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Which of these flowers is used in representing love?
- Calla lily
- Pride of Barbados
- Rose
- Hibiscus

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Flowers are a beautiful part of the plant in which many people believes that it is the point of reproduction whether through the aid of insects, wind, water and lots more. Flowers have many importances like beatification and gifts. Many people use flowers for a gift presentation based on favourite to represent love.

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Which of these flowers symbolises hospitality?
- Hibiscus
- Bird of paradise
- Anthurium
- Rose
Correct Answer

A. Anthurium

Explanation

Anthurium is the correct answer because it symbolizes hospitality. The flower is known for its vibrant red color and heart-shaped leaves, which represent warmth and love. In many cultures, Anthurium is often given as a gift to welcome guests or to express hospitality. Its unique appearance and symbolism make it a popular choice for arrangements and decorations in hospitality settings such as hotels, restaurants, and event venues.

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Which of these does Lily symbolise?
- Sadness
- Happiness
- Purity
- Magnificence
Correct Answer

A. Purity

Explanation

Lily symbolizes purity because it is often associated with innocence, virtue, and cleanliness. In many cultures and religions, lilies are used in ceremonies and rituals to represent purity and divine beauty. The white color of lilies further reinforces the idea of purity as white is commonly associated with purity and perfection. Therefore, Lily is a symbol of purity rather than sadness, happiness, or magnificence.

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Which of these is not among the types of Iris flower?
- White
- Purple
- Red
- Blue
Correct Answer

A. Red

Explanation

Red is not among the types of Iris flower. The question is asking for a type of Iris flower that does not exist, and red is the only option that does not correspond to an actual type of Iris flower.

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5.

What can make a rose flower to be offered?
- Love
- Funeral
- Fight
- Festival
Correct Answer

A. Love

Explanation

Love can make a rose flower to be offered because roses are often associated with love and romance. Offering a rose is a gesture of affection and can be a way to express love and admiration towards someone. Roses are commonly given as gifts on special occasions such as Valentine's Day or anniversaries to symbolize love and passion.

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Which of these lilac symbolises "first love"?
- Calla lily
- Lilac
- Purple lilac
- White lilac
Correct Answer

A. Purple lilac

Explanation

The purple lilac symbolizes "first love" because lilacs in general are often associated with love and romance, and the color purple is often associated with royalty, luxury, and passion. Therefore, the purple lilac represents the passionate and luxurious feeling of experiencing love for the first time.

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7.

Which of these is not a flower?
- Rode
- Rose
- Lilac
- Carnation
Correct Answer

A. Rode

Explanation

The word "Rode" is not a flower. The other options - Rose, Lilac, and Carnation - are all types of flowers.

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8.

What flower is used in representing jealousy?
- White Lilac
- Yellow Hyacinth
- Purple Lilac
- Pink Hyacinth
Correct Answer

A. Yellow Hyacinth

Explanation

Yellow Hyacinth is used in representing jealousy because the color yellow is often associated with envy and jealousy. In addition, the hyacinth flower itself symbolizes jealousy and infidelity in the language of flowers. Therefore, the combination of the yellow color and the hyacinth flower makes the yellow hyacinth the most appropriate choice for representing jealousy.

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Which of these occurrence can not bring about presentation of flowers?
- Marriage
- Burial
- Festival
- Employment
Correct Answer

A. Employment

Explanation

Employment is the only option among the given occurrences that does not typically involve the presentation of flowers. Flowers are commonly presented at weddings, funerals, and festivals as a cultural tradition or as a symbol of celebration or respect. However, in the context of employment, there is usually no specific tradition or custom of presenting flowers. Therefore, employment is the occurrence that cannot bring about the presentation of flowers.

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Which of set of people cannot be offered flower?
- Old
- Loved
- Siblings
- Criminals
Correct Answer

A. Criminals

Explanation

Criminals cannot be offered flowers because they have committed illegal acts and are considered to be a threat to society. Offering flowers is usually a gesture of love, respect, or goodwill, and it would not be appropriate to extend this gesture to individuals who have engaged in criminal activities.

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