rhythmthe beatproduced in apoem with theuse of stressedand unstressedsyllablesexpositionthe beginningstage of a plotwhere thesetting andcharacters areintroducedfreeversepoem thatdoes notrhymeconflictthe mainproblempresented inthe plot of astorymetaphorfigurativelanguage thatcomparestwo unlikethingsmoodthe feeling anauthor conveysthrough specificword choicesummarizeto tell the gistof a textincluding onlythe mostimportant partsstanzaa groupof lines ina poemfallingactionevents in thestory that followthe climax andlead to theresolutionlinea singlegroup ofwords in apoemalliterationthe repetition ofa sound in thefirst consonantsound of words,or within words,in a sentencepointof viewtheperspectiveof a story astold by thespeakeridioma figurativeexpression whosemeaning cannotbe determined byreading the literalwordsthememoralof thestoryrhymeschemethepattern ofrhyming ina poemrepetitionrepeatedwords orphrasespersonificationfigurativelanguage thatgives humanqualities tononhumanobjectshyperbolefigure ofspeech:exaggerationrisingactionevents in thestory that buildsuspense andlead to theclimaxevidencecollection offacts orinformation ina text thatproves a claimclimaxthe turningpoint or"mostexciting" partof the plotresolutionconclusionor end of astorysimilecomparestwo unlikethings using"like" or "as"centralideawhat thetext or storyis mostlyaboutrhythmthe beatproduced in apoem with theuse of stressedand unstressedsyllablesexpositionthe beginningstage of a plotwhere thesetting andcharacters areintroducedfreeversepoem thatdoes notrhymeconflictthe mainproblempresented inthe plot of astorymetaphorfigurativelanguage thatcomparestwo unlikethingsmoodthe feeling anauthor conveysthrough specificword choicesummarizeto tell the gistof a textincluding onlythe mostimportant partsstanzaa groupof lines ina poemfallingactionevents in thestory that followthe climax andlead to theresolutionlinea singlegroup ofwords in apoemalliterationthe repetition ofa sound in thefirst consonantsound of words,or within words,in a sentencepointof viewtheperspectiveof a story astold by thespeakeridioma figurativeexpression whosemeaning cannotbe determined byreading the literalwordsthememoralof thestoryrhymeschemethepattern ofrhyming ina poemrepetitionrepeatedwords orphrasespersonificationfigurativelanguage thatgives humanqualities tononhumanobjectshyperbolefigure ofspeech:exaggerationrisingactionevents in thestory that buildsuspense andlead to theclimaxevidencecollection offacts orinformation ina text thatproves a claimclimaxthe turningpoint or"mostexciting" partof the plotresolutionconclusionor end of astorysimilecomparestwo unlikethings using"like" or "as"centralideawhat thetext or storyis mostlyabout

SBAC Review 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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O O
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N N
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G G
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I I
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B B
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B B
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  1. O-the beat produced in a poem with the use of stressed and unstressed syllables
    O-rhythm
  2. N-the beginning stage of a plot where the setting and characters are introduced
    N-exposition
  3. B-poem that does not rhyme
    B-free verse
  4. G-the main problem presented in the plot of a story
    G-conflict
  5. O-figurative language that compares two unlike things
    O-metaphor
  6. B-the feeling an author conveys through specific word choice
    B-mood
  7. O-to tell the gist of a text including only the most important parts
    O-summarize
  8. I-a group of lines in a poem
    I-stanza
  9. N-events in the story that follow the climax and lead to the resolution
    N-falling action
  10. O-a single group of words in a poem
    O-line
  11. N-the repetition of a sound in the first consonant sound of words, or within words, in a sentence
    N-alliteration
  12. G-the perspective of a story as told by the speaker
    G-point of view
  13. I-a figurative expression whose meaning cannot be determined by reading the literal words
    I-idiom
  14. B-moral of the story
    B-theme
  15. B-the pattern of rhyming in a poem
    B-rhyme scheme
  16. I-repeated words or phrases
    I-repetition
  17. G-figurative language that gives human qualities to nonhuman objects
    G-personification
  18. G-figure of speech: exaggeration
    G-hyperbole
  19. B-events in the story that build suspense and lead to the climax
    B-rising action
  20. G-collection of facts or information in a text that proves a claim
    G-evidence
  21. I-the turning point or "most exciting" part of the plot
    I-climax
  22. I-conclusion or end of a story
    I-resolution
  23. N-compares two unlike things using "like" or "as"
    N-simile
  24. O-what the text or story is mostly about
    O-central idea