drama key/supporting details elements of nonfiction irony defense of a claim imagery characteri- zation fact plot analysis literary element generalization draw conclusion cultural significance elements of fiction differentiate connotation multiple- meaning words mood foreshadowing informational text literary device climax alliteration headings, graphics, and charts key words fiction hyperbole nonfiction dialogue opinion metaphor affix dramatic script focus point of view allegory personification character context clues flashback first person author's purpose literary form main idea narrator allusion monologue poetry explain interpret evaluate conflict/ problem motif exposition antonym inference narrative explicit figurative language compare/ contrast biography diction dialect literary nonfiction bias argument/ proposition prefix literary movement implicit falling action drama key/supporting details elements of nonfiction irony defense of a claim imagery characteri- zation fact plot analysis literary element generalization draw conclusion cultural significance elements of fiction differentiate connotation multiple- meaning words mood foreshadowing informational text literary device climax alliteration headings, graphics, and charts key words fiction hyperbole nonfiction dialogue opinion metaphor affix dramatic script focus point of view allegory personification character context clues flashback first person author's purpose literary form main idea narrator allusion monologue poetry explain interpret evaluate conflict/ problem motif exposition antonym inference narrative explicit figurative language compare/ contrast biography diction dialect literary nonfiction bias argument/ proposition prefix literary movement implicit falling action
(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.
drama
key/supporting details
elements of nonfiction
irony
defense of
a claim
imagery
characteri-zation
fact
plot
analysis
literary element
generalization
draw conclusion
cultural
significance
elements of fiction
differentiate
connotation
multiple-meaning words
mood
foreshadowing
informational text
literary device
climax
alliteration
headings, graphics, and charts
key words
fiction
hyperbole
nonfiction
dialogue
opinion
metaphor
affix
dramatic
script
focus
point of view
allegory
personification
character
context
clues
flashback
first person
author's
purpose
literary form
main idea
narrator
allusion
monologue
poetry
explain
interpret
evaluate
conflict/
problem
motif
exposition
antonym
inference
narrative
explicit
figurative language
compare/
contrast
biography
diction
dialect
literary nonfiction
bias
argument/
proposition
prefix
literary movement
implicit
falling action