A character'sflaw(personaissue) causes aproblem, what'sthe flaw?The moodchanges in ascene. Howdoes itchange?A characterchangestheir mind.Why?Find a wordyou don'tknow, defineit fromcontext.A relationshipbetween twocharacterschanges.Why?Something inthe story isunfair. Whonotices andwho doesn't?A small detailthat's hintingat something!What's thedetail?Describe acharacter'spersonalityusing onlyevidence fromthe text.Find a line ofdialogue thatreveals aperson'spersonality. Whatcharacter trait?Somethingsurprising-what did youexpect tohappen?A charactermakes adecisionthey'll regret,what is it?The chapterends on asentence thatmakes youwant to keepreading. Why?A charactersays one thingbut probablymeans another.Explain howyou know!A place isdescribed sowell you canpicture it.Describe it!Find a momentof tension- whattwo things aregoing againsteachother?The narratorhides somethingfrom the reader,what do youthink they'rehiding?Find a sentencewhere you canfeel thecharacter'semotions. What'sthe emotion?Describe thesetting in 3specificdetails fromthe authorA characterwantssomethingbadly, what dothey want?Twocharactersdisagree,what do theyeach want?The authorskips time-how much?Why did theyskip time?A problemgets worse,not better.Whathappened?Predict whathappensnext andexplain yourreasoningFind acomparison theauthor makes.What twothings do theycompare?A character'sflaw(personaissue) causes aproblem, what'sthe flaw?The moodchanges in ascene. Howdoes itchange?A characterchangestheir mind.Why?Find a wordyou don'tknow, defineit fromcontext.A relationshipbetween twocharacterschanges.Why?Something inthe story isunfair. Whonotices andwho doesn't?A small detailthat's hintingat something!What's thedetail?Describe acharacter'spersonalityusing onlyevidence fromthe text.Find a line ofdialogue thatreveals aperson'spersonality. Whatcharacter trait?Somethingsurprising-what did youexpect tohappen?A charactermakes adecisionthey'll regret,what is it?The chapterends on asentence thatmakes youwant to keepreading. Why?A charactersays one thingbut probablymeans another.Explain howyou know!A place isdescribed sowell you canpicture it.Describe it!Find a momentof tension- whattwo things aregoing againsteachother?The narratorhides somethingfrom the reader,what do youthink they'rehiding?Find a sentencewhere you canfeel thecharacter'semotions. What'sthe emotion?Describe thesetting in 3specificdetails fromthe authorA characterwantssomethingbadly, what dothey want?Twocharactersdisagree,what do theyeach want?The authorskips time-how much?Why did theyskip time?A problemgets worse,not better.Whathappened?Predict whathappensnext andexplain yourreasoningFind acomparison theauthor makes.What twothings do theycompare?

Reading - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. A character's flaw(persona issue) causes a problem, what's the flaw?
  2. The mood changes in a scene. How does it change?
  3. A character changes their mind. Why?
  4. Find a word you don't know, define it from context.
  5. A relationship between two characters changes. Why?
  6. Something in the story is unfair. Who notices and who doesn't?
  7. A small detail that's hinting at something! What's the detail?
  8. Describe a character's personality using only evidence from the text.
  9. Find a line of dialogue that reveals a person's personality. What character trait?
  10. Something surprising- what did you expect to happen?
  11. A character makes a decision they'll regret, what is it?
  12. The chapter ends on a sentence that makes you want to keep reading. Why?
  13. A character says one thing but probably means another. Explain how you know!
  14. A place is described so well you can picture it. Describe it!
  15. Find a moment of tension- what two things are going against eachother?
  16. The narrator hides something from the reader, what do you think they're hiding?
  17. Find a sentence where you can feel the character's emotions. What's the emotion?
  18. Describe the setting in 3 specific details from the author
  19. A character wants something badly, what do they want?
  20. Two characters disagree, what do they each want?
  21. The author skips time- how much? Why did they skip time?
  22. A problem gets worse, not better. What happened?
  23. Predict what happens next and explain your reasoning
  24. Find a comparison the author makes. What two things do they compare?