Eight pairs, each drawn and named, with a YES and a NO box at the right: kite and light, spoon and moon, glove and bicycle, chain and train, comb and pencil, basket and owl, wheel and seal, tent and carrot. Four rhyme, four do not, and they are shuffled rather than alternating.
A yes-or-no page asks something different from a circle-the-match page. There is no correct answer sitting in the row waiting to be spotted, so a child has to actually hold both words and compare them. Kite and light is the useful one to talk about: the spellings share nothing, and the rhyme is entirely in the ear.