Which best explains why rhyme is used differently in different languages?A.Different languages have different numbers of rhyming words.B.Rhyme was invented in Europe, so it spread to other languages slowly.C.Most languages are similar in structure but have different rules about rhyme.D.Languages evolved from Greek are more likely to include rhyming words.

Which is the most likely reason that rhyme is so popular?A.It makes poetry seem more serious.B.It was once banned by powerful authorities.C.It is surprising and unexpected in poetry.D.It makes words easier to remember.

How do assonance and rhyme differ?Rhyme shares only vowel sounds; assonance shares both vowel and consonant sounds.Assonance shares vowel and constant sounds; rhyme shares spelling of words.Assonance shares short vowel sounds; rhyme shares all vowel sounds.Assonance shares only vowel sounds; rhyme shares both vowel and consonant sounds

Which of the following statements is true?A.Rhyme is a tool used more often in poetry than prose.B.Rhyme is necessary to include in contemporary poetry.C.Rhyme was first used in the poetry of the 19th century.D.Rhyme was used in poetry of the past but not today.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS

Which is the best definition of rhyme?A.Effects that occur mainly in lyric poetryB.A style of poetry that is not considered literaryC.A specific way of using imagery and detailD.The repetition of sounds in two or more words

Why might rhymes sometimes feel cliché in a poem?A.Most rhymed poetry is for children and naïve readers.B.Some rhymes have been used too often over time.C.The images suggested by rhymes are usually symbolic.D.Rhyming in general is an outdated device in poetry.SUBMITarrow_backPREVIOUS