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WorksheetsValentin's Day Brain Pop
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 19mins
Who is Valentine’s Day named after?
A Roman priest
An English poet
An American artist
A Bulgarian king
How was Valentine’s Day first celebrated?
Reading poetry
Feasting and praying
Exchanging flowers and chocolate
Singing and dancing
Why is Valentine called a martyr?
He was killed for practicing Christianity
He is the source of romantic legends
A national holiday is named after him
He performed a surprising miracle
Why would a history of the holiday include the story of Valentine restoring someone’s sight?
It proves that he had supernatural powers
To compare his farewell note to the cards exchanged today
It shows there are myths about him
To describe the first celebration of Valentines' Day
Throughout history, Valentine’s Day has been a day to celebrate each of the following EXCEPT:
Patriotism
Love
Faith
Appreciation
What first popularized Valentine’s Day as a romantic holiday?
The production of Hallmark products
The publication of Geoffrey Chaucer’s poem
The celebration of Lupercalia
The design of early Valentine’s Day cards
What do the formation of the Uniform Penny Post and the invention of the assembly line have in common?
They both prioritized the celebration of romantic love
They both decreased the cost of exchanging valentines
The both led to an official Valentine’s Day celebration
They both started the legends about St. Valentine
How did the Industrial Revolution impact Valentine’s Day?
Elaborate, handmade cards grew popular
Cards could be sent for a penny
Reciting poetry replaced exchanging gifts
Factory-made cards became available
Which popular custom supports Nat's claim that Valentine’s Day has been commercialized?
Buying gifts
Doing nice favors
Feasting and praying
writing poetry
Which of the following supports the idea that Valentine’s Day traditions are not universal?
Kids put on pageants in some parts of the U.S.
Nat shares different countries’ Valentine’s Day traditions
Women pin the name of their crush on their shirt
People exchange gifts to show appreciation
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