(adj) willingand likely topursue alawsuitLitigiousnarrator; thevoice thattalks to thereaderPersona/speakerantonyms:praised,famous,exaltednotoriousFree!what narratorknows/seesis limited toone centralcharacterLimitedOmniscient(n) anobstruction orimpediment;something thatblocks progressHinderance(n) anexperience thatis extremelydifficult or tryingOrdealhow we knowwhat happensin a story;how the storyis toldpoint ofviewsynonyms:implausible,unlikelyinconceivableform of 3rd personPOV where story istold by no one - noway of enteringcharacters' mindsObjectivesynonyms:exile,boycott,blacklistostracize(adj)tranquiland calm;at restPlacid(n) minorsin or fault;a triflingwrongdoingPeccadilloantonyms:rigidity,immobileelasticitythespeaker isall-knowingomniscientsynonyms:flighty,vacillatingFickle(adj) willingand likely topursue alawsuitLitigiousnarrator; thevoice thattalks to thereaderPersona/speakerantonyms:praised,famous,exaltednotoriousFree!what narratorknows/seesis limited toone centralcharacterLimitedOmniscient(n) anobstruction orimpediment;something thatblocks progressHinderance(n) anexperience thatis extremelydifficult or tryingOrdealhow we knowwhat happensin a story;how the storyis toldpoint ofviewsynonyms:implausible,unlikelyinconceivableform of 3rd personPOV where story istold by no one - noway of enteringcharacters' mindsObjectivesynonyms:exile,boycott,blacklistostracize(adj)tranquiland calm;at restPlacid(n) minorsin or fault;a triflingwrongdoingPeccadilloantonyms:rigidity,immobileelasticitythespeaker isall-knowingomniscientsynonyms:flighty,vacillatingFickle

Vocab 6 Bingo - 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. Litigious
    (adj) willing and likely to pursue a lawsuit
  2. Persona/speaker
    narrator; the voice that talks to the reader
  3. notorious
    antonyms: praised, famous, exalted
  4. Free!
  5. Limited Omniscient
    what narrator knows/sees is limited to one central character
  6. Hinderance
    (n) an obstruction or impediment; something that blocks progress
  7. Ordeal
    (n) an experience that is extremely difficult or trying
  8. point of view
    how we know what happens in a story; how the story is told
  9. inconceivable
    synonyms: implausible, unlikely
  10. Objective
    form of 3rd person POV where story is told by no one - no way of entering characters' minds
  11. ostracize
    synonyms: exile, boycott, blacklist
  12. Placid
    (adj) tranquil and calm; at rest
  13. Peccadillo
    (n) minor sin or fault; a trifling wrongdoing
  14. elasticity
    antonyms: rigidity, immobile
  15. omniscient
    the speaker is all-knowing
  16. Fickle
    synonyms: flighty, vacillating