The road not taken

What is the speaker's initial dilemma in the poem?

• Deciding between two different types of trees.

• Choosing which of two diverging roads to take.

• Finding a way out of a yellow wood.

• Determining the best time to travel.

Why was the speaker unable to travel both roads?

• The roads were too long.

• The speaker was only one traveler.

• One road was blocked.

• The speaker ran out of time.

How was the second road initially described by the speaker?

• It was muddy and difficult to traverse.

• It was less traveled, grassy, and wanted wear.

• It was paved and easy to walk on.

• It led directly to a house.

What did the speaker later realize about the two paths regarding their wear?

• The first path was much more worn than the second.

• Both paths were equally worn by travelers.

• The second path was completely untouched.

• Only one path had any signs of wear.

What does the phrase "way leads on to way" imply about the speaker's decision?

• The speaker can easily return to the first path.

• One decision often leads to another, making it hard to go back.

• All paths eventually lead to the same destination.

• The speaker enjoys exploring many different routes.