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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 9:15 am
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Note: You are allowed to google the answers.
1. What colors do you usually associate with Valentine's Day?
2. What saint is Valentine's Day named after?
3. What is a bard?
4. Have you ever handed out valentines to classmates and/or family before?
5. Have you ever had a valentine's party at school?
6. Have you ever eaten so many sweets on Valentine's day that you got sick?
7. What greetings/sayings do you see the most when it comes to Valentine cards?
8. What characters or people do you see the most on valentine cards?
9. What colors do valentine cards usually come in?
10. Have you ever bought valentine cards from the store?
11. Have you ever made homemade valentine cards?
12. What candies do you typically see given out on Valentine's day?
13. What's the most candy you've ever eaten in one day?
14. Do you think more candy is sold for Valentine's Day than any other holiday?
15. If no, what holiday do you think holds that record? (Post a heart if answered yes)
16. Why do you think Valentine's Day is on Febuary 14th?
17. What do you think the story is behind Valentine's day? (There are many of them)
18. Have you ever met someone that says Valentine's day is his/her favorite holiday?
19. Do you know anyone that absolutely hates Valentine's day?
20. Have you ever thought the concept of Valentine's day to be stupid?
21. What animals would you typically associate with Valentine's day?
22. What symbol do we usually use for love?
23. What is the language of love?
24. What is the significance/meaning behind the color if someone gives you a yellow rose?
25. What is the significance/meaning behind the color if someone gives you a white rose?
26. What is the significance/meaning behind the color if someone gives you a red rose?
27. Do you think black roses exist in real life?
28. What do you think the significance/meaning would be for a black rose?
29. Have you ever attended a dance for Valentine's day?
30. Who is the goddess of love?
31. What other name does she go by?
32. Is the god of love her son or husband?
33. What is the name of the god of love?
34. How does Cupid make couples fall in love?
35. How is Cupid typically dressed?
36. What is Cupid's other name?
37. What does the word Valentine mean?
38. What fruit is also known as the "love apple"?
39. Who are Shakesphere's "Star-crossed Lovers"?
40. What flower is most commonly symbolic of Valentine's Day?
41. What color is the symbol of warmth and feeling?
42. What color is the symbol of purity and faith?
43. Where do you "wear your heart" if you are quick to show your feelings?
44. What type of bird symbolizes Valentine's Day?
45. What happens to someone struck by Cupid's arrow?
46. What is a "vinegar valentine"?
46. Name a famous love poem.
47. Name a famous love song.
48. What is more romantic: a single rose or a dozen roses?
49. Sweethearts or Sweet Tarts?
50. Chocolates or Flowers?
51. Carnations or Roses?
52. Red or Pink?
53. White or Pink?
54. Red or White?
55. Pro-Valentine's or Anti-Valentine's?
56. Hugs or Kisses?
57. Love Letters or Poetry?
58. Are love poems cheese or sappy?
59. Heartfelt or Heartbreak?
60. Ballads or Love Songs?
61. Post each letter of the word 'VALENTINE' in separate posts.
62. Post each letter of the word 'CHOCOLATE' in separate posts.
63. Post each letter of the phrase 'LOVE BIRDS' in separate posts.
64. Post each letter of the word 'SWEETHEART' in seperate posts.
65. Post heart ten times in seperate posts
66. Does the Date of Valentines Day ever change?
67. How did sailors send messages to their loved ones while at sea in the old days?
68. Sailors often scratched or carved designs on bone, tusk or wood to give as a love token, this hobby was called?
69. What part of the body must Cupid's arrows hit to be effective?
70. What is the Greek word for Cupid, God of Love?
71. What happens to someone struck by Cupid's arrow?
72. Do doves mate for life?
73. According to English tradition - what happens "to the first man a woman sees on Valentine's Day?
74. What date was the first recorded Valentine sent?
75. What do you need to kiss to turn it into a Prince?
76. St. Valentine is indeed the patron saint of love, but he has many other duties. He is also the patron saint of:
77. The British Museum has a letter that is regarded as the oldest valentine in existence — a rather sad one. Who wrote it?
