Feelin' February
Every 4 years, February has this
What is an extra day? (Leap year)
If he sees his shadow, there'll be 6 more weeks of winter
What is Groundhog Day?
Started as medicinal lozenges in 1866
What are Sweethearts candies? (Conversation hearts)
2010 film starring Julia Roberts, Bradley Cooper, and Jessica Biel
What is "Valentine's Day"?
This is the traditional color of love
What is red?
February is the only month without one of these occurring
What is a full moon?
The first celebration of this took place in February 1970
What is Black History Month?
Physicians in the 1800s used to advise their patients to eat _____ to calm their pangs of lost love
What is chocolate?
Written by Charles M. Schulz, it debuted on CBS on January 28, 1975
What is "Be My Valentine, Charlie Brown"?
This color symbolizes purity
What is white?
February's zodiac signs (there are 2)
What are Pisces and Aquarius?
The first ______ was sent from prison in the 15th century by Charles, Duke of Orleans to his wife
What is a Valentine?
Invented by Richard Cadbury in 1822; quintessential to Valentine's Day
What is a heart-shaped box of chocolates?
Tom Hanks and Meg Ryan star in this 1993 film
What is "Sleepless in Seattle"?
This is the color that shows appreciation
What is pink?
February's birthstone
What is an amethyst?
This holiday celebrates the office of the presidency
What is Presidents Day?
This fruit is the symbol of Venus, the Roman goddess of love
What are strawberries?
2011 film starring Betty White, Jennifer Love Hewitt, and Sean Faris
What is "The Lost Valentine"?
This color pertains to friendship
What is yellow?
February's 3 birth flowers are: the violet, the common primrose, and the ____
What is Iris?
The third Monday in February recognizes his birthday
Who is George Washington?
This is traditionally a symbol of love because of its sweetness
What is honey?
1981 horror/thriller where a small town is plagued by a serial killer in mining gear on Valentine's Day
What is "My Bloody Valentine"?
This color shows passion
What is orange?