Valentine's Day Trivia Quiz
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Certainly we do not think love and romance are trivial things, but there is no reason we can't have fun while we explore what we know -- and what we don't know -- about love, romance, and their history. Come join us for some fun Valentine's day trivia questions and answers and we hope you enjoy our Valentine trivia questions.
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Do you believe in love?
Do you believe in love?
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anne says:
absolutely yes !
Posted February 14, 2012
Jack says:
Yes
Posted February 13, 2012
Love is temporary madness
Lauren Bagel says:
Not really :/
Posted February 12, 2012
lastlittlebird says:
I believe in friendship and I believe in lust. Sometimes the two coincide and that's a good find.
Posted February 01, 2012
boby boberson says:
LOL I LIKE PIE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Posted January 18, 2012
Cupid Quotient - First measure
Where is your Cupid Quotient?
Where is your Cupid Quotient?
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lucy says:
my quipid is hunter!
Posted February 13, 2012
bekat says:
I got the one wrong about wearing your heart on your sleeve. I wonder what that means.
Posted February 11, 2012
TwoDogHouse says:
I found my true love but don't think cupid had anything to do with it.
Posted January 26, 2012
Looking For Love
MATTHEWO1234 says:
all i did was do a b c d and i got it right but i did try
Posted February 04, 2012
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Valentine's Day Trivia
In Denmark, a man would send a woman a Valentine letter containing a rhyme and signed with a series of dots to represent his name. If the woman guessed his identity correctly on Valentine's Day he would reward her with a gift.
In Italy, young ladies would awaken before sunrise and look out their window. Tradition said the first man they saw would be either the man they would marry or look like their future husband.
In England, a suitor would leave a basket of gifts on his beloved's doorstep and run off.
In America, young ladies would write their names on slips of paper and at a Valentine's Day party young men would draw names. A young man would wear the name of his lady on his sleeve for days to claim her as his valentine, originating the saying "wearing your heart on your sleeve."
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Cupid Quotient - Measure Two
And now where is your Cupid Quotient?
And now where is your Cupid Quotient?
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TwoDogHouse says:
Didn't do so well on the quiz but learned a lot from the questions
Posted January 26, 2012
Lee says:
3 out of 4
Posted February 05, 2011
Looking For Love
Tom says:
100%
Posted February 14, 2012
BTOReilly says:
Hah, I aced it again. But I just looked all that stuff up this morning, too - Hah
Posted February 14, 2012
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More Valentine Trivia
There are a number of traditions that include the pairing lovers in February, including:
~ A pagan festival called Lupercalia when young men and women drew names to choose partners, exchanged gifts and often married after the festival pairing.
~ Geoffrey Chaucer who chose the date because the 14th of February was the day birds began to pair for the spring nesting season.
~ Pope Gelasius chose Feb. 14th as the day to honor St. Valentine.
~ The Romans once honored Juno, the Roman goddess of women and marriage, and Pan, the god of nature, during a festival on Feb. 15.
Valentine's Day-celebrated Feb. 14-is a festival of love and romance. Its history can be traced back to Rome
Cupid was chosen as the symbol of Valentine's Day and lovers because he was the Roman god of love.
The original Valentine, who was sainted after his death, was:
~ A Christian priest who lived in Rome and was jailed and later beheaded for aiding persecuted Christians in 270 AD
~ Was killed on the site of ancient altar to Juno (the Roman goddess of women and marriage).
~ A bishop of Terni who was persecuted for converted Romans to Christianity and performing Christian marriages.
~ Was actually two different Christian martyrs.
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Where is your final Cupid Quotient?
Where is your final Cupid Quotient?
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Lee says:
100% 0 but I have a lens about The Secret Language of Flowers!
Posted February 05, 2011
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Valentine Trivia Finale
Deep red carnations tell your loved one that your heart is broken. They mean "alas, my poor heart".
Roses are among the most popular flowers for lovers to give, because they mean "love".
The combination of white and red roses sends the message"Unity".
If you hope to propose, you might want to include these flowers in your bouquet: Ivy, Blue violets, Globe amaranth, and Rose. As, Ivy means fidelity and marriage, Blue violets mean faithfulness, Globe amaranth means unfading love, and Roses mean love
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Fetching RSS feed... please stand byAre you sweet on Valentine's Day?
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Loganor
Feb 15, 2012 @ 1:28 am | delete
- More like those hot pepper hearts ;)
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BTOReilly
Feb 14, 2012 @ 4:14 pm | delete
- The lens was fun. Not sure I'm all that big on Valentines Day but then, I'm single at the moment
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WaynesWorld
Feb 12, 2012 @ 1:18 pm | delete
- That's funny about the red carnations, my wife's favorite flower.
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AlphaChic
Feb 10, 2012 @ 9:20 pm | delete
- Such a fun lens. I love your quizzes.
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ptnjust007
Feb 8, 2012 @ 3:04 am | delete
- cool lens
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