78. If you are in Wales on Valentine’s Day, you might give your sweetheart some swsus, or as we say in English:
79. We associate love with the heart, but in Shakespeare’s time it was not always so. In what other organ did love reside?
80. It’s the eighteenth century, and your sailor sweetheart has just given you what is called a “busk valentine”. What is it?
81. It was the 1850s, and Esther Howland was one of the first to mass produce valentines in the United States. For what quality were her valentines known?
82. Perhaps Chaucer thought English Februaries could use some cheering up. At any rate, he generally gets the credit for being first to link love and romance with St. Valentine’s Day. In which poem did he do this?
83. Thanks to the efforts of certain businesses, Valentine’s Day has been popular in Japan since the 1950s. It is now customarily celebrated by:
84. Legend has it that St. Valentine was a Priest during third century Rome. Who was the emperor at that time?
85. The emperor outlawed marriage for young men in hopes of building a stronger military base. What did Valentine do about it?
86. What did the Emperor do when he found out what Valentine did?
87. What is the love story behind St. Valentines Day?
88. How many Valentines Day cards are sold each year?
89. Where is Valentines Day not celebrated?
90. On Valentine's day, different kinds of people look for different kinds of Valentines, but this quiz wants to know which is the most popular. Who are you and what kind of Valentine are you looking for?
91. It is Valentine's Day..and you want to take somebody special someplace that is "DIFFERENT". Where would you go?
92. A gift! A Gift! You must give your potential lover a gift for Valentine's Day! What will you give?
93. Somehow, you end up with your date, at an expensive restaurant. You are VERY short on funds. What do you do?
94. Your date seems to be "starry eyed" and quite taken with you. You invited them on this date, but feel that their feelings are a bit stronger than you'd like in such a short amount of time. What do you do?
95. Your lover wants something VERY EXPENSIVE for Valentine's Day. It's a bit costly and pretty much a financial hardship for you. What do you do?
96. It's Valentine's Day: Your love interest wants to go out but you promised to help a friend move to a new apartment. What do you do?
97. On Valentine's Day, your date is stung by a bee, right on the nose! The nose swells to 2x it's normal size and they look SCARY! What do you do?
98. On Valentine's Day, your date, who is a very novice driver, wants to drive your car! Yikes! What do you do?
99. Your date on Valentine's Day is somebody you work with and only like " a wee bit". You run into another hottie that you've always wanted to date. What do you do?
100. There is a BIG Valentine's Day Dance. You REALLY wanted to go. An unattractive person who likes you asks you. You have NO attraction to them at all. What do you do?
101. Did you like the quiz? |
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:01 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:08 am
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11. YEs
12. Sweethearts
13. Way too much aot coulnt
14. No
15. Holloween
16. Saint Valentines birthday???
17. As early as the fourth century B.C., the Romans engaged in an annual young man's rite of passage to the God Lupercus. It's earliest orgin was the Roman festival Lupercalia, observed on Feb. 15. Lupercalia celebrated the coming of Spring on the Roman calendar. Lupercalia became a celebration intended to ensure the fertility of flocks, fields and people.
The names of the teenage women were placed in a box and drawn at random by adolescent men; thus, a man was assigned a woman companion (a sexual partner) for the duration of the year, after which another lottery was staged. After eight hundred years of this cruel practice, the early church fathers sought to end this practice.
In an effort to do away with the pagan festival, Pope Gelasius ordered a slight change in the lottery. Instead of the names of young women, the box would contain the names of saints. Both men and women were allowed to draw from the box, and the game was to emulate the ways of the saint they drew during the rest of the year. Needless to say, many of the young Roman men were not too pleased with the rule changes.
Instead of the pagan god Lupercus, the Church looked for a suitable patron saint of love to take his place. They found an appropriate choice in Valentine
18. yes
19. Yes
20. YEs
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:11 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:16 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:20 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:22 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:43 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:44 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:45 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:46 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:47 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:48 am
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Posted: Sat Feb 05, 2011 10:49 am
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