Which poetic device defines the roads in the wood? a. Personification has been used to define the two roads in the wood.
b. Anaphora has been used to define the two roads in the wood.
c. Simile has been used to define the two roads in the wood.
d. Metaphor has been used to define the two roads in the wood.

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The Road Not Taken by Robert Frost. Which poetic device defines the roads in the wood?

The correct answer is D. Metaphor has been used to define the two roads in the wood.

Explanation

The poem "the road not taken" by Robert Frost speaks about the dificulty of making decitions. In this poem, this idea is explained through a metaphor (Literary resource to express a reality or idea through a different situation or reality) because the author explains there are two roads in a wood and these roads represent two posible choices. Moreover, the author must decide between the two roads or choices. So, the correct answer is D. Metaphor has been used to define the two roads in the wood.

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