Bodo Medium Class 9 English Chapter 7 The Road Not Taken

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Bodo Medium Class 9 English Chapter 7 The Road Not Taken

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Chapter 7 The Road Not Taken

Textual Question Answers

I. Thinking about the poem

1. Where does the traveller find himself? What prob lems does he face? (दावबायारिया बबेयाव गावखौ मोनहखौ? बियो मा नानि मोगा मोगि जानांदों ?)

Ans : The traveller finds himself at a point where the road diverges into two different directions.

His problem is that he can’t decide which way to go by. 

2. Discuss what these phrases mean to you. (बेफोर बाथ्रा खोन्दोबफोरा मा ओंथि खालामदों सावराय)

(i) a yellow wood 

Ans : a yellow wood : It means a forest where the leaves have turned yellow due to autumn season.

(ii) was grassy and wanted wear

Ans : it was grassy and wanted wear : It means that the road had grass grown on it and wanted the people to walk on it. 

(iii) the passing there

Ans : The passing there: It means the people walking on the road.

(iv) the leaves no step had trodden black

Ans : The leaves no step had trodden black : It means the leaves which had not been walked over.

(v) how way leads on to way

Ans : how way leads on to way : It means how one road leads to another.

3. Is there any difference between the two roads as the poet described them. (खन्थायगिरिया बिजिरनाय बादियै मोननै लामानि गेजेराव माबाफोर फाराग दं ना ?)

(i) in stanzas two and three?

Ans : No. in stanzas two and three there is no difference between the two roads. Both the roads are equally fair. 

(ii) in the last two lines of the poem?

Ans : Yes, in the last two lines there is the difference. One road has been said to be less travelled by.

4. What do you think the last two lines of the poem mean? (Looking back, does the poet regret his choice or accept it?) (खन्थायनि जोबथा मोननै सारिया मा ओंथि खालामो होनना नों सानो? (उनथिं नायहरफिननानै खन्थायगिरिया गावनि सायख ‘नायनि थाखाय दुखु खालामदोंना एबा बेखौ आजावना लादोंना ?)

Ans : The last two lines contain the theme of the poem which shows the importance of making a choice in one’s life. The poet had chosen one kind of career though he wanted to choose the other. And that has made all the difference in his life. I think the poet now regrets his choice. He now thinks that had he taken the other path, life would, perhaps, have been different.

II. 1. Have you ever had to make a difficult choice (or do you think you will have difficult choices to make)? How will you make the choice (for what reasons)? (नों माब्लाबाफोरा गोब्राब सायख ‘नो गोनां जादोंना? (एबा नों सानोनामादि नों गोब्राब सायख ‘नो गोनां जागोन ?) नों माबोरै सायख ‘गोन (मा जाहोननि थाखाय ?) 

Ans : Certainly, to make a choice when the difficult alternatives appear equally good is a difficult task. In such a condition, I will not take the decision in haste. I will consider every aspect and try my level best to make a judicious choice. And once the choice has been made, I will stick to it. I will not have any regret or reputation later.

2. After you have made a choice do you always think about what might have been, or do you accept the reality? (नों सायख ‘नायखौ थि खालामखानायनि उनाव जेब्लाबो सानो नामादि बेफोर मा बायदि जानांगौमोन, एबा नोंथारखौ आजावना लायो ना ?) 

Ans : After making a choice I always accept the reality and try to make the most of it. A person tends to think of the choice made in the past when he faces problems in the present. It is universal. But it is ño use to think about what is gone. What is done can not be undone.

Additional Questions

1. Name the poet of the poem “The Road Not Taken”. (“The Road Not Taken” खन्थाइनि खन्थाइगिरिनि मुं लिर) 

Ans : Robert Frost is the poet of the poem “The Road Not taken.” 

2. What is the poem “The Road Not Taken” about? (“The Road Not Taken” खन्थाइया मानि सोमोन्दै ?)

Ans : The poem “The Road Not Taken” is about making choices and the choices that shape us.

3. Why was the forest yellow? (दंफांबारिया मानो गोमो जादोंमोन ?) 

Ans : The forest was yellow due to autumn. Because the leaves of the forest trees turned yellow because of the autumn season and it seemed like a yellow forest.

4. How many diverging roads were there? (बेसेबा गावस्रानाय लामा दंमोन ?)

Ans : There were two diverging roads.

5. Where was the poet standing? (खन्थाइगिरिया बबेयाव गसंबाय दंमोन ?)

Ans : The poet was standing at a place where the road diverged into two different directions.

6. What was the poet sorry about? (खन्थाइगिरिया मानि सोमोन्दै दुखु खालामदोंमोन ?) 

Ans : The poet was sorry that he could not travel both the roads at the same time.

7. Why was the poet puzzled? (खन्थाइगिरिया मानो गोनो-गोथो जादोंमोन ?) 

Ans : The poet was puzzled because he could not decide which way to go by.

