( A model answer has been provided for students' reference. I will make this decision on the basis of my interests as well as my aspirations and future goals in life. This decision will be a crucial one as it will determine my career prospects in future. But I think the time will come when I will have to choose a stream, among science, commerce and humanities, after tenth grade. No, I have never been in a situation in which I had to make a difficult choice. However, the word 'sigh' suggests that the decision was possibly more of regret than satisfaction. The poet uses word ‘difference’, which does not clarify the implication, whether good or bad. Whether he regrets his choice or accepts it is ambiguous. In the last two lines, the poet says that he chose the less-trodden road and that this choice made all the difference in his life. (ii) According to the last two lines of the poem, one of the two road was 'less travelled by' than the other and the poet's decision to walk on this road made all the difference in his life.Ĥ. That morning, both the roads were equally strewn with leaves that had not yet been trampled by the travellers. He says that although the second road seemed 'just as fair' and almost as same worn-out as the first yet it was somehow the 'better claim' since it was still afresh and less-trodden.
(i) In stanzas two and three, the poet, vaguely expresses the similarities but at the same time, tries to determine the differences between the two roads. (v) Here, the poet refers to the fact that one road always leads on to another and so on.ģ. (iv) This means that there were no footmarks on the leaves strewn on the paths since nobody had walked on them. (iii)This refers to the people passing through that road. This implies that not many people had walked on it. (ii) The grass on the road that the poet decides to take was still afresh and the road seemed less worn out. (i) The phrase ‘a yellow wood’ signifies the autumnal setting of the poem. He faces the problem of choosing between the two roads as he could not travel both at the same time.Ģ. The traveller finds himself at a forked road while travelling in a yellow wood.
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