SEBA Class 9 English MCQ Chapter 13 The Road Not Taken

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SEBA Class 9 English MCQ Chapter 13 The Road Not Taken

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The Road Not Taken

Chapter: 13

POETRY SECTION

MCQs

1. Who is the poet of “The Road Not Taken”?

(i) William Wordsworth.

(ii) Robert Frost.

(iii) Walt Whitman.

(iv) John Keats.

Ans: (ii) Robert Frost.

2. Where did the two roads diverge?

(i) In a green forest.

(ii) In a yellow wood.

(iii) In a village.

(iv) On a mountain.

Ans: (ii) In a yellow wood.

3. Why was the traveller sorry?

(i) He was lost.

(ii) He could not travel both roads.

(iii) He was tired.

(iv) It was getting dark.

Ans: (ii) He could not travel both roads.

4. What did the traveller do before choosing a road?

(i) Asked for directions.

(ii) Ran quickly.

(iii) Looked down one road as far as he could.

(iv) Returned home.

Ans: (iii) Looked down one road as far as he could.

5. Why did the second road seem better?

(i) It was shorter.

(ii) It was wider.

(iii) It was grassy and wanted wear.

(iv) It had more travellers.

Ans: (iii) It was grassy and wanted wear.

6. According to the poet, how much had the roads been worn?

(i) One was heavily used.

(ii) One was unused.

(iii) Both were worn equally.

(iv) Neither was visible.

Ans: (iii) Both were worn equally.

7. What lay on both roads that morning?

(i) Snow.

(ii) Leaves untouched by footsteps.

(iii) Stones.

(iv) Flowers.

Ans: (ii) Leaves untouched by footsteps.

8. What did the poet keep for another day?

(i) The second road.

(ii) His journey.

(iii) The first road.

(iv) His luggage.

Ans: (iii) The first road.

9. Why did the traveller doubt he would return?

(i) He was afraid.

(ii) The weather was bad.

(iii) One way leads on to another.

(iv) He forgot the path.

Ans: (iii) One way leads on to another.

10. How will the poet tell this story in the future?

(i) With joy.

(ii) With anger.

(iii) With laughter.

(iv) With a sigh.

Ans: (iv) With a sigh.