figurativelanguage: acomparisonusing "like"or "as"figurativelanguage: acomparisonnot using"like" or "as"text structure:talking abouthow thingsare similarand differenttype ofprint thatis slantedwhat thestory ismostlyabouttextstructure:there is anissue and itis solvedtext feature:a drawingthat showsparts ofsomethingsubheadingtext structure:in order usingwords (first,then, next,last)thisphrasemeans"probably"figurativelanguage:soundwordsfigurativelanguage:extremeexaggerationtext structure:somethinghappenedand why ithappentype ofprint thatis thickerand darkera restatementof mainpoints in yourown wordstextstructure: inorder usingdates/timestextstructure:uses the 5sensesa type of writingthat usuallyrhymes and iswritten inlines/stanzasthe mainmessageof the textastatementthat can beproven truea statementthat cannotbe proventruefigurativelanguage: giveshumancharacteristicsto non-humanthingstext feature:showsinformationin a visualwaytext feature:hand drawnpicturesfigurativelanguage: acomparisonusing "like"or "as"figurativelanguage: acomparisonnot using"like" or "as"text structure:talking abouthow thingsare similarand differenttype ofprint thatis slantedwhat thestory ismostlyabouttextstructure:there is anissue and itis solvedtext feature:a drawingthat showsparts ofsomethingsubheadingtext structure:in order usingwords (first,then, next,last)thisphrasemeans"probably"figurativelanguage:soundwordsfigurativelanguage:extremeexaggerationtext structure:somethinghappenedand why ithappentype ofprint thatis thickerand darkera restatementof mainpoints in yourown wordstextstructure: inorder usingdates/timestextstructure:uses the 5sensesa type of writingthat usuallyrhymes and iswritten inlines/stanzasthe mainmessageof the textastatementthat can beproven truea statementthat cannotbe proventruefigurativelanguage: giveshumancharacteristicsto non-humanthingstext feature:showsinformationin a visualwaytext feature:hand drawnpictures

ELA Unit 3-4 Test Definitions - 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: a comparison using "like" or "as"
  2. figurative language: a comparison not using "like" or "as"
  3. text structure: talking about how things are similar and different
  4. type of print that is slanted
  5. what the story is mostly about
  6. text structure: there is an issue and it is solved
  7. text feature: a drawing that shows parts of something
  8. subheading
  9. text structure: in order using words (first, then, next, last)
  10. this phrase means "probably"
  11. figurative language: sound words
  12. figurative language: extreme exaggeration
  13. text structure: something happened and why it happen
  14. type of print that is thicker and darker
  15. a restatement of main points in your own words
  16. text structure: in order using dates/times
  17. text structure: uses the 5 senses
  18. a type of writing that usually rhymes and is written in lines/stanzas
  19. the main message of the text
  20. a statement that can be proven true
  21. a statement that cannot be proven true
  22. figurative language: gives human characteristics to non-human things
  23. text feature: shows information in a visual way
  24. text feature: hand drawn pictures