RHMS "The Road Not Taken" Review

Who is the author of "The Road Not Taken"?

• William Shakespeare

• Kwame Alexander

• Robert Frost

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Theme is defined as

• a message about life the author wants the reader to learn from a piece of literature

• a summary of a piece of literature

• a feeling or emotion in a piece of literature

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"The Road Not Taken" is a

• short story

• play

• poem

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The word diverged means

• divided, split, separated into different parts

• joined, combined, came together

• yelled, wailed, shrieked loudly

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This poem is about

• loggers trying to cut down a forest

• animals surviving in the woods

• a person trying to make a choice

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A stanza is

• the emotional feeling in a poem

• the total number of lines in a poem

• a group of lines in a poem; often called a verse

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When the speaker in "The Road Not Taken" says, "And sorry I could not travel both and be one traveler," it means

• the speaker wishes he were traveling with a friend

• the speaker has a favorite path

• the speaker wishes he could take both paths but knows he has to make a choice

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Robert Frost lived from

• 1874-1963

• 2008-present

• 1563-1624

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The word hence means

• in the past

• sitting on a bench with a wrench

• in the future

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An example of a well-written theme is

• friendship

• choices in "The Road Not Taken"

• Choosing one's friends wisely can lead to happiness.

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