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Year 2 Rhyming Words Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers

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Year 2 Rhyming Words Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers

Say the words out loud. Circle the word that does not rhyme.

1.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Ashell
  2. Bred
  3. Cbell
  4. Dyell

Answer: red

The other words all end in -ell.

2.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Aman
  2. Bpan
  3. Ctail
  4. Dvan

Answer: tail

The other words all end in -an.

3.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Acat
  2. Bright
  3. Cfight
  4. Dlight

Answer: cat

The other words all end in -ight.

4.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Asnail
  2. Btail
  3. Cfun
  4. Dmail

Answer: fun

The other words all end in -ail.

5.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Ahen
  2. Bmen
  3. Cpen
  4. Dking

Answer: king

The other words all end in -en.

6.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Awig
  2. Bpen
  3. Cpig
  4. Ddig

Answer: pen

The other words all end in -ig.

7.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Arock
  2. Bsock
  3. Cclock
  4. Dpop

Answer: pop

The other words all end in -ock.

8.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Ahop
  2. Btop
  3. Cbig
  4. Dpop

Answer: big

The other words all end in -op.

9.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Arock
  2. Bdip
  3. Cship
  4. Dhip

Answer: rock

The other words all end in -ip.

10.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Alake
  2. Bmake
  3. Cbat
  4. Dcake

Answer: bat

The other words all end in -ake.

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