You’re Pathos Compare and contrast Its Characters Rhythm I Am Malala Supporting details Graphs Compound Than Stanza Memoir Then Metaphor Subjective point of view Chronological Alliteration Comma Objective point of view Reasons Simple They’re Logical fallacy Logos It’s Scene Problem and solution AWUBIS Conflict Rising action Evidence Ethos Act Biography Imagery Script Point of view Cast Personification Their Theme Apostrophe FANBOYS True Falling action Rhyme scheme Dialogue Diary Semi- colon Foreshadowing Setting Your Playwright Description Statistics Onomatopoeia Hyphen Simile Emotional truth Complex Free! Resolution Climax Cause and effect Facts Stage directions Autobiography Rebuttal Rhetorical question There Claim You’re Pathos Compare and contrast Its Characters Rhythm I Am Malala Supporting details Graphs Compound Than Stanza Memoir Then Metaphor Subjective point of view Chronological Alliteration Comma Objective point of view Reasons Simple They’re Logical fallacy Logos It’s Scene Problem and solution AWUBIS Conflict Rising action Evidence Ethos Act Biography Imagery Script Point of view Cast Personification Their Theme Apostrophe FANBOYS True Falling action Rhyme scheme Dialogue Diary Semi- colon Foreshadowing Setting Your Playwright Description Statistics Onomatopoeia Hyphen Simile Emotional truth Complex Free! Resolution Climax Cause and effect Facts Stage directions Autobiography Rebuttal Rhetorical question There Claim
(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.
You’re
Pathos
Compare and contrast
Its
Characters
Rhythm
I Am Malala
Supporting details
Graphs
Compound
Than
Stanza
Memoir
Then
Metaphor
Subjective point of view
Chronological
Alliteration
Comma
Objective point of view
Reasons
Simple
They’re
Logical fallacy
Logos
It’s
Scene
Problem and solution
AWUBIS
Conflict
Rising action
Evidence
Ethos
Act
Biography
Imagery
Script
Point of view
Cast
Personification
Their
Theme
Apostrophe
FANBOYS
True
Falling action
Rhyme scheme
Dialogue
Diary
Semi-colon
Foreshadowing
Setting
Your
Playwright
Description
Statistics
Onomatopoeia
Hyphen
Simile
Emotional truth
Complex
Free!
Resolution
Climax
Cause and effect
Facts
Stage directions
Autobiography
Rebuttal
Rhetorical question
There
Claim