figurativelanguagetype of ironywhere someonesays theopposite of whatthey meansymbolismthe sunsmileddown onuspersonificationthemetoneimageryresolutionhyperbolepoint ofviewstrugglebetweencharacter andsomeone orsomethingcontextcluespersonificationthe tree isas tall asa girafferesolutionhyperbolehow thestory is told(1st personfor ex)similedescriptivelanguagethat appealsto the 5sensesargumentmoodcomparisonof two thingsusing “like”or “as?”alliterationmoodfigurativelanguageverbalironyexpositionexpositionalliterationcontextcluesdramaticironysymbolismstanzametaphorclaimtoneallusionconflictthemesummaryboom!onomatopoeiafigurativelanguagetype of ironywhere audienceknows somethingthat charactersdon'tclimaxcharacterizationusing figures ofspeech to makelanguage moreeffective,persuasive, andgo beyond theliteral meaning?stanzacentralideaclaimfigurativelanguagetype of ironywhere someonesays theopposite of whatthey meansymbolismthe sunsmileddown onuspersonificationthemetoneimageryresolutionhyperbolepoint ofviewstrugglebetweencharacter andsomeone orsomethingcontextcluespersonificationthe tree isas tall asa girafferesolutionhyperbolehow thestory is told(1st personfor ex)similedescriptivelanguagethat appealsto the 5sensesargumentmoodcomparisonof two thingsusing “like”or “as?”alliterationmoodfigurativelanguageverbalironyexpositionexpositionalliterationcontextcluesdramaticironysymbolismstanzametaphorclaimtoneallusionconflictthemesummaryboom!onomatopoeiafigurativelanguagetype of ironywhere audienceknows somethingthat charactersdon'tclimaxcharacterizationusing figures ofspeech to makelanguage moreeffective,persuasive, andgo beyond theliteral meaning?stanzacentralideaclaim

Academic 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. figurative language
  2. type of irony where someone says the opposite of what they mean
  3. symbolism
  4. the sun smiled down on us
  5. personification
  6. theme
  7. tone
  8. imagery
  9. resolution
  10. hyperbole
  11. point of view
  12. struggle between character and someone or something
  13. context clues
  14. personification
  15. the tree is as tall as a giraffe
  16. resolution
  17. hyperbole
  18. how the story is told (1st person for ex)
  19. simile
  20. descriptive language that appeals to the 5 senses
  21. argument
  22. mood
  23. comparison of two things using “like” or “as?”
  24. alliteration
  25. mood
  26. figurative language
  27. verbal irony
  28. exposition
  29. exposition
  30. alliteration
  31. context clues
  32. dramatic irony
  33. symbolism
  34. stanza
  35. metaphor
  36. claim
  37. tone
  38. allusion
  39. conflict
  40. theme
  41. summary
  42. boom!
  43. onomatopoeia
  44. figurative language
  45. type of irony where audience knows something that characters don't
  46. climax
  47. characterization
  48. using figures of speech to make language more effective, persuasive, and go beyond the literal meaning?
  49. stanza
  50. central idea
  51. claim