1. We say love is blind and there's a mythological source for the saying. What is it? Qetesh, the Egyptian goddess of love and beauty, was blind to the imperfections of those she loved Eros was blinded at birth by the beauty of his mother Aphrodite Cupid wears a blindfold Venus, the Roman goddess of love, blinded Adonis to the beauty of all other women so that he would see only her

2. Tradition holds that the term for zero points in tennis derives from a French word. Which one? Bear Egg Open Work

3. What was referred to as a love apple? Apricot Red Delicious apple Tomato Sweet crabapple

4. The path of true love ne'er did run ... how? Swift Smooth Sweet Sensible

5. Who wrote "My love is like a red, red rose"? William Shakespeare Richard Lovelace Andrew Marvell Robert Burns

6. There's an old saying that goes "When something-or-other comes in the door, love flies out of the window." What is that wretched something-or-other? The stork Jealousy Poverty Hardship

7. If you call someone a lovelace, you're branding him as a rake, a libertine, a fellow who plays fast and loose with the affections of young women. Where does the expression come from? A character in a novel The writer Richard Lovelace A character in a play The actor Linda Lovelace

8. "Qui me amat, amat et canem meam" means "Love me, love my dog" (roughly). We use this expression a lot in English, but who said it first? St. Bernard of Montjoux (Menthon) Who knows? St. Bernard of Clairvaux John Heywood

9. "There's no love lost between them," means "they don't like each other at all". Did it always mean that? Yes No

10. If you declare love for someone from selfish motives, you can be accused of showing what? Answer: (Two words. Top shelf?)