49 Easter Trivia Questions with Answers

49 public questions with answers, drawn from the well. How many can you answer?

Easter trivia covers the holiday’s religious roots, customs, symbols, entertainment, history, and famous people. Questions may range from the invention of a popular Easter candy to the song “Easter Parade” and the animated film Hop. The category also includes presidential traditions and actors born on Easter Sunday.

This collection suits family game nights, spring classroom activities, and pub quizzes. Players can test their knowledge of seasonal traditions alongside film, music, politics, and pop culture. It offers a broad mix of accessible questions and deeper Easter facts, making it useful for both casual players and experienced trivia teams.

Easter trivia — quick answers

What are good Easter trivia questions?

Good Easter trivia questions cover candy, songs, movies, religious traditions, the White House Easter Egg Roll, and famous Easter birthdays. Examples include who invented a popular Easter candy, who starred in Easter Parade, and which actor voiced E.B. in Hop.

How hard is Easter trivia?

Easter trivia is usually easy to moderate. Familiar topics such as chocolate eggs, Easter movies, and the Easter Bunny are accessible to most players, while questions about performers, historical dates, and lesser-known holiday connections provide more challenging rounds.

Who voices E.B. in Hop?

Russell Brand voices E.B., the teenage Easter Bunny and son of the Easter Bunny, in the 2011 animated comedy film Hop. The voice cast also includes James Marsden, Kaley Cuoco, Hugh Laurie, and Hank Azaria.

Who created the White House Easter Egg Roll?

The White House Easter Egg Roll is commonly associated with President Rutherford B. Hayes. In 1878, Hayes signed legislation allowing children to use the Capitol grounds for egg rolling, and his administration later hosted the event at the White House.

Which actors starred in Easter Parade?

Judy Garland played Hannah Brown and Fred Astaire played Don Hewes in the 1948 musical film Easter Parade. Irving Berlin wrote the songs, including the title number, and the film became one of the best-known Easter-themed musicals.

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