EncounteraflashbackDickensusesironyIdentifya moraldilemmaMentionofVictoriancustomsAcharactertells astoryEncounterametaphorAcharacterexpressesregretMentionof SatisHouseNotice acharacter'sinternalconflictMentionof moneyor wealthIdentify arecurringmotifReferenceto socialclassAhumorousmomentFind anexample ofDickens'socialcommentaryReferenceto crimeFind adescriptionof LondonDescriptionof clothingNoticeforeshadowingMentionof a tradeorprofessionReferencetoeducationAcharacterexpressesambitionSpot aminorcharacterFind amoment ofcharactergrowthEncountera vividsensorydescriptionSpot amomentofsuspenseFind adescriptionof weatherReferenceto familyrelationshipsScene ina LondonstreetVividcharacterdescriptionAn act ofkindnessIdentify atheme offriendshipNotice achangein settingDescriptionof themarshesUse ofsymbolismEncounteradescriptionof povertyAcharactergivesadvicePipreflects onhis pastSpot areferenceto VictoriansocietySceneset in apubMentionof a legalmatterSpot amoment ofdramaticironyDescriptionof food ormealFind anexampleof socialcriticismFind anexample ofDickens'humorEncounteraflashbackDickensusesironyIdentifya moraldilemmaMentionofVictoriancustomsAcharactertells astoryEncounterametaphorAcharacterexpressesregretMentionof SatisHouseNotice acharacter'sinternalconflictMentionof moneyor wealthIdentify arecurringmotifReferenceto socialclassAhumorousmomentFind anexample ofDickens'socialcommentaryReferenceto crimeFind adescriptionof LondonDescriptionof clothingNoticeforeshadowingMentionof a tradeorprofessionReferencetoeducationAcharacterexpressesambitionSpot aminorcharacterFind amoment ofcharactergrowthEncountera vividsensorydescriptionSpot amomentofsuspenseFind adescriptionof weatherReferenceto familyrelationshipsScene ina LondonstreetVividcharacterdescriptionAn act ofkindnessIdentify atheme offriendshipNotice achangein settingDescriptionof themarshesUse ofsymbolismEncounteradescriptionof povertyAcharactergivesadvicePipreflects onhis pastSpot areferenceto VictoriansocietySceneset in apubMentionof a legalmatterSpot amoment ofdramaticironyDescriptionof food ormealFind anexampleof socialcriticismFind anexample ofDickens'humor

the great expectations by charles dickens - 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. Encounter a flashback
  2. Dickens uses irony
  3. Identify a moral dilemma
  4. Mention of Victorian customs
  5. A character tells a story
  6. Encounter a metaphor
  7. A character expresses regret
  8. Mention of Satis House
  9. Notice a character's internal conflict
  10. Mention of money or wealth
  11. Identify a recurring motif
  12. Reference to social class
  13. A humorous moment
  14. Find an example of Dickens' social commentary
  15. Reference to crime
  16. Find a description of London
  17. Description of clothing
  18. Notice foreshadowing
  19. Mention of a trade or profession
  20. Reference to education
  21. A character expresses ambition
  22. Spot a minor character
  23. Find a moment of character growth
  24. Encounter a vivid sensory description
  25. Spot a moment of suspense
  26. Find a description of weather
  27. Reference to family relationships
  28. Scene in a London street
  29. Vivid character description
  30. An act of kindness
  31. Identify a theme of friendship
  32. Notice a change in setting
  33. Description of the marshes
  34. Use of symbolism
  35. Encounter a description of poverty
  36. A character gives advice
  37. Pip reflects on his past
  38. Spot a reference to Victorian society
  39. Scene set in a pub
  40. Mention of a legal matter
  41. Spot a moment of dramatic irony
  42. Description of food or meal
  43. Find an example of social criticism
  44. Find an example of Dickens' humor