TED-Ed: The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost

The transcript narrates a journey where the speaker encounters two diverging roads in a forest. Unable to travel both, the speaker chooses the one less traveled, reflecting on the decision's impact. The narrative explores themes of choice, reflection, and the significance of decisions in shaping one's path.

What dilemma does the narrator face at the beginning of the poem?

• Finding a place to rest

• Selecting a travel companion

• Deciding whether to return home

• Choosing between two roads in a forest

Why does the narrator choose the second path?

• It is shorter and easier

• It appears less traveled and more inviting

• It is recommended by a friend

• It leads to a known destination

What realization does the narrator have about the two paths?

• Both paths are equally worn

• The paths are blocked by obstacles

• The paths lead to the same destination

• One path is significantly more traveled

What does the narrator doubt about his decision?

• That the path is safe

• That the path will lead him home

• That he made the right choice

• That he will ever return to try the other path

How does the narrator feel about his choice in the future?

• Reflective and acknowledging its impact

• Content and satisfied

• Indifferent and unaffected

• Regretful and disappointed