Show; prove;clarify; be anexample ofsomethingAn author’sopinion, idea orargument forthe topic theyare writingaboutShow; makesomethingknown forthe first timeChange;makedifferentIdea;opinionAdd to;support;causeThe “bad guy” inthe story; or theperson or personswho are workingagainst the maincharacter.The resultor effectofsomethingThe details andideas in the text.The part of thetext surroundingsomething thathelps to clarifymeaning.Story: who istelling the story?Nonfiction: whatthe author thinks;their mainargument, point oropinionSuggest;explainmentionAn argumentordisagreementThetextResult; outcome.A change orconsequence thathappens becauseof something else.Explain onlythe importantpoints of thetextStress; makesomethingimportant orclearTo show,teach,explain orgive anexampleA title for anindividualsection orparagraph ina text.Whysomething isused orincluded;reason, causeThe mostimportant points ofthe story. Whatdoes the text orsection mostlyabout?In favor of or againstone thing, person, orgroup compared withanother; One sidedperspective; it issubjective, notobjectiveExplain;help show;give anexample ofShow, tell,communicateTake a guess atwhat willhappen in thefuture based onclues from thetextShow; prove;clarify; be anexample ofsomethingAn author’sopinion, idea orargument forthe topic theyare writingaboutShow; makesomethingknown forthe first timeChange;makedifferentIdea;opinionAdd to;support;causeThe “bad guy” inthe story; or theperson or personswho are workingagainst the maincharacter.The resultor effectofsomethingThe details andideas in the text.The part of thetext surroundingsomething thathelps to clarifymeaning.Story: who istelling the story?Nonfiction: whatthe author thinks;their mainargument, point oropinionSuggest;explainmentionAn argumentordisagreementThetextResult; outcome.A change orconsequence thathappens becauseof something else.Explain onlythe importantpoints of thetextStress; makesomethingimportant orclearTo show,teach,explain orgive anexampleA title for anindividualsection orparagraph ina text.Whysomething isused orincluded;reason, causeThe mostimportant points ofthe story. Whatdoes the text orsection mostlyabout?In favor of or againstone thing, person, orgroup compared withanother; One sidedperspective; it issubjective, notobjectiveExplain;help show;give anexample ofShow, tell,communicateTake a guess atwhat willhappen in thefuture based onclues from thetext

EOG TEST VOCABULARY 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. Show; prove; clarify; be an example of something
  2. An author’s opinion, idea or argument for the topic they are writing about
  3. Show; make something known for the first time
  4. Change; make different
  5. Idea; opinion
  6. Add to; support; cause
  7. The “bad guy” in the story; or the person or persons who are working against the main character.
  8. The result or effect of something
  9. The details and ideas in the text. The part of the text surrounding something that helps to clarify meaning.
  10. Story: who is telling the story? Nonfiction: what the author thinks; their main argument, point or opinion
  11. Suggest; explain mention
  12. An argument or disagreement
  13. The text
  14. Result; outcome. A change or consequence that happens because of something else.
  15. Explain only the important points of the text
  16. Stress; make something important or clear
  17. To show, teach, explain or give an example
  18. A title for an individual section or paragraph in a text.
  19. Why something is used or included; reason, cause
  20. The most important points of the story. What does the text or section mostly about?
  21. In favor of or against one thing, person, or group compared with another; One sided perspective; it is subjective, not objective
  22. Explain; help show; give an example of
  23. Show, tell, communicate
  24. Take a guess at what will happen in the future based on clues from the text