The use of"band" and"hearth" tocreate contrastin Enemies.The use of"You" toaddress thesubject inThese are thetimes...The repetitionof "S" sounds in"Sun in theirbranches"(Touch andGo).The use of"They" withoutidentity to referto strangers inEnemies.The drop from"and shot me"to a "toy gun" inSarahJackson's work.The "H"sounds in "Heis not half outyet" (Touchand Go).The repetitionof "He is not..."at the start ofsuccessivelines.Devices usedto mimic thebus's jerkymovement inThe instant ofmy death.The pairing of"scrubbed/rubbed"and alliteration of"changed yourchin."The use of"band" and"hearth" tocreate contrastin Enemies.The use of"You" toaddress thesubject inThese are thetimes...The repetitionof "S" sounds in"Sun in theirbranches"(Touch andGo).The use of"They" withoutidentity to referto strangers inEnemies.The drop from"and shot me"to a "toy gun" inSarahJackson's work.The "H"sounds in "Heis not half outyet" (Touchand Go).The repetitionof "He is not..."at the start ofsuccessivelines.Devices usedto mimic thebus's jerkymovement inThe instant ofmy death.The pairing of"scrubbed/rubbed"and alliteration of"changed yourchin."

IGCSE Eng Lit Poetry Bingo - 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. The use of "band" and "hearth" to create contrast in Enemies.
  2. The use of "You" to address the subject in These are the times...
  3. The repetition of "S" sounds in "Sun in their branches" (Touch and Go).
  4. The use of "They" without identity to refer to strangers in Enemies.
  5. The drop from "and shot me" to a "toy gun" in Sarah Jackson's work.
  6. The "H" sounds in "He is not half out yet" (Touch and Go).
  7. The repetition of "He is not..." at the start of successive lines.
  8. Devices used to mimic the bus's jerky movement in The instant of my death.
  9. The pairing of "scrubbed/rubbed" and alliteration of "changed your chin."