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Year 2 Rhyming Words Worksheet — Level 3 — Answers

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Year 2 Rhyming Words Worksheet — Level 3 — Answers

Say the words out loud. Circle the word that rhymes.

1.Which word rhymes with key?
  1. Atree
  2. Btray
  3. Ckit

Answer: tree

key and tree rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

2.Which word rhymes with light?
  1. Alet
  2. Bbite
  3. Clot

Answer: bite

light and bite rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

3.Which word rhymes with boat?
  1. Anote
  2. Bbit
  3. Cbat

Answer: note

boat and note rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

4.Which word rhymes with two?
  1. Atoe
  2. Bzoo
  3. Ctie

Answer: zoo

two and zoo rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

5.Which word rhymes with seen?
  1. Asun
  2. Bbean
  3. Csin

Answer: bean

seen and bean rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

6.Which word rhymes with wait?
  1. Agate
  2. Bwet
  3. Cwhat

Answer: gate

wait and gate rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

7.Which word rhymes with rain?
  1. Aplane
  2. Bran
  3. Crung

Answer: plane

rain and plane rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

8.Which word rhymes with blue?
  1. Ablow
  2. Bbee
  3. Cshoe

Answer: shoe

blue and shoe rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

9.Which word rhymes with phone?
  1. Afun
  2. Bfan
  3. Cbone

Answer: bone

phone and bone rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

10.Which word rhymes with eight?
  1. Ait
  2. Bplate
  3. Ceat

Answer: plate

eight and plate rhyme: they end with the same sound, even though they are spelled differently.

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