alleryTwo successive rhyming lines of verse form a:
AQuatrain
BSonnet
CCouplet
DRefrain
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Couplet
1. A couplet is a pair of successive lines that rhyme and have the same metre.
2. A quatrain has four lines, a sonnet has fourteen, and a refrain is repeated.
3. So two rhyming lines make a couplet.
**Why not the others:** A quatrain has four lines, a sonnet has fourteen, and a refrain is a repeated line.
_Source: Wikipedia, "Couplet", section "introduction" (revision 1368555851)_
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