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What was the reason the speaker couldn't travel both paths?
What was the reason the speaker couldn't travel both paths?
- The speaker couldn't travel both paths due to physical limitations
- The speaker couldn't travel both paths due to indecision (correct)
- The speaker couldn't travel both paths due to time constraints
- The speaker couldn't travel both paths due to fear of the unknown
What was the initial justification for choosing one path over the other?
What was the initial justification for choosing one path over the other?
- One path was chosen for its scenic beauty (correct)
- One path was chosen due to the presence of fellow travelers
- One path was chosen because it was less traveled
- One path was chosen for its familiarity
What emotion does the speaker primarily express in the text?
What emotion does the speaker primarily express in the text?
- Indifference
- Confidence
- Excitement
- Regret (correct)
Study Notes
The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost
- The speaker in the poem is unable to travel both paths because he must make a choice between the two diverging roads in the yellow wood.
- The initial justification for choosing one path over the other is because one is "grassy and wanting wear".
- The speaker primarily expresses regret and longing in the text, as he is unsure if he made the right choice and wonders what would have happened if he had taken the other path.
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