Choices and Consequences

During group work, I ignore my peers and game on my computer.

• People won't trust me as much anymore or want to work with me, and I miss out on important learning and possibly fall behind.

• I get a detention and have to do the project myself.

• My peers get angry with me and call my parents.

• Nothing happens. I can do what I want.

When working on a group project, my partner keeps deleting some of my work, so I delete the project.

• The teacher talks to both of us, but only I get sent to the office.

• I get suspended from school.

• I can easily locate the information and fix the problem, but I don't want to.

• The problem becomes larger, and your grade is impacted, plus the teacher won't trust either of you to work in groups.

I think a rule isn't being followed, so I text my parents and walk out of school.

• I feel calmer, and my brain can now make better choices.

• By not talking to the teacher/associate, they get frustrated because they could have helped.

• I get excused from completing the work I miss.

• My parents get upset with me.

What choice did the narrator of 'The Road Not Taken' make?

• He did not make a choice.

• He decided to take the easy way out

• He took the road less traveled

• We are not told in the poem

Why is the poet asking to be wise while choosing a pathway?

• because there is no Going Back option

• Because it is the only one road

• because it is one sided road

• None

What is the main theme of the poem 'The Road Not Taken' by Robert Frost?

• Choices and their consequences

• Nature and its beauty

• Friendship and loyalty

• Love and loss

In the context of decision-making, what does the phrase 'crossing the Rubicon' mean?

• Making a reversible decision

• Making an irreversible decision

• Avoiding a decision

• Delaying a decision

Which literary device is used in the phrase 'the road less traveled'?

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Personification

What is the consequence of taking the road less traveled in Frost's poem?

• It leads to success

• It leads to regret

• It makes all the difference

• It leads to failure

In literature, what is a 'moral dilemma'?

• A choice between right and wrong

• A choice between two equally undesirable outcomes

• A choice that has no consequences

• A choice that is easy to make