HegemonicMasculinityFree!FriarLawrenceTybaltFoilElizabethanParisPetrarchanLoverA person orforceworkingagainst theprotagonistStar-crossedloversHonourDramaticIronyTo put intoone's ownwordsSoliloquyTragicHeroA speech madealone onstagethat revealsprivatethoughts"KingofCats"MercutioRomeoBenvolioJulietTheChorusCharacterFlawA joke basedon multiplemeanings ofa wordA reference toa well-knownperson, place,event, or storyFriarJohnThe maincharacterof anystoryWordPlayPoisonA characterwith oppositepersonalitytraits of anothercharacterAllusionShakespeareComedy"Ask for metomorrow,and you shallfind me agrave man."AntagonistApersonalityweaknessa situation inwhich theaudience knowsmore than acharacter doesNurseWhensomething funnyhappens duringor after a terribleeventHegemonicMasculinityFree!FriarLawrenceTybaltFoilElizabethanParisPetrarchanLoverA person orforceworkingagainst theprotagonistStar-crossedloversHonourDramaticIronyTo put intoone's ownwordsSoliloquyTragicHeroA speech madealone onstagethat revealsprivatethoughts"KingofCats"MercutioRomeoBenvolioJulietTheChorusCharacterFlawA joke basedon multiplemeanings ofa wordA reference toa well-knownperson, place,event, or storyFriarJohnThe maincharacterof anystoryWordPlayPoisonA characterwith oppositepersonalitytraits of anothercharacterAllusionShakespeareComedy"Ask for metomorrow,and you shallfind me agrave man."AntagonistApersonalityweaknessa situation inwhich theaudience knowsmore than acharacter doesNurseWhensomething funnyhappens duringor after a terribleevent

Romeo and Juliet 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. Hegemonic Masculinity
  2. Free!
  3. Friar Lawrence
  4. Tybalt
  5. Foil
  6. Elizabethan
  7. Paris
  8. Petrarchan Lover
  9. A person or force working against the protagonist
  10. Star-crossed lovers
  11. Honour
  12. Dramatic Irony
  13. To put into one's own words
  14. Soliloquy
  15. Tragic Hero
  16. A speech made alone onstage that reveals private thoughts
  17. "King of Cats"
  18. Mercutio
  19. Romeo
  20. Benvolio
  21. Juliet
  22. The Chorus
  23. Character Flaw
  24. A joke based on multiple meanings of a word
  25. A reference to a well-known person, place, event, or story
  26. Friar John
  27. The main character of any story
  28. Word Play
  29. Poison
  30. A character with opposite personality traits of another character
  31. Allusion
  32. Shakespeare
  33. Comedy
  34. "Ask for me tomorrow, and you shall find me a grave man."
  35. Antagonist
  36. A personality weakness
  37. a situation in which the audience knows more than a character does
  38. Nurse
  39. When something funny happens during or after a terrible event