Allusionreference to anotherperson,place,speechChristmasEve 3PMWhendoes theNovelstart?OmniscientWhen acharacter/sknow allApostropheSpeech tosomeone orthing that isnot presentTheGhost ofChristmasPasttakes Scroogeto see himselfas a boy whois sad andlonelySpectreAghostMoneyBelle saysScroogereplacedher with thisAnaphorarepetitionof words orsequenceof wordsWears chainsfettered with allthe items hewas concernedabout in lifeMarley'sghostMarley'sChainsAll thatMarleyvalued inlifeJacobMarleyWho states:Mankind wasmy business.The commonwelfare was mybusiness.ClicheAnoverusedsimile ormetaphorFireWhatshowsemotionalwarmthChristmas isnot abouthow muchmoney youhaveTheme ofall of thechristmasesshowIgnoranceVice, therich don'tcare or lackknowledgeTinyTimSays,"Godbless us,everyone"Lightshows truth,understanding,careFezziwigdancingThe mainentertainmentat FezzigwigChristmasparty AllegoryA narrativethat hasmore than 1lesson/aparableFezziwigScrooge learnsthat one canhave moneyand be akind/givingpersonDarknessShowsevil,sadness,suspense,notunderstandingChristmas is afraud/deceptiveHumbugOld JoeMrs.DilbersellsScrooge'spropertyWantStandsfor thepoorAllusionreference to anotherperson,place,speechChristmasEve 3PMWhendoes theNovelstart?OmniscientWhen acharacter/sknow allApostropheSpeech tosomeone orthing that isnot presentTheGhost ofChristmasPasttakes Scroogeto see himselfas a boy whois sad andlonelySpectreAghostMoneyBelle saysScroogereplacedher with thisAnaphorarepetitionof words orsequenceof wordsWears chainsfettered with allthe items hewas concernedabout in lifeMarley'sghostMarley'sChainsAll thatMarleyvalued inlifeJacobMarleyWho states:Mankind wasmy business.The commonwelfare was mybusiness.ClicheAnoverusedsimile ormetaphorFireWhatshowsemotionalwarmthChristmas isnot abouthow muchmoney youhaveTheme ofall of thechristmasesshowIgnoranceVice, therich don'tcare or lackknowledgeTinyTimSays,"Godbless us,everyone"Lightshows truth,understanding,careFezziwigdancingThe mainentertainmentat FezzigwigChristmasparty AllegoryA narrativethat hasmore than 1lesson/aparableFezziwigScrooge learnsthat one canhave moneyand be akind/givingpersonDarknessShowsevil,sadness,suspense,notunderstandingChristmas is afraud/deceptiveHumbugOld JoeMrs.DilbersellsScrooge'spropertyWantStandsfor thepoor

A Christmas Carol - 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. reference to another person,place,speech
    Allusion
  2. When does the Novel start?
    Christmas Eve 3PM
  3. When a character/s know all
    Omniscient
  4. Speech to someone or thing that is not present
    Apostrophe
  5. takes Scrooge to see himself as a boy who is sad and lonely
    The Ghost of Christmas Past
  6. A ghost
    Spectre
  7. Belle says Scrooge replaced her with this
    Money
  8. repetition of words or sequence of words
    Anaphora
  9. Marley's ghost
    Wears chains fettered with all the items he was concerned about in life
  10. All that Marley valued in life
    Marley's Chains
  11. Who states: Mankind was my business. The common welfare was my business.
    Jacob Marley
  12. An overused simile or metaphor
    Cliche
  13. What shows emotional warmth
    Fire
  14. Theme of all of the christmases show
    Christmas is not about how much money you have
  15. Vice, the rich don't care or lack knowledge
    Ignorance
  16. Says, "God bless us, everyone"
    Tiny Tim
  17. shows truth, understanding, care
    Light
  18. The main entertainment at Fezzigwig Christmas party
    Fezziwig dancing
  19. A narrative that has more than 1 lesson/a parable
    Allegory
  20. Scrooge learns that one can have money and be a kind/giving person
    Fezziwig
  21. Shows evil,sadness,suspense,not understanding
    Darkness
  22. Humbug
    Christmas is a fraud/deceptive
  23. sells Scrooge's property
    Old Joe Mrs. Dilber
  24. Stands for the poor
    Want