–‘ As just as fair’ means that the second road was just as beautiful as the first one., (e) How do you understand the expression ‘grassy and wanted wear’?, Answer. – The rhyme-scheme of these lines is ab, aa, b., (d) What does the poet mean by ‘as just as fair’?, Answer. – The second road presented a better claim as it was still grassy and had not been used, by many travellers., (c) What is the rhyme scheme of the given lines?, Answer. – The other road was as fair and beautiful as the first one., (b) Why did the second road present a better claim than the first?, Answer. What did the speaker do while standing for a long time?, Answer.-The poet stands long because he was in a dilemma about which road to take., 2., “Then took the other, as just as fair, And having perhaps the better claim, Because it was grassy and wanted wear, Though as for that the passing there, Had worn them really about the same,”, Extra Questions:, (a) How was the other road?, Answer. Read the following extracts and answer the questions that follow in one or two lines., “Two roads diverged in a yellow wood, And sorry I could not travel both, And be one traveller, long I stood, And looked down one as far as I could, To where it bent in the undergrowth ”, (a) Name the poem and the poet of these lines., Answer.-The above lines have been taken from the poem The Road Not Taken’ by Robert Frost., (b) Why does the poet feel ‘sorry’?, Answer.-The poet feels sorry that he can’t travel on both the roads diverging in the forest before, him., (c) Where do the two roads diverge in?, Answer.-The two roads diverge in the wood where the leaves have turned yellow in the autumn., (d) What is the mood of the poet in these lines?, Answer.-The mood of the poet appears to be serious and pensive., (e) What does the ‘yellow wood’ mean?, Answer.- ‘Yellowwood’ means that the leaves have turned yellow because of the autumn season., (f) Why does the poet stand long? OR, ‘… long I stood’. Here, again the poet talks of his initial decision when he thought that the roads were different, and chose the one that had been walked over by a lesser number of people. In the beginning, the poet felt that one of them was grassy and, had not been walked over by many people, but when he walked on it for some distance, he, realized that it was like the other road., (ii) in the last two lines of the poem?, A. Is there any difference between the two roads as the poet describes them, (i) in stanzas two and three?, A. It means that as we walk on a path, we come across more options and make choices further., We keep on walking ahead on that way., 3.
If they had been, walked over, they would have turned black., (v) how way leads on to way, A. It means that no one had walked over the leaves as they were still green. It means that when he walked over the path that he had chosen., (iv) leaves no step had trodden black, A. It had to be worn out by the steps of the people who walked on it., (iii) the passing there, A. This means that it had not been walked over, by many people. It means that the path had a lot of grass on it.
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It, represents a world full of aging people., (ii) it was grassy and wanted wear, A. ‘Yellow wood’ refers to the forest which has withering leaves as in the season of autumn. Discuss what these phrases mean to you., (i) a yellow wood, A. He is in a problem as he must, choose one path and is unable to decide which one to choose., 2.
The traveller finds himself standing on a fork in the path. Where does the traveller find himself? What problem does he face?, A. He felt that his future, depended on the choice that he made., The Road Not Taken Question Answers, 1. As he, walked on the chosen path, he realized that both the paths were similar. He would go further on the chosen path and not get a chance to go back on it. He kept the, other one for some other day although he knew that he would never get the chance to walk, over it. He inspected them to decide, which was a better option and then chose the one which seemed less walked over. He could walk over, one of the paths only. So, we must be wise while making choices., The Road Not Taken Summary, The poet says that once, he was walking down the road and reached a fork. The important message that the poet wants to give is that the choice that we make, has an impact on our future and if we make a wrong choice, we regret it but cannot go back on, it. The path which we have chosen, decides our future, our, destination. He describes his feelings about that, choice that he had left in the past. The poet says that the path, that we don’t choose in our life is the road not taken. The Road Not Taken Class 9 English Poem 1, The Road Not Taken Poem Introduction, In the poem – ‘The Road Not Taken’, the road symbolizes our life.
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