Conjunction(a word thatjoins wordsor phrases)Idiom(figurativelanguage)Irregular Verb(a verb that isnot madepast tensewith "ed")Adjective (aword thatmodifies anoun)Denotation(the literalmeaning ofa word)Connotations(the feelingsor judgementsassociatedwith a word)Antonymns(words withoppositemeanings)Abstract Noun(a noun thatdescribes anidea orquality)Onomatopoeia(a word thatsounds like thething it'sdescribing)Metaphor(suggeststhat differentthings are thesame thing)Allusion(reference toa cultural,historical orliterary idea)Hyperbole(exaggeration)Analogy (adetailedcomparison)Interjection(a word ofphrase thatconveys andemotion)Noun (aperson,place orthing)Simile(uses "like"or "as" tomake acomparison)Irregular noun(a noun that isnot madeplural with "s"or "es")Verbal Irony(saying theopposite ofwhat youmean)Nuance(smalldifferencesin meaning)Alliteration(repetitivesounds)Personification(gives nonhuman thingshumanattributes)Adverb (aword thatmodifies averb)Proverb(gives adviceor states atruth)Concrete Noun (anoun describingsomething you cansee smell, taste,touch, or feel)Conjunction(a word thatjoins wordsor phrases)Idiom(figurativelanguage)Irregular Verb(a verb that isnot madepast tensewith "ed")Adjective (aword thatmodifies anoun)Denotation(the literalmeaning ofa word)Connotations(the feelingsor judgementsassociatedwith a word)Antonymns(words withoppositemeanings)Abstract Noun(a noun thatdescribes anidea orquality)Onomatopoeia(a word thatsounds like thething it'sdescribing)Metaphor(suggeststhat differentthings are thesame thing)Allusion(reference toa cultural,historical orliterary idea)Hyperbole(exaggeration)Analogy (adetailedcomparison)Interjection(a word ofphrase thatconveys andemotion)Noun (aperson,place orthing)Simile(uses "like"or "as" tomake acomparison)Irregular noun(a noun that isnot madeplural with "s"or "es")Verbal Irony(saying theopposite ofwhat youmean)Nuance(smalldifferencesin meaning)Alliteration(repetitivesounds)Personification(gives nonhuman thingshumanattributes)Adverb (aword thatmodifies averb)Proverb(gives adviceor states atruth)Concrete Noun (anoun describingsomething you cansee smell, taste,touch, or feel)

Reading Vocabulary 1 - 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. Conjunction (a word that joins words or phrases)
  2. Idiom (figurative language)
  3. Irregular Verb (a verb that is not made past tense with "ed")
  4. Adjective (a word that modifies a noun)
  5. Denotation (the literal meaning of a word)
  6. Connotations (the feelings or judgements associated with a word)
  7. Antonymns (words with opposite meanings)
  8. Abstract Noun (a noun that describes an idea or quality)
  9. Onomatopoeia (a word that sounds like the thing it's describing)
  10. Metaphor (suggests that different things are the same thing)
  11. Allusion (reference to a cultural, historical or literary idea)
  12. Hyperbole (exaggeration)
  13. Analogy (a detailed comparison)
  14. Interjection (a word of phrase that conveys and emotion)
  15. Noun (a person, place or thing)
  16. Simile (uses "like" or "as" to make a comparison)
  17. Irregular noun (a noun that is not made plural with "s" or "es")
  18. Verbal Irony (saying the opposite of what you mean)
  19. Nuance (small differences in meaning)
  20. Alliteration (repetitive sounds)
  21. Personification (gives non human things human attributes)
  22. Adverb (a word that modifies a verb)
  23. Proverb (gives advice or states a truth)
  24. Concrete Noun (a noun describing something you can see smell, taste, touch, or feel)