List common dilemmas that teenagers face involving the choice of one or more “roads”. Give examples of “roads” that you must travel (e.g. facing peer pressure, choosing friends, observing rules laid down by school and parents, acting on your own valu...
List common dilemmas that teenagers face involving the choice of one or more “roads”. Give examples of “roads” that you must travel (e.g. facing peer pressure, choosing friends, observing rules laid down by school and parents, acting on your own values).
The teenagers do face common dilemmas involving the choice of one or more “roads”.
The common dilemmas that most of the teenagers face in life are:
(a) facing peer pressure
(b) choosing the right kind of friends
(c) observing rules laid down by school and parents
(d) following the instructions of the parents
(e) choosing the right profession
(f) following the right moral and social values
(g) choosing appropriate clothes and shoes In all these common dilemmas, I want to opt for ‘safer’ and ‘less risky’ options.
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Justify the title, The Road Not Taken.
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The poem ‘The Road Not Taken’ revolves around a serious conflict of life. What is this conflict? How is it resolved?
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Based on your understanding of the poem ‘The Road Not Taken’, write a diary entry of the speaker in the poem about the day he had to make a choice.
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At every stage of life, man has to make crucial decisions. Keeping in mind Robert Frost’s poem, ‘The Road Not Taken’, describe a peculiar situation where you took a decision that changed the course of your life.
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Does the speaker seem happy about his decision?
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