Question

which words create the rhyme scheme in the second stanza? \wild call\ and \clear call\ \tide\ and \denied\

Explanation:

To determine the rhyme scheme, we check the ending sounds of words. "tide" (pronounced /taɪd/) and "denied" (pronounced /dɪˈnaɪd/) share the same vowel and final consonant sound (the -ide /aɪd/ sound when considering the relevant syllable for rhyme). "Wild call" and "clear call" have "call" repeated, but "wild" and "clear" do not rhyme, and the focus for rhyme scheme in a stanza is on the ending words of lines (or relevant rhyming words). So "tide" and "denied" create the rhyme scheme.

Answer:

"tide" and "denied"