(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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This structure is in order from first to last. This doesn’t skip around and uses the key words such as first, second,
Last, finally, then and after.
Chronological
This is the big “Ah HA!” moment or the turning point in the story. This is usually where the conflict in the story is
confronted.
Climax
This structure is where the author reveals an event that has happened and then discusses how the event has
Impacted other things.
Cause/Effect
This can be identified with the examples the author chooses, the words they choose.
Point of view
This figurative language device replicates the sound an object makes.
Onomatopoeia
The figurative language device where you use like or as to compare two things.
Simile
This figurative language device is the repetition of the beginning letters and sounds. NOT VOWELS.
Alliteration
the beginning of the story. Introduces the characters and describes the setting.
Exposition
Numbers used a evidence. This can be ratios, percentages, etc.
Statistics
this can be man v. man, man v. nature or man v. the world. Everything outside of the body that can cause
People problem.
External Conflict
These are the events of the story that happen after the climax. These events are usually a result of the climax.
Falling Action
This is the overall layout of a paragraph or entire text. Author’s select specific styles to help the reader understand
What they are talking about and by making it easier to follow.
Structure
These are the events of the story that develop the conflict of the story.
Rising Action
This structure usually deals with a Venn Diagram and shows the similarities and differences between two
Or more things.
Compare/Contrast
– This figurative language device is where you compare two things WITHOUT using the words like or as.
Metaphor
The literal definition of a word.
Denotative
This means that the poets do not have to follow traditional rules of grammar when creating poetry.
Poetic License
This is what the characters are saying to each other in movies, audio clips and texts.
Dialogue
This is basically the paragraph of the poem.
Stanza
This is the pattern of rhymes at the end of each line. This can be AA, BB/ AB, AB/ ABCB.
Rhyme Scheme
This type of writing can be based on opinion or bias.
subjective
The opposite of the main claim of the text.
Counterclaim
This type of writing is purely based on fact, there is NO bias or opinion.
Objective
This figurative language device is where you see human like qualities to inanimate objects, not living things.
Personification
This word means to expand on your thoughts using different techniques such as real life examples.
Elaborate
This structure is when there is a type of problem and then the rest of the paragraph or essay is focused on
Resolving the issue(s).
Problem/Solution
way the author expresses his attitude. This can change very quickly or may remain the same throughout the
story.
Tone
The main character in a text or story.
Protagonist
The character who opposes the protagonist in a text or story.
Antagonist
This piece of structure helps readers understand uncommon definitions and or historical information. This is at
The bottom of the paper.
Footnotes
– this is the end of the story where the characters usually have resolved their issues.
Resolution
This includes exposition, rising action, climax, falling action, resolution. It also includes internal conflict and
external conflict.
Elements of Plot
this is a problem the character is having within themselves such as having a difficult time choosing between
Friends, making a life changing decision, etc.
Internal Conflict
For example, blue is a color, but it is also a word used to describe a feeling of sadness, as in:
“She's feeling blue.” This can be either positive, negative, or neutral.
Connotative