This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: MEETING THE MENTOR: Who is the main character's mentor? How do you know?, CROSSING THE THRESHOLD: When does the main character decide to leave his/her ordinary world behind and begin the journey?, FRIENDS AND ENEMIES: Name three friends and/or enemies that your character has met so far. Give each friend/enemy a one-sentence description., THE ULTIMATE ORDEAL: Describe the scene when the main character faces the final showdown that is the biggest challenge of the journey., CALL TO ADVENTURE: What event or action interrupts the hero's ordinary world? Why does the hero accept the call?, Illustrate an alternative cover for your book by hand, or by using an app., What is the main conflict of this story? Explain it in 3-5 sentences., ENDING: How was the main conflict of your story resolved? Explain in 3-5 sentences., Is this book living up to your expectations so far? Explain why/why not in 3-5 sentences., TEXT-TO-TEXT: Explain any similarities between this book and another book that you've read., ENDING: I did/did not enjoy the ending of this book, because...(3-5 sentences), Pick one character and give that character advice that would be helpful at this point of the story., Why did you choose to read this book? Explain your reasoning in 3-5 sentences., SETTING: Where and when does this story take place? Provide one direct quote that describes the setting., Pick one character and choose an actor or actress who could play that character in a movie version of your book. Explain your choice in 3-5 sentences., In your opinion, is this book better or worse than the last book your read? Explain your opinion in 3-5 sentences., In 3-5 sentences, summarize the chapter or portion that you read today., Explain something that the main character did in today's reading, and whether or not you agree with what he/she did/ Why do you agree or disagree?, If this book has a sequel, will you read it? If it does not have a sequel, would you like one to be written? Explain your response., If you could change the setting of your book, where and when would you have it take place? Why?, Google Image search a character from your book. Does the image look like the character you pictured? Why/Why not?, Choose a character who reminds you of a friend or family member. What do the two of them have in common?, Give today's reading a rating from 1-10. Explain your rating in 3-5 sentences. and List three questions you would like to ask your main character, and why you would ask each one..
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