The document provides information about Easter traditions in different countries and cultures. It states that Easter is celebrated between March 22nd and April 25th annually to commemorate the resurrection of Jesus Christ. The text then summarizes some Easter traditions such as attending church, eating chocolate eggs, and hiding sweets for children to find. It also explains that Jews commemorate their departure from Egypt during Passover week by not eating leavened foods and having a special dinner called a Seder. Finally, it notes some distinctive English Easter traditions like eating hot cross buns and treating chocolate as the most important part of the holiday.

16. EASTER This celebration hasn’t got a fixed date. It is between the 22nd March and 25th April. It is the most important celebration for Christians and Jewish people. It is celebrated all around the world. Here, we commemorate the Resurrection of Christ. For this celebration, people go to the church; in some places, there is a procession. People in some other countries hide sweets in the gardens, and children have to find it. The most famous habit is giving chocolate or candies.