Chapter - 4 Road not taken

Who is the poet of this poem?

• William James

• James

• William Shakespeare

• Robert Frost

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What does the poem speak about

• About the People

• About the roads

• About two roads

• About the choices made by people

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What does the road signify in the poem

• The path or choice that was left or was not chosen to tread

• The pathway

• Pathway on the roadside

• A road with two turns

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Which thing decides a person’s future according to this poem?

• The path one chooses to walk

• The path one leaves behind

• The regrets

• The success

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What is the message of this poem?

• Be wise while choosing and taking decisions

• Two roads are confusing

• Road is nothing but a pathway

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What does Yellow woods mean?

• falling leaves

• forest with yellow leaves in the autumn season

• wood yellow in color

• none

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Why did the poet choose the second road?

• because it was well built

• because it was beautiful

• because it was not used by many people and was appealing to the poet

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What does grassy mean in the poem?

• the comfortable road

• the road which is not used by anyone

• the road with all the luxuries

• well-built road

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What do the words ‘Long I stood’ mean in the poem?

• poet was thinking

• poet was enjoying the nature

• poet’s dilemma

• poet was in relaxing mood

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What is the dilemma of the poet?

• whether he will be able to walk

• whether he will be successful

• whether he will get time for himself

• whether he will be able to come back to the second road or not

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