The Road Not Taken Robert Frost

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1. What is the setting of the poem?

  • A) A bustling city
  • B) A yellow wood
  • C) A snowy field
  • D) A mountain trail

2. Why does the speaker regret not being able to travel both roads?

  • A) He is in a hurry
  • B) He is curious about both paths
  • C) He dislikes making decisions
  • D) He is lost

3. How long does the speaker stand looking down the first road?

  • A) A few seconds
  • B) A few minutes
  • C) A long time
  • D) He doesn't look at all

4. What does the speaker notice about the second road?

  • A) It is more traveled
  • B) It is less traveled and grassy
  • C) It is blocked by fallen trees
  • D) It is covered in snow

5. According to the speaker, how different are the two roads in terms of wear?

  • A) The first is much more worn
  • B) The second is much more worn
  • C) They are worn about the same
  • D) Neither road shows signs of wear

6. What does the speaker plan to do with the first road?

  • A) Travel it another day
  • B) Forget about it
  • C) Tell someone else to take it
  • D) Mark it for others

7. Why does the speaker doubt they will ever come back to the first road?

  • A) They are afraid of getting lost
  • B) They don't have enough time
  • C) One choice leads to another
  • D) They prefer the second road

8. How does the speaker predict they will feel about their choice in the future?

  • A) Indifferent
  • B) Happy
  • C) Full of regret
  • D) Reflective with a sigh

9. What effect does the speaker believe their choice has had on their life?

  • A) No significant impact
  • B) It has made all the difference
  • C) It has caused many problems
  • D) It has been a minor detail

10. What season is suggested by the description of the woods?

  • A) Spring
  • B) Summer
  • C) Autumn
  • D) Winter

11. What do the "leaves no step had trodden black" suggest?

  • A) The roads are very old
  • B) The roads are often traveled
  • C) The roads are freshly fallen leaves
  • D) The roads are covered in dirt

12. How does the speaker describe the second road in comparison to the first?

  • A) Less grassy
  • B) Just as fair
  • C) More traveled
  • D) More winding

13. In which line does the speaker directly express their future feelings about their choice?

  • A) Line 10
  • B) Line 15
  • C) Line 20
  • D) Line 17

14. What is the tone of the poem?

  • A) Angry
  • B) Reflective
  • C) Joyful
  • D) Indifferent

15. What literary device is primarily used in "The Road Not Taken"?

  • A) Simile
  • B) Metaphor
  • C) Hyperbole
  • D) Alliteration

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