Book Trivia Answers
Smile Anyway: Quotes, Thoughts, and Grumblings for Every Day of the Year
1. To whom is the book dedicated?
The book, Smile Anyway, is dedicated to Richelle E. Goodrich’s sister, Angie, “for facing life a day at a time.”
2. In the January 2nd entry, what does the author warn might happen while she is dieting?
The author warns that while she is dieting she might become cranky, irritable, moody, hungry, and potentially cause “unnecessary casualties.”
3. According to the humorous February 19th entry, what animals secretly rule the planet? (a) Raccoons (b) Cats (c) Giraffes (d) Gorillas
According to the book, Smile Anyway, the animals that secretly rule the planet are (b) Cats.
4. The February section includes an entry for February 29th―True or False?
True. An entry for leap day is included on February 29th.
5. How is the book organized?
The book, Smile Anyway, contains a quote, poem, reflection, or humorous “grumbling” for every day of the year.
6. According to the November 26th entry, what paints little smiley faces on everything it touches?
Gratitude paints little smiley faces on everything it touches.
7. What three expressions does the author call the worst four-letter words in the July 17th entry?
The author says the worst four-letter words are “Can’t,” “don’t,” and “won’t.”
8. What did the elderly gentleman in the December 25th story call the author’s cheerful expression?
In the short story on December 25th's entry, the elderly gentleman calls the author's cheerful expression “A Christmas smile.”
9. According to the December 31st entry, reaching the end of a road depends entirely upon how far you have traveled―True or False?
False. It says, “The direction you choose to face determines whether you’re standing at the end or the beginning of a road.”
10. In the December 14th entry, what food is described as a true friend, trusted confidant, and faithful lover?
Chocolate, of course!