conflictthemeexaggerationpropsI am used tohelp make ascene in adrama morerealisticinformFree!Mark yourspace; it'sFREE!!!persuademeterfictionplaywrightI writedramascompareandcontrastan organizationalpattern that showssimilarities anddifferences of two ormore topicsfirstpersonchronologyautobiographyironywhen oneexpects onething, butsomethingunexpectedtakes placechronologicalOrderbasedon timelineorganizationalpatternHowinformationaltext is writtenplotauthor'spurposedramawherecharactersact out thenarrative.entertainopinionclaima position aone takeswhenarguing apointbiographythirdpersonlimitedthe narratoronly knowsthe thoughtsof onecharacterfreeverselyricalrelationshipsinciteto begin,stir up orinstigatescenea part ofan ACT ina dramacentralideaanotherword formain ideaproblem-solutionan organizationalpattern that statesthe issue andprovides a way tosolve that issuepositionstanzaconveytocommunicate;make knowndialogueAt least 2charactersareconversingpoetrycounter-argumentoneacknowledgesthe opposingside's pointinfluencefactThirdpersonomniscientthe narratorknows thecharacters ofallcharactersmonologueOne character ina drama revealshis/her thoughtsto the audienceonlyimageryTPDASTTStrategyused toanalyzepoetryscriptThedocumentused to writethe dialogueof a dramaproceduraltextSteps onewould taketo completea taskrhymestanzaa groupof lines ina poemstagedirectionsMy purpose isto tell the actorwhat to dowhen they areperformingnonfictionA piece oftext thatis trueconflictthemeexaggerationpropsI am used tohelp make ascene in adrama morerealisticinformFree!Mark yourspace; it'sFREE!!!persuademeterfictionplaywrightI writedramascompareandcontrastan organizationalpattern that showssimilarities anddifferences of two ormore topicsfirstpersonchronologyautobiographyironywhen oneexpects onething, butsomethingunexpectedtakes placechronologicalOrderbasedon timelineorganizationalpatternHowinformationaltext is writtenplotauthor'spurposedramawherecharactersact out thenarrative.entertainopinionclaima position aone takeswhenarguing apointbiographythirdpersonlimitedthe narratoronly knowsthe thoughtsof onecharacterfreeverselyricalrelationshipsinciteto begin,stir up orinstigatescenea part ofan ACT ina dramacentralideaanotherword formain ideaproblem-solutionan organizationalpattern that statesthe issue andprovides a way tosolve that issuepositionstanzaconveytocommunicate;make knowndialogueAt least 2charactersareconversingpoetrycounter-argumentoneacknowledgesthe opposingside's pointinfluencefactThirdpersonomniscientthe narratorknows thecharacters ofallcharactersmonologueOne character ina drama revealshis/her thoughtsto the audienceonlyimageryTPDASTTStrategyused toanalyzepoetryscriptThedocumentused to writethe dialogueof a dramaproceduraltextSteps onewould taketo completea taskrhymestanzaa groupof lines ina poemstagedirectionsMy purpose isto tell the actorwhat to dowhen they areperformingnonfictionA piece oftext thatis true

STAAR Reading Review - 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. conflict
  2. theme
  3. exaggeration
  4. I am used to help make a scene in a drama more realistic
    props
  5. inform
  6. Mark your space; it's FREE!!!
    Free!
  7. persuade
  8. meter
  9. fiction
  10. I write dramas
    playwright
  11. an organizational pattern that shows similarities and differences of two or more topics
    compare and contrast
  12. first person
  13. chronology
  14. autobiography
  15. when one expects one thing, but something unexpected takes place
    irony
  16. Order based on time
    chronological
  17. line
  18. How informational text is written
    organizational pattern
  19. plot
  20. author's purpose
  21. where characters act out the narrative.
    drama
  22. entertain
  23. opinion
  24. a position a one takes when arguing a point
    claim
  25. biography
  26. the narrator only knows the thoughts of one character
    third person limited
  27. free verse
  28. lyrical
  29. relationships
  30. to begin, stir up or instigate
    incite
  31. a part of an ACT in a drama
    scene
  32. another word for main idea
    central idea
  33. an organizational pattern that states the issue and provides a way to solve that issue
    problem-solution
  34. position
  35. stanza
  36. to communicate; make known
    convey
  37. At least 2 characters are conversing
    dialogue
  38. poetry
  39. one acknowledges the opposing side's point
    counter-argument
  40. influence
  41. fact
  42. the narrator knows the characters of all characters
    Third person omniscient
  43. One character in a drama reveals his/her thoughts to the audience only
    monologue
  44. imagery
  45. Strategy used to analyze poetry
    TPDASTT
  46. The document used to write the dialogue of a drama
    script
  47. Steps one would take to complete a task
    procedural text
  48. rhyme
  49. a group of lines in a poem
    stanza
  50. My purpose is to tell the actor what to do when they are performing
    stage directions
  51. A piece of text that is true
    nonfiction