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11 February, 19:48

Read this poem

Roses are red,

violets are blue,

milk cows go moo,

and I like swimming

What is the poem's thyme scheme?

A. abab

B. abbe

G. aabb

D. abed

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  1. 11 February, 20:16
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    D. I think so
  2. 11 February, 23:15
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    B. abbc

    Explanation:

    Rhyme schemes are the pattern of rhyming of the last words of the lines in a poem. This ordered pattern of rhyming can be easily known by identifying how the end words sound.

    The given lines have the same sounding end words in the second and the third line, while the first and the last line have no such rhyme with any line. Thus, the rhyme scheme of the given line of poetry is abbc.
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