lyricpoetrya poem thatcreates a single,vivid impression ofan object, person,or moment in time.point ofviewthe perspective,or vantagepoint, fromwhich a story istoldindicativeverbmoodverb moodthat declaresa fact oropinionhorizonthe linewhere thesky and landappear tomeetinterrogativeverb moodverbmood thatasks aquestiondenotationa word'sdictionarymeaningstraggledhung inmessystrandswearilyin atiredwayquotationsexact statementsfrom personalinterviews orconversations withwith the subjects ofa narrativepatronizedto be undercutor talkeddown to by aperson inauthoritydialoguethe actual wordsspoken bypeople/charactersin a storynarrativepoema poem that tells astory and includesthe main elements ofa short story -characters, setting,conflict, and plotactivevoicewhen thesubjectperformsthe actionexamplesfact, idea, orevent thatsupports anidea orinsightchronologicalorderwhere one eventproceeds to thenext in the order inwhich they actuallyhappenedpsychologicalhaving to dowith themind asopposed tothe bodynonfictionnarrativetells the truestory of eventsthe writer orsomeone elsehas experiencedbeamingsmilingbroadlyimmensehugecomparisonandcontrastessayAn essay in whichthe author lays outthe differencesand similaritiesbetween twosubjectspassivevoicewhen thesubjectreceivesthe action1stpersonpoint ofviewPresents thestory from theperspectiveof a characterin the story.transitionswords andphrases thatshowrelationshipsamong eventsand ideas3rdpersonlimitedreveals onlythe thoughtsand feelingsof a singlecharacterconnotationset of ideasassociated witha word inaddition to itsexplicitmeaningfatiguephysical ormentalexhaustionfraildelicate,weakwordchoiceauthor chooseswords based onintendedaudience andthe work'spurposenumerousmanymonologuea lengthyspeech given bya character thatexpresses thecharacter's pointof viewawakeningsthe momentsof waking upor becomingaware ofsomethingsymbolismanything thatstands for orrepresentssomethingelse3rdpersonpoint ofviewtells story fromperspective ofnarrator outsidethe storyimperativeverbmoodverbmood thatgives acommandsheepishlyin anembarrassedwayresolutiontheoutcome ofthe conflictin a plotanecdotesa brief storyabout aninteresting,amusing, orstrange eventtonewriter'sattitudetoward his/heraudience andsubject3rd personomniscientnarrator knowseverything thathappens andreveals whateach characterthinks and feelsmajesticgrand;impressivethemecentralmessage,concern, orpurpose in aliterary workobligationsties andresponsibilitieslyricpoetrya poem thatcreates a single,vivid impression ofan object, person,or moment in time.point ofviewthe perspective,or vantagepoint, fromwhich a story istoldindicativeverbmoodverb moodthat declaresa fact oropinionhorizonthe linewhere thesky and landappear tomeetinterrogativeverb moodverbmood thatasks aquestiondenotationa word'sdictionarymeaningstraggledhung inmessystrandswearilyin atiredwayquotationsexact statementsfrom personalinterviews orconversations withwith the subjects ofa narrativepatronizedto be undercutor talkeddown to by aperson inauthoritydialoguethe actual wordsspoken bypeople/charactersin a storynarrativepoema poem that tells astory and includesthe main elements ofa short story -characters, setting,conflict, and plotactivevoicewhen thesubjectperformsthe actionexamplesfact, idea, orevent thatsupports anidea orinsightchronologicalorderwhere one eventproceeds to thenext in the order inwhich they actuallyhappenedpsychologicalhaving to dowith themind asopposed tothe bodynonfictionnarrativetells the truestory of eventsthe writer orsomeone elsehas experiencedbeamingsmilingbroadlyimmensehugecomparisonandcontrastessayAn essay in whichthe author lays outthe differencesand similaritiesbetween twosubjectspassivevoicewhen thesubjectreceivesthe action1stpersonpoint ofviewPresents thestory from theperspectiveof a characterin the story.transitionswords andphrases thatshowrelationshipsamong eventsand ideas3rdpersonlimitedreveals onlythe thoughtsand feelingsof a singlecharacterconnotationset of ideasassociated witha word inaddition to itsexplicitmeaningfatiguephysical