ThemeThe moralof the story.What didyou learn?SuggestToproposean idea oranswerEvaluateJudge it.Tell thegood andthe badIdentifyTo establishby notingindividualfeatures.ContrastTell theways 2 ormore thingsare differentTraceOutline.Explain thedevelopment.Follow thepath.InferReadbetween thelines. Whatis the hiddenmeaning?PredictWhat you thinkwill happen inthe future.Make aneducatedguess.DescribeTell all aboutit. Givedetails. Painta picturewith words.InterpretTo explainthemeaning ofsomethingStoryThe plot orsuccession ofincidents of anovel, poem,or dramaFormulateCreate.Put it alltogether.AssessTo measure,to determinethe amountof.DevelopExpand,elaborate,adddetailsExplainTellALLabout itDetailsElements thatsupport ideas,smallerelements ofstructureStructureThe way awriting isputtogetherDetermineTo decidedor concludeafterreasoning.SupportMain orCentralIdeaThe author'smostimportantideaCompareThe waysthey arethe sameClaimOne side ofan argumentstated as afact.CiteTo quoteor refer toevidenceTextThe mainbody ofwrittenmatterSummarizeThe shortversion. Justthe importantstuff.SupportBack itup. Proveit. Provideevidence.DemonstrateTo describe,explain, display,or illustratethroughexamplesAnalyzeBreak itdown andtell aboutthe partsClarifyTo makesomethingeasier tounderstandThemeThe moralof the story.What didyou learn?SuggestToproposean idea oranswerEvaluateJudge it.Tell thegood andthe badIdentifyTo establishby notingindividualfeatures.ContrastTell theways 2 ormore thingsare differentTraceOutline.Explain thedevelopment.Follow thepath.InferReadbetween thelines. Whatis the hiddenmeaning?PredictWhat you thinkwill happen inthe future.Make aneducatedguess.DescribeTell all aboutit. Givedetails. Painta picturewith words.InterpretTo explainthemeaning ofsomethingStoryThe plot orsuccession ofincidents of anovel, poem,or dramaFormulateCreate.Put it alltogether.AssessTo measure,to determinethe amountof.DevelopExpand,elaborate,adddetailsExplainTellALLabout itDetailsElements thatsupport ideas,smallerelements ofstructureStructureThe way awriting isputtogetherDetermineTo decidedor concludeafterreasoning.SupportMain orCentralIdeaThe author'smostimportantideaCompareThe waysthey arethe sameClaimOne side ofan argumentstated as afact.CiteTo quoteor refer toevidenceTextThe mainbody ofwrittenmatterSummarizeThe shortversion. Justthe importantstuff.SupportBack itup. Proveit. Provideevidence.DemonstrateTo describe,explain, display,or illustratethroughexamplesAnalyzeBreak itdown andtell aboutthe partsClarifyTo makesomethingeasier tounderstand

ELA Vocabulary Word Bingo - 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 moral of the story. What did you learn?
    Theme
  2. To propose an idea or answer
    Suggest
  3. Judge it. Tell the good and the bad
    Evaluate
  4. To establish by noting individual features.
    Identify
  5. Tell the ways 2 or more things are different
    Contrast
  6. Outline. Explain the development. Follow the path.
    Trace
  7. Read between the lines. What is the hidden meaning?
    Infer
  8. What you think will happen in the future. Make an educated guess.
    Predict
  9. Tell all about it. Give details. Paint a picture with words.
    Describe
  10. To explain the meaning of something
    Interpret
  11. The plot or succession of incidents of a novel, poem, or drama
    Story
  12. Create. Put it all together.
    Formulate
  13. To measure, to determine the amount of.
    Assess
  14. Expand, elaborate, add details
    Develop
  15. Tell ALL about it
    Explain
  16. Elements that support ideas, smaller elements of structure
    Details
  17. The way a writing is put together
    Structure
  18. To decided or conclude after reasoning.
    Determine
  19. Support
  20. The author's most important idea
    Main or Central Idea
  21. The ways they are the same
    Compare
  22. One side of an argument stated as a fact.
    Claim
  23. To quote or refer to evidence
    Cite
  24. The main body of written matter
    Text
  25. The short version. Just the important stuff.
    Summarize
  26. Back it up. Prove it. Provide evidence.
    Support
  27. To describe, explain, display, or illustrate through examples
    Demonstrate
  28. Break it down and tell about the parts
    Analyze
  29. To make something easier to understand
    Clarify