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REVIEW: T-minus 1 day until the final and FREEDOM - 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. Elroy Berdahl
  2. man vs. fate
  4. they, them, she, her, he, him, his, hers, himself, it, itself
  5. subjects / topics
  6. the demon and the tortured man
  7. simile
  8. pathetic fallacy
  9. Henry Dobbins
  10. Curt Lemon
  11. Azar
  12. man vs. supernatural
  13. ambition / power / manipulation / fate and destiny
  14. reverse chronological order
  15. King Duncan
  16. Malcolm
  17. man vs. society
  18. euphemism
  19. falling action
  20. synonym
  21. protagonist
  22. Macduff
  24. obvious areas of focus, main issues, most important ideas explored by an author
  25. Lady Macbeth
  26. Norman Bowker
  28. symbolism
  29. man vs. machine
  31. oxford comma
  32. metaphor
  33. Borachio
  34. the landlady
  35. man vs. self
  36. coincidences
  37. moral of a story / main lessons and takeaways a text conveys
  38. third-person POV
  39. juxtaposition
  40. Banquo
  41. personification
  42. I, me, my, we, myself, us
  43. you, your, yourself, yours
  44. rising action
  45. state of suspense
  46. irony
  47. man vs. unknown
  48. antagonist
  49. objective
  50. man vs. nature
  51. social context and isolation, time hopping, landscape, climate, etc.
  52. themes
  53. Conrade
  54. contranym
  55. first-person POV
  56. homonym
  57. past / prior
  58. active or situational contradiction
  59. Macbeth
  61. man vs. man
  62. portmanteau
  63. Billy Weaver
  64. anthropomorphism
  66. analogy
  67. antonym
  68. foreshadowing
  69. time + place
  70. plot contradiction
  71. the witches
  72. climax
  73. spoken contradiction
  74. the North Vietnamese / Vietcong
  75. second-person POV
  76. Mary Maloney
  77. exposition
  78. historical context
  79. allusion
  80. spoonerism