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Mai Ngọc Ánh

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Froggy Jumps choose the best answerOnline version trò chơi con ếch siêu hay lựa chọn tốt nhất của mọi nhà. by Mai Ngọc Ánh 1 Why is it difficult for the speaker to choose a road? a Both roads are blocked. b Both roads are very similar. c One road is dangerous. 2 What do the fresh leaves on both roads symbolize? a New possibilities and opportunities. b Wealth and success. c Happiness and friendship. 3 What does the speaker decide to do? a Take both roads. b Go back home. c Choose one road and save the other for another day. 4 What does the line “Yet knowing how way leads on to way” mean? a Roads are connected to each other. b One choice often leads to more choices. c The speaker is lost. 5 Which emotion is mainly expressed in the final line, “I doubted if I should ever come back”? a Excitement. b Reflection and slight regret. c Confidence. 6 What does the phrase “equally lay” suggest about the two roads? a One road is longer than the other b The roads are equally attractive and unused. c Both roads are crowded 7 Why does the speaker spend time looking down one road? a He wants to find hidden treasure b He wants to avoid the forest. c He is trying to predict where it will lead. 8 What can we infer about the speaker from this stanza? a He is thoughtful and careful when making choices b He enjoys taking risks without thinking. c He does not care about the future 9 Which literary device is most clearly used in the image of the two roads? a Simile b Metaphor c Personification 10 What does the speaker's hope of returning to the other road reveal? a He still feels attached to the unchosen possibility b He plans to travel both roads immediately c He is completely confident in his decision

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trò chơi con ếch siêu hay lựa chọn tốt nhất của mọi nhà.

by Mai Ngọc Ánh

Why is it difficult for the speaker to choose a road?

Both roads are blocked.

Both roads are very similar.

One road is dangerous.

What do the fresh leaves on both roads symbolize?

New possibilities and opportunities.

Wealth and success.

Happiness and friendship.

What does the speaker decide to do?

Take both roads.

Go back home.

Choose one road and save the other for another day.

What does the line “Yet knowing how way leads on to way” mean?

Roads are connected to each other.

One choice often leads to more choices.

The speaker is lost.

Which emotion is mainly expressed in the final line, “I doubted if I should ever come back”?

Excitement.

Reflection and slight regret.

Confidence.

What does the phrase “equally lay” suggest about the two roads?

One road is longer than the other

The roads are equally attractive and unused.

Both roads are crowded

Why does the speaker spend time looking down one road?

He wants to find hidden treasure

He wants to avoid the forest.

He is trying to predict where it will lead.

What can we infer about the speaker from this stanza?

He is thoughtful and careful when making choices

He enjoys taking risks without thinking.

He does not care about the future

Which literary device is most clearly used in the image of the two roads?

Simile

Metaphor

Personification

What does the speaker's hope of returning to the other road reveal?

He still feels attached to the unchosen possibility

He plans to travel both roads immediately

He is completely confident in his decision

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by Mai Ngọc Ánh

Why is it difficult for the speaker to choose a road?

What do the fresh leaves on both roads symbolize?

What does the speaker decide to do?

What does the line “Yet knowing how way leads on to way” mean?

Which emotion is mainly expressed in the final line, “I doubted if I should ever come back”?

What does the phrase “equally lay” suggest about the two roads?

Why does the speaker spend time looking down one road?

What can we infer about the speaker from this stanza?

Which literary device is most clearly used in the image of the two roads?

What does the speaker's hope of returning to the other road reveal?

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