This is a stanza from the poem road not taken..pls answer these questions

Then took the other, as just as fair,
And having perhaps the better claim,
Because it was grassy and wanted wear;
Though as for that the passing there
Had worn them really about the same,

(a) Why did the poet take the 'other' road?
(b) Explain: 'grassy and wanted wear'.
(c) What does the choice of road tell you about the narrator?
 

Dear Student,
Here is your answer:
(a) Why did the poet take the 'other' road?
(b) Explain: 'grassy and wanted wear'.
(c) What does the choice of road tell you about the narrator?

a) the poet took the other road as it was more grassy and less travelled by people.
b) It means that as the road was less travelled, it had more grass than the first road. Also, as it was less travelled, it needed someone to travel on that road.
c) The choice of the road tells us that the narrator was adventurous by nature.
                              
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