end rhyme and internal rhyme of the seven ages of man?

1. end rhyme and internal rhyme of the seven ages of man?

Answer:

End Rhyme- With spectacles on

               nose,and pouch on his side,

           His youthful hose well saved,a

              world too wide.

Internal Rhyme- And shining morning

                  face,creeping like a snail.

Explanation:

End Rhyme- side and wide

Internal Rhyme- morning,shining and

                   creeping.

2. internal rhyme and end rhyme in the seven ages of man

mewling,puking__internal
shrunk shank__end

3. the seven age of man with a end rhyme and internal rhyme

mewling- puking
side-wide
whining-shining
shank-shrunk
stage-age
eyes-wise
nose-hose

4. internal rhyme of seven ages of man

Internal Rhyme - Color Blue

End Rhyme - Color Yellow

5. Internal rhyme of seven ages of man

Stage Merely Puking Whining Shining morning Unwillingly Woeful Sudden Seeking bubble Even Belly Age Manly Youthful Turning treble

6. what are the end rhyme and internal rhyme in seven ages of man?

Answer:

The end rhymes and internal rhyme in seven ages of man are a rhyme that has shown below.

Explanation:

Boldface (internal rhyme) Italic and underlined (end rhyme)

All the world's a stage

And all men and women merely strange;

They have their exits and their entrances,

And one man in his time plays many parties,

His acts being seven ages. At first, the infant edges,

Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms;

And then the whining schoolboy, with his satchel runs,

And shining morning face, creeping like snail ace

Unwillingly to school. And then the lover is a goal,

Sighing like furnace, with a woeful ballad gladness

Made to his mistress' eyebrow. Then a soldier do grow,

Full of strange oaths, and bearded like the pard of thoughts,

Jealous in honor,

and quick in quarrel his horror,

Seeking the bubble reputation

in the cannon's mouth of action. And then the justice makes a reaction,

In fair round belly with good capon lined daily,

With eyes severe and beard of the formal cut sitter.

Full of wise saws and modern instances laws;

And so he plays his part. The sixth age shifts start,

Into the lean and slippered pantaloon,

With spectacles on nose and pouch on side balloon;

His youthful hose well saved tose, a world too wide lose.

For his shrunk shank; and his big manly voice like inside in the tank,

Turning again toward childish treble, pipes wiggle

And in his sound is a whistle, The last scene of all battle.

That ends this strange eventful history range,

Is second childishness and mere oblivion is tiredness

Sans teeth, sans eyes, sans taste, sans everything.

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Seven ages of Man's life:

Baby. Schoolboy. Young adult. Pantaloon. Man. Senior citizen. Grandpappy.

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Man stages roles:

1. Baby- practicing on crawls.

2. Schoolboy- study well.

3. Young adult- looking for a job.

4. Pantaloon- looking for marrying.

5. Man- support family needs.

6. Senior citizen- self-conscious.

7. Grandpappy- waiting for rest.

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7. Rhyming words in the seven ages of man end rhyme ang internal rhyme

The Color Blue is Internal Rhyme

The Color Yellow is End Rhyme

8. what are the rhyming words in the seven ages of man?  the end rhyme and the internal rhyme?  

eyes and wise(end rhyme)
side wide(end rhyme)
entrances and instances(internal rhyme)
reputation and oblivion(internal rhyme)
puking and mewling(internal rhyme)
shining and whining(internal rhyme)
shrunk and shank(internal rhyme)
satchel and quarrel(internal rhyme)

9. what is the end rhyme and internal rhyme in seven ages of man

blue internal rhyme
end rhyme yellow

10. what are the rhyming words in the seven ages of man?  the end rhyme and the internal rhyme?  

End rhyme - side-wide Internal rhyme - mewling-pukingend rhyme:
    with spectacles on nose and pouch on side
     his youthful hose well saved,a world too wide

11. what are the rhyming words in the seven ages of man?  the end rhyme and the internal rhyme?  

end: side-wide

internal:
shank-shrunk
cannon-capon
Men-women
This-his
Shining-Morning

12. rhyming words of the seven age of man end rhyme and internal rhyme​

Answer:

well bcs for rythimic sound ur mom did not come back and ur dad dont bring milk cuz he gay

13. Rhyming words in the seven ages of man end rhyme and internal rhyme

Internal Rhyme = Color Blue

End Rhyme = Color Yellow

14. what is the internal rhyme of seven ages of man

Blue (internal rhyme) Yellow (end rhyme)

15. internal rhyme of the seven ages of man

Answer:

There are no internal rhymes in Jaques “seven ages of man” speech, which is from As You Like It, Act 2, scene 7. The closest a line comes to having internal rhyme is in this line: “With eyes severe and beard of formal cut.”

