Valentines Day quiz: How well do you know Valentines Day? 

Love is in the air! Show us how much you know about Valentine’s Day in this heart-warming trivia quiz, with some sweet surprises along the way. It’s time to put your love of knowledge to the test…

Question 1Question 1 out of 10:

Valentine’s Day is celebrated on which day?

A: February 2nd B: February 14th C: February 10th D: February 21st

Question 2Question 2 out of 10:

In many cultures, what do people do on Valentine’s Day to show their affection for someone special?

A: Send a text message B: Give a hug C: Exchange cards D: Make up a dance routine

Question 3Question 3 out of 10:

What do people usually write in Valentine’s Day cards to their loved ones?

A: Poems B: Recipes C: Jokes D: Maths equations

Question 4Question 4 out of 10:

Who has a sweet tooth?! What sweet treat is often given on Valentine’s Day?

A: Bananas B: Candy canes C: Chocolates D: Biscuits

Question 5Question 5 out of 10:

Which flower is commonly given on Valentine’s Day?

A: Sunflowers B: Roses C: Daisies D: Tulips

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Question 6Question 6 out of 10:

As Valentine’s Day is all about the heart, here’s a science question! How many chambers does the human heart have?

A: 2 B: 4 C: 3 D: 5

Question 7Question 7 out of 10:

What are the names of the famous couple associated with the holiday in the ancient Roman story of Valentine’s Day?

A: Antony and Cleopatra B: Romeo and Juliet C: Mark and Diana D: Cupid and Psyche

Question 8Question 8 out of 10:

What item is often associated with the Roman god Cupid?

A: Bow and Arrow B: Scepter and Crown C: Sword and Shield D: Lyre and Harp

Question 9Question 9 out of 10:

Galentines has gained popularity in recent years as an alternative to Valentine’s Day, with a focus on celebrating female friendships. On what day is it typically celebrated?

A: February 13th B: March 1st C: February 25th D: March 10th

Question 10Question 10 out of 10:

In Medieval times, it was believed if a single person saw a specific bird on Valentine’s Day, it would signify the kind of spouse they’d meet. What did seeing a goldfinch bird mean?

A: A spouse with lots of money B: A spouse who wants lots of pets C: A spouse who loves cooking D: A spouse who wants to travel the world

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