LynxOurschoolmascotMyPeakThebestPeak!MonogramA designcomposed ofletters, usuallythe first letterof a nameSimileComparisonof twodissimilarthings usinglike or asJumboshrimpAnoxymoron.sonnet14 line poemwith aregularrhymeschemeIronyThe use ofwords toconvey theopposite oftheir literalmeaning.BlueSchoolcolorEnglishThe bestclass ofthe day!FreeVersepoemhas no realstructureor rhymescheme3A key wordoutline canhave AT THEMOST howmany words?“BecauseI could notstop forDeath”A free versepoem that talksabout lookingback on life andhaving regretsUnilateralOne sided;done by oraffectinganother(person, group,etc)CoupletTwo lines ofpoetry thatrhyme at theend; often acompletethought.PersonificationA figure of speech inwhich an inanimateobject or abstractionis endowed withhuman qualities orabilities.Incorrect, theelephant wasalive and diedslowly andpainfully after30 minsThe elephantdid not sufferany pain inthe essay?RobertFrostWho wrotethe poem“Fire &Ice”?6How manyPeaks are inthiscompetition?FalseI can wearpink hoodiesany day ofthe week.GeorgeOrwell Who wrotethe essay“Shooting anElephant”haikuA poem thathas 5 syllablesin the first andthird lines of thepoem:India in1920’sThe essayis set inwhatcountry?Triumvirate3 persongroup ofauthorityYesCan a key wordoutline haveunlimitednumbers,symbols, andabbreviations?DecimateTo destroy alarge part of; - To kill onein every tenDuplicateTo make anidenticalcopy ofsomething,to repeatWarriorChallengeToday'scompetitionLynxOurschoolmascotMyPeakThebestPeak!MonogramA designcomposed ofletters, usuallythe first letterof a nameSimileComparisonof twodissimilarthings usinglike or asJumboshrimpAnoxymoron.sonnet14 line poemwith aregularrhymeschemeIronyThe use ofwords toconvey theopposite oftheir literalmeaning.BlueSchoolcolorEnglishThe bestclass ofthe day!FreeVersepoemhas no realstructureor rhymescheme3A key wordoutline canhave AT THEMOST howmany words?“BecauseI could notstop forDeath”A free versepoem that talksabout lookingback on life andhaving regretsUnilateralOne sided;done by oraffectinganother(person, group,etc)CoupletTwo lines ofpoetry thatrhyme at theend; often acompletethought.PersonificationA figure of speech inwhich an inanimateobject or abstractionis endowed withhuman qualities orabilities.Incorrect, theelephant wasalive and diedslowly andpainfully after30 minsThe elephantdid not sufferany pain inthe essay?RobertFrostWho wrotethe poem“Fire &Ice”?6How manyPeaks are inthiscompetition?FalseI can wearpink hoodiesany day ofthe week.GeorgeOrwell Who wrotethe essay“Shooting anElephant”haikuA poem thathas 5 syllablesin the first andthird lines of thepoem:India in1920’sThe essayis set inwhatcountry?Triumvirate3 persongroup ofauthorityYesCan a key wordoutline haveunlimitednumbers,symbols, andabbreviations?DecimateTo destroy alarge part of; - To kill onein every tenDuplicateTo make anidenticalcopy ofsomething,to repeatWarriorChallengeToday'scompetition

7th Grade English - 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. Our school mascot
    Lynx
  2. The best Peak!
    My Peak
  3. A design composed of letters, usually the first letter of a name
    Monogram
  4. Comparison of two dissimilar things using like or as
    Simile
  5. An oxymoron.
    Jumbo shrimp
  6. 14 line poem with a regular rhyme scheme
    sonnet
  7. The use of words to convey the opposite of their literal meaning.
    Irony
  8. School color
    Blue
  9. The best class of the day!
    English
  10. has no real structure or rhyme scheme
    Free Verse poem
  11. A key word outline can have AT THE MOST how many words?
    3
  12. A free verse poem that talks about looking back on life and having regrets
    “Because I could not stop for Death”
  13. One sided; done by or affecting another (person, group, etc)
    Unilateral
  14. Two lines of poetry that rhyme at the end; often a complete thought.
    Couplet
  15. A figure of speech in which an inanimate object or abstraction is endowed with human qualities or abilities.
    Personification
  16. The elephant did not suffer any pain in the essay?
    Incorrect, the elephant was alive and died slowly and painfully after 30 mins
  17. Who wrote the poem “Fire & Ice”?
    Robert Frost
  18. How many Peaks are in this competition?
    6
  19. I can wear pink hoodies any day of the week.
    False
  20. Who wrote the essay “Shooting an Elephant”
    George Orwell
  21. A poem that has 5 syllables in the first and third lines of the poem:
    haiku
  22. The essay is set in what country?
    India in 1920’s
  23. 3 person group of authority
    Triumvirate
  24. Can a key word outline have unlimited numbers, symbols, and abbreviations?
    Yes
  25. To destroy a large part of ; - To kill one in every ten
    Decimate
  26. To make an identical copy of something, to repeat
    Duplicate
  27. Today's competition
    Warrior Challenge