📚 NCERT Class 9 English – The Snake and the Mirror MCQs in Simple Words 1. Who is the narrator of the story? A. A farmer B. A doctor C. A teacher D. A lawyer Answer: B. A doctor 2. Where did the doctor live? A. In a big house B. In a hospital C. In a small rented room D. In a village school Answer: C. In a small rented room 3. What kind of doctor was the narrator? A. A dentist B. A veterinary doctor C. A homeopathic doctor D. A surgeon Answer: C. A homeopathic doctor 4. What did the doctor hear in his room? A. A cat B. A snake C. A sound like rats D. A bird Answer: C. A sound like rats 5. What did the doctor do when he heard the sound? A. He ran outside B. He looked into the mirror C. He called the police D. He went to sleep Answer: B. He looked into the mirror 6. What did the doctor decide about his moustache? A. To shave it B. To grow a thick moustache C. To grow a thin moustache D. To cut it short Answer: C. To grow a thin moustache 7. What did the doctor want to have on his ...

The Road Not Taken question answer Ncert English Class 9th Beehive

The Road Not Taken question answer Ncert English Class 9th Beehive 

                                         By: Robert Frost

The Road Not Taken — Question Answers

R.K.Verma

The Road Not Taken question answer Ncert English Class 9th Beehive 

Thinking About the Poem


1. Where does the traveller find himself? What problem does he face?

    यात्री खुद को कहाँ पाता है? उसे किस समस्या का सामना             करना  पड़ता है?

Answer: The traveller finds himself standing at a point where the road divides into two different paths. He faces the problem of choosing one road because he cannot travel both roads at the same time.


2. Discuss what these phrases mean to you.

(i) “a yellow wood”

Means:  a forest with yellow leaves, showing the autumn season.

(ii) “it was grassy and wanted wear”

Means:  the road was less used and very few people had walked on it.

(iii) “the passing there”

Means:  the people who walked on the roads.

(iv) “leaves no step had trodden black”

Means: the leaves on the road were still fresh because nobody had stepped on them.

(v) “how way leads on to way”

Means:  one path leads to another path, and it becomes difficult to return to the starting point.


3. Is there any difference between the two roads as the poet describes them?

     क्या कवि द्वारा वर्णित दोनों सड़कों में कोई अंतर है?

Answer: At first, the poet thinks one road is less travelled and grassy. But later he realizes that both roads were actually almost the same because both had been equally used.


4. What do you think the last two lines of the poem mean?

     आपको क्या लगता है कि कविता की आखिरी दो पंक्तियों का         क्या मतलब है?

Answer: The last two lines mean that the poet chose a different path in life from others, and this decision changed his life completely. The poet feels that his choice made an important difference in his future.




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