innate objecthavinghumancharateristicINFERENCEAUTHORPURPOSEBIAS1STPERSONmessageor mainpointauthor willprovide hintsabout eventsto comepast eventsrevisited inpresentstorysequenceof eventsin a literaryworkhow thework isorganizedMORALpersontellingthe storyTHEMERESOLUTIONevent toldby someoneoutside thestorystrugglethat takesplace insidecharacterDENOTATIONCONNOTATIONconversationbetweencharactersplay onwordsEXTERNALCONFLICTthe maincharacter3RDPERSONMOODevents toldby acharacter inthe story. meor IDIALOGUEspecificwordmeaningword ofphrasepositive,negativeneutralALLUSIONEXPOSITIONreference towell knownperson,place, oreventthe events thatoccur after thefalling action.how is itresolvedDIALOGUEmain pointan authormakesthe rival oftheprotagonistattitudeauthor hastoward hisaudienceFLASHBACKclassificationof literatureSTRUCTURECHARACTERPROTAGONISTcharacter& settinginformationfrompassageTEXTEVIDENCEFORESHADOWone whotakes partin thestoryreason forwritingpersuade,informPLOTmoral.lessonof the story- strugglebetweencharacterand outsideforcesfeelingcreatedby literaryworkconclusiondrawn by thereader,logical guessINTERNALCONFLICTauthor willfavor oneside of theargumentinnate objecthavinghumancharateristicINFERENCEAUTHORPURPOSEBIAS1STPERSONmessageor mainpointauthor willprovide hintsabout eventsto comepast eventsrevisited inpresentstorysequenceof eventsin a literaryworkhow thework isorganizedMORALpersontellingthe storyTHEMERESOLUTIONevent toldby someoneoutside thestorystrugglethat takesplace insidecharacterDENOTATIONCONNOTATIONconversationbetweencharactersplay onwordsEXTERNALCONFLICTthe maincharacter3RDPERSONMOODevents toldby acharacter inthe story. meor IDIALOGUEspecificwordmeaningword ofphrasepositive,negativeneutralALLUSIONEXPOSITIONreference towell knownperson,place, oreventthe events thatoccur after thefalling action.how is itresolvedDIALOGUEmain pointan authormakesthe rival oftheprotagonistattitudeauthor hastoward hisaudienceFLASHBACKclassificationof literatureSTRUCTURECHARACTERPROTAGONISTcharacter& settinginformationfrompassageTEXTEVIDENCEFORESHADOWone whotakes partin thestoryreason forwritingpersuade,informPLOTmoral.lessonof the story- strugglebetweencharacterand outsideforcesfeelingcreatedby literaryworkconclusiondrawn by thereader,logical guessINTERNALCONFLICTauthor willfavor oneside of theargument

ELA TERMS 1 - 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. innate object having human charateristic
  2. INFERENCE
  3. AUTHOR PURPOSE
  4. BIAS
  5. 1ST PERSON
  6. message or main point
  7. author will provide hints about events to come
  8. past events revisited in present story
  9. sequence of events in a literary work
  10. how the work is organized
  11. MORAL
  12. person telling the story
  13. THEME
  14. RESOLUTION
  15. event told by someone outside the story
  16. struggle that takes place inside character
  17. DENOTATION
  18. CONNOTATION
  19. conversation between characters
  20. play on words
  21. EXTERNAL CONFLICT
  22. the main character
  23. 3RD PERSON
  24. MOOD
  25. events told by a character in the story. me or I
  26. DIALOGUE
  27. specific word meaning
  28. word of phrase positive, negative neutral
  29. ALLUSION
  30. EXPOSITION
  31. reference to well known person, place, or event
  32. the events that occur after the falling action. how is it resolved
  33. DIALOGUE
  34. main point an author makes
  35. the rival of the protagonist
  36. attitude author has toward his audience
  37. FLASHBACK
  38. classification of literature
  39. STRUCTURE
  40. CHARACTER
  41. PROTAGONIST
  42. character & setting
  43. information from passage
  44. TEXT EVIDENCE
  45. FORESHADOW
  46. one who takes part in the story
  47. reason for writing persuade, inform
  48. PLOT
  49. moral.lesson of the story
  50. - struggle between character and outside forces
  51. feeling created by literary work
  52. conclusion drawn by the reader, logical guess
  53. INTERNAL CONFLICT
  54. author will favor one side of the argument