the eventsafter theturning pointin a story________where astory takesplace________Words thatimitatesounds________Extremeexagger-ation_________a person, placeor thing thatrepresentssomethingbigger________central ideaor messageof a text________the eventsleading to theturning pointin a plot________the problemin a work offiction________the turningpoint of astory/plot_________writer'schoice ofwords_________Comparisonusing like oras________Repeatedsounds at thebeginning ofwords________appealusing logicand facts________theoutcome ofa story_________emotiondeveloped inthe reader________tone wordthat shows anegativeattitude.________Comparisonwithout usinglike or as________genre ofliterature thatis made up________the reasonwhy anauthor writes________genre ofliterature basedon real events,such asnewspapers________appeal to areader'semotions_________tone wordthat shows apositiveattitude________the writer'sattitude towardsthe subject ofthe text________Using detailsthat appealto the senses________Giving humantraits to non-living objects________the eventsafter theturning pointin a story________where astory takesplace________Words thatimitatesounds________Extremeexagger-ation_________a person, placeor thing thatrepresentssomethingbigger________central ideaor messageof a text________the eventsleading to theturning pointin a plot________the problemin a work offiction________the turningpoint of astory/plot_________writer'schoice ofwords_________Comparisonusing like oras________Repeatedsounds at thebeginning ofwords________appealusing logicand facts________theoutcome ofa story_________emotiondeveloped inthe reader________tone wordthat shows anegativeattitude.________Comparisonwithout usinglike or as________genre ofliterature thatis made up________the reasonwhy anauthor writes________genre ofliterature basedon real events,such asnewspapers________appeal to areader'semotions_________tone wordthat shows apositiveattitude________the writer'sattitude towardsthe subject ofthe text________Using detailsthat appealto the senses________Giving humantraits to non-living objects________

Key Terms Review - 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 events after the turning point in a story ________
  2. where a story takes place ________
  3. Words that imitate sounds ________
  4. Extreme exagger -ation _________
  5. a person, place or thing that represents something bigger ________
  6. central idea or message of a text ________
  7. the events leading to the turning point in a plot ________
  8. the problem in a work of fiction ________
  9. the turning point of a story/plot _________
  10. writer's choice of words _________
  11. Comparison using like or as ________
  12. Repeated sounds at the beginning of words ________
  13. appeal using logic and facts ________
  14. the outcome of a story _________
  15. emotion developed in the reader ________
  16. tone word that shows a negative attitude. ________
  17. Comparison without using like or as ________
  18. genre of literature that is made up ________
  19. the reason why an author writes ________
  20. genre of literature based on real events, such as newspapers ________
  21. appeal to a reader's emotions _________
  22. tone word that shows a positive attitude ________
  23. the writer's attitude towards the subject of the text ________
  24. Using details that appeal to the senses ________
  25. Giving human traits to non-living objects ________