Question

8 rhyming words appear only at the ends of lines in poems.
true
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Explanation:

Rhyming words can appear within lines (internal rhyme) as well as at the ends of lines (end rhyme). For example, in the line "Once upon a midnight dreary, while I pondered, weak and weary", "dreary" and "weary" are end rhymes, but internal rhymes also exist in other poems (e.g., "The fair breeze blew, the white foam flew" has internal rhyme with "blew" and "flew" within their respective lines). So the statement that rhyming words appear only at the ends of lines is false.

Answer:

B. False