The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost

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                  MCQ On The Road Not Taken

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  • 1. 
    The poet stood at the intersection of?
    • A. 

      crossroads

    • B. 

      Two roads

    • C. 

      Three roads

  • 2. 
    The poet felt sorry because...
    • A. 

      He could not see the road well

    • B. 

      He could not travel on both the roads

    • C. 

      He did not know the direction

  • 3. 
    The poet took the road...
    • A. 

      To the right

    • B. 

      To the left

    • C. 

      The one less traveled on

  • 4. 
     the poet depicts...
    • A. 

      Conflicts in life

    • B. 

      Problems we face in life

    • C. 

      Choices we make in life

  • 5. 
    The entire poem is __________.
    • A. 

      A simile

    • B. 

      A metaphor

    • C. 

      A ballad

    • D. 

      A personification

  • 6. 
    This poem is written by...
    • A. 

      Thomas Cambell

    • B. 

      William Wordsworth

    • C. 

      Robert Frost

  • 7. 
    What does the author mean by "a wood?"
    • A. 

      A mini forest

    • B. 

      A cluster of trees growing wild

    • C. 

      A and B

  • 8. 
    What did the poet see in the Yellow Wood?
    • A. 

      Two paths diverging in different directions

    • B. 

      Trees in the forest

    • C. 

      Green grass

  • 9. 
    How was one path different from the other?
    • A. 

      One was greener

    • B. 

      One had more grass

    • C. 

      It seemed less used

    • D. 

      All of the above

  • 10. 
    Which path had been walked on that morning before the poet traveled on one?
    • A. 

      Both paths

    • B. 

      The one on the left

    • C. 

      None of them

  • 11. 
    When the poet chose one of the paths, what did he hope to do?
    • A. 

      Come back and try the other path

    • B. 

      Not go back

    • C. 

      Go home

  • 12. 
    In the line "Oh I kept the first for another day!," "the first" refers to_____.
    • A. 

      Narrators choice

    • B. 

      The road

    • C. 

      Fate

  • 13. 
    Frost uses the image of two diverging roads to symbolize...
    • A. 

      Sorrow and regret

    • B. 

      Life's choice

    • C. 

      The love of nature

    • D. 

      The spirit of independence 

  • 14. 
    According to the poet, the second road has "the better claim" because it...
    • A. 

      Was a familiar path

    • B. 

      Has never been used

    • C. 

      Had been traveled less on

  • 15. 
    This poem might have special relevance ( given your age & class/grade) for you, if you are...
    • A. 

      Planning a move to the country

    • B. 

      Deciding which college to attend

    • C. 

      Concerned about the enviorment

  • 16. 
    What does the narrator decide to do?
    • A. 

      Take the second road

    • B. 

      Take the well traveled road

    • C. 

      Save the decision for later

  • 17. 
    Which of the following statements is the closest interpretation of the line "yet knowing how way leads on to way?"
    • A. 

      You can never go home alone

    • B. 

      It's easy to get lost in a path

    • C. 

      One path takes you to the next

  • 18. 
    According to the narrator, the two roads looked?
    • A. 

      About the same

    • B. 

      Very different

    • C. 

      Muddy and unpleasant

  • 19. 
    Looking back on his decision, the narrator feels...
    • A. 

      Relieved

    • B. 

      Regretful

    • C. 

      Meditative

    • D. 

      Embarrassed

  • 20. 
    The narrator envisions that in later years he will...
    • A. 

      Feel sad

    • B. 

      Tell his story

    • C. 

      See his error

    • D. 

      Write about his experience








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