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A Road not Taken
A Road not Taken
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A poetry quiz to test the understanding of the analysis of Robert Frost's "The Road Not Taken"
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1
What type of figurative language is used in the line "Where it bent in the underground"
Metaphor
Hyperbole
Symbolism
Imagery
2
What would be the main theme of the poem?
Deception
Indecision
Depression
Change
3
What type of sound device is present in the line "Though as for that the passing there"
Anaphora
Repetition
Assonance
Alliteration
4
Why does the narrator choose the road he decides to take?
Because the other road is blocked
Because It looks less traveled and he's curious about it
Because he has directions for traveling that way
Because the road is smoother and looks easier to walk on
5
Which road was chosen at the end?
Which had been travelled by many
Which had less grass
Which looks more attractive
Which very few trodden on
6
Which line shares the same meaning as the travelers choice of road directly impacting his life.
And both that morning equally lay
And that has made all the difference
And having perhaps the better claim
I shall be telling this with a sigh
7
Where can an extended metaphor be found in the poem?
Stanza 2 & 3
All stanzas
Stanza 1 & 4
Stanza 1 & 2
8
Find alliteration (first one to answer wins)
Stanza 2 (state where)
Stanza 3 (state where)
Stanza 4 (state where)
Stanza 1 (state where)
9
The two most common interpretations of the "sigh" in the last stanza are:
Regret relief
Concern disbelief
Concern relief
Regret disbelief
10
What is the rhyme scheme of the second stanza?
CDCDC
CDCCD
CCDCD
CDDCD
11
What type of sound device is used in "Though as for that the passing there"
Cacophony
Alliteration
Sibilance
Assonance
12
How do we know that the poem takes place in autumn?
We can infer from the title
Both answer 1 and 2 are correct
The speaker states so
We can infer from a line in the poem
