Read these lines from "the princess by lord Alfred Tennyson and identify the rhyme used.

The splendor falls on castle walls

And snowy summits old in story;

The long light shakes across the lakes,

And the wild cataract leaps in glory

A) bed rhyme and vowel rhyme

B) forced rhyme and end rhyme

C) end rhyme and internal rhyme

D) vowel rhyme and internal rhyme

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Braedon Lindsey

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10 June, 11:07

Read these lines from "the princess by lord Alfred Tennyson and identify the rhyme used.

The splendor falls on castle walls

And snowy summits old in story;

The long light shakes across the lakes,

And the wild cataract leaps in glory

A) bed rhyme and vowel rhyme

B) forced rhyme and end rhyme

C) end rhyme and internal rhyme

D) vowel rhyme and internal rhyme

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Jeremy Peters · Answer 1

Answer by JKismyhusbandbae: C) end rhyme and internal rhyme

Why:

"The long light shakes across the lakes." This line is a internal rhyme.

"The splendor falls on castle walls." This line is also a internal rhyme.

"And snowy summits old in story." This line is also a ending rhyme.

"And the wild cataract leaps in glory." This is line is a ending rhyme.