1) Where does the speaker find himself at the beginning of the poem? a) In a city b) At a fork in the road in a yellow wood c) On a mountain top d) By a river 2) Why does the speaker choose the second road? a) It is shorter b) It looks more travelled c) It appears grassy and less worn d) The second road leads to a dead end 3) What does the poet mean by “I shall be telling this with a sigh / Somewhere ages and ages hence?" a) He will forget about the choice b) He will regret his decision in the future c) He will be proud of his choice d) He will laugh about it later 4) Why is the poem titled “The Road Not Taken”? a) It focuses on the road the speaker did not choose b) It describes a journey on a famous road c) It is about a road that disappeared d) It is about building new roads 5) How does the speaker justify his choice of road to himself? a) He believes it will be easier b) He thinks it is less travelled c) He knows it leads to a better place d) He is following a friend

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