Love and Tradition: Valentine's Day Peter 5/3

What is the origin of Valentine's Day?

• Valentine's Day originated from a Greek harvest festival.

• The origin of Valentine's Day is linked to the Roman festival of Lupercalia and St. Valentine.

• The day celebrates the birth of Cupid, the Roman god of love.

• Valentine's Day was created by a famous chocolate company.

Which Roman festival is believed to have influenced Valentine's Day?

• Floralia

• Consualia

• Lupercalia

• Saturnalia

What are some common Valentine's Day traditions in the United States?

• Celebrating with fireworks and parades

• Exchanging Halloween costumes

• Hosting a Thanksgiving feast

• Common Valentine's Day traditions in the United States include exchanging cards, giving gifts like chocolates and flowers, and planning romantic dinners.

What flower is most commonly associated with Valentine's Day?

• Roses

• Daisies

• Tulips

• Sunflowers

What does the heart symbol represent on Valentine's Day?

• Friendship and camaraderie

• Romantic rivalry

• Happiness and joy

• Love and affection

What are some popular gift ideas for Valentine's Day?

• Books

• Board games

• Gardening tools

• Flowers, chocolates, jewelry, personalized gifts, romantic dinners, weekend getaways, handmade gifts.

In which country is Valentine's Day celebrated as 'Friendship Day'?

• Spain

• Argentina

• Brazil

• Mexico

What unique Valentine's Day tradition is observed in Japan?

• Men give flowers to women on Valentine's Day.

• Couples exchange gifts on Valentine's Day.

• Children receive candy from parents on Valentine's Day.

• Women give chocolates to men on Valentine's Day.

What is the significance of Cupid in Valentine's Day celebrations?

• Cupid symbolizes love and romance, making him significant in Valentine's Day celebrations.

• Cupid is associated with the celebration of family reunions.

• Cupid is a symbol of friendship and companionship.

• Cupid represents the spirit of giving gifts on Valentine's Day.

How do different cultures around the world celebrate Valentine's Day?

• In Italy, people celebrate by exchanging flowers only.

• In India, Valentine's Day is a public holiday with fireworks.

• In Russia, couples celebrate by writing love letters to each other.

• Different cultures celebrate Valentine's Day with unique customs: the U.S. exchanges gifts, Japan has women give chocolates, South Korea focuses on couples, Finland celebrates friendship, and Brazil has a similar event in June.