Choose the option that has the same rhymes with the given word Pad

Assessment: JAMB UTME - Literature In English - 2017 Subject: Literature In English

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Choose the option that has the same rhymes with the given word
Pad
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The option that has the same rhymes with the given word "Pad" is "Mat". Rhyming words are words that have the same ending sound. In this case, "Pad" and "Mat" have the same "ad" sound at the end, which makes them rhyme. The other options, "paid" and "made", have different ending sounds ("aid" and "ade", respectively), so they don't rhyme with "Pad". The word "mail" has a different ending sound as well ("ail"), so it also doesn't rhyme with "Pad". So, the correct answer is "Mat".
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