The Road Not Taken

What is the setting of the poem?

• A forest in summer

• A road in the city

• A yellow wood in autumn

• A mountain trail

Why did the speaker choose the second road?

• It was more popular

• It looked easier to travel

• It seemed less worn and grassy

• It had signs showing the destination

What does the “road” in the poem symbolize?

• Nature’s beauty 

• A literal path in the forest

• Life’s choices and decisions

• A shortcut to success

Which literary device is mainly used in the poem?

• Hyperbole

• Symbolism

• Irony

• Alliteration

What is the tone of the poem?

• Angry and disappointed  

• Humorous and light-hearted  

• Thoughtful and reflective 

• Excited and joyful  

What does the phrase “way leads on to way” suggest?

• The road was winding  

• The speaker forgot the way back  

• One decision leads to another  

• The path was easy  

What does the speaker mean by "I doubted if I should ever come back"?

• He was unsure about traveling  

• He thought he might not have a chance to change his decision  

• He was unsure he would find his way  

• He disliked the road he chose  

What does the speaker say he will tell "with a sigh"?

• That he got lost  

• That he regrets his choice  

• That his choice made a difference in his life

• That he followed others

How many roads does the speaker see in the beginning?

• Two

• Three

• Four

• One 

Which of these best describes the poem’s main message?

• Nature is unpredictable 

• Choices in life shape our future  

• All roads lead to success  

• We should always follow others