Robert Frost "The Road Not Taken"

What was the traveler's initial dilemma when encountering the two roads?

• He couldn't decide which road was shorter.

• He was unable to travel both roads at once.

• He didn't know if the roads led to the same destination.

• He was worried about getting lost in the yellow wood.

Why did the traveler initially consider one road to have "the better claim"?

• It was wider and more inviting.

• It appeared to be less used and more natural.

• It led directly to his desired destination.

• It was covered in bright, colorful leaves.

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Despite the initial appearance, what did the traveler realize about the two roads that morning?

• One road was significantly longer than the other.

• Both roads were equally worn by previous travelers.

• Only one road had fresh leaves on it.

• Neither road was suitable for travel.

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What is the long-term significance of the traveler's choice of path, as reflected upon "ages and ages hence"?

• It led him back to his starting point.

• It made him regret his decision.

• It resulted in a significant and unique outcome.

• It proved that all paths are ultimately the same.

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After reading the poem on your own, and answering various questions, how does hearing the poet himself read the poem change your perspective of the poem?

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