Class 10 English · Chapter 9 · Test 5
Mixed Comprehensive
15 MCQs • Mixed practice covering vocabulary, poem comprehension, grammar, and literary themes from Unit 9, The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost.
15 questions · 15 min · 15 marks
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Sample questions
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Question 1
Where do the two roads diverge in the poem?
- AIn a green garden
- BIn a yellow wood
- CNear a river
- DOn a mountain
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Answer: B
The poem begins with two roads diverging in a yellow wood.
Question 2
Why is the speaker sorry at the beginning of the poem?
- AHe has lost his way
- BHe cannot travel both roads
- CHe has forgotten the journey
- DHe cannot see the roads
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Answer: B
The speaker regrets that one traveler cannot take both roads.
Question 3
What does 'undergrowth' mean?
- AA thick growth of bushes and small plants
- BA narrow bridge
- CA field of flowers
- DA rocky path
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Answer: A
Undergrowth refers to dense vegetation beneath trees.
Question 4
How long does the speaker stand before choosing a road?
- AFor a few seconds
- BUntil evening
- CFor a long time
- DFor several days
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Answer: C
The speaker says, 'long I stood' while looking down one road.
Question 5
What does the speaker notice about the two roads that morning?
- AOne is completely blocked
- BOne is covered in snow
- CBoth are equally covered with leaves and appear similarly worn
- DBoth lead to the same village
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Answer: C
The poem says both roads lay equally in leaves and had been worn about the same.
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