A comparisonbetween twothings using "like"or "as" (e.g., "Hersmile was asbright as the sun").SimileWhatdirectionsdo latitudelines run?NORTHandSOUTHThe reason anauthor writessomething (toinform,entertain, orpersuade).Author'sPurposeA struggle acharacter hasinside their ownmind (likemaking a toughdecision).InternalConflictThe UnitedStates haswhat type ofgovernment?LIMITEDWhatdirection dolongitudelines run? EASTandWESTWhatcountry hasthe largestpopulation?IndiaA governmentthat hasauthority to ruleas they wish iswhat type? UNLIMITED A short versionof a text thatincludes onlythe mostimportantdetails.SummaryWhat is themode of nutritioncalled whenorganisms maketheir own foodusing sunlight?AutotrophSolvefor x:2x = 178.5The maincharacter ina story,usually thehero.ProtagonistThe eventsin a story,frombeginning toend.PlotSolve:6 +(-12)-6Writing thatis true andbased onreal facts.NonfictionConflictA problemorstruggle ina story.What is theformula to findvolume of arectangularprism?V=BhWhen andwhere astory takesplace.SettingHints in astory aboutwhat willhappen later.ForeshadowingWhat arethe threestates ofmatter?Solid,Liquid,GasHow a story’sconflict orproblem issolved at theend.ResolutionHow manycontinentsare in theworld?7 What type ofrock forms fromthe cooling andhardening oflava ormagma?IgneousHowmanyoceans dowe study?5A comparisonbetween twothings using "like"or "as" (e.g., "Hersmile was asbright as the sun").SimileWhatdirectionsdo latitudelines run?NORTHandSOUTHThe reason anauthor writessomething (toinform,entertain, orpersuade).Author'sPurposeA struggle acharacter hasinside their ownmind (likemaking a toughdecision).InternalConflictThe UnitedStates haswhat type ofgovernment?LIMITEDWhatdirection dolongitudelines run? EASTandWESTWhatcountry hasthe largestpopulation?IndiaA governmentthat hasauthority to ruleas they wish iswhat type? UNLIMITED A short versionof a text thatincludes onlythe mostimportantdetails.SummaryWhat is themode of nutritioncalled whenorganisms maketheir own foodusing sunlight?AutotrophSolvefor x:2x = 178.5The maincharacter ina story,usually thehero.ProtagonistThe eventsin a story,frombeginning toend.PlotSolve:6 +(-12)-6Writing thatis true andbased onreal facts.NonfictionConflictA problemorstruggle ina story.What is theformula to findvolume of arectangularprism?V=BhWhen andwhere astory takesplace.SettingHints in astory aboutwhat willhappen later.ForeshadowingWhat arethe threestates ofmatter?Solid,Liquid,GasHow a story’sconflict orproblem issolved at theend.ResolutionHow manycontinentsare in theworld?7 What type ofrock forms fromthe cooling andhardening oflava ormagma?IgneousHowmanyoceans dowe study?5

6th Grade 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. Simile
    A comparison between two things using "like" or "as" (e.g., "Her smile was as bright as the sun").
  2. NORTH and SOUTH
    What directions do latitude lines run?
  3. Author's Purpose
    The reason an author writes something (to inform, entertain, or persuade).
  4. Internal Conflict
    A struggle a character has inside their own mind (like making a tough decision).
  5. LIMITED
    The United States has what type of government?
  6. EAST and WEST
    What direction do longitude lines run?
  7. India
    What country has the largest population?
  8. UNLIMITED
    A government that has authority to rule as they wish is what type?
  9. Summary
    A short version of a text that includes only the most important details.
  10. Autotroph
    What is the mode of nutrition called when organisms make their own food using sunlight?
  11. 8.5
    Solve for x: 2x = 17
  12. Protagonist
    The main character in a story, usually the hero.
  13. Plot
    The events in a story, from beginning to end.
  14. -6
    Solve: 6 + (-12)
  15. Nonfiction
    Writing that is true and based on real facts.
  16. A problem or struggle in a story.
    Conflict
  17. V=Bh
    What is the formula to find volume of a rectangular prism?
  18. Setting
    When and where a story takes place.
  19. Foreshadowing
    Hints in a story about what will happen later.
  20. Solid, Liquid, Gas
    What are the three states of matter?
  21. Resolution
    How a story’s conflict or problem is solved at the end.
  22. 7
    How many continents are in the world?
  23. Igneous
    What type of rock forms from the cooling and hardening of lava or magma?
  24. 5
    How many oceans do we study?