Comparingtwo thingsdirectly/straight-out!"Oh, yes!SO glad Ihavehomework!"The maincharacterin thestoryA storyaboutZombiesis:Theevents ofa storyComparingtwo thingsusing "like"or "as"Soundwords like"Boom" or"Swoosh"Humanabilitiesgiven to anon-humanProtagoniststruggles inown mindA book thatcontainsonly factsis:Follows theclimax andleads toresolutionSetting andcharactersareintroducedMain partof story;conflict,conflict...As astudent,your job isto ______All theeventsthat makeup a storyMostintensestory part;turning pointEnd ofstory whereloose endsare tied upExample:The U.S.flag is a ___for freedom.Protagoniststruggleswith outsideforceWriter'sappeal toour 5sensesThe problem-causer forthe maincharacterWhere andwhen astory takesplaceMain ideaof thestory; LifelessonI called youa milliontimes lastnight, dude!Comparingtwo thingsdirectly/straight-out!"Oh, yes!SO glad Ihavehomework!"The maincharacterin thestoryA storyaboutZombiesis:Theevents ofa storyComparingtwo thingsusing "like"or "as"Soundwords like"Boom" or"Swoosh"Humanabilitiesgiven to anon-humanProtagoniststruggles inown mindA book thatcontainsonly factsis:Follows theclimax andleads toresolutionSetting andcharactersareintroducedMain partof story;conflict,conflict...As astudent,your job isto ______All theeventsthat makeup a storyMostintensestory part;turning pointEnd ofstory whereloose endsare tied upExample:The U.S.flag is a ___for freedom.Protagoniststruggleswith outsideforceWriter'sappeal toour 5sensesThe problem-causer forthe maincharacterWhere andwhen astory takesplaceMain ideaof thestory; LifelessonI called youa milliontimes lastnight, dude!

Fictional Story Elements & Literary Devices - 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. Comparing two things directly/ straight-out!
  2. "Oh, yes! SO glad I have homework!"
  3. The main character in the story
  4. A story about Zombies is:
  5. The events of a story
  6. Comparing two things using "like" or "as"
  7. Sound words like "Boom" or "Swoosh"
  8. Human abilities given to a non-human
  9. Protagonist struggles in own mind
  10. A book that contains only facts is:
  11. Follows the climax and leads to resolution
  12. Setting and characters are introduced
  13. Main part of story; conflict, conflict...
  14. As a student, your job is to ______
  15. All the events that make up a story
  16. Most intense story part; turning point
  17. End of story where loose ends are tied up
  18. Example: The U.S. flag is a ___ for freedom.
  19. Protagonist struggles with outside force
  20. Writer's appeal to our 5 senses
  21. The problem-causer for the main character
  22. Where and when a story takes place
  23. Main idea of the story; Life lesson
  24. I called you a million times last night, dude!