The poem’s rhyme scheme creates a playful mood. The lighthearted rhythm and the rhyming words contribute to a sense of fun and whimsy, which contrasts with the child's fear of the monster. This playful tone helps to alleviate the child's fear and reassures them, reflecting the comforting role of the parent.
Use the poem to answer the question. A child jumped right up in bed, scared of a monster ‘til Mom said, “My dear you are frantic; there’s no need to panic. The monster is all in your head!” How does the poem’s rhyme scheme contribute to the mood of the poem? (1 point) Responses The poem’s rhyme scheme creates a fearful mood. The poem’s rhyme scheme creates a fearful mood. The rhyme scheme reflects how strict the parent is. The rhyme scheme reflects how strict the parent is. The rhyme scheme creates tension between the parent and child. The rhyme scheme creates tension between the parent and child. The poem’s rhyme scheme creates a playful mood. The poem’s rhyme scheme creates a playful mood. Skip to navigation
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