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Year 3 Rhyming Words Worksheet — Level 2 — Answers

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Year 3 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. Apig
  2. Bbig
  3. Cmen
  4. Dwig

Answer: men

The other words all end in -ig.

2.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Arug
  2. Bbug
  3. Cfed
  4. Dhug

Answer: fed

The other words all end in -ug.

3.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Ashell
  2. Bbell
  3. Cyell
  4. Dten

Answer: ten

The other words all end in -ell.

4.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Abed
  2. Bsled
  3. Chen
  4. Dred

Answer: hen

The other words all end in -ed.

5.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Abun
  2. Bsled
  3. Csun
  4. Drun

Answer: sled

The other words all end in -un.

6.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Aclock
  2. Bcat
  3. Crock
  4. Dlock

Answer: cat

The other words all end in -ock.

7.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Ahop
  2. Bpen
  3. Cten
  4. Dmen

Answer: hop

The other words all end in -en.

8.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Asat
  2. Brat
  3. Chat
  4. Dmail

Answer: mail

The other words all end in -at.

9.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Abig
  2. Bpop
  3. Chop
  4. Dmop

Answer: big

The other words all end in -op.

10.Which word does not rhyme with the others?
  1. Aring
  2. Bdig
  3. Csing
  4. Dwing

Answer: dig

The other words all end in -ing.

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