This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: An apt and concise description that juxtaposes indigenous and non-indigenous perceptions of time, A synecdoche (and note of its effect), Five examples of traditional names for places or land forms and their English name, A metaphor that reflects elements of first nations spirituality, Nostalgia through natural imagery, An example of a common misconception about aboriginal language, Punctuation that adds seriousness to tone, A unique statement for each story on the post-colonial message, Zoomorphism of landscape, A summary of a misconception about aboriginal culture, An extended metaphor, The emphasising of clothing and the effect of doing so, Colloquial language that makes the reader seem uneducated and disagreeable, Colloquial language that adds authenticity and affection towards the speaker, Alienating language, An example of racism (direct or indirect) in each story and an explanation, A condemnation of typically Australian values, An object that symbolises the connectedness of aboriginal generations, Two moments where the reader is positioned to assume the worst of someone, A writer/speaker avoiding mentioning a traumatic experience, Personification of landscape, An example of truncated sentences and their effect, The author reflecting the inner thoughts of a character without telling us they are thoughts and Alienation of landscape.
YA Novel Narrative Bingo | English 104 BINGO! | English 1 Review | Poetry | Persuasive Language Devices
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