Noun Dynamic character Inference Onomatopoeia Mood Symbol Irony Theme Prose Personification Resolution Simile Suspense Moral Point of view Second person Climax Stanza Alliteration Metaphor Third person Free verse Omniscient narrator Adjective Narrative Plot Exposition Round character Blank verse Protagonist Dialect Parody Non- fiction Synecdoche Initial incident Verb Literal meaning Conflict Universality Pronoun First- person Figurative language Extended metaphor Understatement Motivation Static character Hyperbole Denouement Flashback Atmosphere Antagonist Tone Adverb Rhyme Setting Assonance Imagery Character Foreshadowing Allusion Stereotype Fiction Cliché Paradox Noun Dynamic character Inference Onomatopoeia Mood Symbol Irony Theme Prose Personification Resolution Simile Suspense Moral Point of view Second person Climax Stanza Alliteration Metaphor Third person Free verse Omniscient narrator Adjective Narrative Plot Exposition Round character Blank verse Protagonist Dialect Parody Non- fiction Synecdoche Initial incident Verb Literal meaning Conflict Universality Pronoun First- person Figurative language Extended metaphor Understatement Motivation Static character Hyperbole Denouement Flashback Atmosphere Antagonist Tone Adverb Rhyme Setting Assonance Imagery Character Foreshadowing Allusion Stereotype Fiction Cliché Paradox
(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.
Noun
Dynamic character
Inference
Onomatopoeia
Mood
Symbol
Irony
Theme
Prose
Personification
Resolution
Simile
Suspense
Moral
Point of view
Second person
Climax
Stanza
Alliteration
Metaphor
Third person
Free verse
Omniscient narrator
Adjective
Narrative
Plot
Exposition
Round character
Blank verse
Protagonist
Dialect
Parody
Non-fiction
Synecdoche
Initial incident
Verb
Literal meaning
Conflict
Universality
Pronoun
First-person
Figurative language
Extended metaphor
Understatement
Motivation
Static character
Hyperbole
Denouement
Flashback
Atmosphere
Antagonist
Tone
Adverb
Rhyme
Setting
Assonance
Imagery
Character
Foreshadowing
Allusion
Stereotype
Fiction
Cliché
Paradox