predictingusinginformationfrom a story todetermine whatwill happennextpoint ofviewthe narrativeperspectivein which thestory is toldchronologicalinformationis organizedin order oftimethirdpersonlimitednarrator tellsthoughts andfeelings ofonecharacterdialoguewhencharactersspeak; isseparated withquotationmarkssecondpersonused for givinginstructions;uses you, fromyourperspectivenarrationwhen thenarratorspeakstextstructurehow theinformationwithin awritten text isorganizeddictionarya book ofwordmeaningsheadinga short phrase,sentence, orquestion thathighlights a keypointfictionanimaginarystory, fake,not trueinferenceto figure outmeaningwith aneducatedguessthirdpersonobjectivenarrator doesnot reveal anycharacter'sthoughts orfeelingssubheadingtitle of asmall sectionof textunderneatha headingreferencessources that tellinformation abouta word (includesdictionaries,glossaries, andthesauruses)compareandcontrastdifferences andsimilarities oftwo or morethings arediscussedthesaurusa dictionaryof synonymsandantonymsfirstpersonthe narratoris a part ofthe story;often uses Ior weauthor'sperspectivethe way anauthor thinksor feelsaboutsomethingnonfictionwritingthat istruefactsomething said tobe true orsupposed to havehappened;statement that canbe provedopinionsomething believedto have occurred,existed or believedto be true;statements cannotbe provedcontextcluesinformation thatappears near aword or phrasethat is used tohelp figure outits meaningsummarizingto give a briefstatement ofthe main ideasof text; to tellwhat'simportantthirdpersonomniscientnarrator is all-knowing and tellsthe thoughts andfeelings of morethan one characterpredictingusinginformationfrom a story todetermine whatwill happennextpoint ofviewthe narrativeperspectivein which thestory is toldchronologicalinformationis organizedin order oftimethirdpersonlimitednarrator tellsthoughts andfeelings ofonecharacterdialoguewhencharactersspeak; isseparated withquotationmarkssecondpersonused for givinginstructions;uses you, fromyourperspectivenarrationwhen thenarratorspeakstextstructurehow theinformationwithin awritten text isorganizeddictionarya book ofwordmeaningsheadinga short phrase,sentence, orquestion thathighlights a keypointfictionanimaginarystory, fake,not trueinferenceto figure outmeaningwith aneducatedguessthirdpersonobjectivenarrator doesnot reveal anycharacter'sthoughts orfeelingssubheadingtitle of asmall sectionof textunderneatha headingreferencessources that tellinformation abouta word (includesdictionaries,glossaries, andthesauruses)compareandcontrastdifferences andsimilarities oftwo or morethings arediscussedthesaurusa dictionaryof synonymsandantonymsfirstpersonthe narratoris a part ofthe story;often uses Ior weauthor'sperspectivethe way anauthor thinksor feelsaboutsomethingnonfictionwritingthat istruefactsomething said tobe true orsupposed to havehappened;statement that canbe provedopinionsomething believedto have occurred,existed or believedto be true;statements cannotbe provedcontextcluesinformation thatappears near aword or phrasethat is used tohelp figure outits meaningsummarizingto give a briefstatement ofthe main ideasof text; to tellwhat'simportantthirdpersonomniscientnarrator is all-knowing and tellsthe thoughts andfeelings of morethan one character

Academic Vocabulary Q1 - 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. using information from a story to determine what will happen next
    predicting
  2. the narrative perspective in which the story is told
    point of view
  3. information is organized in order of time
    chronological
  4. narrator tells thoughts and feelings of one character
    third person limited
  5. when characters speak; is separated with quotation marks
    dialogue
  6. used for giving instructions; uses you, from your perspective
    second person
  7. when the narrator speaks
    narration
  8. how the information within a written text is organized
    text structure
  9. a book of word meanings
    dictionary
  10. a short phrase, sentence, or question that highlights a key point
    heading
  11. an imaginary story, fake, not true
    fiction
  12. to figure out meaning with an educated guess
    inference
  13. narrator does not reveal any character's thoughts or feelings
    third person objective
  14. title of a small section of text underneath a heading
    subheading
  15. sources that tell information about a word (includes dictionaries, glossaries, and thesauruses)
    references
  16. differences and similarities of two or more things are discussed
    compare and contrast
  17. a dictionary of synonyms and antonyms
    thesaurus
  18. the narrator is a part of the story; often uses I or we
    first person
  19. the way an author thinks or feels about something
    author's perspective
  20. writing that is true
    nonfiction
  21. something said to be true or supposed to have happened; statement that can be proved
    fact
  22. something believed to have occurred, existed or believed to be true; statements cannot be proved
    opinion
  23. information that appears near a word or phrase that is used to help figure out its meaning
    context clues
  24. to give a brief statement of the main ideas of text; to tell what's important
    summarizing
  25. narrator is all-knowing and tells the thoughts and feelings of more than one character
    third person omniscient