Which word rhymes with "reach" in the poem?

Bleach

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Solution

The correct option is B Bleach
In the second stanza, the words 'reach' and 'beach' sound similar and have similar phonetic transcription. So, we can conclude that 'bleach' rhymes with 'reach'. Option A is the answer.

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Which word rhymes with "reach" in the poem?

The correct option is B BleachIn the second stanza, the words 'reach' and 'beach' sound similar and have similar phonetic transcription. So, we can conclude that 'bleach' rhymes with 'reach'. Option A is the answer.

The correct option is B Bleach
In the second stanza, the words 'reach' and 'beach' sound similar and have similar phonetic transcription. So, we can conclude that 'bleach' rhymes with 'reach'. Option A is the answer.