DenotationA comparisonusing thewords like oras to prove apoint.The deepermeaningconnected to theword. This canchange fromperson to personFree!The wordssomeone saysto anotherperson or outloud.A problemor strugglewith anotherperson.Tells the audiencethe personality ofthe character.Includes what thecharacter saysAND how thecharacter looks.MetaphorIndirectCharacterizationSettingA problem orstruggle withnature ornaturaldisasters.A story abouta series ofrelatedevents orexperiences.InternalMonologueConflictA problem orstrugglesomeone haswith their ownfeelings andemotions.A problem orstruggle with agroup/community orsystem/ structurein the world.DenotationA comparisonusing thewords like oras to prove apoint.The deepermeaningconnected to theword. This canchange fromperson to personFree!The wordssomeone saysto anotherperson or outloud.A problemor strugglewith anotherperson.Tells the audiencethe personality ofthe character.Includes what thecharacter saysAND how thecharacter looks.MetaphorIndirectCharacterizationSettingA problem orstruggle withnature ornaturaldisasters.A story abouta series ofrelatedevents orexperiences.InternalMonologueConflictA problem orstrugglesomeone haswith their ownfeelings andemotions.A problem orstruggle with agroup/community orsystem/ structurein the world.

Literary Techniques - 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. Denotation
  2. A comparison using the words like or as to prove a point.
  3. The deeper meaning connected to the word. This can change from person to person
  4. Free!
  5. The words someone says to another person or out loud.
  6. A problem or struggle with another person.
  7. Tells the audience the personality of the character. Includes what the character says AND how the character looks.
  8. Metaphor
  9. Indirect Characterization
  10. Setting
  11. A problem or struggle with nature or natural disasters.
  12. A story about a series of related events or experiences.
  13. Internal Monologue
  14. Conflict
  15. A problem or struggle someone has with their own feelings and emotions.
  16. A problem or struggle with a group/ community or system/ structure in the world.