IndirectcharacterizationA characterwhogrows,learns orchanges as aresult of thestory's actionAuthordirectlydescribes thecharacterCentralidea of awork ofliteratureRepetitionFirstPersonPoint ofViewA strugglebetweenopposingforcesSymbolAn object oridea that hasa more thanone meaningMoodRoundcharacterFallingActiona fictionalwork thatcan be readin one sittingA strugglebetween acharacter andan outsideforceInternalconflictFlashbackA characterwho does notchangeduring thestoryFlatcharacterCharacterizationForeshadowingThebackgroundagainst whichaction takesplace.A reference to ahistorical person orevent or to a literarywork or figure that iswell-known enough tobe recognized by awell-read person.the timeand placeof actionthe part ofthe story thatcatches thereader'sattentionIndirectcharacterizationA characterwhogrows,learns orchanges as aresult of thestory's actionAuthordirectlydescribes thecharacterCentralidea of awork ofliteratureRepetitionFirstPersonPoint ofViewA strugglebetweenopposingforcesSymbolAn object oridea that hasa more thanone meaningMoodRoundcharacterFallingActiona fictionalwork thatcan be readin one sittingA strugglebetween acharacter andan outsideforceInternalconflictFlashbackA characterwho does notchangeduring thestoryFlatcharacterCharacterizationForeshadowingThebackgroundagainst whichaction takesplace.A reference to ahistorical person orevent or to a literarywork or figure that iswell-known enough tobe recognized by awell-read person.the timeand placeof actionthe part ofthe story thatcatches thereader'sattention

Vocabulary bingo (4,5,6) - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. O-Indirect characterization
  2. I-A character who grows,learns or changes as a result of the story's action
  3. G-Author directly describes the character
  4. N-Central idea of a work of literature
  5. B-Repetition
  6. O-First Person Point of View
  7. N-A struggle between opposing forces
  8. O-Symbol
  9. G-An object or idea that has a more than one meaning
  10. N-Mood
  11. O-Round character
  12. I-Falling Action
  13. I-a fictional work that can be read in one sitting
  14. B-A struggle between a character and an outside force
  15. G-Internal conflict
  16. O-Flashback
  17. I-A character who does not change during the story
  18. I-Flat character
  19. B-Characterization
  20. G-Foreshadowing
  21. N-The background against which action takes place.
  22. B-A reference to a historical person or event or to a literary work or figure that is well-known enough to be recognized by a well-read person.
  23. G-the time and place of action
  24. B-the part of the story that catches the reader's attention