A Valentine's Day Story: The Heart of the Matter
Every February 14th, people all over the world celebrate a special holiday called Valentine's Day. But do you know how it started? It's named after Saint Valentine, who lived a long time ago. He was known for spreading love and kindness, even when it was difficult. Today, we celebrate Valentine's Day by showing love and appreciation to the people we care about. We give each other special cards and gifts, like chocolates and flowers. But did you know different countries celebrate Valentine's Day in unique ways? In South Korea, women give chocolates to men. A month later, men return the favor with a box of candies. In some parts of the world, people even send love letters to their favorite animals! Valentine's Day is a wonderful day to show love and kindness, just like Saint Valentine did. Remember, it's not only about how much you give but how much love you put into giving.
Question 1
Who was Saint Valentine?
A king
A knight
A saint known for spreading love and kindness
A writer
A scientist
Question 2
How do people celebrate Valentine's Day in South Korea?
Men give chocolates to women
Everyone exchanges gifts
Women give chocolates to men
They write love letters to animals
They have a large feast
Question 3
What is the central idea of Valentine's Day?
Buying expensive gifts
Eating chocolates and candies
Writing love letters
Showing love and appreciation
Giving flowers
Question 4
What does it mean to celebrate Valentine's Day in a unique way?
To celebrate it like no one else
To ignore it
To celebrate it in a different way depending on the country
To celebrate it alone
To celebrate it only with family
Question 5
True or False, the value of a gift on Valentine's Day is determined by how much love you put into giving it?
True
False
Depends on the person
Depends on the gift
Depends on the country
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