Concept:Rhyming depends on the same final vowel and consonant sound.
It does not depend on identical spelling.
Explanation:The given word ends with the sound /iːt/.
You should say each option aloud and compare its last sound with the given word.
Option A, "thrice", is pronounced with the final sound /aɪs/.
This is not the same as /iːt/.
Option B, "suit", ends with the sound /uːt/.
This also does not match.
Option C, "sweet", is pronounced with the final sound /iːt/.
This exactly matches the given word.
Option D, "sweat", ends with the sound /ɛt/.
It does not match the target sound.
Only option C gives the correct rhyme.
Answer:C. sweet