interpretto makesense ofsomethingtoneattitude of theauthor towardthecharactersand audiencecontributeto help tocausesomethingto happendemonstrateto showor provideevidenceinfera conclusionyou canmake fromdetailsdevelopto cause togrow orbecomemoreadvancedcentralideamostimportantpoint theauthormakescauseandeffectthe reasonsomethinghappens andthe resultexplainclearlystate inyour ownwordssummarya retellingof the mostimportantpartsexcerpta small partof a longer,writtenworkdescribeto tellaboutusingadjectivesevaluatetojudgeanalyzeto examinesomethingand formconclusionsdifferentnot of thesame kind,partly ortotally unlikecreateto make,produce,or causeto existresponsesomethingthat is saidor writtenas a replysequencethe orderin whichthingshappensupportto provideevidence orprovesomething istruerevealto showorexposedetailsa fact orpiece of infoaboutsomeone orsomethingmoodfeeling oratmospherecreated bythe authorsimilaralmost thesame assomeone orsomethingelsethemeuniversalmessage,can applyto anyonepointof viewtheperspectivefrom which astory is toldgenrecategoryof aliteraryworkdistinguishpoint outdifferencesbetweenthingscontextclueswords usedto figure outmeanings ofunfamiliarwordssuggestto sayaboutor implyinterpretto makesense ofsomethingtoneattitude of theauthor towardthecharactersand audiencecontributeto help tocausesomethingto happendemonstrateto showor provideevidenceinfera conclusionyou canmake fromdetailsdevelopto cause togrow orbecomemoreadvancedcentralideamostimportantpoint theauthormakescauseandeffectthe reasonsomethinghappens andthe resultexplainclearlystate inyour ownwordssummarya retellingof the mostimportantpartsexcerpta small partof a longer,writtenworkdescribeto tellaboutusingadjectivesevaluatetojudgeanalyzeto examinesomethingand formconclusionsdifferentnot of thesame kind,partly ortotally unlikecreateto make,produce,or causeto existresponsesomethingthat is saidor writtenas a replysequencethe orderin whichthingshappensupportto provideevidence orprovesomething istruerevealto showorexposedetailsa fact orpiece of infoaboutsomeone orsomethingmoodfeeling oratmospherecreated bythe authorsimilaralmost thesame assomeone orsomethingelsethemeuniversalmessage,can applyto anyonepointof viewtheperspectivefrom which astory is toldgenrecategoryof aliteraryworkdistinguishpoint outdifferencesbetweenthingscontextclueswords usedto figure outmeanings ofunfamiliarwordssuggestto sayaboutor imply

Testing Vocabulary - 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. to make sense of something
    interpret
  2. attitude of the author toward the characters and audience
    tone
  3. to help to cause something to happen
    contribute
  4. to show or provide evidence
    demonstrate
  5. a conclusion you can make from details
    infer
  6. to cause to grow or become more advanced
    develop
  7. most important point the author makes
    central idea
  8. the reason something happens and the result
    cause and effect
  9. clearly state in your own words
    explain
  10. a retelling of the most important parts
    summary
  11. a small part of a longer, written work
    excerpt
  12. to tell about using adjectives
    describe
  13. to judge
    evaluate
  14. to examine something and form conclusions
    analyze
  15. not of the same kind, partly or totally unlike
    different
  16. to make, produce, or cause to exist
    create
  17. something that is said or written as a reply
    response
  18. the order in which things happen
    sequence
  19. to provide evidence or prove something is true
    support
  20. to show or expose
    reveal
  21. a fact or piece of info about someone or something
    details
  22. feeling or atmosphere created by the author
    mood
  23. almost the same as someone or something else
    similar
  24. universal message, can apply to anyone
    theme
  25. the perspective from which a story is told
    point of view
  26. category of a literary work
    genre
  27. point out differences between things
    distinguish
  28. words used to figure out meanings of unfamiliar words
    context clues
  29. to say about or imply
    suggest