What is the definition of rhyming couplet?
when the word at the end of a line in a poem rhymes with the ending word of the previous line
when one word rhymes with another word in a poem two times
when a line in a poem begins and ends with the same word
when two stanzas in a row in a poem rhyme>>>
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Based on the options given, the correct definition of a rhyming couplet is: "when the word at the end of a line in a poem rhymes with the ending word of the previous line." A rhyming couplet consists of two consecutive lines in a poem where the last word of the first line rhymes with the last word of the second line.
To identify a rhyming couplet, you would need to look for two lines in succession with end rhymes. For example, in the following poem:
"I walked in the fog, so dense and gray,
And suddenly saw a cat at play."
The words "gray" and "play" at the end of each line form a rhyming couplet.