What is the poem's rhyme scheme? roses are red?

The rhyme scheme of the poem "Roses are red" is ABAB.

Explanation:

The rhyme scheme is the defined pattern that is followed in the ending lines of the poems. The rhyme scheme witnesses a repetition that works as building a regular tone in the poem. The rhyme scheme is written by using the alphabet and repeating the alphabet as per the repetition of the end words. In the poem "Roses are Red" the end words of the alternative lines rhyme.

The expression to find the elevator's stop = 5 + (-8)

The elevator stops at the floor -3.

Step-by-step explanation:

An elevator starts on the 5th floor.

It descends 8 floors = Moving down 8 floor = -8

So, the expression to find the elevator's stop = 5 + (-8)

It is -3

So the elevator stops at -3.