Question

internal vs. end rhyme
annette mendragon
multiple-choice question
which is an example of end rhyme in these lines?
\miscalculate\ and \great\
\underestimate\ and \intent\
\miscalculate\ and \create\
\some\ and \call\

Explanation:

End rhyme occurs when the final syllables or sounds of two or more lines of text rhyme. We check the ending sounds of each pair:

• "Miscalculate" ends with /leɪt/ and "great" ends with /ɡreɪt/, matching in final sound.
• "Underestimate" (/meɪt/) and "intent" (/tent/) do not share a final rhyming sound.
• "Miscalculate" (/leɪt/) and "create" (/eɪt/) do not match in final sound.
• "Some" (/ʌm/) and "call" (/kɔːl/) do not share a final rhyming sound.

Answer:

"Miscalculate" and "great"