OnomatopoeiaUse ofwords thatmimic asoundCaesuraMid-linepauseLyricThis poetryhas amusicalqualityRhymecorrespondenceof terminalsoundsScansionthe art ofmarking themetricalpatterns ofpoetrySatirework thatpokes funat societalflawMeter basicrhythmicstructureof poetryStanzasPoeticparagraphRhythmthe patternof strongand weaksoundsLimerickFive-line,humorouspoemVillanelle19-line poemwith 2repeatingrhymes and2 refrainsAcrosticPoetrywhere thefirst letters ofeach linespell a wordConceitextendedmetaphorConnotationAssociatedmeaning ofwordsIronyReferring tosomethingthat is not asit seemsSonnet14-linelovepoemHaikuJapanesepoetrystyle with3 linesHyperboleexaggerationMetaphorComparingtwo thingswithout likeor asSymbolobject orcharacterthatrepresentsanotherImagerydescriptivelanguageQuatrainAny fourlines ofpoetryAllusionReferencein onework toanotherPersonificationGiving humanqualities toinanimateobjects, ideas,or animalsAllegoryStory of twomeanings --a literal anda symbolicmeaningPoetWriterofpoetryFootunit ofmeasurementin poetryAlliterationRepetitionof initialconsonantsoundsEnjambmentContinuation ofa line of poetryto the next linewithoutpunctuationOnomatopoeiaUse ofwords thatmimic asoundCaesuraMid-linepauseLyricThis poetryhas amusicalqualityRhymecorrespondenceof terminalsoundsScansionthe art ofmarking themetricalpatterns ofpoetrySatirework thatpokes funat societalflawMeter basicrhythmicstructureof poetryStanzasPoeticparagraphRhythmthe patternof strongand weaksoundsLimerickFive-line,humorouspoemVillanelle19-line poemwith 2repeatingrhymes and2 refrainsAcrosticPoetrywhere thefirst letters ofeach linespell a wordConceitextendedmetaphorConnotationAssociatedmeaning ofwordsIronyReferring tosomethingthat is not asit seemsSonnet14-linelovepoemHaikuJapanesepoetrystyle with3 linesHyperboleexaggerationMetaphorComparingtwo thingswithout likeor asSymbolobject orcharacterthatrepresentsanotherImagerydescriptivelanguageQuatrainAny fourlines ofpoetryAllusionReferencein onework toanotherPersonificationGiving humanqualities toinanimateobjects, ideas,or animalsAllegoryStory of twomeanings --a literal anda symbolicmeaningPoetWriterofpoetryFootunit ofmeasurementin poetryAlliterationRepetitionof initialconsonantsoundsEnjambmentContinuation ofa line of poetryto the next linewithoutpunctuation

Poetry 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. Use of words that mimic a sound
    Onomatopoeia
  2. Mid-line pause
    Caesura
  3. This poetry has a musical quality
    Lyric
  4. correspondence of terminal sounds
    Rhyme
  5. the art of marking the metrical patterns of poetry
    Scansion
  6. work that pokes fun at societal flaw
    Satire
  7. basic rhythmic structure of poetry
    Meter
  8. Poetic paragraph
    Stanzas
  9. the pattern of strong and weak sounds
    Rhythm
  10. Five-line, humorous poem
    Limerick
  11. 19-line poem with 2 repeating rhymes and 2 refrains
    Villanelle
  12. Poetry where the first letters of each line spell a word
    Acrostic
  13. extended metaphor
    Conceit
  14. Associated meaning of words
    Connotation
  15. Referring to something that is not as it seems
    Irony
  16. 14-line love poem
    Sonnet
  17. Japanese poetry style with 3 lines
    Haiku
  18. exaggeration
    Hyperbole
  19. Comparing two things without like or as
    Metaphor
  20. object or character that represents another
    Symbol
  21. descriptive language
    Imagery
  22. Any four lines of poetry
    Quatrain
  23. Reference in one work to another
    Allusion
  24. Giving human qualities to inanimate objects, ideas, or animals
    Personification
  25. Story of two meanings -- a literal and a symbolic meaning
    Allegory
  26. Writer of poetry
    Poet
  27. unit of measurement in poetry
    Foot
  28. Repetition of initial consonant sounds
    Alliteration
  29. Continuation of a line of poetry to the next line without punctuation
    Enjambment