pattern or modelof a character typethat recursconsistentlyenough in life andlit to be deemeduniversalFirst person,second person,third personomniscient,third personlimiteda scene whichinterrupts theaction to showan event thathappenedearlier in timechoice ofwords usedin a literaryworkthe means bywhich an authorreveals thetraits/personalityof the characters:static, dynamic,round, flatthe portion ofthe plot thatreveals thefinal outcomeof its conflictsusing hints orclues in a workto suggestwhat action isto comea form of writingwhich seeks toeffect changethrough ridiculean indirect referenceto an event, person,place, or artisticwork that the authorassumes the readerwill understandthe character(s)who strugglesthroughobstacles toachieve a goalthe techniqueused to giveinanimateobjects humancharacteristicsexaggerationfor the sake ofemphasis, notmeant literallya contrastbetween whatis expected andwhat actuallyhappensthe reflection ina work of theauthor's attitudeor emotiontoward his/hersubjectrecurring image,word, phrase,action, etc., thatappears in variousworks or throughthe same workthe sense a workconveys to areader of thewriter's attitude,personality, andcharactertechnique whichallows the readerto see thecontinuous flow ofthoughts of acharacter's minduse of wordsto imitatesounds towhich theyreferbeginningin themiddle ofthingsthe repetition ofa beginningconsonantsound within asentence or linea seconddistinctmeaningpartially hiddenbehind its literalmeaninga force whichattempts to stopthe protagonistfrom achievinghis/her goalsstory withthat quality of a workthat makes theaudience uncertainor tense about theoutcome of eventsthe character whoreflects the traitsof the protagonistfor emphasis onthe protagonists'qualitiespattern or modelof a character typethat recursconsistentlyenough in life andlit to be deemeduniversalFirst person,second person,third personomniscient,third personlimiteda scene whichinterrupts theaction to showan event thathappenedearlier in timechoice ofwords usedin a literaryworkthe means bywhich an authorreveals thetraits/personalityof the characters:static, dynamic,round, flatthe portion ofthe plot thatreveals thefinal outcomeof its conflictsusing hints orclues in a workto suggestwhat action isto comea form of writingwhich seeks toeffect changethrough ridiculean indirect referenceto an event, person,place, or artisticwork that the authorassumes the readerwill understandthe character(s)who strugglesthroughobstacles toachieve a goalthe techniqueused to giveinanimateobjects humancharacteristicsexaggerationfor the sake ofemphasis, notmeant literallya contrastbetween whatis expected andwhat actuallyhappensthe reflection ina work of theauthor's attitudeor emotiontoward his/hersubjectrecurring image,word, phrase,action, etc., thatappears in variousworks or throughthe same workthe sense a workconveys to areader of thewriter's attitude,personality, andcharactertechnique whichallows the readerto see thecontinuous flow ofthoughts of acharacter's minduse of wordsto imitatesounds towhich theyreferbeginningin themiddle ofthingsthe repetition ofa beginningconsonantsound within asentence or linea seconddistinctmeaningpartially hiddenbehind its literalmeaninga force whichattempts to stopthe protagonistfrom achievinghis/her goalsstory withthat quality of a workthat makes theaudience uncertainor tense about theoutcome of eventsthe character whoreflects the traitsof the protagonistfor emphasis onthe protagonists'qualities

English 12 Lit Devices 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. pattern or model of a character type that recurs consistently enough in life and lit to be deemed universal
  2. First person, second person, third person omniscient, third person limited
  3. a scene which interrupts the action to show an event that happened earlier in time
  4. choice of words used in a literary work
  5. the means by which an author reveals the traits/personality of the characters: static, dynamic, round, flat
  6. the portion of the plot that reveals the final outcome of its conflicts
  7. using hints or clues in a work to suggest what action is to come
  8. a form of writing which seeks to effect change through ridicule
  9. an indirect reference to an event, person, place, or artistic work that the author assumes the reader will understand
  10. the character(s) who struggles through obstacles to achieve a goal
  11. the technique used to give inanimate objects human characteristics
  12. exaggeration for the sake of emphasis, not meant literally
  13. a contrast between what is expected and what actually happens
  14. the reflection in a work of the author's attitude or emotion toward his/her subject
  15. recurring image, word, phrase, action, etc., that appears in various works or through the same work
  16. the sense a work conveys to a reader of the writer's attitude, personality, and character
  17. technique which allows the reader to see the continuous flow of thoughts of a character's mind
  18. use of words to imitate sounds to which they refer
  19. beginning in the middle of things
  20. the repetition of a beginning consonant sound within a sentence or line
  21. a second distinct meaning partially hidden behind its literal meaning
  22. a force which attempts to stop the protagonist from achieving his/her goals
  23. story with that quality of a work that makes the audience uncertain or tense about the outcome of events
  24. the character who reflects the traits of the protagonist for emphasis on the protagonists' qualities