you knowmore thancharactersconflictbetween 2characterstheevents ina storywords thatevoke thefivesensestoexaggerateauthor'sfeelingson a topicUseswords likeI, we, meto givehumantraits tothingsstory thatmakes funofsomethingassumebased ontextevidencea scenefrom thepastuseswordsshe, they,Mr. Smithpersuasionbased inlogicto usewordsover andoverthe endof astoryMainCharacterwhat isNOTbeing saidcan benegativeor positivea questiondesignedtopersuadestoryread on2 levelsfeelingsof thereaderwordsmeanwhat theysayhints offutureeventsconflictwithsocietytheturningpoint in astorywho thewritingsoundslikethelesson ina storysomethingin a storyhas doublemeaningPeter PanPeanutbutteruses theword"you"Referencetosomethingaccentindialoguepersuasionbased inemotionwords thathave samefinal soundfat cat satyou knowmore thancharactersconflictbetween 2characterstheevents ina storywords thatevoke thefivesensestoexaggerateauthor'sfeelingson a topicUseswords likeI, we, meto givehumantraits tothingsstory thatmakes funofsomethingassumebased ontextevidencea scenefrom thepastuseswordsshe, they,Mr. Smithpersuasionbased inlogicto usewordsover andoverthe endof astoryMainCharacterwhat isNOTbeing saidcan benegativeor positivea questiondesignedtopersuadestoryread on2 levelsfeelingsof thereaderwordsmeanwhat theysayhints offutureeventsconflictwithsocietytheturningpoint in astorywho thewritingsoundslikethelesson ina storysomethingin a storyhas doublemeaningPeter PanPeanutbutteruses theword"you"Referencetosomethingaccentindialoguepersuasionbased inemotionwords thathave samefinal soundfat cat sat

Literary 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. you know more than characters
  2. conflict between 2 characters
  3. the events in a story
  4. words that evoke the five senses
  5. to exaggerate
  6. author's feelings on a topic
  7. Uses words like I, we, me
  8. to give human traits to things
  9. story that makes fun of something
  10. assume based on text evidence
  11. a scene from the past
  12. uses words she, they, Mr. Smith
  13. persuasion based in logic
  14. to use words over and over
  15. the end of a story
  16. Main Character
  17. what is NOT being said
  18. can be negative or positive
  19. a question designed to persuade
  20. story read on 2 levels
  21. feelings of the reader
  22. words mean what they say
  23. hints of future events
  24. conflict with society
  25. the turning point in a story
  26. who the writing sounds like
  27. the lesson in a story
  28. something in a story has double meaning
  29. Peter Pan Peanut butter
  30. uses the word "you"
  31. Reference to something
  32. accent in dialogue
  33. persuasion based in emotion
  34. words that have same final sound fat cat sat