giving human qualities to non-humans how an author creates a character metaphor explains your quote/ evidence using words to create pictures or ideas opposite of what's expected (police arrested) comparison without using like or as Imagery when the audience knows more than character perspective the story is told from 1st/3rd the speaker's attitude about the topic what you prove in your speech/ essay personifica tion analysis quotes from the story that support the claim extreme exggeration hyperbole tone characterization situational irony textual evidence point of view Dramatic irony claim/ thesis giving human qualities to non-humans how an author creates a character metaphor explains your quote/ evidence using words to create pictures or ideas opposite of what's expected (police arrested) comparison without using like or as Imagery when the audience knows more than character perspective the story is told from 1st/3rd the speaker's attitude about the topic what you prove in your speech/ essay personifica tion analysis quotes from the story that support the claim extreme exggeration hyperbole tone characterization situational irony textual evidence point of view Dramatic irony claim/ thesis
(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.
giving human qualities to non-humans
how an author creates a character
metaphor
explains your quote/
evidence
using words to create pictures or ideas
opposite of what's expected (police arrested)
comparison without using like or as
Imagery
when the audience knows more than character
perspective the story is told from
1st/3rd
the speaker's attitude about the topic
what you prove in your speech/
essay
personifica
tion
analysis
quotes from the story that support the claim
extreme exggeration
hyperbole
tone
characterization
situational irony
textual evidence
point of view
Dramatic irony
claim/ thesis