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Frost uses nature as a background. He usually describes natural views and then relates them to some human situation. A similar phenomema may be seen in his poem "The Road Not Taken". He describes a wood in the fall, which means a phase of transition in life.  An axsmple from the text is In the third stanza when  , he said- "yet knowing how way leads on to way, I doubted if I should ever come back" . The speaker needs to decide which way to go, knowing there is no coming back, just like in life.
Finally, I think he regretted the way he chose since he says that he shall be telling this with a sigh in the future.

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Omri records himself

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Omri records himself

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Answer question 9 in writing. In question no.10- please record yourself . 

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Answer question 9 in writing. In question no.10- please record yourself . 

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The poem ends: "And that has made all of the difference."
This quote describes how the speaker will relate to his decision later
on in life. How does he think he will feel about his decision?
NOTE: For this question use ONE of the thinking skills .
Thinking skill I chose: ..............................................................................
ANSWER: ....He will think that its a pity he didnt...........................................................................................
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b. Explain why you chose that particular thinking skill to answer question 9a.
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10). The last stanza begins:
"I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:"
a. Why do you think the speaker will be "telling this with a sigh"?
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b. What connection can we make between this quote and the title of the poem?
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Bridging Text and Context - Suggested length: 60-80 words.

"Frost uses nature as a background. He usually begins a poem with an observation of something in nature and then moves toward a connection to some human situation." – The Pastoral Art of Robert Frost by John F. Lynen

Explain how the above quote adds to your understanding of the poem.

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Record yourself quating one significant  "punch line" that we have discussed

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Record yourself quating one significant  "punch line" that we have discussed

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The price of being a conformist is that everyone likes you but yourself. 

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The price of being a conformist is that everyone likes you but yourself. 

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The Road Not Taken/Robert Frost

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The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost | Poetry Foundation

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Thanks so much for the feature YouTube :D This is a visual interpretation of Robert Frost's poem "The Road Not Taken". I thought I'd do this as an experiment to keep my cinematography/filmmaking skills up-to-par over the summer holidays.

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Answer question 9 in writing. In question no.10- please record yourself . 

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Answer question 9 in writing. In question no.10- please record yourself . 

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9) a.inferring
The poem ends: "And that has made all of the difference."
This quote describes how the speaker will relate to his decision later
on in life. How does he think he will feel about his decision?
NOTE: For this question use ONE of the thinking skills .
Thinking skill I chose: ..............................................................................
ANSWER: ..................................................................................................
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b. Explain why you chose that particular thinking skill to answer question 9a.
ANSWER: ..................................................................................................
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10). The last stanza begins:
"I shall be telling this with a sigh
Somewhere ages and ages hence:"
a. Why do you think the speaker will be "telling this with a sigh"?
ANSWER: ..................................................................................................
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b. What connection can we make between this quote and the title of the poem?
ANSWER: ..................................................................................................
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