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History of Valentine's Day
History of Valentine's Day
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- an English poet who wrote about romantic love and the tradition of writing
William Shakespeare
Cupid
Claudius II
Geoffrey Chaucer
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_____ is a religion that worships more than one god/deity.
Christianity
Lupercalia
Paganism
Martyr
3
Today, Valentine's Day is celebrated in the United States and what other places?
Great Britain
Canada
Mexico
Australia
4
According to the article, which was NOT listed as a symbol associated with St. Valentine's Day?
the winged Cupid
a rose
doves
hearts
5
What was the effect of being shot with Cupid's arrow?
immediately filled with uncontrollable love and desire
cringe in unrelenting pain
laugh uncontrollaby
become an instant millionaire
6
Which is NOT an example of the biblical stories about St. Valentine?
Valentine converted to Paganism.
Valentine tried to convert them emperor to Christianity.
Valentine performed a miracle.
Valentine secretly performed Christian weddings.
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____ million valentine cards are sent each year in the U. S.
200
190
250
180
8
Which component of Valentine's Day supports our theme "finding light in the darkness?"
Regret
Love
Selfishness
Hate
9
Valentine is seen as a Christian hero because...
the ladies loved him.
he created many of the Valentine's symbols we know today.
he killed the emperor.
he is considered a martyr because he died for his faith.
10
A Roman saint honored on the day of his death
Geoffrey Chaucer
William Shakespeare
Cupid
Saint Valentine
11
Why is Rome a holy place for St. Valentine?
It is where many of his followers are located.
It is where he fell in love.
It is where he died.
It is where he was born.
12
- wrote about St. Valentine's Day in his famous play Hamlet
Geoffrey Chaucer
Will Smith
Claudius II
William Shakespeare
13
Why February 14th for St. Valentine's Day?
It is the day Christianity was officially permitted.
It was done to commemorate a festival called Lupercalia.
It is his birthday.
To possibly cover up an ancient Pagan holiday
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At this time in history, what would a lover do to to be considered as "courting?"
handwritten notes
sweet treats
send flowers
write poetry and songs
