Valentine's Day Basics
The saint Valentine's Day is named after
Who is Saint Valentine?
The most popular Valentine's Day candy in the U.S.
What is chocolate?
Romeo fell in love with this character.
Who is Juliet?
Valentine's Day started in this country.
What is Italy (Rome)?
Cupid's arrows make people feel this emotion.
What is love?
The Roman god is often shown with a bow and arrow.
Who is Cupid?
This chocolate brand is famous for its chocolate wrapped in foil.
What is Hershey's?
In this Disney movie, the girl falls in love with a cursed prince.
What is Beauty and the Beast?
In this country, couples exchange gifts on Valentine's Day.
What is the United States?
In classical art, Cupid's blindfold symbolizes this concept.
What is love is blind?
The most common symbol for love, besides a heart
What is a rose?
This candy comes in heart-shaped roll with sweet sayings.
What is conversation hearts?
A movie where a couple wrote letters before meeting again years later?
What is The Notebook?
In Finland, Valentine's Day focuses more on this than romance.
What is friendship?
Valentine's Day love traditions became popular during this time period.
What is the Middle Ages?
A popular phrase written on Valentine's cards
What is "Be Mine"?
These flowers are toxic to cats but a common Valentine's gift.
What are lilies?
A classic novel about Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy.
What is Pride and Prejudice?
In south Korea, this day celebrated people who did not recieve gifts on Valentine's Day.
What is Black Friday?
These creatures symbolize romance because of medieval beliefs.
What are birds
This ancient festival helped inspire Valentine's Day.
What is Lupercalia?
Approximately this percentage of anual choclate sales occur around Valentine's Day
What is about 5-10%?
This Shakespear play is about mistaken identity and romance
What is Twelfth Night?
In Japan, this term refers to obligatory Valentine's chocolates given to coworkers.
What is giri-choco?
According to legend, Valentine sent the first "valentine" from this place
What is prison?