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1. The Black Rose is the rarest of roses, and is highly sought after for its dark, black pigment.
2. What country was once called the "Black Rose" by its people as a way to secretly reference itself as a sovereignty independent from England?
3. People began giving meanings to flower colors in the 19th century. If a person were to give you a black rose, what kind of meaning could be implied?
4. Which of the following meanings does the black rose NOT symbolize?
5. The black rose symbol has been employed for numerous political movements as it can represent a major change with the death of the old order and rebirth of a new era. In these instances, the black rose stands for strength and resistance. What type of movement would MOST LIKELY adopt the black rose as its symbol?
6. In World War II, the counterpart to the black rose was used by a non-violent, anti-Nazi group. What color was this rose?
7. What type of ceremony or social event would you most likely NOT see the black rose?
8. You and your significant other are celebrating your first anniversary. You give him/her a black rose. What message are you MOST LIKELY telling them?
9. The 1950 film "The Black Rose", starring Tyrone Power and Orson Welles, tells the story of a nobleman and an archer who escape England in time of the crusades and journey to the "Far East" (China). This film is based on a novel by what author?
10. The color of roses can be deepened to make black roses by a number of methods. Which of the following is NOT one of those methods?
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