Question

4. The poet is aware of two choices. What
are they? What choice does he make
ultimately?
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Answer 1

Answer:

The two choices are whether to stay and watch the woods filled with snow or to return to his village. The poet's choice was to go to his village.

Answer 2

The poet is aware of the two choices: Before going to sleep, he had to either be in the woods or walk miles.

He chooses or decides to go for a long walk and cover the miles, before going to sleep.  

• The question is taken from "Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening," a poem.
• The poet writes that it was the darkest or gloomiest night of the year, the woods were magnificent, dark, and untouched, but he had certain vows to keep.
• He also describes the beauty of the lakes and the woods further.
• He had the choice of either staying in the woods and enjoy its beauty or move ahead, as he had miles to cover before he finally rested.
• He chooses the later.

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