Daily Trivia

1) What is Good Friday primarily known for commemorating?

a) The baptism of Jesus b) The birth of Jesus c) The crucifixion of Jesus d) The resurrection of Jesus

2) Which Christian holiday follows Good Friday?

a) Christmas b) Easter Sunday c) Ascension Day d) Pentecost

3) What is the traditional food eaten on Good Friday that is believed to bring good luck?

a) Pancakes b) Chocolate eggs c) Roast lamb d) Hot cross buns

4) Which theory is one explanation for the name 'Good Friday'?

a) Named after the good weather b) It represents Good vs Evil c) Derived from 'God’s Friday' d) Refers to good food eaten on the day

5) What unusual event is traditionally associated with Good Friday in Bermuda?

a) Jumping over fires b) Flying kites c) Diving for pearls d) Releasing lanterns

6) During which hours is a period of prayerful silence often observed on Good Friday?

a) Midnight to 3 AM b) 3 PM to 6 PM c) Noon to 3 PM d) 9 AM to 12 PM

7) In which century did the celebration of Good Friday begin?

a) 10th century b) 1st century c) 16th century d) 4th century

8) Which Christian tradition is commonly associated with the observance of Good Friday?

a) Exchanging gifts b) Feasting c) Decorating trees d) Fasting

9) Why do some believe getting a haircut on Good Friday is beneficial?

a) It brings wealth b) It ensures a good harvest c) It improves memory d) It prevents headaches

10) What unusual natural occurrences are said to have happened during the crucifixion of Jesus?

a) An earthquake and darkness b) A flood and hailstorm c) A snowstorm and rainbow d) A tornado and tsunami

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