Valentine’s Day Trivia

 Get ready to fall in love with Valentine's Day all over again! This year, we're bringing you an exciting challenge to test your knowledge of all things Valentine's. From the history of the holiday to the most romantic movies and songs, we've got you covered. Whether you're playing alone or with your loved one, this Valentine's Day Trivia is sure to bring a smile to your face and a spark to your heart.

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We'll cover a range of topics, from the origins of Valentine's Day to the most famous love stories of all time. We'll also touch upon romantic gestures, such as sending flowers and chocolates, and the significance of the colors red and pink.

So, gather your friends and family and get ready to put your love knowledge to the test! You'll have a blast while learning fun and interesting facts about Valentine's Day. And, if you're looking for a fun way to spend your Valentine's Day Party, this video is the perfect solution.

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Question and answer for The Valentine's Day Quiz

1. What is the most popular flower given on Valentine's Day?

Answers: Roses

2. What is the traditional color associated with Valentine's Day?

Answers: Red

3. Who is considered the patron saint of lovers on Valentine's Day?

Answers: Saint Valentine

4. In what year was Valentine's Day declared an official holiday in the United States?

Answers: 1910

5. What Shakespeare play features the famous balcony scene between Romeo and Juliet?

Answers: Romeo and Juliet

6. What year did Hallmark start selling Valentine's Day cards?

Answers: 1913

7. What is the name of the holiday celebrated in Wales on January 25th that is sometimes considered a precursor to Valentine's Day?

Answers: St. Dwynwen's Day

8. What famous poet wrote the sonnet "Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day"?

Answers: William Shakespeare

9. What is the name of the Greek goddess of love?

Answers: Aphrodite

10. What is the name of the candy that is traditionally given on Valentine's Day?

Answers: Chocolate

11. What is the origin of Valentine's Day?

Answer: It is believed to have originated from the Roman festival of Lupercalia, which was held in mid-February to celebrate love and fertility.

12. What is the symbol of love in the Middle Ages?

Answer: Cupid, the Roman god of love and affection

13. What is the name of the holiday celebrated on February 14th in the United States?

Answer: Valentine's Day

14. What is the traditional gift for a first Valentine's Day together?

Answer: A single red rose

15. What is the purpose of Valentine's Day cards?

Answer: To express love and affection to someone special

16. What is the modern symbol for Valentine's Day?

Answer: A heart

17. What is the name of the holiday celebrated on February 14th in France?

Answer: La Saint-Valentin.