This bingo card has a free space and 29 words: example of imagery in the text:, example of personification in the text:, evidence of character development in the text:, evidence of a change in mood(specific word that hints at shift):, evidence of a change in narrative point of view (specific word that hints at shift):, evidence of plot development in the text:, evidence of a change in tone (specific word that hints at shift):, evidence of a change in setting (specific word that hints at shift):, example of diction (& explain its impact) in the text:, example of irony in the text:, example of indirect characterization in the text:, example of an epiphany (aha! moment) in the text:, example of a memory moment in the text:, example of direct characterization in the text:, example of "words of the wiser" in the text:, "tough questions" signpost example:, "again and again" signpost example:, quote where the title of the text is mentioned & explain its signficance, example of a symbol within the text:, example of an allusion from the text:, a line from the story that shows the conflict building..., narrative point of view (what is it & how do you know?):, example of a simile within the text:, example of a metaphor within the text:, example of dialect within the text:, example of onomatopoeia within the text:, example of hyperbole within the text:, identify a theme within the story & cite evidence and evidence that the main character is static or dynamic:.
YA Novel Narrative Bingo | PSSA ELA Review One | Literary Terms | 8th Grade LA BINGO | Narrative Bingo
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