Beehive (Poem): The Road Not Taken · Class 9 · CBSE English
What does the phrase 'because it was grassy and wanted wear' imply about the second road?
Practice question from Beehive (Poem): The Road Not Taken (Class 9 · CBSE English), with the correct answer and a step-by-step solution.
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What does the phrase 'because it was grassy and wanted wear' imply about the second road?
- A.It was heavily crowded with tourists.
- B.It was blocked by fallen trees and stones.
- C.It was less traveled and looked invitingly fresh.Correct answer
- D.It was artificially manicured by gardeners.
Solution
The phrase means that the road had plenty of grass and had been used less by people, making it appealing to someone seeking a unique or unconventional path.
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