Valentine's Day Trivia | Kids Trivia and Family Trivia

Backseat Trivia Rumble - Episode 15
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[00:00:00] All right, and welcome back to Backseat Trivia Rumble. I hope the snacks are open and the volume is up because we've got a heavyweight battle today. Today's episode is all about Valentine's Day. In the backseat, the sweetheart sharers the undisputed masters of the Candy Exchange In the front seat. The chocolate Hiders, the keepers of the anniversary dates, and the masters of the last minute dinner.

Reservation three rounds, 30 questions. Drivers. Eyes on the road, kids eyes on the prize. Before we start the engine, we have a very special backseat. VIP. Shout out a huge shout out to Jonathan in Montclair. Jonathan, we hope you're having an awesome day and that you're [00:01:00] ready to show the front seat how it's done.

All right, now that we've celebrated our VIP, let's get down to business, let's get ready to rumble with the first kids round. Question one, what color do you get if you mix red and white together? And the answer is pink. Question two in stories. Who is the winged baby that shoots arrows to make people fall in love?

And the answer is Cupid. Question three. Valentine's Day is named after a famous man from history. What is his name? And the answer is St. Valentine. Question four. What is the most common shape used to represent love on this holiday? And the answer is a [00:02:00] heart. Question five. Many Valentine's Day cards are decorated with a white see-through material that looks like a web.

What is that called? And the answer is lace. Question six, what kind of white bird is often used as a symbol of love and peace? And the answer is a dove. Question seven, which color is the most popular for roses on Valentine's Day? And the answer is. Red. Red Roses are classic, but I think a bouquet of chicken nuggets would be way more romantic.

Question eight, what do you call a person who sends you a card or a gift on Valentine's Day without telling you who they are?

And the answer is a secret [00:03:00] admirer. Question nine. What is the name of the flower that has thorns on its stem and is very popular to give on Valentine's Day? And the answer is a Rose. Question 10. Which famous cartoon Mouse is known as the longtime girlfriend of Mickey Mouse? And the answer is Minnie Mouse.

All right, parents, are you ready for round two today we are putting down the grocery lists and the mortgage paperwork to see if you remember the songs and stories that make our heart skip a beat. Question one. In the 1987 Classic, the Princess Bride. What three word phrase does Wesley always say to Buttercup instead of, I love you, and the answer is.

As you wish. Question two, which 1990 movie [00:04:00] stars Richard Gere and Julia Roberts in a modern day Cinderella story set in Beverly Hills and the answer is Pretty woman. Question three, what? 1990s r and b group sang the hit heartbreak song end of the road.

And the answer is Boys to Men. Question four, which 2003 British Romantic comedy features an ensemble cast and follows eight different couples in the weeks leading up to Christmas, and the answer is love actually. Question five, which legendary singer performed the famous version of I Will Always Love You for the movie, the Bodyguard, and the answer is Whitney Houston.

I try to hit those high notes in the shower, but I usually just [00:05:00] end up scaring the dog. Question six. What brand of gold wrapped hazelnut chocolates is often found in heart shaped boxes at the pharmacy?

And the answer is Ferrero Rocher. Question seven in the movie Jerry McGuire, what famous three word phrase does Tom Cruise say to Renee Zellweger during the final scene? And the answer is, you complete me. Okay. Question eight. What kind of Valentine's Day cards became popular in the eighties and nineties?

Because they played a song when you opened them, and the answer is musical greeting cards. Question nine. In the famous play by William Shakespeare, what is the last name of Juliet's family who were bitter [00:06:00] rivals of the Montagues? And the answer is Caplet. Question 10, in the classic song, LOVE by Nat King Cole.

What does the letter V stand for? And the answer is very, very extraordinary. We've got two rounds in the books and it's onto the rumble round. This round is all about symbols and sweets of Valentine's Day. First to shout out the answer is the winner. Question one, what do you call the small chalky candy Hearts that have messages like Be mine or hug me, printed on them?

And the answer is Sweethearts or conversation hearts. I didn't know what they were called. Question two, what is the most popular type of candy to give on Valentine's Day? [00:07:00] And the answer is chocolate. Question three. If you mix red and blue paint, what color do you get?

And the answer is purple. Question four, what is the name of the small foil wrapped chocolate treats that have a little paper ribbon sticking out of the top? And the answer is. Hershey's kisses. Question five. If someone is head over heels, what does that usually mean? They are,

and the answer is in love. Question six, what red fruit is often dipped in chocolate for a fancy Valentine's Day treat,

and the answer is a strawberry. Question seven. [00:08:00] How many letters are in the word love? And the answer is four. Question eight, which Disney Princess was woken up by True Love's Kiss? And the answer is Sleeping Beauty. AKA Aurora Question nine. What do you call a large bunch of flowers that are tied together and the answer is a bouquet.

And the final question, which fruit now common in salads was once nicknamed the love apple

and the answer is the tomato. I'm not sure a love apple salad is the romantic gift most people are looking for. [00:09:00]