Valentine's Day Vocabulary

What is the origin of Valentine's Day traditions?

• Modern American and Indian traditions

• Medieval European and Chinese traditions

• Greek and Egyptian traditions

• Ancient Roman and Christian traditions

What are some common symbols associated with Valentine's Day?

• Hearts, Cupid, roses, chocolates, love letters

• Pumpkins, witches, black cats

• Flags, fireworks, BBQ

• Snowflakes, reindeer, mistletoe

How did the history of Valentine's Day cards begin?

• In the 18th century in England

• During the Renaissance in Italy

• In the 20th century in America

• In the 5th century in France

What are some unique Valentine's Day celebrations around the world?

• St. Patrick's Day in Ireland

• The Running of the Bulls in Spain

• Oktoberfest in Germany

• The Love Parade in Brazil, Mass weddings in the Philippines, Friendship Day in Finland

What is the significance of the color red on Valentine's Day?

• Symbolizes love, passion, and romance

• Represents sadness and loneliness

• Signifies friendship and loyalty

• Indicates anger and frustration

What are some popular Valentine's Day gifts?

• kitchen appliances, cleaning supplies, and tools

• socks, ties, and belts

• flowers, chocolates, jewelry, and romantic dinners

• gym membership, diet plan, and exercise equipment

What is the history behind the exchange of Valentine's Day cards?

• Tradition started by a famous chef

• Handmade cards as a token of affection

• Exchanging money for cards

• Sending virtual cards through email

What are some modern-day Valentine's Day traditions?

• Exchanging gifts, sending cards, going on romantic dates, and expressing love and affection.

• Ignoring each other

• Going to work as usual

• Exchanging insults and arguments