Repeatingsounds, words,phrases, or linesin a poem thatemphasizes anidea or conveys afeeling.The pattern ofsound created bystressed (moreemphasis) andunstressed (lessemphasis)syllables.FigurativelanguageSeparate lists;date and year;city and state;sentences witha conjunction;pausesThe sunwas a brightorange inthe sky.MneumonicdevicesEnd ofsentencesshowingexcitementor emotionGiving humancharacteristicsto a animal,object, oridea.Comparing twounlike thingswithout using aconnectingwordWhere theocean kissedthe southernshoreDescribingthings, events,or ideas usingwords related toour five senses.End ofquestionsentencesSimile,Metaphor,Personification,ImageryExtremeexaggerationused foreffectRhymescheme is thepattern of endrhyme in apoem.One of thegreatestItalianpoets14 linepoem.Repetition ofCONSONANTsounds at thebeginning of atleast two words ina line of poetry.sweet,crunchyroastedmarshmallowsComparingtwo unlikethings usinglike, as orthan.Repetitionof soundat the endof words.Making statementsabout a real-lifesituation thatdownplays itsimportance orintensity to the pointof being ridiculousSally soldsillysiphons bythe sea.He's assmall as amouse.Repeatingsounds, words,phrases, or linesin a poem thatemphasizes anidea or conveys afeeling.The pattern ofsound created bystressed (moreemphasis) andunstressed (lessemphasis)syllables.FigurativelanguageSeparate lists;date and year;city and state;sentences witha conjunction;pausesThe sunwas a brightorange inthe sky.MneumonicdevicesEnd ofsentencesshowingexcitementor emotionGiving humancharacteristicsto a animal,object, oridea.Comparing twounlike thingswithout using aconnectingwordWhere theocean kissedthe southernshoreDescribingthings, events,or ideas usingwords related toour five senses.End ofquestionsentencesSimile,Metaphor,Personification,ImageryExtremeexaggerationused foreffectRhymescheme is thepattern of endrhyme in apoem.One of thegreatestItalianpoets14 linepoem.Repetition ofCONSONANTsounds at thebeginning of atleast two words ina line of poetry.sweet,crunchyroastedmarshmallowsComparingtwo unlikethings usinglike, as orthan.Repetitionof soundat the endof words.Making statementsabout a real-lifesituation thatdownplays itsimportance orintensity to the pointof being ridiculousSally soldsillysiphons bythe sea.He's assmall as amouse.

English 4 Poetry & Punctuation - 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. Repeating sounds, words, phrases, or lines in a poem that emphasizes an idea or conveys a feeling.
  2. The pattern of sound created by stressed (more emphasis) and unstressed (less emphasis) syllables.
  3. Figurative language
  4. Separate lists; date and year; city and state; sentences with a conjunction; pauses
  5. The sun was a bright orange in the sky.
  6. Mneumonic devices
  7. End of sentences showing excitement or emotion
  8. Giving human characteristics to a animal, object, or idea.
  9. Comparing two unlike things without using a connecting word
  10. Where the ocean kissed the southern shore
  11. Describing things, events, or ideas using words related to our five senses.
  12. End of question sentences
  13. Simile, Metaphor, Personification, Imagery
  14. Extreme exaggeration used for effect
  15. Rhyme scheme is the pattern of end rhyme in a poem.
  16. One of the greatest Italian poets
  17. 14 line poem.
  18. Repetition of CONSONANT sounds at the beginning of at least two words in a line of poetry.
  19. sweet, crunchy roasted marshmallows
  20. Comparing two unlike things using like, as or than.
  21. Repetition of sound at the end of words.
  22. Making statements about a real-life situation that downplays its importance or intensity to the point of being ridiculous
  23. Sally sold silly siphons by the sea.
  24. He's as small as a mouse.