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Valentine Trivia
for Experts on Love and History

Valentine trivia questions to test your knowledge of love and history...

"Love makes the world go round," and Valentine's Day sends most us around the world looking for the perfect gift or card for that special someone we call sweetheart.

Where did Valentine's Day originate anyway, and what's so special about February 14th?

Do you know?

Find out by answering the Valentine trivia questions below.


pink box of Valentine chocolates There's a free printable version of this trivia available for anyone who takes a moment to share about the most romantic gift they have ever received (see below).

And for those who cannot get enough of Valentine trivia there are several extra printable Valentine related trivia games available through AtoZ printable games (see below).

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Valentine Trivia Questions

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01. What famous actress was born on February 14?
a. Florence Henderson
b. Audrey Hepburn
c. Patricia Richardson
d. Farrah Fawcett-Majors

02. What famous actor was born on February 14?
a. Gary Coleman
b. Ashton Kutcher
c. Gregory Hines
d. Billy Crystal

03. What historical event transpired on Valentine's Day in 1950?
a. Britain abolished the death penalty
b. U.S.S.R. and China signed a peace treaty
c. Russia broke diplomatic relations with Israel
d. Stalin met with Beria, Bulganin, Khrushchev and Malenkov

04. Who wrote the lyrics to "My Funny Valentine"?
a. Richard Rogers
b. Barabara Striesand
c. Lorenz Hart
d. Miles Davis

05. What type of movie is the 2001 film "Valentine"?
a. comedy
b. horror
c. action
d. drama

06. In what year did Hallmark makes its first Valentine card?
a. 1957
b. 1941
c. 1924
d. 1913

07. Where was the first Valentine's Day card sent from?
a. the battlefield
b. a monestary
c. a prison
d. a hospital

08. What conversation heart saying was added in 2005?
a. Be Mine
b. Love Me Tender
c. Bear Hug
d. Heart of Gold

09. Approximately what percentage of Valentine’s Day cards are purchased by women?
a. 24
b. 47
c. 68
d. 85

10. Who was Cupid's father?
a. Eros
b. Ares
c. Vesta
d. Anteros

11. Who was Cupid's mother?
a. Aphrodite
b. Artemis
c. Hera
d. Venus

12. According to mythology, what was once celebrated on Valentine's Day?
a. Fertility
b. Virginity
c. Romance
d. Marriage

13. Approximately how many calories can be burned by kissing for one minute?
a. 16 calories
b. 26 calories
c. 36 calories
d. 46 calories

14. According to statistics, in what profession do people receive the most Valentine's Day cards?
a. Nurses
b. Secretaries
c. Teachers
d. Librarians

15. Since the 1950s, how has Valentine's Day been customarily celebrated in Japan?
a. Couples exchange white doves
b. Men give women white chocolate
c. Women give men chocolate
d. Romantic meals are served on white table settings

16. What Italian city receives thousands of cards addressed to Juliet every Valentine's Day?
a. Rome
b. Verona
c. Venice
d. Florence

17. According to Roman mythology, what liquid that spilled by Cupid caused roses to grow?
a. nectar
b. rose oil
c. patchouli oil
d. red wine

18. What were Esther Howland's valentines known for?
a. price
b. color
c. availability
d. beauty

19. In what country's museum can you find the oldest known Valentine still in existence?
a. Italy
b. England
c. Greece
d. France

20. In Shakespearean times what bodily organ was associated with love?
a. liver
b. kidneys
c. brain
d. stomach

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Valentine Trivia Answers

01. a. Florence Henderson / 02. c. Gregory Hines / 03. b. U.S.S.R. and China signed a peace treaty / 04. c. Lorenz Hart / 05. b. horror / 06. d. 1913 / 07. c. from prison / 08. c. Bear Hug / 09. d. 85 / 10. b. Ares / 11. d. Venus / 12. a. Fertility / 13. b. 26 calories / 14. c. Teachers / 15. c. Women give men chocolate / 16. b. Verona / 17. a. nectar / 18. d. beauty / 19. b. England / 20. a. liver


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