This bingo card has a free space and 29 words: A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as, The main problem in the story, Lesson, moral or message of a text, Attitude of the writer, Feeling the reader gets from a text, Comparing two things using like or as, An object is given human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes, Group of lines in a poem (similar to paragraphs), To tell in your own words, To put in different words, To put things into a particular order, To find, To show that something is likely true without stating it, To briefly mention in speech or writing, To tell information again in fewer words, To provide evidence for, to help show that something is true, To combine to form a new complex idea or product, To outline or follow the course of, Suitable or acceptable for a particular situation, Means to support or to help, The time and the place of a story, The main events of a story, The main problem or struggle in a story, The first event to kickoff the rising action, Moment where main character changes; AKA the climax, Main character; often the hero, Character or force working against the main character, Another word for story and Beginning of story; introduced to the character and setting.
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