Explanation: To determine the rhyme scheme of a poem or stanza, we must pay attention to the final sound of each line. The similar sounds will have the same letter, and the unique sounds, different letters (starting with the letter "A"). In the given lines from "Jabberwocky" by Lewis Carroll, the lines 1 and three end with the words "toves" and "borogoves" respectively, which rhyme and therefore they would be represented by the letter "A." The lines 2 and 4 also rhyme (wabe and outgrabe), so they would have the letter "B." In the same way we analize the rest: "son" and "shun" (letter C) and "catch" and "Bandersnatch" (letter D). So the final rhyme scheme would be: ABAB, CDCD.
The Rhyme Scheme is B, This is because every other word rhymes in the first part the second part uses words the dont rhyme with anything in the first part.
You are invited to a cook-out, most likely. If you have buns and chips and meat to put on a grill, it will will most likely be a cook-out. I hope this answer helps.
