Question

1. what is unusual about the rhymes in lines 34, 36, and 38?

a. each line has a word within it that rhymes with its last word.
b. the lines rhyme with one another.
c. the rhyming words in these lines all have different vowel sounds.
d. the rhyming words all end with the sound of the letter s.

1. what is the impact of the rhyme scheme in lines 34, 36, and 38 on the stanza?

a. the rhyme scheme creates a dreamy and light feeling.
b. the rhyme scheme creates a harsh and angry feeling.
c. the rhyme scheme has not effect at all.
d. the rhyme scheme creates an uneasy feeling.

Explanation:

For question 1:

• Option A: Internal rhyme (a word within the line rhymes with the last word) is a specific and unusual rhyme pattern compared to more common end - to - end line rhymes.
• Option B: Lines rhyming with one another is a common rhyme scheme (like couplets) and not unusual.
• Option C: Rhyming words usually have similar vowel sounds, so this is incorrect.
• Option D: Rhyming based on the's' sound at the end is not a standard or common (let alone unusual) form of rhyme.

For question 2:

• Option A: Internal rhyme (as in question 1's correct answer) often creates a light, almost dreamy effect as it is a more subtle form of rhyme.
• Option B: Harsh and angry feelings are more associated with dissonant sounds, not internal rhyme.
• Option C: Rhyme schemes always have an effect on the mood and flow of a stanza.
• Option D: Uneasy feelings are more related to irregular or jarring rhyme schemes, not internal rhyme.

Answer:

1. A. Each line has a word within it that rhymes with its last word.
2. A. The rhyme scheme creates a dreamy and light feeling.