BY :Shel Silverstein
This poem includes rhymes. What is an example of the rhyme scheme (pattern) in this poem?(1 point)
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Bates and dimes
Bates and dimes
one and son
one and son
Dad and head
Dad and head
Coombs and them
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In the poem "Smart" by Shel Silverstein, the rhyme scheme typically follows a pattern where the ends of lines rhyme with each other. Among the options you provided, "one and son" would be an example of a rhyme, as both words share the same ending sound. Therefore, the correct response is:
one and son
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