8. Which of the two roads did the poet choose and why? (मोननै लामानि बबे मोनसेखौ खन्थाइगिरिया सायख ‘दोंमोन आरो मानो ?)

Ans : The poet chose the one that was less travelled by. He chose it because he did not want to go by the trodden path.

9. How did the poet make his choice about the roads? (लामानि सोमोन्दै खन्थाइगिरिया गावनि सायख ‘नायखौ माबोरै खालामदोंमोन ?)

Ans : The poet stood a long time looking down as far as he could. Then he made up his mind to take the one which he considered better than the other. It seemed to him grassy and wanted to wear. He thought that he would come back one day to travel on the other road but he could not.

10. Why did the poet keep the first road for another day? (मानो खन्थाइगिरिया गिबि लामाखौ गुबुन सानखालिनि थाखाय ‘ दोनदोंमोन ?)

Ans : Being a lone traveller, the poet could not go by both the roads simultaneously. Therefore, he kept the first road for another day.

11. What was the poet’s doubt? (खन्थाइगिरिनि सन्देहआ मामोन ?)

Ans : The poet knew that one road always leads to another. So, he doubted if he would ever come back.

12. The poet says “I kept the first road for another day!” Was the poet sure of coming back to the road someday? (खन्थाइगिरिया बुङो, “आं गिबि लामाखौ नैथि साननि थाखाय दोनदों!” खन्थाइगिरिया गुबुन लामाथिं फैफिननायखौ थार सानदोंमोन ना ?)

Ans : No, the poet was not sure of coming back to the road someday. Because he knew that one road leads to another, So, there could be no possibility of coming back.

13. Why does the poet tell his story with a sigh? (खन्थाइगिरिया गावनि सल ‘खौ मानो हांमा सुरनानै बुंदों ?)

Ans : The poet tells his story with a sigh, because he could not travel by the first road. He thought that had he taken the first road, his life would be different. This very thought makes him sigh. 

14. What was the condition of the two roads? (मोननै लामानि हालसाला मा बायदिमोन ?)

Ans : Both the road seemed equally fair on that morning. Both of them were covered with leaves and had not been crushed by any feet.

15. Do you think the poet would have been happy if he had travelled on the first road? (नों सानो नामादि खन्थाइगिरिया सुखिजागौमोन जिदु बियो गिबि लामाजों दावबायोमोन ?)

Ans : No, the poet would not have been happy if he had travelled on the first road. In that case also he would have regretted for the second road. It is human nature to regret the lost opportunity.

16. What did the poet say about the first road? (गिबि लामानि सोमोन्दै खन्थाइगिरिया मा बुंदोंमोन ?)

Ans : About the first road the poet said that he had kept it for another day. 

17. What do the two roads of the poem suggest? (खन्थाइनि दोंनै लामाया मा ओंथि खालामो ?) 

Ans : The two roads of the poem suggest that we have to make a difficult choice sometimes in our real life between two options and the choices we make are made for ever. If the choice is not correct we will have to suffer for it for the rest of life. So, one should make one’s decisions judiciously.

18. What did the poet say about his coming back? (गावनि गिदिंबोफिननायनि सोमोन्दै खन्थाइगिरिया मा बुंदोंमोन ?)

Ans : He doubted if he would ever be able to come back. He knew that one road leads to another.

19. Did the poet make his choice without thinking? (सानालासिनो खन्थाइगिरिया गावनि सायख ‘नायखौ खालामदोंमोन नामा ?) 

Ans : No, the poet had been thinking over his decision for a long time. He looked down one of the roads as far as he could. Then he selected the one which seemed to have a better claim. 

20. Give in brief the central idea of the poem “The Road Not Taken” (“The Road Not Taken” नि गुबै रावखौ गुसुङै हो ।) 

Ans : The poet brings out the importance of making the right choice. The choices which one makes in one’s life are made for ever. One can not turn back and make a second choice. So, one should make one’s decision judiciously.

21. How was the other road? (गुबुन लामाया माबोरैमोन ?)

Ans : The other road was as fair as the first one. It was covered with thick untrodden grass.

22. Give the rhyming words against each of the following: 

wood, lay, black, fair

Ans : wood   —— stood

lay   ——  day

black   —– stake

fair   —– rare

Multiple choice questions

Choose the correct alternatives for each question (मोनफ्रोम सौंथिनि थाखाय थार जाथावथिखौ सायख’)

1. Who is the poet of the poem “The Road Not Taken” (The Road Not Taken” खन्थाइनि खन्थाइगिरिया सोर ?) 

(a) William Worthsworth.

(b) John Keats.

(c) W.B. Yeats.

(d) Robert Frost.

Ans : (d) Robert Frost.

2. The road diverged into (लामाया गावस्रादोंमोन ?)

(a) two.

(b) three.

(c) four.

(d) five.

Ans : (a) two.

3. The poet took the (खन्थाइगिरिया लादोंमोन)

(a) first road.

(b) second road.

(c) third road.

(d) fourth road.

Ans : (b) second road.

