A kind ofthinking andwriting thatexplores theimportant idea.A sentence thatstates the main ideaof a paragraphin anessay, it also makesa point that supportsthe thesis statement.The processof givinginfo backand forthare forcesbetweenobjects foundinside thesystem.to form bycombiningparts ofelements into aunified piece.A secondaryplot thatoccurs alongwith a mainplot.type of writingthat explainsor clarifies infoabout a topic.the time and placein which anarrativeoccurs.To identifydifferences in twoor more items.one or moreparagraphs thatbring the essay toa close, andleaves animpression withthe reader.A compelling ideaorstatementdesignedto get readersattention in anintroduction.A logical guessor assumptionaboutsomething thathas nothappened yet.Somethingthat iscreated orimaginary.A logicalguessbased onknown info.Refers to thedescriptive orfigurativelanguage usedto create wordpictures.Quotations,summaries, orparaphases fromtext passages tosupport a position.To identifysimilaritiesin two ormore items.Includeevidence (factsand example)that support thetopic sentence.Is a text inwriting that isbased on factsand actualevents.The process ofexaminingclosely andcomment onthe elements ofa literary work.Explanation of theway the facts,details orexamples in aparagraph oressay support atopic sentence.is a sentence in theintro of an essay thatstates the writersposition or opinionon the topic of theessay.a group of lines,usually similarin length andpattern, thatform a unitwithin a poem.refers to somethingor someone that isoutside or theoutside walls of aspace or somethingthat is appliedoutsideA type ofliterary genrethat tells afictional story.A kind ofthinking andwriting thatexplores theimportant idea.A sentence thatstates the main ideaof a paragraphin anessay, it also makesa point that supportsthe thesis statement.The processof givinginfo backand forthare forcesbetweenobjects foundinside thesystem.to form bycombiningparts ofelements into aunified piece.A secondaryplot thatoccurs alongwith a mainplot.type of writingthat explainsor clarifies infoabout a topic.the time and placein which anarrativeoccurs.To identifydifferences in twoor more items.one or moreparagraphs thatbring the essay toa close, andleaves animpression withthe reader.A compelling ideaorstatementdesignedto get readersattention in anintroduction.A logical guessor assumptionaboutsomething thathas nothappened yet.Somethingthat iscreated orimaginary.A logicalguessbased onknown info.Refers to thedescriptive orfigurativelanguage usedto create wordpictures.Quotations,summaries, orparaphases fromtext passages tosupport a position.To identifysimilaritiesin two ormore items.Includeevidence (factsand example)that support thetopic sentence.Is a text inwriting that isbased on factsand actualevents.The process ofexaminingclosely andcomment onthe elements ofa literary work.Explanation of theway the facts,details orexamples in aparagraph oressay support atopic sentence.is a sentence in theintro of an essay thatstates the writersposition or opinionon the topic of theessay.a group of lines,usually similarin length andpattern, thatform a unitwithin a poem.refers to somethingor someone that isoutside or theoutside walls of aspace or somethingthat is appliedoutsideA type ofliterary genrethat tells afictional story.

Untitled 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. A kind of thinking and writing that explores the important idea.
  2. A sentence that states the main idea of a paragraphin an essay, it also makes a point that supports the thesis statement.
  3. The process of giving info back and forth
  4. are forces between objects found inside the system.
  5. to form by combining parts of elements into a unified piece.
  6. A secondary plot that occurs along with a main plot.
  7. type of writing that explains or clarifies info about a topic.
  8. the time and place in which a narrative occurs.To identify differences in two or more items.
  9. one or more paragraphs that bring the essay to a close, and leaves an impression with the reader.
  10. A compelling idea or statementdesigned to get readers attention in an introduction.
  11. A logical guess or assumption about something that has not happened yet.
  12. Something that is created or imaginary.
  13. A logical guess based on known info.
  14. Refers to the descriptive or figurative language used to create word pictures.
  15. Quotations, summaries, or paraphases from text passages to support a position.
  16. To identify similarities in two or more items.
  17. Include evidence (facts and example) that support the topic sentence.
  18. Is a text in writing that is based on facts and actual events.
  19. The process of examining closely and comment on the elements of a literary work.
  20. Explanation of the way the facts, details or examples in a paragraph or essay support a topic sentence.
  21. is a sentence in the intro of an essay that states the writers position or opinion on the topic of the essay.
  22. a group of lines, usually similar in length and pattern, that form a unit within a poem.
  23. refers to something or someone that is outside or the outside walls of a space or something that is applied outside
  24. A type of literary genre that tells a fictional story.