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son4ous [18]
3 years ago
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In what other ways can a road be thought of as a symbol? Create a list of four other possibilities, either in "The Road Not Take

n" or in other areas of life. Provide explanations for each road symbol.
English
1 answer:
Butoxors [25]3 years ago
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Answer: A road may be used to symbolize the following items:

A fresh start: By describing taking a new road, a writer may be using a road to symbolize a fresh start in life.

A journey: By describing a long and windy road, a writer may be using a road to discuss a long and difficult journey.

An exploration: By describing an opportunity to travel on an unknown road, a writer may be using a road to symbolize a great exploration.

Progress: By describing a road traveled in the past, a writer may be using a road to symbolize what has been accomplished or progress that has been made.

Explanation:

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