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what is internal rhyme?
a. rhymes in the way words are spelled but not pronounced
b. rhymes located on the unstressed syllables of words
c. rhymes that repeat vowel sounds but not consonants
d. rhymes that appear in places other than the ends of lines

Explanation:

Internal rhyme is a poetic device where rhyming words occur within a single line of verse, rather than only at the end of lines. Option A describes eye rhyme, option B describes feminine rhyme, and option C describes assonance, so D is the correct definition.

Answer:

D. Rhymes that appear in places other than the ends of lines