To tell inyour ownwordsTo provideevidence for, tohelp show thatsomething istrueLesson,moral ormessageof a textSuitable oracceptablefor aparticularsituationTo brieflymention inspeech orwritingA comparisonof two unlikethings withoutusing like orasMaincharacter;often theheroTo outlineor followthecourse ofThe mainproblem orstruggle ina storyAttitudeof thewriterTofindTo show thatsomething islikely truewithoutstating itAn object isgiven humanfeelings,thoughts, orattitudesTo tellinformationagain infewer wordsThe mainproblemin thestoryFeelingthe readergets froma textBeginning ofstory;introduced tothe characterand settingTo combineto form anew complexidea orproductThe mainevents ofa storyComparingtwo thingsusing likeor asTo put indifferentwordsThe firstevent tokickoff therising actionTo putthings intoa particularorderThe timeand theplace of astoryGroup oflines in apoem(similar toparagraphs)Momentwhere maincharacterchanges; AKAthe climaxAnotherword forstoryMeans tosupportor to helpCharacter orforce workingagainst themaincharacterTo tell inyour ownwordsTo provideevidence for, tohelp show thatsomething istrueLesson,moral ormessageof a textSuitable oracceptablefor aparticularsituationTo brieflymention inspeech orwritingA comparisonof two unlikethings withoutusing like orasMaincharacter;often theheroTo outlineor followthecourse ofThe mainproblem orstruggle ina storyAttitudeof thewriterTofindTo show thatsomething islikely truewithoutstating itAn object isgiven humanfeelings,thoughts, orattitudesTo tellinformationagain infewer wordsThe mainproblemin thestoryFeelingthe readergets froma textBeginning ofstory;introduced tothe characterand settingTo combineto form anew complexidea orproductThe mainevents ofa storyComparingtwo thingsusing likeor asTo put indifferentwordsThe firstevent tokickoff therising actionTo putthings intoa particularorderThe timeand theplace of astoryGroup oflines in apoem(similar toparagraphs)Momentwhere maincharacterchanges; AKAthe climaxAnotherword forstoryMeans tosupportor to helpCharacter orforce workingagainst themaincharacter

Vocabulary 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. To tell in your own words
  2. To provide evidence for, to help show that something is true
  3. Lesson, moral or message of a text
  4. Suitable or acceptable for a particular situation
  5. To briefly mention in speech or writing
  6. A comparison of two unlike things without using like or as
  7. Main character; often the hero
  8. To outline or follow the course of
  9. The main problem or struggle in a story
  10. Attitude of the writer
  11. To find
  12. To show that something is likely true without stating it
  13. An object is given human feelings, thoughts, or attitudes
  14. To tell information again in fewer words
  15. The main problem in the story
  16. Feeling the reader gets from a text
  17. Beginning of story; introduced to the character and setting
  18. To combine to form a new complex idea or product
  19. The main events of a story
  20. Comparing two things using like or as
  21. To put in different words
  22. The first event to kickoff the rising action
  23. To put things into a particular order
  24. The time and the place of a story
  25. Group of lines in a poem (similar to paragraphs)
  26. Moment where main character changes; AKA the climax
  27. Another word for story
  28. Means to support or to help
  29. Character or force working against the main character