Question

1.)Give the properties of the two roads, as described by the poet, and how this made the poet decide to go down one.2.)When you face a difficult choice between two alternatives, how do you decide one or the otherfrom the road not taken​

Answer 1

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1)The poet sees two roads diverging in a yellow wood. Perhaps it was autumn and both the roads were covered with dead or fallen yellow leaves. The first one went down in ‘the undergrowth’ of the forest. The other road was equally beautiful, grassy and ‘wanted wear’. It was less frequented by than the first.

2) The poem is concerned with a choice made between the two roads. The poet tells himself that he will explore one and then come back and explore the other, but he knows that he will probably be unable to do so. The poem is about something more than the choice of paths in a wood, for that choice might be relatively unimportant. We interpret his choice of a road as a symbol for any choice in life between alternatives that appear almost equally attractive. Through the years, however, we come to find that the choices we make and the paths we choose, will make a difference in our lives.

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Answer 2

Answer:

The poem's name is The Road Not Taken.

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Explanation:

1) In a yellow wood, the poet observes two pathways splitting apart. Perhaps it was autumn because the yellow leaves on both of the roads were dead or had fallen. The first one perished in the forest's "undergrowth." The opposite road was similarly lovely, grassy, and "wanted wear." It received less traffic than the first.

2) A decision between two routes is the subject of the poem. The poet promises himself that he will investigate one before returning to investigate the other, but he is aware that this is probably not going to be possible. The poem is about more than just choosing a road through a wood, as that decision may not be particularly significant. His choice of a path is interpreted as a metaphor for any decision one makes in life between two almost equally appealing options. But as time goes on, we learn that the decisions we do and the pathways we take affect how our lives turn out.

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