16. what is the end rhyme and internal rhyme of seven ages of man

Color Blue = Internal Rhyme

Color Yellow  = End Rhyme 

17. rhyming words in the seven ages of man the end rhyme and internal rhyme

Blue (internal) Yellow (end)

18. in the seven age of man give all the end rhyme and the internal rhyme

end rhyme
-side,wide
-This,his


internal rhyme
-Cannon,capon
-Men,Women
-Shining,Morning

19. what is the internal rhyme of seven ages of man

shrunk-shank
shining-morning
creeping-morning
shining-creeping

20. the seven ages of man end and internal rhyme

sans teeth,sans eyes,sans taste,sans everything

21. what are the end rhyme and internal rhyme in seven ages of man?

side and wide(end rhyme)
eyes and wise(end rhyme)
entrances and instances(internal rhyme)
shrunk and shank(internal rhyme)
satchel and quarrel(interrnal rhyme)
lover soldier(end rhyme)
reputition and obivion(internal rhyme)

22. what is the end rhymes and internal rhymes of the seven ages of man

end rhyme- rhymes that are located in the end
internal rhymes- located inside the sentence

23. INTERNAL RHYMES OF SEVEN AGES OF MAN

shrunk-shank
shining-morning
creeping-morning
shining-creeping

24. what are the end rhyme and internal rhyme of seven ages of man

End rhyme are rhymes which are found on the end of every line. example:
________bed
________red
While internal rhymes are the rhymes found within the sentences.
example:
She loves to cook while he likes reading a book.

25. What are the internal rhyme in the seven ages of man?

internal rhymes are
=
mewling,puking,whining
=
shining,morning,creeping

26. end rhyme and internal rhyme in the seven ages of man

Rhymes:Seven Ages of Man:

End Rhymes:

And shining morning face,

       Sighing like furnace,

They have their exits and their entrances,

        Full of wise saws and modern instances;

With spectacles on nose and pouch on side;

       His youthful hose, well saved, a world too wide

And then the whining schoolboy, with his satchel

       Jealous in honor, sudden, and quick in quarrel,

With spectacle on nose,

       His youthful hose

Then a lover,

       Then a soldier,

….with a woeful ballad

       His youthful hose…

Seeking the bubble reputation

       Is second childishness and mere oblivion,

In fair round belly,

       …..and his big manly voice,

In fair round belly,

       …And whistles in his sound.

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Internal Rhymes:

Mewling and puking in the nurse’s arms;For his shrunk shank,All the men and women merely players,And shining morning face, creeping like snail

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Definition:  

Rhymes are words that sound alike that are often found at the end of a line of a poem or a song. It is a literary device that brings musicality or rhythms to poems.

Types of Rhymes According to Position:

end rhymeinternal rhymeholo rhymecross rhyme

End rhymes also known as tail rhymes take place when the last syllables or words in two or more lines sounds alike with each other.  

Internal rhymes take place within a single line or a verse.

Rhymes are holo when the words of the two entire lines sound alike.  

Rhymes are cross when the sounds at the end of the intervening lines are matched.

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27. what is the end rhyme and internal rhyme of THE SEVEN AGES OF MAN?

End rhyme - rhyme words at the end of the line.

With spectacles on nose and pouch on side;
His youthful hose well saved, a world too wide [ side-wide]  -- end rhyme

Internal rhyme - rhyming words that appear within the line.

Mewling and puking in the nurse's arms [mewling and puking]
For his shrunk shank; and his big manly voice [shrunk shank] -- internal rhyme

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28. what are the end rhyme and internal rhyme on the seven ages of man

Internal Rhyme = Color Blue

End Rhyme = Color Yellow

29. What are the end rhyme and internal rhyme in 'The seven ages of man'?

Blue (internal rhyme) Yellow (end rhyme)

30. what are the rhyming words in the seven ages of man? the end rhyme and the internal rhyme

End rhyme: side-wide

Internal rhyme:
shining-morning
men-women
shank-shrunk
cannon-capon
This-his