Internal Rhyme vs. End Rhyme

Questions

1. MultiChoice

   When words at the end of different lines rhyme, it is called:

2. MultiChoice

   When two words inside the same line of poetry rhyme, it is called:

3. MultiChoice

   In 'The cat sat on the mat', what type of rhyme is 'cat' and 'sat'?

4. MultiChoice

   In 'I looked at the light (line 1) / It shone in the night (line 2)', 'light' and 'night' form:

5. MultiChoice

   Which line contains an internal rhyme?

6. MultiChoice

   Where does end rhyme occur?

7. MultiChoice

   Identify the technique: 'Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary'.

8. MultiChoice

   Can a poem contain both internal rhyme and end rhyme?

9. MultiChoice

   Which pair of words creates an internal rhyme in 'He came to claim his fame'?

10. MultiChoice

    Rhyme schemes (like ABAB) are determined by looking at:

11. MultiChoice

    Which word pair forms an end rhyme if positioned at the ends of lines 1 and 2?

12. MultiChoice

    What type of rhyme is 'fleet' and 'street' in the line 'The fleet ran down the street'?