Theeventsthat makeup a storyTextstructurethat givesa definitionWhen allconflictsareresolvedPerspectivethat uses I,me, my,myselfConflictagainstone's ownselfTextstructurethat givesreasonsAttitudeof theauthorImaginativewriting thatusesimageryRepetitionof initialsoundsSecondarymeaningof a word;the feelingCharacters& settingareintroducedA stanzacontainingfour linesA shortstory;animals &a lessonTextstructurethat givesdirectionsA 17syllableJapanesepoemAhumorous,5 linepoemEmotionof thereaderGoingback intimeRetelling astory usingthe mainpointsTextstructurethat isnumberedCharacterthat goesagainst themain char.What youknow +what youlearn =Fictionset inthe pastPerspectivethat usesyou, yourTheeventsthat makeup a storyTextstructurethat givesa definitionWhen allconflictsareresolvedPerspectivethat uses I,me, my,myselfConflictagainstone's ownselfTextstructurethat givesreasonsAttitudeof theauthorImaginativewriting thatusesimageryRepetitionof initialsoundsSecondarymeaningof a word;the feelingCharacters& settingareintroducedA stanzacontainingfour linesA shortstory;animals &a lessonTextstructurethat givesdirectionsA 17syllableJapanesepoemAhumorous,5 linepoemEmotionof thereaderGoingback intimeRetelling astory usingthe mainpointsTextstructurethat isnumberedCharacterthat goesagainst themain char.What youknow +what youlearn =Fictionset inthe pastPerspectivethat usesyou, your

Benchmark 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. The events that make up a story
  2. Text structure that gives a definition
  3. When all conflicts are resolved
  4. Perspective that uses I, me, my, myself
  5. Conflict against one's own self
  6. Text structure that gives reasons
  7. Attitude of the author
  8. Imaginative writing that uses imagery
  9. Repetition of initial sounds
  10. Secondary meaning of a word; the feeling
  11. Characters & setting are introduced
  12. A stanza containing four lines
  13. A short story; animals & a lesson
  14. Text structure that gives directions
  15. A 17 syllable Japanese poem
  16. A humorous, 5 line poem
  17. Emotion of the reader
  18. Going back in time
  19. Retelling a story using the main points
  20. Text structure that is numbered
  21. Character that goes against the main char.
  22. What you know + what you learn =
  23. Fiction set in the past
  24. Perspective that uses you, your