EffectThe thingthat happensas a result ofthe cause.SimileCompares 2unlike thingsusing "like"or "as"SettingThe time andplace thestory takesplaceMainIdeaWhat thepassageis mostlyabout.FactA statementthat can beproven trueOnomatopoeiaA wordthatmimics asoundPersonificationGivingsomethinghuman likequalities thatis not human.EvidenceProofSynonymA word thathas thesamemeaning asanother wordInferenceAn educatedguess basedon what youare reading.OpinionA statementof personalfeeling orbelief.AntonymA word thatmeans theopposite ofanotherword.ConclusionThe finalopinionaboutsomethingNon-EssentialInformationInformationthat is notimportant tothe topic ofthe passage.ConflictThe mainproblemin thestory.ThemeThe lifelesson oridea ofthe story.CharacterA person oranimal in thestory who ispart of thestory's events.Author'sPurposeThereason awriterwritesEssentialInformationInformation thatis connecteddirectly to thetopic of thepassageCauseThereasonsomethinghappensPointof ViewThe elementthat tells whothe narratoris.MetaphorCompares 2unlike thingsnot using thewords "like"or "as"HyperboleExaggeratedstatementsnot meant tobe takenliterally.PlotThe series ofmain eventsthat happenin the story.EffectThe thingthat happensas a result ofthe cause.SimileCompares 2unlike thingsusing "like"or "as"SettingThe time andplace thestory takesplaceMainIdeaWhat thepassageis mostlyabout.FactA statementthat can beproven trueOnomatopoeiaA wordthatmimics asoundPersonificationGivingsomethinghuman likequalities thatis not human.EvidenceProofSynonymA word thathas thesamemeaning asanother wordInferenceAn educatedguess basedon what youare reading.OpinionA statementof personalfeeling orbelief.AntonymA word thatmeans theopposite ofanotherword.ConclusionThe finalopinionaboutsomethingNon-EssentialInformationInformationthat is notimportant tothe topic ofthe passage.ConflictThe mainproblemin thestory.ThemeThe lifelesson oridea ofthe story.CharacterA person oranimal in thestory who ispart of thestory's events.Author'sPurposeThereason awriterwritesEssentialInformationInformation thatis connecteddirectly to thetopic of thepassageCauseThereasonsomethinghappensPointof ViewThe elementthat tells whothe narratoris.MetaphorCompares 2unlike thingsnot using thewords "like"or "as"HyperboleExaggeratedstatementsnot meant tobe takenliterally.PlotThe series ofmain eventsthat happenin the story.

ACAP Words To Know - 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. The thing that happens as a result of the cause.
    Effect
  2. Compares 2 unlike things using "like" or "as"
    Simile
  3. The time and place the story takes place
    Setting
  4. What the passage is mostly about.
    Main Idea
  5. A statement that can be proven true
    Fact
  6. A word that mimics a sound
    Onomatopoeia
  7. Giving something human like qualities that is not human.
    Personification
  8. Proof
    Evidence
  9. A word that has the same meaning as another word
    Synonym
  10. An educated guess based on what you are reading.
    Inference
  11. A statement of personal feeling or belief.
    Opinion
  12. A word that means the opposite of another word.
    Antonym
  13. The final opinion about something
    Conclusion
  14. Information that is not important to the topic of the passage.
    Non-Essential Information
  15. The main problem in the story.
    Conflict
  16. The life lesson or idea of the story.
    Theme
  17. A person or animal in the story who is part of the story's events.
    Character
  18. The reason a writer writes
    Author's Purpose
  19. Information that is connected directly to the topic of the passage
    Essential Information
  20. The reason something happens
    Cause
  21. The element that tells who the narrator is.
    Point of View
  22. Compares 2 unlike things not using the words "like" or "as"
    Metaphor
  23. Exaggerated statements not meant to be taken literally.
    Hyperbole
  24. The series of main events that happen in the story.
    Plot