RHYMES & TYPES OF RHYMES

In literature, where are rhymes typically placed in poems or songs?

• At the beginning of lines

• In the middle of lines

• At the end of lines

• Randomly throughout the text

Which literary device is closely associated with rhyme in poetry

• Metaphor

• Simile

• Alliteration

• Repetition

Which of the following best describes the relationship between rhyme and musicality in literature?

• Rhyme detracts from musicality

• Rhyme has no effect on musicality

• Rhyme enhances musicality

• Rhyme makes the text less melodic

What type of rhyme occurs when the stressed vowels in both words are identical?

• Slant rhyme

• Eye rhyme

• End rhyme

• Perfect rhyme

When two words are spelled similarly and look like they would be pronounced the same but aren't, what type of rhyme is it?

• End rhyme

• Eye rhyme

• Slant rhyme

• Perfect rhyme

Describe internal rhyme and provide an example.

• Rhymes between words at the beginning and end of the same line

• Rhymes with similar but not exact sounds

• Rhymes that occur within a single line of poetry or between a word within a line and another word at the beginning or end of the same line

• Rhymes that look alike but are pronounced differently

What characterizes an eye rhyme?

• Identical stressed vowels

• Similar sounds but not exact matches

• Rhyming words located at the end of a verse

• Occurring within a single line of poetry

In the phrase "Making me fall in love with the night," what type of rhyme is present?

• End rhyme

• Internal rhyme

• Perfect rhyme

• Slant rhyme