Question

which lines make up a rhyming couplet?














A.


"She crept and did not make a sound, / Until she reached the tree: And then"











B.


"Along the sky, the ground, the air, / And in the room where I was hid!"











C.


"To everything that was without, / She could not put my candle out!"











D.


"—I heard the rustling of her shawl / As she threw blackness everywhere"

Answer 1

i think B

Answer 2

A rhyming couplet is when the end of line one rhymes with the end of row two. the answer would be witch ever one has a rhyme in it.

Answer 3

so A

Answer 4

I would say C because of 'out and without'

Answer 5

u sure

Answer 6

I think so hold on

Answer 7

An example of a rhyming couplet would be:
"It’s hard to see the butterFLY/Because he flies across the SKY"
See how the last words rhyme?

Answer 8

why lots of squares

Answer 9

I don't know I think It was what I typed
it says:
"Its hard to see the butterFLY/Because he flies across the SKY"

Answer 10

so C

Answer 11

I believe so.

Answer 12

can u help me with more questioins

Answer 13

Sure