complete the rhyme scheme.\nid never take a look\nat a lesson or a book\nand id scold like a pirate on the…

Brief Explanations:

In poetry, rhyme scheme is determined by the pattern of rhyming sounds at the end of lines. Here, we check the end - sounds of each line.

• The first line "I'd never take a look" and the second line "At a lesson or a book" have the same end - sound (look - book), so they are assigned the same letter 'A'.
• The third line "And I'd scold like a pirate on the sea" and the fourth line "If I only had to do what I like to do" have the same end - sound (sea - do, in terms of the rhyme scheme pattern), so they are assigned 'B'.
• The fifth line "And didn't always have to be me!" has a unique end - sound compared to the previous lines, so it is assigned 'C'.

Answer:

A. I'd never take a look, A. At a lesson or a book, B. And I'd scold like a pirate on the sea, B. If I only had to do what I like to do, C. And didn't always have to be me!