History of Valentine's Day
Who is Valentine’s Day named after?
Saint Valentine
This Disney movie features the iconic spaghetti kiss.
Lady and the Tramp?
This flower is the most popular symbol of love on Valentine’s Day.
rose
This idiom means to fall in love instantly.
Love at first sight
What is the most popular Valentine’s Day candy in the U.S.?
Chocolate
People commonly give this many roses on Valentine's Day to say “I love you.”
A dozen (12)
In Friends, Ross and Rachel were known for being this type of couple.
on-again, off-again
These candies are known for their short, sweet messages like “Be Mine.”
conversation hearts
If someone has “a heart of gold,” it means they are this.
kind or generous
Which U.S. state produces the most roses sold on Valentine’s Day?
California
In this country, women traditionally give chocolate to men on Valentine's Day.
Japan
This superhero couple includes Spider-Man and this red-haired love.
Mary Jane Watson
In Greek mythology, this winged baby is known as the god of love.
Cupid
If you are nervous around your crush, you might say you have this insect in your stomach.
Butterflies
Which country is believed to be the birthplace of Valentine's Day?
Italy
In which century did Valentine’s Day first become associated with romantic love?
The 14th century
Which singer’s song “Love Story” is based on Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet?
Taylor Swift
What color rose symbolizes friendship rather than love?
Yellow
To “pop the question” means to do this.
Propose Marriage
What percentage of Americans celebrate Valentine’s Day? Within 10%
55%
The first heart-shaped box of chocolates was created by this candy company. (Hint: They are famous for their eggs)
Cadbury
Romeo loved this character before he met Juliet.
Rosaline
In Greek mythology, who is Cupid’s mother, the goddess of love and beauty?
Aphrodite
If you are totally in love with someone, you may be _______ over _______ for them.
Head over heels
Which country celebrates “Friend’s Day” instead of Valentine’s Day on February 14th?
Finland