Posted On : 05-Feb-2020

Q1: Who was the legendary Benedictine monk who invented champagne?

• A. Yom Parign
• B. Dom Perignon
• C. Jono Parhju
• D. Hyt Jytrp

Q2: Which was Shakespeare’s most romantic play?

• A. Romeo and Juliet
• B. Anna Karenina
• C. Madame Bovary
• D. Brokeback Mountain

Q3: What kind of flowers are traditionally given to symbolise love?

• A. Red Roses
• B. Pink Roses
• C. Lilly
• D. Aconitum

Q4: What other gift sometimes accompanies a bouquet of red roses?

• A. Fried Rice
• B. Biriyani
• C. Chili Chicken
• D. Chocolates

Q5: "Valentine" was the name given to which kind of early Christian?

• A. Lkutyr
• B. Mjytr
• C. Martyrs
• D. Srygv

Q6: What day is Valentine’s Day held on?

• A. March 14th
• B. July 14th
• C. January 14th
• D. February 14th

Q7: According to the Legenda Aurea, or The Golden Legend, a fictional work written by Jacobus de Voragine around 1260 AD, who wrote the very first Valentine’s message on the eve of his execution?

• A. Pope Valentine.
• B. St Valentine
• C. St Perignon
• D. Pope Perignon

Q8: As well as being the unofficial patron saint of love, what occupation is St Valentine also believed to be the patron of?

• A. Cockroach keepers
• B. Ant keepers
• C. Mosquito keepers
• D. Bee keepers

Q9: Today we associate love with the heart, but this wasn’t always the case. In medieval times, which internal organ was believed to cause love?

• A. The Liver
• B. The Kidney
• C. The Heart
• D. The Brain

Q10: Which Roman goddess was Cupid’s mother?

• A. Venus
• B. Juno
• C. Minerva
• D. Jupiter