Trivia Quiz On Count That Day Lost Poem

10 Questions | By Idans | Updated: Nov 18, 2022 | Attempts: 392

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Loved the poem "Count That Day Lost" written by George Eliot? Did you like it? Here, we have a trivia quiz on the same poem to check if you still remember it. Count That Day Lost is an interesting poem that depicts that society can be improved if all of us do our parts individually. The quiz below will ask questions related to the poem and poet. Are you confident enough to answer all the questions correctly? Give it a try and assess yourself.

Questions and Answers

1.

Count That Day Lost by George Eliot is a poem about going beyond the care and concern for oneself to make someone else happy in order to make a day worthwhile.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
2.

On a day you have done a "self-denying deed" you should (–)
- A.
  
  Be ashamed
- B.
  
  Be surprised
- C.
  
  Feel sorry for yourself
- D.
  
  Feel good about yourself
3.

The speaker thinks that you can count a day "as worse than lost" if (–)
- A.
  
  You haven't done what you planned to do(
- B.
  
  You haven't helped another person
- C.
  
  You haven't had any fun
- D.
  
  You haven't taken any risks
4.

"No act most small / That helped some soul and nothing cost –"
- A.
  
  What you did, didn't take much effort. It was not difficult for you.
- B.
  
  You did something good for someone and did not get something for this.
- C.
  
  You did something good for somebody else and got nothing for it in return.
- D.
  
  If you didn't help someone so it's not cost / worth nothing
- E.
  
  If you help someone who gave you money for helping them.
5.

A day well spent is considered to be a good day because you have done something good for someone else.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
6.

A worse than lost day is a day in which you help people.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
7.

It is important that we not [Blank] our days and that we make sure we do good things for other people. (waste, enjoy)
8.

If you had the opportunity to become a [Blank] person, but you missed it, for you, this is "worse than lost". (worse, better)
9.

George Eliot was a famous English writer.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False