Question

question 16 of 20
which option is the best example of internal rhyme?
a. i bent to open the box, / hoping it wasnt socks.
b. i attest that the chest is the best in the west.
c. he received a call / about a bill / before he fell.
d. shes picking peaches. / shes digging ditches.

Explanation:

Internal rhyme occurs when a word within a line rhymes with another word in the same line or in another line in a poem. In option B, "attest", "chest", and "West" create an internal - rhyme pattern within the single line. Option A has no internal rhyme. Option C is an example of end - rhyme (call, bill, fell). Option D is also an example of end - rhyme (peaches, ditches).

Answer:

B. I attest that the chest is the best in the West.