Beehive (Poem): The Road Not Taken · Class 9 · CBSE English
What do the two roads in the poem metaphorically represent?
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easy · MCQ · Q-3E1613
What do the two roads in the poem metaphorically represent?
- A.Two different career paths in a corporate office
- B.The choices and decisions we face in lifeCorrect answer
- C.Two physical routes to reach a village market
- D.The difference between day and night
Solution
The roads serve as a central metaphor for the choices individuals encounter throughout their lives and the irrevocable nature of those decisions.
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