The language of flowers (Women's Day 2023)

The language of flowers was created in...

• the East

• the UK

• Scotland

• France

How many times did Shakespeare use the word "flower" in his plays and sonnets?

• 50

• 27

• more than 100

• nobody has counted

How can we call the communication through the use of flowers?

• Floriography

• Plant-writing

• Flower-writing

• I just want to know the answer

When did the language of flowers become popuar in the UK?

• in the beginning of the XX century

• in the Victorian era

• in the XV century

• during the 1639 to 1653 Wars of the Three Kingdoms

What kind of flowers is this?

• Almond

• Melissa

• Centaurea

• Lily-of-the-valley

Centaurea means ... in the language of flowers.

• beauty

• elegance

• innocence

• first love

This flower means richness in the language of flowers.

• Mint

• Lotus

• Ranunculus

• A flower from the apple tree

What does a lotus flower mean in the language of flowers?

• purity and ability to speak well

• friendship

• gratitude

• asking for assistance

What does a cherry blossom (sakura) flower mean in the European language of flowers?

• happiness

• good education

• fear

• beauty

The Japanese language of flowers is called ...

• Hanakotoba

• Shibuya

• Chiyoda

• Nerima