English, asked by haydra7981, 6 months ago

The phrase ‘trodden black’ corresponds to _______________.


a) Something rotten

b) Travelled a lot

c) Turned black

d) Trampled upon​

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Answered by nirmalav003
3

Answer:

The phrase is an excerpt from Robert frosts poem, The Road Not Taken And both (roads) that morning equally lay in leaves no step had trodden black . It means neither of roads are less traveled by.

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