Question

a group of lines in poetry is called rhyming rhyme scheme verses a stanza

Explanation:

• Rhyming: Refers to the repetition of similar sounds at the end of words, not a group of lines.
• Rhyme scheme: It is the pattern of rhymes in a poem (e.g., AABB), not a group of lines.
• Verses: Can refer to a single line or a poem in general, not specifically a group of lines.
• A stanza: By definition, it is a group of lines in a poem.

Answer:

a stanza