Comment on the rhyme scheme of this poem. Identify and illustrate any two sound patterns used in the poem. How would you say the last line of the poem. With a reason, state the words you would stress in the first line of the poem.

It appears that the poem referred to in questions 1, 2, 3, and 4 of section A is not provided in the image. Therefore, I cannot answer those questions. I will answer sections B and C.

B. For each of the word given below, write down another word with similar pronunciation

i. Hire: Higher
ii. Guest: Guessed
iii. Flour: Flower
iv. Plum: Plumb

C. Indicate the correct intonation for the following sentences

i. How did she travel to Nairobi? * This is a wh-question, so it typically has a falling intonation at the end. ii. Can I take you home? * This is a yes/no question, so it typically has a rising intonation at the end. iii. You are the new student, aren't you? * This is a tag question. If seeking confirmation, it has a rising intonation. If expecting agreement, it has a falling intonation. (Most commonly, for a genuine question, it's rising.)

3 zimekamilika, zimebaki 2 leo. Unapiga hatua.