The Road Not Taken - Robert Frost

In the first stanza, the world diverged means -

• A. increased

• B. parted

• C. came together

• D. straightened

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The ideas in the poem are centered around -

• A. survival

• B. traveling

• C. choices

• D. loneliness

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Which worlds rhyme in each stanza of the poem?

• A. The last words in the first and fifth lines

• The last words in every line

• C. The last words in the second and fifth lines

• D. The last worlds in the second, third, and fourth lines

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The mood of the poem can be described as -

• A. lively

• B. tense

• C. cautios

• D. sincere

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The first stanza of the poem emphasizes that the speaker is -

• A. impulsive

• B. confused

• C. thoughtful

• D. resting

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The reader can infer that the poem takes place during the -

• A. fall

• B. winter

• C. summer

• D. spring

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The conflict in the poem occurs -

• A. between the speaker and nature

• B. within the speaker himself

• C. between the speaker and another character

• D. between the two roads

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The poem's message is -

• A. Never travel alone

• B. choose your own way

• C. Avoid putting off difficult decisions

• D. put the past behind you

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The reader can conclude that -

• A. The speaker is certain he will return to travel the other road.

• B. The speaker is lonely.

• C. Both roads led to the same destination

• D. The speaker is satisfied with the road he chose to take.

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Which definition best matches the way trodden is used in line 12 of the poem?

• A. walked on or over (v.)

• B. part of whee that touches the ground (n.)

• C. part of shoe that touches the ground (n.)

• D. taken advantage of (v.)

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