MetaphoricallyDictionProseIronyConnotationBiasElaborativetechniquesCharacterizationChCounterargumentOriginalWritingAuthor'sperspectiveArgumentLiterallyCitingEvidenceTextDrivenIdeasanecdoteMooSynthesizingTextStructurePacingSummarizingColloquialismControllingideaCentralMainIdeaFlashbackForeshadowingClaimToneStudentdrivenideasFallacyMoodStaticcharacterAuthor'sCraft/StyleInferencingRoundCharacterWhat makes MainIdea #1 and MainIdea #2 related?Main idea #2 and #3have in common?How is the thesisrelated to the mainideas?MetaphoricallyDictionProseIronyConnotationBiasElaborativetechniquesCharacterizationChCounterargumentOriginalWritingAuthor'sperspectiveArgumentLiterallyCitingEvidenceTextDrivenIdeasanecdoteMooSynthesizingTextStructurePacingSummarizingColloquialismControllingideaCentralMainIdeaFlashbackForeshadowingClaimToneStudentdrivenideasFallacyMoodStaticcharacterAuthor'sCraft/StyleInferencingRoundCharacterWhat makes MainIdea #1 and MainIdea #2 related?Main idea #2 and #3have in common?How is the thesisrelated to the mainideas?

Reviewing Literary/Argumentative Terms 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. Metaphorically
  2. Diction
  3. Prose
  4. Irony
  5. Connotation
  6. Bias
  7. Elaborative techniques
  8. Ch
    Characterization
  9. Counterargument
  10. Original Writing
  11. Author's perspective
  12. Argument
  13. Literally
  14. Citing Evidence
  15. Text Driven Ideas
  16. anecdote
  17. Moo
  18. Synthesizing
  19. Text Structure
  20. Pacing
  21. Summarizing
  22. Colloquialism
  23. Controlling idea
  24. Central Main Idea
  25. Flashback
  26. Foreshadowing
  27. Claim
  28. Tone
  29. Student driven ideas
  30. Fallacy
  31. Mood
  32. Static character
  33. Author's Craft/Style
  34. Inferencing
  35. Round Character
  36. What makes Main Idea #1 and Main Idea #2 related? Main idea #2 and #3 have in common? How is the thesis related to the main ideas?