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