February comes from the Latin word februum, which means?
purification
hope
cleanliness
angelic
The birthstone for February is _________, which is said to symbolize love
amethyst
pearl
emerald
diamond
February 2nd is____________, the day we find out whether winter will last six more weeks or call it quits early
Earth Day
President's Day
Groundhog Day
Valentine's Day
February 28th is ___________, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar
Chinese Lunar New Year
Diwali
Islam Day
Ramadan
February 17th is President's Day and one president celebrated is George Washington. Why is he a notable president?
He was the 1st president of the USA
He was the president when North America was discovered
He was the only president to own a horse
He was the president during WWII
According to the national weather service, what is notable about the month of February?
it is the snowiest month in the USA
it provides the most rainfall in the USA
it is the month with the most lightning
it is the driest month in the USA
What are the 2 zodiac signs represented in February?
Gemini and Taurus
Aquarius and Pisces
Libra and Sagittarius
Leo and Virgo
These are the two birth flowers of February?
viola and lily
violet and primrose
rose and tulip
petunia and daisy
This is the biggest American football game held in February?
fabulousbowl
superbowl
crazybowl
terrificbowl
February is the national month for this fruit?
cherry
plum
watermelon
strawberry
February is the national month for this food?
macaroni and cheese
tater tots
meatloaf
chicken nuggets
This New Orleans carnival occurs during the month of February and Mardi Gras marks the end of the time before Lent, when people would eat rich foods before fasting during Len
Chinese Lunar New Year
Mardi Gras
Earth Day
Flag Day
The month of February is also this celebratory month:
Animal Awareness Month
Women's History Month
Black History Month
Latino Heritage Month
This very popular "commercialized" holiday occurs every February 14th?
St. Patrick's Day
Cinco De Mayo
Valentine's Day
4th of July
This is the % of the US population born on Leap Day (February 29th)
4.0%
0.07%
12.0%
0.89%
These are 3 items commonly associated with Chinese New Year:
yellow envelopes, lovebirds, tacos
green envelopes, parrots, pizza
purple envelopes, fedora hats, brooms
red envelopes, dragons, dumplings
