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Textual Questions of "Road Not Taken"

Answer 1

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• The last two lines have the quintessence of the poem. The poet expresses his opinion that it becomes difficult for a normal human being to change his/her decision. The poet intends to walk on the first road but he couldn’t do so because life does not offer multiple chances to choose. The decision taken may mar one’s future or lead one to success. It makes all the differences. He now repents for not getting a chance to travel on the first road.

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Answer 2

Answer:

Question 1.

Where does the traveller find himself?

What problem does he face?

Answer:

The traveller finds himself at a point where two roads diverge. His problem is to decide on which road he should walk.

Question 2.

Discuss what these phrases mean to you.

a yellow wood

it was grassy and wanted wear

the passing there

leaves no step had trodden black

how way leads on to way

Answer:

A forest in the autumn season.

The road was grassy because it was a less travelled road. It wanted people to move on it.

It implies walking on the road.

It means the leaves had not been crushed under the feet of travellers.

How one road leads to another?