4. The forest was yellow (दंफांबारिया गोमो जादोंमोन) 

(a) due to winter.

(b) due to autumn.

(c) due to summer.

(d) due to spring.

(b) due to autumn.

Ans : (b) due to autumn.

5. The poet took the second road because it (खन्थाइगिरिया नैथि लामाखौ लादोंमोन मानोना बेयो)

(a) was grassy.

(b) wanted wear.

(c) seemed attractive.

(d) was grassy and wanted wear.

Ans : (d) was grassy and wanted wear.

6. What was the poet sorry about? (खन्थाइगिरिया मानि सोमोन्दै दुखु खालामदोंमोन ?) 

(a) that he had no friends.

(b) that the forest was not lovely.

(c) that he was getting late.

(d) that he could not travel both the roads at the same time.

Ans : (d) that he could not travel both the roads at the same time.

7. How far could the poet see? (खन्थाइगिरिया बेसेबां गोजान नुहरदोंमोन) 

(a) As far as he could go.

(b) As far as he could not go.

(c) To the point where the road bent. 

(d) To the point where the road diverged.

Ans : (c) To the point where the road bent. 

8. The ‘other’ refers here to (‘गुबुन ’आ बेवहाय मुंख ‘दों) 

(a) The first road.

(b) The second road.

(c) The river.

(d) The natural scene.

Ans : (b) The second road.

9. Which road, according to the poet, had the better claim? (खन्थाइगिरिनि बायदिब्ला, बबे लामाया साबसिन दाबि खालामदोंमोन ?)

(a) The wider one.

(b) The charming one.

(c) The narrow one.

(d) The grassy one.

Ans : (d) The grassy one.

10. What point of similarity did the poet notice between the two roads? (मोननै लामानि गेजेराव खन्थाइगिरिया मा गोरोबथि नुदोंमोन ?) 

(a) both the roads were equally wider. 

(b) both the roads were equally attractive. 

(c) both the roads were equally long.

(d) both the roads were almost equally fair. 

Ans : (d) both the roads were almost equally fair.

11. What were the two roads covered with? (मोननै लामाया माजों जोख्लोबजानायमोन ?)

(a) gravels.

(b) grass.

(c) litters.

(d) leaves.

Ans : (d) leaves.

12. The poet’s doubt was (खन्थाइगिरिनि सन्देहआ) 

(a) if he was able to walk.

(b) if he would ever finish his journey.

(c) If he would ever come back. 

(d) if he would reach his good.

Ans : (c) If he would ever come back.

13. The poet knew one thing. It was that (खन्थाइगिरिया मोनसे बाथ्राखौ मिथिगौमोन, बेनो जादोंमोन)

(a) one road connects the other.

(b) one way leads to another.

(c) one road crosses the other.

(d) the two road diverged.

Ans : (b) one way leads to another.

14. What would the poet tell with a sigh? (माखौ खन्थाइगिरिया हांमा सुरनायजों बुंगौमोन ?) 

(a) How he had travelled by the two roads.

(b) How beautiful the roads were.

(c) How he had suffered from his choice. 

(d) How his choice of the road had made all the difference.

Ans : (d) How his choice of the road had made all the difference.

15. How will the poet tell of his choice? (खन्थाइगिरिया गावनि सायख ‘नायखौ माबोरै बुंगोन ?)

(a) with interest.

(b) with regret.

(c) with sigh.

(d) sweetly.

Ans : (c) with sigh.

16. Where did the two roads diverged? (दोंनै लामाया बबेयाव गावस्रादोंमोन ?)

(a) in a valley.

(b) in a jungle.

(c) in a wood.

(d) in a hill.

Ans : (c) in a wood.

17. The poet took the road that (खन्थाइगिरिया बे लामाखौ लादोंमोन जाय)

(a) was less travelled by.

(b) was more travelled by.

(c) was longer than the other.

(d) was fairer than the other.

Ans : (a) was less travelled by.

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SEBA Bodo Medium Class 9 English Question Answer

Chapter No.	CONTENTS
Unit I	BEEHIVE
Chapter – 1	काजिरङा आरो शिबसागरसिम मोनसे दावबायनाय
Chapter – 2	The Fun They had
Chapter – 3	The Sound of Music
Chapter – 4	My Childhood
Chapter – 5	The Bond Of Love
Chapter – 6	If I were you
Unit II	POETRY SECTION
Chapter – 7	The Road Not Taken
Chapter – 8	The Lake Isle of Innisfree
Chapter – 9	A Legend of The Northland
Chapter – 10	No Men Are Foreign
Chapter – 11	A Slumber did My Spirit Seal
Unit III	MOMENTS
Chapter – 12	The Adventure of Toto
Chapter – 13	The Happy Prince
Chapter – 14	Weathering The Storm Erasma
Chapter – 15	A House Is Not a Home
	Grammar

Note- यदि आपको इस Unit मे कुछ भी गलतीया मिले तो हामे बताये या खुद सुधार कर पढे धन्यवाद।