[For Elementary School Students] Interesting Quiz About Mother's Day
“Mother’s Day” is a time to express our everyday gratitude to moms.
Just like on birthdays, many children probably give their mothers presents on Mother’s Day, don’t they?
But aside from it being a day to appreciate moms, how much do you really know about Mother’s Day?
In this article, we’ll present a set of Mother’s Day quizzes we’d love elementary school children to try!
From the date of Mother’s Day to the flowers you give, and even how Mother’s Day is observed around the world, we’ve turned it all into quiz questions.
Be sure to give it a try before or on Mother’s Day!
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[For Elementary School Students] Interesting Quizzes about Mother’s Day (21–30)
What flowers do people give on Mother’s Day in the UK?
- Rose
- trumpet daffodil
- Tulip
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trumpet daffodil
In the UK, it’s common to give daffodils on Mother’s Day. Since the flower language of daffodils is “respect,” they’re perfect for the occasion. In the UK, people also give a cake called a Simnel cake along with these daffodils.
Besides color, what else can change the meaning of carnation flowers?
- number of items
- fragrance
- Blooming Season
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number of items
The meaning of carnations varies not only by color but also by the number of stems. One stem can mean “gratitude” or “you are my destined one,” eight stems “thank you for your compassion,” and fifty stems “eternity,” among others. When giving carnations as a gift, pay attention not only to the color but also to the number.
What color carnations does “Moondust” refer to?
- black
- yellow
- blue
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blue
“Moondust” is a blue carnation jointly developed by Japanese and Australian companies. It’s a color not found in naturally occurring carnations and was created with the image of moonlight in mind. Its flower meaning is “eternal happiness.”
What would the literal translation of the scientific name of the carnation be?
- Flower of God
- Beautiful flower
- red flower
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Flower of God
The scientific name of the carnation in English is “Dianthus caryophyllus.” The term “Dianthus” comes from Greek and means “flower of the gods.” By the way, in everyday English, the word “carnation,” which is pronounced the same as in Japanese, is commonly used.
Where in Japan are the most carnations produced?
- Aichi Prefecture
- Nagano Prefecture
- Shizuoka Prefecture
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Nagano Prefecture
Nagano Prefecture produces the most carnations in Japan. Within Nagano, production is especially active in the Saku area, which is known for its many sunny days and dry climate. Besides Nagano, Aichi Prefecture and Hokkaido are also major producers.
What flowers, besides carnations, are increasingly being given for Mother’s Day in Japan?
- Tulip
- hydrangea
- sunflower
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hydrangea
When it comes to flowers for Mother’s Day, carnations are the classic choice, but in recent years hydrangeas have also grown in popularity. Hydrangeas are drawing attention because their peak blooming season is close to Mother’s Day and they are easy to care for. Another reason for their popularity is the flower’s meaning: “family togetherness.”
Which commemorative day has been established on the same date as Mother’s Day?
- Father's Day
- Constitution Memorial Day
- Day of Bags
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Day of Bags
Like Mother’s Day, a commemorative day established on the second Sunday of May is “Bag Day.” It’s associated with the fact that mothers are sometimes called “ofukuro” (a term that includes the word for “bag”). It was also set on this day with the hope that people would give bags as gifts on Mother’s Day and help raise awareness of bags.