Based on the analysis of the poem "The Cow" by Robert Louis Stevenson and the provided exercise, here is the solution to the rhyming problem.
The task is to match each word on the left with its correct rhyming partner from the list on the right. Rhyming words are those that share the same ending sound.
Here is the step-by-step solution:
1.
For the word "white":
- The poem contains the line: "The friendly cow all red and white,".
- This line rhymes with the line: "She gives me cream with all her might,".
- Both "white" and "might" end with the "-ight" sound.
- Therefore, "white" rhymes with
might.
2.
For the word "heart":
- The poem contains the line: "I love with all my heart:".
- This line rhymes with the line: "To eat with apple-tart.".
- Both "heart" and "apple-tart" end with the "-art" sound.
- Therefore, "heart" rhymes with
apple-tart.
3.
For the word "might":
- As established above, "might" rhymes with "white".
- Therefore, "might" rhymes with
white.
4.
For the word "tart":
- The word "tart" is part of the compound word "apple-tart" in the poem.
- It shares the same "-art" ending sound as "heart".
- Therefore, "tart" rhymes with
heart.
In summary, the correct matches are:
- `white` → `might`
- `heart` → `apple-tart`
- `might` → `white`
- `tart` → `heart`
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of 4th grade poetry worksheet.
