Thepunctuationchoiceswithin apieceThe emotionsof thereader/viewerA describingof two thingsusing yoursensesShadingandcontrast ina comicThe audienceis aware butthecharactersare notSmall storyat thebeginningof a textWhensomethingunexpectedhappensTheemotionalappealTheethicalappealSomething thatis itself butalso stands forsomething elseThedialoguein a comicAcharacterwho doesnot changeOutsidereferenceTakingsomethingout of itsnormalsurroundingsThe choiceofvocabularywithin apieceExaggerationof physicaltraitsTheAuthor'sattitudeThelogicalappealThebrightnessin a comicOpposingideas that aredependentupon oneanotherRidiculesin hopesto createchangeTheintentionalmisuse ofa wordWriting thatappears tobe onecontinuousthoughtDots andlines thatdepictemotionThepunctuationchoiceswithin apieceThe emotionsof thereader/viewerA describingof two thingsusing yoursensesShadingandcontrast ina comicThe audienceis aware butthecharactersare notSmall storyat thebeginningof a textWhensomethingunexpectedhappensTheemotionalappealTheethicalappealSomething thatis itself butalso stands forsomething elseThedialoguein a comicAcharacterwho doesnot changeOutsidereferenceTakingsomethingout of itsnormalsurroundingsThe choiceofvocabularywithin apieceExaggerationof physicaltraitsTheAuthor'sattitudeThelogicalappealThebrightnessin a comicOpposingideas that aredependentupon oneanotherRidiculesin hopesto createchangeTheintentionalmisuse ofa wordWriting thatappears tobe onecontinuousthoughtDots andlines thatdepictemotion

Senior Paper 1 Exam Review - 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. The punctuation choices within a piece
  2. The emotions of the reader/viewer
  3. A describing of two things using your senses
  4. Shading and contrast in a comic
  5. The audience is aware but the characters are not
  6. Small story at the beginning of a text
  7. When something unexpected happens
  8. The emotional appeal
  9. The ethical appeal
  10. Something that is itself but also stands for something else
  11. The dialogue in a comic
  12. A character who does not change
  13. Outside reference
  14. Taking something out of its normal surroundings
  15. The choice of vocabulary within a piece
  16. Exaggeration of physical traits
  17. The Author's attitude
  18. The logical appeal
  19. The brightness in a comic
  20. Opposing ideas that are dependent upon one another
  21. Ridicules in hopes to create change
  22. The intentional misuse of a word
  23. Writing that appears to be one continuous thought
  24. Dots and lines that depict emotion