Why do youthink the maincharacter(s)acted the waythey did?Whatquestions doyou haveabout thestory?What wasthesolution inthe story?How doesthis storyremind youof anotherstory?Describe howyou think themain characterfeels in thebeginning of thestory.What do youpredict wouldhappen if thestorycontinued?Give twoexamples fromthe story ofpersonification.How is thisstory anaccurateview of thefuture?What wastheproblem inthe story?Whendoes thestory takeplace?Describe howyou think themain characterfeels in the endof the story.What was anew word youlearned throughreading thisstory?What is theauthor'smessage inthe story?Describe howyou think themain characterfeels in themiddle of thestory.What isthe storymostlyabout?Wheredoes thestory takeplace?What isthe pointof view ofthis story?What wasyour favoritepart of thestory?What wouldanothergood title forthis storybe?What do youwant torememberafter readingthis story?What do thecharacter'schoices tellyou abouthim/her?Create anewending forthe story.What do youwant torememberafter readingthe story?Givereasons whythe storycould reallyhappen.Give anexamplefrom thestory ofirony.Give anexample ofsomeone youknow who islike one of thecharacters.What happenedat thebeginning,middle, andend of thestory?Who arethe maincharacters?Why do youthink the maincharacter(s)acted the waythey did?Whatquestions doyou haveabout thestory?What wasthesolution inthe story?How doesthis storyremind youof anotherstory?Describe howyou think themain characterfeels in thebeginning of thestory.What do youpredict wouldhappen if thestorycontinued?Give twoexamples fromthe story ofpersonification.How is thisstory anaccurateview of thefuture?What wastheproblem inthe story?Whendoes thestory takeplace?Describe howyou think themain characterfeels in the endof the story.What was anew word youlearned throughreading thisstory?What is theauthor'smessage inthe story?Describe howyou think themain characterfeels in themiddle of thestory.What isthe storymostlyabout?Wheredoes thestory takeplace?What isthe pointof view ofthis story?What wasyour favoritepart of thestory?What wouldanothergood title forthis storybe?What do youwant torememberafter readingthis story?What do thecharacter'schoices tellyou abouthim/her?Create anewending forthe story.What do youwant torememberafter readingthe story?Givereasons whythe storycould reallyhappen.Give anexamplefrom thestory ofirony.Give anexample ofsomeone youknow who islike one of thecharacters.What happenedat thebeginning,middle, andend of thestory?Who arethe maincharacters?

Reading Comprehension Bingo! - 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. Why do you think the main character(s) acted the way they did?
  2. What questions do you have about the story?
  3. What was the solution in the story?
  4. How does this story remind you of another story?
  5. Describe how you think the main character feels in the beginning of the story.
  6. What do you predict would happen if the story continued?
  7. Give two examples from the story of personification.
  8. How is this story an accurate view of the future?
  9. What was the problem in the story?
  10. When does the story take place?
  11. Describe how you think the main character feels in the end of the story.
  12. What was a new word you learned through reading this story?
  13. What is the author's message in the story?
  14. Describe how you think the main character feels in the middle of the story.
  15. What is the story mostly about?
  16. Where does the story take place?
  17. What is the point of view of this story?
  18. What was your favorite part of the story?
  19. What would another good title for this story be?
  20. What do you want to remember after reading this story?
  21. What do the character's choices tell you about him/her?
  22. Create a new ending for the story.
  23. What do you want to remember after reading the story?
  24. Give reasons why the story could really happen.
  25. Give an example from the story of irony.
  26. Give an example of someone you know who is like one of the characters.
  27. What happened at the beginning, middle, and end of the story?
  28. Who are the main characters?