A Trivia Quiz On Valentine's Day

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What word appears in more song titles than any other word?
- The
- I
- Love
- We

About This Quiz

Sweet love poems, hearts, cards sent to loved ones, candy, pink and red everywhere. . . Is that what Valentine's Day is really about? See how much you know about this lovely holiday. Please enter your first and last name below.

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Many lovers give chocolate as a Valentine's Day gift. Which type of chocolate is the most popular in the United States?
- White chocolate
- Milk chocolate
- Dark chocolate
- Bittersweet chocolate
Correct Answer

A. Milk chocolate

Explanation

Milk chocolate is the most popular type of chocolate in the United States. This is because milk chocolate has a smooth and creamy texture, making it appealing to a wide range of people. It also has a slightly sweeter taste compared to dark chocolate, which makes it more enjoyable for those with a sweet tooth. Additionally, milk chocolate is often used in popular candy bars and desserts, further contributing to its popularity.

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3.

In Roman mythology, Cupid, the god of love, was the son of which goddess?
- Venus
- Diana
- Juno
- Vesta
Correct Answer

A. Venus

Explanation

Cupid, the god of love, was the son of Venus in Roman mythology. Venus is the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, making her an appropriate mother for the god of love. This relationship is consistent with the Greek mythology counterpart, where Cupid is known as Eros and is also the son of Aphrodite, the goddess of love and beauty. Therefore, it is logical to conclude that Venus is the correct answer.

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4.

More fresh flowers are purchased for Valentine's Day than any other holiday. Roses make up what percentage of those flowers purchased?
- 24 percent
- 37 percent
- 48 percent
- 56 percent
Correct Answer

A. 56 percent

Explanation

More fresh flowers are purchased for Valentine's Day than any other holiday, and roses are one of the most popular flowers for this occasion. Therefore, it can be inferred that roses make up a significant percentage of the flowers purchased for Valentine's Day. The correct answer of 56 percent indicates that more than half of the fresh flowers purchased for Valentine's Day are roses.

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5.

Who started the tradition of Valentine's Day
- Greeks
- Habsburgs
- Dutch
- Romans
Correct Answer

A. Romans

Explanation

The Romans started the tradition of Valentine's Day. The ancient Romans celebrated a fertility festival called Lupercalia on February 15th, which included rituals and activities associated with love and romance. Over time, this festival became associated with Saint Valentine, a Christian martyr who was executed on February 14th. The romantic connotations of the festival grew, and eventually, it evolved into the Valentine's Day we know today.

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6.

Which is the most given Valentine's gift?
- Flowers
- Chocolates
- Mugs
- Letters
Correct Answer

A. Chocolates

Explanation

Chocolates are often considered the most given Valentine's gift because they are associated with love and indulgence. They are a classic and popular choice for expressing affection and are commonly associated with romantic gestures. Chocolates are also seen as a sweet treat that can be shared and enjoyed together, making them a fitting gift for Valentine's Day.

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7.

When did the tradition of sending written valentines to loved ones begin?
- AD 270
- Around year 1400
- 1840
- The early 1900s
Correct Answer

A. The early 1900s

Explanation

The tradition of sending written valentines to loved ones began in the early 1900s. This means that people started exchanging written expressions of love and affection on Valentine's Day during this time period.

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8.

Valentine's Day is NOT celebrated in which country?
- United States
- Mexico
- Italy
- France
Correct Answer

A. Italy

Explanation

Valentine's Day is not celebrated in Italy. While it is widely celebrated in the United States, Mexico, and France, Italy does not have a tradition of celebrating this holiday. In Italy, the equivalent celebration is called "La Festa degli Innamorati" or "The Feast of Lovers," which takes place on November 25th. This day is dedicated to celebrating love and romance, but it is not specifically associated with Valentine's Day.

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9.

Why were Valentine's Day cards not signed in the Victorian era
- Because it was considered bad luck
- Because lovers were meant to be secret
- Because law forbid it
- Because lover didn't want their families to find out
Correct Answer

A. Because it was considered bad luck

Explanation

In the Victorian era, Valentine's Day cards were not signed because it was believed to bring bad luck. The superstition was that if the recipient could identify the sender, it would lead to a failed relationship or an unhappy marriage. Therefore, it was customary for lovers to keep their identities secret when sending Valentine's Day cards to avoid any potential negative consequences.

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10.

Valentine's Day was named for whom?
- The patron saint of birds
- The patron saint of lovers
- Two or three Roman martyrs
- Pope Valentine
Correct Answer

A. Two or three Roman martyrs

Explanation

Valentine's Day was named after two or three Roman martyrs. These martyrs, who were named Valentine, were believed to have been executed for their Christian faith during the reign of Emperor Claudius II in the 3rd century. Over time, their stories merged and Valentine became associated with love and romance, leading to the celebration of Valentine's Day as a day of love and affection.

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