pointof viewtheperspectiveof a story astold by thespeakerstanzaa groupof lines ina poemcentralideawhat thetext or storyis mostlyaboutalliterationthe repetition ofa sound in thefirst consonantsound of words,or within words,in a sentencehyperbolefigure ofspeech:exaggerationrhythmthe beatproduced in apoem with theuse of stressedand unstressedsyllablesevidencecollection offacts orinformation ina text thatproves a claimlinea singlegroup ofwords in apoemsimilecomparestwo unlikethings using"like" or "as"conflictthe mainproblempresented inthe plot of astoryidioma figurativeexpression whosemeaning cannotbe determined byreading the literalwordsexpositionthe beginningstage of a plotwhere thesetting andcharacters areintroducedresolutionconclusionor end of astoryrisingactionevents in thestory that buildsuspense andlead to theclimaxfreeversepoem thatdoes notrhymesummarizeto tell the gistof a textincluding onlythe mostimportant partsthememoralof thestoryclimaxthe turningpoint or"mostexciting" partof the plotpersonificationfigurativelanguage thatgives humanqualities tononhumanobjectsmoodthe feeling anauthor conveysthrough specificword choicerepetitionrepeatedwords orphrasesmetaphorfigurativelanguage thatcomparestwo unlikethingsrhymeschemethepattern ofrhyming ina poemfallingactionevents in thestory that followthe climax andlead to theresolutionpointof viewtheperspectiveof a story astold by thespeakerstanzaa groupof lines ina poemcentralideawhat thetext or storyis mostlyaboutalliterationthe repetition ofa sound in thefirst consonantsound of words,or within words,in a sentencehyperbolefigure ofspeech:exaggerationrhythmthe beatproduced in apoem with theuse of stressedand unstressedsyllablesevidencecollection offacts orinformation ina text thatproves a claimlinea singlegroup ofwords in apoemsimilecomparestwo unlikethings using"like" or "as"conflictthe mainproblempresented inthe plot of astoryidioma figurativeexpression whosemeaning cannotbe determined byreading the literalwordsexpositionthe beginningstage of a plotwhere thesetting andcharacters areintroducedresolutionconclusionor end of astoryrisingactionevents in thestory that buildsuspense andlead to theclimaxfreeversepoem thatdoes notrhymesummarizeto tell the gistof a textincluding onlythe mostimportant partsthememoralof thestoryclimaxthe turningpoint or"mostexciting" partof the plotpersonificationfigurativelanguage thatgives humanqualities tononhumanobjectsmoodthe feeling anauthor conveysthrough specificword choicerepetitionrepeatedwords orphrasesmetaphorfigurativelanguage thatcomparestwo unlikethingsrhymeschemethepattern ofrhyming ina poemfallingactionevents in thestory that followthe climax andlead to theresolution

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