Question

the rhyme pattern that occurs at the ends of lines in poetry is called a rhyme meter. a rhyme rhythm. a rhyme ending. a rhyme scheme.

Explanation:

• Rhyme meter: This term is not commonly used in poetry to describe the end - rhyme pattern. Meter in poetry usually refers to the pattern of stressed and unstressed syllables (like iambic pentameter).
• Rhyme rhythm: Rhythm in poetry is related to the overall flow and pattern of sounds (including stressed and unstressed syllables, pauses etc.), not specifically the end - rhyme pattern.
• Rhyme ending: This is a very general and not a technical term for the end - rhyme pattern in poetry.
• Rhyme scheme: It is the technical term used to describe the pattern of rhymes at the end of lines in a poem. For example, in a four - line poem with a rhyme scheme \(aabb\), the first two lines rhyme (\(a\)) and the last two lines rhyme (\(b\)).

Answer:

a rhyme scheme.