Type ofbook:mystery,thriller...AllusionUseswords likeShe, they,Mr. SmithThe endof thestoryTakingnotesas youreadStoriescreated bywritersUseswordslike I, we,meGivinghumantraits tothingsWordsmeanwhat theysayMainCharacterUseswords likeShe, they,Mr. SmithUnexpectdresults/copgets aticketWhat isNot beingsaidSarcasmfrom thespeakerAccentinDialogueBuildinganxiety inthe readerWhenandwhereFlashbackReferenceinfo ortruestoriesUses theword“you”story readon twolevelsSarcasmfrom thespeakerManvs.ManWorksagainstmaincharacterType ofbook:mystery,thriller...AllusionUseswords likeShe, they,Mr. SmithThe endof thestoryTakingnotesas youreadStoriescreated bywritersUseswordslike I, we,meGivinghumantraits tothingsWordsmeanwhat theysayMainCharacterUseswords likeShe, they,Mr. SmithUnexpectdresults/copgets aticketWhat isNot beingsaidSarcasmfrom thespeakerAccentinDialogueBuildinganxiety inthe readerWhenandwhereFlashbackReferenceinfo ortruestoriesUses theword“you”story readon twolevelsSarcasmfrom thespeakerManvs.ManWorksagainstmaincharacter

Literary 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. Type of book: mystery, thriller...
  2. Allusion
  3. Uses words like She, they, Mr. Smith
  4. The end of the story
  5. Taking notes as you read
  6. Stories created by writers
  7. Uses words like I, we, me
  8. Giving human traits to things
  9. Words mean what they say
  10. Main Character
  11. Uses words like She, they, Mr. Smith
  12. Unexpectd results/cop gets a ticket
  13. What is Not being said
  14. Sarcasm from the speaker
  15. Accent in Dialogue
  16. Building anxiety in the reader
  17. When and where
  18. Flashback
  19. Reference info or true stories
  20. Uses the word “you”
  21. story read on two levels
  22. Sarcasm from the speaker
  23. Man vs. Man
  24. Works against main character