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Poem : Chapter 1 The Road Not Taken — English STD 9 — Question

Rajasthan BoardEnglish MediumSTD 9EnglishPoem : Chapter 1 The Road Not Taken2 Marks
Question
What do the two roads stand for?
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Answer

The two roads in the poem stand for two opportunities. They also signify the crisis of choice. One has to make a choice of path to reach one’s destination. Out of many options, we have to choose the right one.

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