100-Question Valentine’s Day Trivia Quiz (3)

[A] Red Rose | Red roses are typically the most expensive due to their association with romantic love and high demand on Valentine's Day.

[D] Heavy Cream | Traditional chocolate truffles are made with heavy cream, cocoa powder, and chocolate, creating a smooth, rich filling.

[B] Italy | Italy is famous for the romantic tradition of exchanging flowers and chocolates on Valentine's Day, with roses being particularly popular.

[C] Heart of the Ocean | The necklace known as the "Heart of the Ocean" plays a key role in Titanic, symbolizing love and tragedy.

[C] November 4 | National Chocolate Day is celebrated on November 4th, honoring the sweet treat loved by many.

[A] Strawberry | Strawberries are often linked to love, particularly due to their heart-like shape and red color, symbolizing passion.

[D] Snowdrops | In Denmark, the tradition is to give snowdrops (white flowers) rather than roses on Valentine's Day.

[C] Carnation | Carnations are often used in Valentine's Day bouquets as a symbol of love, especially red carnations for passionate love.

[B] It is considered an aphrodisiac | Chocolate contains substances like phenylethylamine, which are believed to have mood-lifting and aphrodisiac properties.

[D] All of the above | Chocolate-dipped strawberries can be made with milk, dark, or white chocolate depending on preference.

[A] Andrew Paxton | Ryan Reynolds plays Andrew Paxton, a reluctant assistant to Sandra Bullock's character in The Proposal, a romantic comedy.

[B] Maya | The Mayans were among the first to use cacao to create a bitter, frothy drink that was often consumed during ceremonies.

[A] 10 Things I Hate About You | 10 Things I Hate About You is a teen romantic comedy based on Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew, featuring Julia Stiles and Heath Ledger.

[D] South Korea | Explanation: White Day (March 14) is a counterpart to Valentine’s Day in South Korea — men often give white chocolate, candy, or flowers to reciprocate women’s gifts.

[C] Joel | Jim Carrey plays Joel, a man who undergoes a procedure to erase memories of his ex-girlfriend in Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind.

[A] "All of Me" | John Legend's "All of Me" is a widely beloved romantic song that became an anthem for weddings and Valentine's Day celebrations.

[B] Hallmark | Hallmark, founded in 1910, became the first successful commercial Valentine card company in the United States.

[C] Violet | Violets are traditionally a symbol of friendship and are often given on Valentine's Day to express platonic affection.

[D] England | While Valentine's Day has various historical roots, it was in England during the 14th century that the romantic traditions began to form.

[A] Hope Island | The Notebook is set in the fictional town of "Hope Island," a place that embodies the idea of everlasting love.

[B] Titanic | Jack Dawson's famous "I'm the king of the world!" line from Titanic is delivered while he's standing on the bow of the ship.

[D] Giri-choco | In Japan, women give "giri-choco" (obligation chocolate) to colleagues and friends on Valentine's Day.

[C] Rose | The rose is the most popular flower given on Valentine's Day, especially red roses, symbolizing deep love.

[B] A Tale of Two Cities | A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens is set during the French Revolution and features themes of love and sacrifice.

[A] Vivian Ward | Julia Roberts plays Vivian Ward, a woman who forms an unexpected relationship with a wealthy businessman in Pretty Woman.

[B] Chocolate Kisses | Hershey's Kisses are a popular Valentine's Day treat, symbolizing love and affection.

[A] Bridget Jones’s Diary | Explanation: Mark Darcy (Colin Firth) says this line to Bridget (Renée Zellweger), rejecting her insecurities about her "flaws."

[C] England | The practice of sending Valentine's Day cards began in England in the 14th century.

[D] He is the god of love. | In Roman mythology, Cupid is the god of love, often depicted with a bow and arrow to make people fall in love.

[A] Meg Ryan | Meg Ryan plays Sally Albright, a woman who debates with Harry about whether men and women can be friends in When Harry Met Sally.

[B] Chocolates | According to surveys, chocolates are the most common Valentine's Day gift given by men to women in the U.S.

[C] Editor | Sandra Bullock plays Margaret Tate, an editor at a publishing house in The Proposal.

[D] Dark Chocolate | Dark chocolate contains more cocoa, which is rich in antioxidants and is considered healthier compared to milk chocolate.

[C] Clove | While hearts, doves, and roses are symbols of love, clove is not traditionally associated with romance.

[B] Julia Roberts | Julia Roberts starred as Maggie Carpenter in Runaway Bride, where she plays a woman who repeatedly leaves her fiancés at the altar.

[A] Yellow | Yellow roses are typically associated with friendship, joy, and platonic love.

[B] Aphrodite | In Greek mythology, Aphrodite is the goddess of love, the counterpart to Cupid in Roman mythology.

[D] Sleepless in Seattle | Sleepless in Seattle was the first romantic comedy to pair Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks as the leads, followed by You've Got Mail.

[C] Hugh Grant | Hugh Grant plays William Thacker, a charming bookstore owner who falls in love with a famous actress, played by Julia Roberts.

[D] "All of Me" by John Legend | "All of Me" by John Legend is one of the most popular romantic songs, especially on Valentine's Day.