ResolutionHow theproblemor conflictis solvedMetaphorComparetwo thingsnot usinglike or as.SimileCompare2 thingsusing likeor as.Inferencean educatedguess onwhat youare readingEffecta resultof acauseSequenceThe orderin whicheventshappenedSettingWhere andwhen thestory takesplaceFactCan beprovenCompareTo showhowthings arealikeFree!AlliterationWords withthe samebeginningconsonantsoundsConclusionThe overallopinion thatyou form afteryou read apassage.MoralThe lessonthat the storyis trying toteach.ContrastTo showhowthings aredifferentCauseThe reasonwhysomethinghappensDramaperformedon stage.FlashbacksDescribethings thathappenbefore thestoryToneThe feelingthe authorshowsthrough theirwriting.HyperboleExaggeratedstatementsOpinionCannot beprovenPlotTheevent o fthe storyForeshadowGivesreaders hintsabout whatmighthappen.Personificationgivinghuman likequalities tosomethingnot human.NarratorThepersontelling thestoryThemeThecentralidea ofthe storyResolutionHow theproblemor conflictis solvedMetaphorComparetwo thingsnot usinglike or as.SimileCompare2 thingsusing likeor as.Inferencean educatedguess onwhat youare readingEffecta resultof acauseSequenceThe orderin whicheventshappenedSettingWhere andwhen thestory takesplaceFactCan beprovenCompareTo showhowthings arealikeFree!AlliterationWords withthe samebeginningconsonantsoundsConclusionThe overallopinion thatyou form afteryou read apassage.MoralThe lessonthat the storyis trying toteach.ContrastTo showhowthings aredifferentCauseThe reasonwhysomethinghappensDramaperformedon stage.FlashbacksDescribethings thathappenbefore thestoryToneThe feelingthe authorshowsthrough theirwriting.HyperboleExaggeratedstatementsOpinionCannot beprovenPlotTheevent o fthe storyForeshadowGivesreaders hintsabout whatmighthappen.Personificationgivinghuman likequalities tosomethingnot human.NarratorThepersontelling thestoryThemeThecentralidea ofthe story

Untitled Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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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G G
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  1. I-How the problem or conflict is solved
    I-Resolution
  2. I-Compare two things not using like or as.
    I-Metaphor
  3. O-Compare 2 things using like or as.
    O-Simile
  4. O-an educated guess on what you are reading
    O-Inference
  5. O-a result of a cause
    O-Effect
  6. B-The order in which events happened
    B-Sequence
  7. N-Where and when the story takes place
    N-Setting
  8. B-Can be proven
    B-Fact
  9. O-To show how things are alike
    O-Compare
  10. N-Free!
  11. I-Words with the same beginning consonant sounds
    I-Alliteration
  12. N-The overall opinion that you form after you read a passage.
    N-Conclusion
  13. G-The lesson that the story is trying to teach.
    G-Moral
  14. B-To show how things are different
    B-Contrast
  15. B-The reason why something happens
    B-Cause
  16. G-performed on stage.
    G-Drama
  17. I-Describe things that happen before the story
    I-Flashbacks
  18. N-The feeling the author shows through their writing.
    N-Tone
  19. G-Exaggerated statements
    G-Hyperbole
  20. G-Can not be proven
    G-Opinion
  21. O-The event o f the story
    O-Plot
  22. G-Gives readers hints about what might happen.
    G-Foreshadow
  23. B-giving human like qualities to something not human.
    B-Personification
  24. I-The person telling the story
    I-Narrator
  25. N-The central idea of the story
    N-Theme