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Quiz about Flower Fairies
Quiz about Flower Fairies

Flower Fairies Trivia Quiz


Cicely Mary Barker was a British poet who lived from 1895 to 1973. Her books were filled with poems and illustrations which took children on a visual tour around the fairy garden. See whether you can identify the flower fairy from the picture and poem.

A photo quiz by Plodd. Estimated time: 3 mins.
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Author
Plodd
Time
3 mins
Type
Photo Quiz
Quiz #
374,402
Updated
Sep 28 22
# Qns
10
Difficulty
Very Easy
Avg Score
9 / 10
Plays
633
Awards
Top 20% Quiz
Last 3 plays: Kat1982 (6/10), Guest 173 (9/10), rubytops (10/10).
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Question 1 of 10
1. "Come to me and play with me,
I'm the babies flower,
Make a necklace gay with me,
Spend the whole long day with me,
Till the sunset hour."

Which flower fairy can you make into a necklace or crown?
Hint


Question 2 of 10
2. "See my leaves with tooth-like edges;
Blow my clocks to tell the time;
See me flaunting by the hedges,
In the meadow, in the lane,
Gay and naughty in the garden;
Pull me up - I grow again."

When my flower finishes blooming you can blow my 'clock' to tell the time. What flower fairy am I?
Hint


Question 3 of 10
3. "I'm everyone's darling; the blackbird and starling
Are shouting about me from blossoming boughs'
For I, the Lent Lily, the Daffy-down-dilly,
Have heard through the country the call to arouse."

Which pretty spring flower fairy looks similar to a trumpet?
Hint


Question 4 of 10
4. "'Tis I whom children love the best;
My wealth is all for them;
For them is set each glossy cup
Upon each sturdy stem."

Which small golden flower fairy do you put under your chin to see whether you like butter?
Hint


Question 5 of 10
5. "So small, so blue, in grassy places
My flowers raise their tiny faces.
By streams my bigger sisters grow,
And smile in gardens, in a row."

Which dainty blue flower fairy will I remember forever and ever?
Hint


Question 6 of 10
6. "Here are sweetest colours, fragrance very sweet;
Here are silky pods of peas, not for us to eat!"

Which flower fairy sounds like a vegetable, but one you cannot eat?
Hint


Question 7 of 10
7. "Deep sleeps the winter, cold, wet, and grey;
Surely all the world is dead, spring is far away.
Wait! The world shall waken; It is not dead, for lo,
The fair maids of February, stand in the snow!"

Which delicate white bloom is usually the first flower fairy of the spring?
Hint


Question 8 of 10
8. "The lane is deep, the bank is steep, the tangled hedge is high.
And clinging, twisting, up I creep, and climbing towards the sky."

Which peach-cream-pink coloured flower fairy is loved by bees and can be trailed up fences and trellis?
Hint


Question 9 of 10
9. "Early in the mornings, when children, still are sleeping,
Or late, late at night-time, beneath the summer moon,
What are they doing, the busy fairy people?
Could you creep to spy them, in silent magic shoon."

Which pretty flower fairy is also named after a colour?
Hint


Question 10 of 10
10. "Best and dearest flower that grows, perfect both to see and smell;
Words can never, never tell, half the beauty of a ______."

Take a look at this picture and guess which flower fairy is missing from this poem?
Hint



Most Recent Scores
Apr 06 2024 : Kat1982: 6/10
Mar 28 2024 : Guest 173: 9/10
Mar 26 2024 : rubytops: 10/10
Mar 25 2024 : Guest 108: 10/10
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Mar 24 2024 : MickeyDGod: 10/10
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Quiz Answer Key and Fun Facts
1. "Come to me and play with me, I'm the babies flower, Make a necklace gay with me, Spend the whole long day with me, Till the sunset hour." Which flower fairy can you make into a necklace or crown?

Answer: Daisy

The daisy is a small white flower which grow amongst the grass. You can make a daisy necklace or crown, or just leave them where they are to enjoy them in their natural habitat.
2. "See my leaves with tooth-like edges; Blow my clocks to tell the time; See me flaunting by the hedges, In the meadow, in the lane, Gay and naughty in the garden; Pull me up - I grow again." When my flower finishes blooming you can blow my 'clock' to tell the time. What flower fairy am I?

Answer: Dandelion

The dandelion is a wild flower, but can sometimes grow in the garden. Once the golden-yellow petals stop flowering, blow the seed head to tell the time.
3. "I'm everyone's darling; the blackbird and starling Are shouting about me from blossoming boughs' For I, the Lent Lily, the Daffy-down-dilly, Have heard through the country the call to arouse." Which pretty spring flower fairy looks similar to a trumpet?

Answer: Daffodil

The daffodil bulb is planted in the autumn to flower the following spring. The bright golden-yellow flower brightens up any garden after a harsh winter.
4. "'Tis I whom children love the best; My wealth is all for them; For them is set each glossy cup Upon each sturdy stem." Which small golden flower fairy do you put under your chin to see whether you like butter?

Answer: Buttercup

An old myth says that when you place a buttercup under your chin, if the light reflects off the flower and your chin appears yellow, then you are supposed to like butter.
5. "So small, so blue, in grassy places My flowers raise their tiny faces. By streams my bigger sisters grow, And smile in gardens, in a row." Which dainty blue flower fairy will I remember forever and ever?

Answer: Forget-me-not

The tiny blue flowers appear on clusters in the spring. There is a legend that said that God had named all the flowers in the world, when a small unnoticed blue flower shouted out, "Forget-me-not!".
6. "Here are sweetest colours, fragrance very sweet; Here are silky pods of peas, not for us to eat!" Which flower fairy sounds like a vegetable, but one you cannot eat?

Answer: Sweet pea

The delicate sweet pea flower has got a lovely scent, and they come in a lot of different colours. They are just for show and cannot be eaten like the edible green peas you find on your dinner plate.
7. "Deep sleeps the winter, cold, wet, and grey; Surely all the world is dead, spring is far away. Wait! The world shall waken; It is not dead, for lo, The fair maids of February, stand in the snow!" Which delicate white bloom is usually the first flower fairy of the spring?

Answer: Snowdrop

Snowdrops are tiny white flowers that grow in gardens and woodland. They are some of the first bulbs to flower in the spring. Because the flowers droop down, place a mirror underneath to see the green and white flower tips inside.
8. "The lane is deep, the bank is steep, the tangled hedge is high. And clinging, twisting, up I creep, and climbing towards the sky." Which peach-cream-pink coloured flower fairy is loved by bees and can be trailed up fences and trellis?

Answer: Honeysuckle

Wisteria, clematis and rambling rose can all be trailed up fences, but the picture shown is of a honeysuckle. Bees love these flowers as they collect pollen from them to take back to their hives to make honey.
9. "Early in the mornings, when children, still are sleeping, Or late, late at night-time, beneath the summer moon, What are they doing, the busy fairy people? Could you creep to spy them, in silent magic shoon." Which pretty flower fairy is also named after a colour?

Answer: Pink

Pink, or dianthus, is the name of a flower. They come in different shades of white, cream, red, and yes, pink. So it is true you can grow pink pinks in your garden!
10. "Best and dearest flower that grows, perfect both to see and smell; Words can never, never tell, half the beauty of a ______." Take a look at this picture and guess which flower fairy is missing from this poem?

Answer: Rose

Roses are one of the most popular flowers in the world. They are highly scented, but watch out as most of the stems have prickly thorns. Red roses are for love, white flowers for innocence, and yellow flowers for friendship.
Source: Author Plodd

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