Mass murderof Jewishpeopleduring WorldWar IIa part ofthe playwithin anactto act in a waythat showsanger or shockover somethingthat is unfairostentatiouslyconspicuoussettingwhen andwhere astory takesplacea list ofcharacters, linesthe characterssay, and thestage directiona person thatprovides theaudience withinformation aboutwhat is happeningin the playscriptinarticulatestagedirectionsparts of ascript that istelling theactor what todosceneto act in anexaggeratedway toattractattentiondislikesomethingvery muchunable tospeak in aclear orcoherentwayto feel shockand horroraboutsomethingloatheindignantlyappallednarratorFree!obvious orvery easyto seeHolocaustMass murderof Jewishpeopleduring WorldWar IIa part ofthe playwithin anactto act in a waythat showsanger or shockover somethingthat is unfairostentatiouslyconspicuoussettingwhen andwhere astory takesplacea list ofcharacters, linesthe characterssay, and thestage directiona person thatprovides theaudience withinformation aboutwhat is happeningin the playscriptinarticulatestagedirectionsparts of ascript that istelling theactor what todosceneto act in anexaggeratedway toattractattentiondislikesomethingvery muchunable tospeak in aclear orcoherentwayto feel shockand horroraboutsomethingloatheindignantlyappallednarratorFree!obvious orvery easyto seeHolocaust

Anne Frank Vocabulary - 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. Mass murder of Jewish people during World War II
  2. a part of the play within an act
  3. to act in a way that shows anger or shock over something that is unfair
  4. ostentatiously
  5. conspicuous
  6. setting
  7. when and where a story takes place
  8. a list of characters, lines the characters say, and the stage direction
  9. a person that provides the audience with information about what is happening in the play
  10. script
  11. inarticulate
  12. stage directions
  13. parts of a script that is telling the actor what to do
  14. scene
  15. to act in an exaggerated way to attract attention
  16. dislike something very much
  17. unable to speak in a clear or coherent way
  18. to feel shock and horror about something
  19. loathe
  20. indignantly
  21. appalled
  22. narrator
  23. Free!
  24. obvious or very easy to see
  25. Holocaust