what youprove inyour speech/essayDramaticironysituationalironygivinghumanqualities tonon-humansperspectivethe story istold from1st/3rdpersonificationImagerythe speaker'sattitudeabout thetopicexplainsyourquote/evidencehyperboleusing wordsto createpictures orideascomparisonwithoutusing likeor ascharacterizationhow anauthorcreates acharactertextualevidencequotes fromthe storythat supportthe claimmetaphorwhen theaudienceknows morethancharacterextremeexggerationopposite ofwhat'sexpected(policearrested)pointof viewanalysistoneclaim/thesiswhat youprove inyour speech/essayDramaticironysituationalironygivinghumanqualities tonon-humansperspectivethe story istold from1st/3rdpersonificationImagerythe speaker'sattitudeabout thetopicexplainsyourquote/evidencehyperboleusing wordsto createpictures orideascomparisonwithoutusing likeor ascharacterizationhow anauthorcreates acharactertextualevidencequotes fromthe storythat supportthe claimmetaphorwhen theaudienceknows morethancharacterextremeexggerationopposite ofwhat'sexpected(policearrested)pointof viewanalysistoneclaim/thesis

English Final Review - 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. what you prove in your speech/ essay
  2. Dramatic irony
  3. situational irony
  4. giving human qualities to non-humans
  5. perspective the story is told from 1st/3rd
  6. personifica tion
  7. Imagery
  8. the speaker's attitude about the topic
  9. explains your quote/ evidence
  10. hyperbole
  11. using words to create pictures or ideas
  12. comparison without using like or as
  13. characterization
  14. how an author creates a character
  15. textual evidence
  16. quotes from the story that support the claim
  17. metaphor
  18. when the audience knows more than character
  19. extreme exggeration
  20. opposite of what's expected (police arrested)
  21. point of view
  22. analysis
  23. tone
  24. claim/ thesis