Poetry Rhyme Types

Final syllables that make the same precise sound are an example of complete rhyme

• True

• False

Flowers and prowler make a complete rhyme.

• True

• False

End rhyme is when words end with similar suffixes.

• True

• False

Rhyming words that are found inside lines of poetry are an example of internal rhyme.

• True

• False

Duplicated sounds that are repeated in two or more words is known as rhyme.

• True

• False

The wet dog met a lonely man with an umbrella in tow. Does this line contain an internal rhyme?

• Yes

• No

Do not mope for the broken strobe. This line contains an internal rhyme. Do the words make a partial rhyme or complete rhyme?

• partial rhyme

• complete rhyme

Why do you fear,

my lovely dear-

the storm is not near

Do the lines contain internal rhymes or end rhymes?

• internal rhymes

• end rhymes

Does your brain contain a powerful chain?

Does this line contain partial rhyme or complete rhyme?

• partial rhyme

• complete rhyme

It's a shame

he acts so tame;

comes every time

someone calls his name

Are these rhymes partial rhymes or complete rhymes?

• partial rhymes

• complete rhymes