ormentalexhaustionfraildelicate,weakwordchoiceauthor chooseswords based onintendedaudience andthe work'spurposenumerousmanymonologuea lengthyspeech given bya character thatexpresses thecharacter's pointof viewawakeningsthe momentsof waking upor becomingaware ofsomethingsymbolismanything thatstands for orrepresentssomethingelse3rdpersonpoint ofviewtells story fromperspective ofnarrator outsidethe storyimperativeverbmoodverbmood thatgives acommandsheepishlyin anembarrassedwayresolutiontheoutcome ofthe conflictin a plotanecdotesa brief storyabout aninteresting,amusing, orstrange eventtonewriter'sattitudetoward his/heraudience andsubject3rd personomniscientnarrator knowseverything thathappens andreveals whateach characterthinks and feelsmajesticgrand;impressivethemecentralmessage,concern, orpurpose in aliterary workobligationsties andresponsibilities

My Perspectives Unit 1 Review - Rites of Passage - 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. a poem that creates a single, vivid impression of an object, person, or moment in time.
    lyric poetry
  2. the perspective, or vantage point, from which a story is told
    point of view
  3. verb mood that declares a fact or opinion
    indicative verb mood
  4. the line where the sky and land appear to meet
    horizon
  5. verb mood that asks a question
    interrogative verb mood
  6. a word's dictionary meaning
    denotation
  7. hung in messy strands
    straggled
  8. in a tired way
    wearily
  9. exact statements from personal interviews or conversations with with the subjects of a narrative
    quotations
  10. to be undercut or talked down to by a person in authority
    patronized
  11. the actual words spoken by people/characters in a story
    dialogue
  12. a poem that tells a story and includes the main elements of a short story - characters, setting, conflict, and plot
    narrative poem
  13. when the subject performs the action
    active voice
  14. fact, idea, or event that supports an idea or insight
    examples
  15. where one event proceeds to the next in the order in which they actually happened
    chronological order
  16. having to do with the mind as opposed to the body
    psychological
  17. tells the true story of events the writer or someone else has experienced
    nonfiction narrative
  18. smiling broadly
    beaming
  19. huge
    immense
  20. An essay in which the author lays out the differences and similarities between two subjects
    comparison and contrast essay
  21. when the subject receives the action
    passive voice
  22. Presents the story from the perspective of a character in the story.
    1st person point of view
  23. words and phrases that show relationships among events and ideas
    transitions
  24. reveals only the thoughts and feelings of a single character
    3rd person limited
  25. set of ideas associated with a word in addition to its explicit meaning
    connotation
  26. physical or mental exhaustion
    fatigue
  27. delicate, weak
    frail
  28. author chooses words based on intended audience and the work's purpose
    word choice
  29. many
    numerous
  30. a lengthy speech given by a character that expresses the character's point of view
    monologue
  31. the moments of waking up or becoming aware of something
    awakenings
  32. anything that stands for or represents something else
    symbolism
  33. tells story from perspective of narrator outside the story
    3rd person point of view
  34. verb mood that gives a command
    imperative verb mood
  35. in an embarrassed way
    sheepishly
  36. the outcome of the conflict in a plot
    resolution
  37. a brief story about an interesting, amusing, or strange event
    anecdotes
  38. writer's attitude toward his/her audience and subject
    tone
  39. narrator knows everything that happens and reveals what each character thinks and feels
    3rd person omniscient
  40. grand; impressive
    majestic
  41. central message, concern, or purpose in a literary work
    theme
  42. ties and responsibilities
    obligations