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Sectin b q 1 pl solve Q3. Which poetic device has the poet to syrnbolite choices and opportunitie answer in SO-100 words. SECTION-B (Home work) QI. Answer the following questions with reference to the context. "And both that morning equally lay In leaves no step had trodden black. Oh, I kept the first for another day! Yet knowing how way leads on to way. I doubted if I should ever come back." a. Why is the poet so confused about choosing one of the two roads? b. What is the doubt in the poet's mind? c. Explain- 'Yet knowing how way leads on to way'. d. What does the poet mean by 'trodden? Q2. Answer the following questions in about 3040 words. a. Was it easy for the poet to decide which road to choose? Why/ Why noÜ a has made all the difference"

Dear Student, 

a) The two roads described by the poet are symbolic of different life choices one can make. Here, the poet faces the dilemma of choice which arises due to limited knowledge of what the future has in store for him. He can either take the conventional path, or take a lesser known path which has less certainty. 

b)  In the poem, the road the poet is traveling by forks into two roads. One road is a road less traveled, and another is traveled often. The poet has to choose one of the two roads to travel further. He is confused as to whether he should choose the conventional path or dare to take a lesser known road. 

c) By saying "Yet knowing how way leads on to way", the poet means that he knows how one path leads to another, and turning back and getting to choose another path not taken earlier can sometimes prove to be difficult. Thus, he will probably not get to make this choice again.

d) By 'trodden', the poet means that the other road was traveled by. Not many had stepped on that road or walked that path, thus leaving the road devoid of any visible footsteps. 

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