easter is a celebration of the ______ of life over death, and a very important time of the year.

We see lots of symbols of new life at Easter, especially eggs, chicks, flowers and rabbits. These symbols go back to ancient ______ traditions.

We see lots of symbols at Easter, like rabbits and eggs, which go back to ancient pagan traditions that celebrated ______, rebirth and new growth after the long, winter months.

The dates of Easter change from year to year but it usually falls sometime between the end of March and the end of _______.

In Western Christianity, Easter Sunday is the first Sunday after the first _____ moon of spring, which starts on 21 March.

The week before Easter is called Holy Week. The first day of Holy Week is _____ Sunday, which is the Sunday before Easter.

Many Christians celebrate Palm Sunday as the day that Jesus _____ Jerusalem and people threw down branches from palm trees on the road to welcome him.

Four days after Palm Sunday is Maundy Thursday, which marks the Last Supper, when Jesus ate bread and drank wine with his ______ disciples.

Many Christians believe that Jesus was killed and buried in a tomb on Good Friday and that God ______ him from the dead on the Sunday.

In many countries, there are religious ______s during Holy Week, and practising Christians attend special church services.

Good Friday is traditionally a day of ______, reflection and sadness. (=going without any food or going without certain types of food)

A lot of church services start at midnight the night before Easter Sunday with the lighting of candles or, in Greece, fireworks. This represents the triumph of light over ______.

A hot cross bun is a small, sweet bread roll containing dried fruit and spices, featuring a pastry cross on top. Traditionally toasted and buttered, they are eaten on Good Friday to mark the end of Lent and represent the ______ of Jesus.

In some places in Eastern Europe, boys and girls throw ______ at each other.

An Easter egg ______ is a popular game, usually held on Easter Sunday, where decorated eggs (often plastic ones filled with candy, coins, or chocolate) are hidden in a home or garden for children to find.

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por Boglárka Kozári

Easter is a Christian festival which marks the ______ of Jesus Christ.

For many Christians, Easter is a celebration of the ______ of life over death, and a very important time of the year.

We see lots of symbols of new life at Easter, especially eggs, chicks, flowers and rabbits. These symbols go back to ancient ______ traditions.

We see lots of symbols at Easter, like rabbits and eggs, which go back to ancient pagan traditions that celebrated ______, rebirth and new growth after the long, winter months.

The dates of Easter change from year to year but it usually falls sometime between the end of March and the end of _______.

In Western Christianity, Easter Sunday is the first Sunday after the first _____ moon of spring, which starts on 21 March.

The week before Easter is called Holy Week. The first day of Holy Week is _____ Sunday, which is the Sunday before Easter.

Many Christians celebrate Palm Sunday as the day that Jesus _____ Jerusalem and people threw down branches from palm trees on the road to welcome him.

Four days after Palm Sunday is Maundy Thursday, which marks the Last Supper, when Jesus ate bread and drank wine with his ______ disciples.

Many Christians believe that Jesus was killed and buried in a tomb on Good Friday and that God ______ him from the dead on the Sunday.

In many countries, there are religious ______s during Holy Week, and practising Christians attend special church services.

Good Friday is traditionally a day of ______, reflection and sadness. (=going without any food or going without certain types of food)

A lot of church services start at midnight the night before Easter Sunday with the lighting of candles or, in Greece, fireworks. This represents the triumph of light over ______.

A hot cross bun is a small, sweet bread roll containing dried fruit and spices, featuring a pastry cross on top. Traditionally toasted and buttered, they are eaten on Good Friday to mark the end of Lent and represent the ______ of Jesus.

In some places in Eastern Europe, boys and girls throw ______ at each other.

An Easter egg ______ is a popular game, usually held on Easter Sunday, where decorated eggs (often plastic ones filled with candy, coins, or chocolate) are hidden in a home or garden for children to find.

______ is a 40-day period of fasting before Easter.

The Easter _____ is a story character that - children believe - brings eggs at Easter.

A _____ is a baby chicken, often a symbol of Easter.

Children take part in Easter egg hunts in gardens and parks. They carry _____s to collect the eggs they locate.

Families often serve _______ (a symbol of spring and new life) with potatoes, vegetables, gravy.