SimileAcomparisonusing "like"or "as"AlliterationRepeating asound at thebeginning ofwords.PrepositionalPhraseconnects anobject to thepreposition; Ex.The crazy cat ison top of thecomputerRepetitionRepeated useof sounds,words, or ideasfor effect andemphasisVerbconveysACTION,OCCURRENCE,or STATE OFBEINGInferencinga conclusionor opinionreachedbased onknown factsNounperson, aplace, athing oran ideaTextEvidencea piece ofinformation from atext that we use tosupport our ideas,beliefs, opinions,and argumentsPlagiarizeto steal andpass off (theideas or wordsof another) asone's ownAnalogycompares twothings that aremostly differentfrom each otherbut have sometraits in commonAdverbdescribesactionAdjectiveDescribingwords:describethe nounHyperboleUsesexaggeration toexpress strongemotion, make apoint, or evokehumorMetaphoreComparetwo thingswithout using"lie" or "as"FigurativeLanguageNot literallanguage;notrealisticForeshadowingwhen the authorgives you hintsabout what willhappen later onin the storyAntagonistA person whoopposesmaincharacter;bad guyProtagonistMaincharacter ina story: thegood personOnomatopoeiaWordsrepresentingsoundThemeMessage/Moralof a storyPointof Viewthe narrator'svoice: first,second, orthird personSynonyma word whichmeans thesame or issimilar toanother wordMainIdeaWhat thestory ismainlyabout: topicAntonyma word thathas theoppositemeaning ofanother word.IdiomA common,expression thatdoesn't makesense if youtake it literallyStanzaa group ofrelated lines in apoem that makeup one sectionwithin the poemPersonificationGiving non-humanthings ahumancharacteristicSimileAcomparisonusing "like"or "as"AlliterationRepeating asound at thebeginning ofwords.PrepositionalPhraseconnects anobject to thepreposition; Ex.The crazy cat ison top of thecomputerRepetitionRepeated useof sounds,words, or ideasfor effect andemphasisVerbconveysACTION,OCCURRENCE,or STATE OFBEINGInferencinga conclusionor opinionreachedbased onknown factsNounperson, aplace, athing oran ideaTextEvidencea piece ofinformation from atext that we use tosupport our ideas,beliefs, opinions,and argumentsPlagiarizeto steal andpass off (theideas or wordsof another) asone's ownAnalogycompares twothings that aremostly differentfrom each otherbut have sometraits in commonAdverbdescribesactionAdjectiveDescribingwords:describethe nounHyperboleUsesexaggeration toexpress strongemotion, make apoint, or evokehumorMetaphoreComparetwo thingswithout using"lie" or "as"FigurativeLanguageNot literallanguage;notrealisticForeshadowingwhen the authorgives you hintsabout what willhappen later onin the storyAntagonistA person whoopposesmaincharacter;bad guyProtagonistMaincharacter ina story: thegood personOnomatopoeiaWordsrepresentingsoundThemeMessage/Moralof a storyPointof Viewthe narrator'svoice: first,second, orthird personSynonyma word whichmeans thesame or issimilar toanother wordMainIdeaWhat thestory ismainlyabout: topicAntonyma word thathas theoppositemeaning ofanother word.IdiomA common,expression thatdoesn't makesense if youtake it literallyStanzaa group ofrelated lines in apoem that makeup one sectionwithin the poemPersonificationGiving non-humanthings ahumancharacteristic

5th Grade - ELA 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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