Master the Art of Rhyme Schemes

The pattern of rhymes in the middle of each line of a poem or song

The pattern of rhymes throughout an entire poem or song

The pattern of rhymes at the beginning of each line of a poem or song

The pattern of rhymes at the end of each line of a poem or song (correct)

To make the writing more difficult to understand

To hide the meaning of the poem

To create a musical or rhythmic effect (correct)

To confuse the reader

A single stanza rhyme scheme uses different letters to indicate rhyming lines, while a chain rhyme scheme uses the same letter throughout the entire poem

A single stanza rhyme scheme does not repeat its pattern, while a chain rhyme scheme repeats its pattern throughout the entire poem

A single stanza rhyme scheme only applies to the first stanza of a poem, while a chain rhyme scheme applies to the entire poem (correct)

A single stanza rhyme scheme has a simple pattern, while a chain rhyme scheme has a complex pattern

<p>To Anthea, who may Command him Anything</p> Signup and view all the answers

<p>No, rhyming is optional in poetry</p> Signup and view all the answers