Question

III Read the following extracts and answer the questions that follow:

i) Two roads diverged in a yellow wood,

   And sorry I could not travel both

  And be one traveller, long I stood

  a) Why was the poet sorry?

  b) Why did he stand for a long time?

  c) What is meant by – be one traveler?

ii) And both that morning equally lay

    In leaves no step had trodden black

a) Who lay equally and how?

b) What is trodden?

c) Which leaves are being talked about?

iii) Somewhere ages and ages hence;

    Two roads diverged in a wood, and I —

     I took the one less travelled by,

  a) What is meant by ages and ages?

  b) What is less travelled by?

  c) What was the result of the poet’s decision?


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Answer 1

Answer = Extract 1 a The poet was sorry because he cannot travel both the roads at a time.

b He stood for long time to see the end of both

the roads.

c Be one traveller means that he is the only travller on that road.

Extract 2 a Both theroads are equally lay which means that both the roads are seemed to be similar on that morning.

b Trodden means crushed and here the leaves of trees which are on the road in autmn season were uncrushed on that road.

c Leaves,which are fallen on road are being talked.

Extract 3 a Here ages and ages means the future generation.

b Less travelled by is indicating the road on which more people do not travelled.

c The decision made the poet a successful person.

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