Rhyme at the end of lines of poetry or in a song:

A. Is often unpleasant to the ear and causes anxiety

B. Often results in "gimmicky poetry" that is frowned upon by some

C. Creates expectations for the listener of a pleasurable pattern

D. Creates a form of alliteration that is easily remembered

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Kash Shields

8 February, 13:41

Rhyme at the end of lines of poetry or in a song:

A. Is often unpleasant to the ear and causes anxiety

B. Often results in "gimmicky poetry" that is frowned upon by some

C. Creates expectations for the listener of a pleasurable pattern

D. Creates a form of alliteration that is easily remembered

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Brett Yates · Answer 1

Creates a form of alliteration that is easily remembered

Option D.

Explanation:

Rhyme is used to make the poem musical and to have a pattern which is musical to use. To make use of rhythm, it makes it easier for the readers to remember the poem in that particular format of recitation having certain music.

It aids as the memory of the recitation of the poem. The use of rhyme also gives the readers the predictable pleasure to read the poem and make it enjoyable for the people.

Rhyme at the end of lines of poetry or in a song:A. Is often unpleasant to the ear and causes anxietyB. Often results in "gimmicky poetry" that is frowned upon by someC. Creates expectations for the listener of a pleasurable patternD. Creates a form of alliteration that is easily remembered

Rhyme at the end of lines of poetry or in a song:

A. Is often unpleasant to the ear and causes anxiety

B. Often results in "gimmicky poetry" that is frowned upon by some

C. Creates expectations for the listener of a pleasurable pattern

D. Creates a form of alliteration that is easily remembered