Read the following extracts and answers the questions that follow.
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
(i) What does 'both' refer to?
(a) Choices
(b) Decisions
(c) Roads
(d) Careers
(ii) What is condition of the thing that the poem is talking about?
(a) Both of them are same
(b) Both of them are used
(c) Both of them are clean
(d) Both of them are dirty
(iii) What is the poet talking about in the given lines?
(a) The beauty of the forest
(b) The dilemma of choices
(c) The importance of decision making
(d) All of these
(iv) What does the poet choose?
(a) The first one
(b) The second one
(c) He returned back
(d) He travelled both of them one by one
(v) Why was the poet made to choose?
(a) Because he could only travel one road
(b) Because he has no vehicle
(c) Because he was alone
(d) Because he had responsibilities
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Describe how the biomass in the bluegill fish trophic level of a biomass pyramid would be different from the biomass in the aquatic plants trophic level of the same pyramid.
Explain your answer.
The energy available at the two trophic levels is different as well. A student claims that energy is never lost in a system. Support this claim by explaining ONE way that energy is transformed/used at each trophic level
Explanation:
Read the following extracts and answers the questions that follow.
And both that morning equally lay
In leaves no step had trodden black.
Oh, I kept the first for another day!
Yet knowing how way leads on to way,
I doubted if I should ever come back.
(i) What does 'both' refer to?
(a) Choices
(b) Decisions
(c) Roads
(d) Careers
(ii) What is condition of the thing that the poem is talking about?
(a) Both of them are same
(b) Both of them are used
(c) Both of them are clean
(d) Both of them are dirty
(iii) What is the poet talking about in the given lines?
(a) The beauty of the forest
(b) The dilemma of choices
(c) The importance of decision making
(d) All of these
(iv) What does the poet choose?
(a) The first one
(b) The second one
(c) He returned back
(d) He travelled both of them one by one
(v) Why was the poet made to choose?
(a) Because he could only travel one road
(b) Because he has no vehicle
(c) Because he was alone
(d) Because he had responsibilities
Answer:
The answers of the above are:
1.- option c.Roads
2.-option c.both of them are clean
3.-option b.The dilemma of choices
4.-optionb.The second one
5 -option a.beacuse he could only travel one road.
The above extract is taken from the poem 'The road not taken' written by Robert Froast.
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