PREDICATEthe verb andeverythingafter.INTRANSITIVEVERBno direct objectNOUNa wordthatnamesFRAGMENTincompletesentencePREPOSTIONS:in, on, at, to,from, for, withADJECTIVEa word thatdescribesRESOLUTIONthe endADVERBnormallyends in -lyFALLINGACTIONactionwindingdownPREPOSITIONa word thatshowsposition orrelation.a characterthat doesn'tchange.METAPHORcomparisonwithout usinglike or asWell-roundedcharacterPRONOUNreplaces anounTWO KINDSOF VERBSaction orlinkingEXPOSITIONbeginningIRONYunexpectedtwistsARCHETYPErecurringsymbols inliteraturePROTAGONISTthe maincharacterFORESHADOWING littlehintsPERSONIFICATIONinanimate objectsgiven human traitsTRANSITIVEVERBhas a directobject DIRECTOBJECTSreceivesthe action ofthe verbDYNAMICa characterthatchanges.RISINGACTIONactionbulidingone-sidedcharacterPHRASEa groupof wordsALLUSION a reference toanother workof literatureMOODatmosphereSETTINGTime andplaceWHO ORWHAT THESENTENCEIS ABOUTsubjectLINKINGVERBSis, am,was, wereSIMILEcomparisonusinglike or asPLOTsequenceofeventsCLIMAXhigh orlow pointHYPERBOLEan intendedexaggerationCONFLICTmanversusmanTONEauthor'svoiceANTAGONISTworks againstthe maincharacterPREDICATEthe verb andeverythingafter.INTRANSITIVEVERBno direct objectNOUNa wordthatnamesFRAGMENTincompletesentencePREPOSTIONS:in, on, at, to,from, for, withADJECTIVEa word thatdescribesRESOLUTIONthe endADVERBnormallyends in -lyFALLINGACTIONactionwindingdownPREPOSITIONa word thatshowsposition orrelation.a characterthat doesn'tchange.METAPHORcomparisonwithout usinglike or asWell-roundedcharacterPRONOUNreplaces anounTWO KINDSOF VERBSaction orlinkingEXPOSITIONbeginningIRONYunexpectedtwistsARCHETYPErecurringsymbols inliteraturePROTAGONISTthe maincharacterFORESHADOWING littlehintsPERSONIFICATIONinanimate objectsgiven human traitsTRANSITIVEVERBhas a directobject DIRECTOBJECTSreceivesthe action ofthe verbDYNAMICa characterthatchanges.RISINGACTIONactionbulidingone-sidedcharacterPHRASEa groupof wordsALLUSION a reference toanother workof literatureMOODatmosphereSETTINGTime andplaceWHO ORWHAT THESENTENCEIS ABOUTsubjectLINKINGVERBSis, am,was, wereSIMILEcomparisonusinglike or asPLOTsequenceofeventsCLIMAXhigh orlow pointHYPERBOLEan intendedexaggerationCONFLICTmanversusmanTONEauthor'svoiceANTAGONISTworks againstthe maincharacter

Literary Elements and 8 Parts of Speech - 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. PREDICATE the verb and everything after.
  2. INTRANSITIVE VERB no direct object
  3. NOUN a word that names
  4. FRAGMENT incomplete sentence
  5. PREPOSTIONS: in, on, at, to, from, for, with
  6. ADJECTIVE a word that describes
  7. RESOLUTION the end
  8. ADVERB normally ends in -ly
  9. FALLING ACTION action winding down
  10. PREPOSITION a word that shows position or relation.
  11. a character that doesn't change.
  12. METAPHOR comparison without using like or as
  13. Well-rounded character
  14. PRONOUN replaces a noun
  15. TWO KINDS OF VERBS action or linking
  16. EXPOSITION beginning
  17. IRONY unexpected twists
  18. ARCHETYPE recurring symbols in literature
  19. PROTAGONIST the main character
  20. FORESHADOWING little hints
  21. PERSONIFICATION inanimate objects given human traits
  22. TRANSITIVE VERB has a direct object
  23. DIRECT OBJECTS receives the action of the verb
  24. DYNAMIC a character that changes.
  25. RISING ACTION action buliding
  26. one-sided character
  27. PHRASE a group of words
  28. ALLUSION a reference to another work of literature
  29. MOOD atmosphere
  30. SETTING Time and place
  31. WHO OR WHAT THE SENTENCE IS ABOUT subject
  32. LINKING VERBS is, am, was, were
  33. SIMILE comparison using like or as
  34. PLOT sequence of events
  35. CLIMAX high or low point
  36. HYPERBOLE an intended exaggeration
  37. CONFLICT man versus man
  38. TONE author's voice
  39. ANTAGONIST works against the main character