AtmosphereCharacterthat staysthe sameMajorcharactersTheelementsof storyTurningpoint inthe storyCharacterv. NatureMinorcharactersTangerine’ssettingTangerine’sProtagonistBeginning ofthe story wherewe learn aboutthe characterand settingEvents afterthe climaxthat lead totheresolutionTheending ofthe storyEventsleading upto theclimaxAntagonistProtagonistCharacterv. SelfExternalconflictThe threeelementsof settingCharacterv.CharacterCharacterv. SocietyInternalconflictPaul’sgoal(“wanted”)ThemeCharacterthatchangesAtmosphereCharacterthat staysthe sameMajorcharactersTheelementsof storyTurningpoint inthe storyCharacterv. NatureMinorcharactersTangerine’ssettingTangerine’sProtagonistBeginning ofthe story wherewe learn aboutthe characterand settingEvents afterthe climaxthat lead totheresolutionTheending ofthe storyEventsleading upto theclimaxAntagonistProtagonistCharacterv. SelfExternalconflictThe threeelementsof settingCharacterv.CharacterCharacterv. SocietyInternalconflictPaul’sgoal(“wanted”)ThemeCharacterthatchanges

Tangerine_B - 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. Atmosphere
  2. Character that stays the same
  3. Major characters
  4. The elements of story
  5. Turning point in the story
  6. Character v. Nature
  7. Minor characters
  8. Tangerine’s setting
  9. Tangerine’s Protagonist
  10. Beginning of the story where we learn about the character and setting
  11. Events after the climax that lead to the resolution
  12. The ending of the story
  13. Events leading up to the climax
  14. Antagonist
  15. Protagonist
  16. Character v. Self
  17. External conflict
  18. The three elements of setting
  19. Character v. Character
  20. Character v. Society
  21. Internal conflict
  22. Paul’s goal (“wanted”)
  23. Theme
  24. Character that changes