The Lady or the Tiger and The Road Not Taken

In paragraph 1 of “The Lady or the Tiger,” the word barbarian means-

• An Exceedingly brutal person

• A Funny person

• A Sophisticated person

• A Royal person

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What triggers the main problem in “The Lady or the Tiger”?

• The king makes people accused of crimes chose their own fate.

• The princess told the young man which door to choose.

• The young man must choose what door to open.

• The young man was caught having an affair with the princess

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In "The Lady or the Tiger" it can best be described as exploring the theme of-

• The struggle of lower class citizens

• The power of decisions

• The miseries of unrequited love

• The down falls of a monarchy

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Read the following line from “The Lady or the Tiger"

“She raised her hand, and made a slight, quick movement toward the right… without the slightest hesitation, he went to the door on and right and opened it.”

Based on this line, the reader can infer-

• The man was terrified he would be killed

• The man trusted the princess completely

• The man was sorry he had ever met the princess

• The man wanted to die

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The tone in "Lady or the Tiger"can be described as-

• Humorous

• Realistic

• Sincere

• Anxious

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1. In the poem "The Road Not Taken", the author’s tone is-

• Angry

• Thoughtful

• Excited

• Confused

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In the poem "The Road Not Taken", the roads that Frost refers to symbolize-

• A lost love

• An important decision

• A hard time

• A life full of regret

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In “The Road Not Taken” the speakers primary conflict is-

• The pressure to make the right choice. T

• The need be happy

• The inability to tell the future

• The longing to find a new life

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Which line in the poem "A Road Not Taken" provides the best evidence that the speaker is struggling to make a decision.

• And both that morning equally lay/ In leaves no step had trodden black

• Yet knowing how way leads to way/ I doubted if I should ever come back

• And sorry I could not travel both/ and be one traveler, long I stood

• Oh, I kept the first for another day

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Which line in the poem "The Road not Taken" best reflects the theme of the poem?

• I took the road less traveled, / and it has made all the difference.

• I doubted if I should ever some back

• In leaves no step had trodden black./ Oh I kept the first for another day!

• Then took the other, as just as fair/ and having perhaps the better claim

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