Rhyming Quiz For Kids - Summer Vacation

Answer: Plane

Spain and plane rhyme with each other.
Spain is a country in Europe that borders Portugal and the Atlantic Ocean. The country is known for delicious food, incredible art, and their love of dances like the Flamenco. To travel from the United States or Canada to Europe you'd have to fly in an airplane. A flight from New York City to Spain would take about eight hours.

Answer: Sag

Bag and sag are words that rhyme.
A sleeping bag is another name for a portable bed that can be rolled up and carried in your arms. They can be thermal and keep you warm on cold nights. When you set up a tent in the woods, you often pound stakes into the ground. The tent isn't a permanent structure and can sag if not built with a lot of reinforcements.

Answer: Pool

Pool and school are rhyming words.
Most American public schools run from August or September and end at the end of May or in June. One of the best ways to cool off on a hot summer day would be swimming in a pool. One benefit of a pool over swimming in a lake is the ability to control the temperature of the water.

Answer: Hour

Shower and hour are rhymes.
Another name for rain is shower. You may have heard the phrase "April showers" as a reference to the more frequent rainy days that come in that month in the United States. An hour is sixty minutes or 3,600 seconds if you had the "time" to count.

Answer: Ago

Show rhymes with ago.
A television program can also be called a television show. If you have a number of regularly occurring shows combined it's called a television series. The word "ago" means "in the past". It's typical as children get older, parents may allow them to stay up a little later. Younger children tend to need more sleep than older teens and adults as their bodies and brains are growing quickly at the younger age.

Answer: Brain

The words "train" and "brain" are rhymes.
The subway in big cities like New York City and Paris are called "the train" or "the metro". The subway train is a fast and inexpensive way to travel through a large city. Our brain is like the world's best computer. It can remember images, sounds, smells, and thoughts from years in the past. As someone traveling on a subway, you may see a wide variety of people, local advertisements, and exciting images you've never experienced before.

Answer: Maroon

The words "maroon" and "balloon" rhyme.
A hot air balloon ride is a thrilling adventure in the sky. You peacefully ascend into the sky while in a basket for you and your co-passengers. Research has shown that balloon riding, while exciting, is considered by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) to be the safest type of air travel. Maroon is a dark mixture of red and brown. It comes from a French word, marron, which means chestnut.

Answer: Tree

Ski and tree are two words that rhyme.
There are a number of great places to snow ski in the United States. Many are in the western part of the country including Colorado and Utah. Most ski slopes are ranked by the difficulty of the course. A beginner's slope may even be called a bunny hill slope. It's unlikely you'll find a tree directly in your way on one of the professional ski slopes.

Answer: Dark

Park and dark rhyme.
Amusement parks can vary a lot around the country. Parks like Disney World and Busch Gardens are sprawling big parks that cost a lot of money to enter but have some incredible permanent roller coasters and park exhibits. On the other hand, county fairs have amusement park rides that are often constructed in just a short time and moved from place to place as needed. Most parks are open during daytime hours and close after sunset in the dark.

Answer: Steak

Break and steak are the two rhyming words here.
While steak and stake are homonyms, two words that sound alike but mean different things, we're looking for the food option. A T-bone steak comes from the short loin of a cow and its shape separates the filet mignon tenderloin and the New York strip. Summer break goes so fast!