Valentines

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Pop the question

• to have weakness for someone

• to ask someone to marry you; to propose

• to start a family

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Wear your heart on your sleeve

• to love someone as a friend

• to show other people how you're feeling

• to love many people at the same time

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12 Million people do what every St Valentine’s Day?

• Get Engaged

• Get Married

• Get Pizza Delivered

• Cry

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What is the origin of Valentine's Day?

• A Roman festival

• A Greek myth

• A medieval legend

• A modern invention

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Which famous playwright wrote about Valentine's Day in one of his plays?

• William Shakespeare

• Christopher Marlowe

• Ben Jonson

• John Webster

What is the primary theme of Valentine's Day?

• Love and affection

• Wealth and prosperity

• Courage and bravery

• Wisdom and knowledge

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

• Rose

• Tulip

• Lily

• Daisy

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What is a common symbol of Valentine's Day?

• Heart

• Star

• Circle

• Square

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Which of the following is a traditional Valentine's Day gift?

• Chocolates

• Books

• Shoes

• Hats