What literarydevice(s) doesthe author liketo use? Givean example.Evaluate theauthor's style.What do youlove? Whatwould youchange?What kinds ofproblems andsolutions arepresent in thestory?Find a beautifulsentence orpassage.Comment on it.Which locationin your bookwould you mostlike to visit? Tellus why!What hasconfused you, orsomething youhave wonderedabout, related toour book?Name a song thatwould appear onthe soundtrackfor this book if itwere made into amovie. Explain.Identify a characterfrom your reading.What books wouldthis character haveon his/herbookshelf? Explain.What is yourleast favoritetrait about theprotagonist?Explain.What are thestory's conflictsrevealing toyou as a truthabout life?Which characterin the book wouldhave the mostinteresting real-life social mediaaccount? Why?What symbols doesthe author use tocreate depth ofmeaning? What doothey represent, andhow doe they revealthe big ideas in thetext?What would youchange if youhad the power tochange one plotevent so far?Why?What'shappening inthe world of thisbook? Is this aworld you'd liketo step into?Is thereanyone likeyou in thisbook?Explain.Choose a line from thepages you most recentlyread that revealsinformation about one ofthe main characters.What does the authorsay, and how does it helpyou better understandthe character?If you had to tradeplaces with one ofthe characters inthe book, whowould you choose,and why?What types ofcultural orsocietal issuesare present inthis text?What doesthis text sayabout theworld?Explain.How is or hasone of thecharacters inyour novelchanged?What is thesetting of yourbook? Does theprotagonistenjoy living inthis setting?Who is tellingthe story? Howdoes thatperspective helpor hinder you asa reader?What part ofthe plot do youbelieve youare currentlyreading?Identifysomething acharacter didthat made youmad. Explain.What literarydevice(s) doesthe author liketo use? Givean example.Evaluate theauthor's style.What do youlove? Whatwould youchange?What kinds ofproblems andsolutions arepresent in thestory?Find a beautifulsentence orpassage.Comment on it.Which locationin your bookwould you mostlike to visit? Tellus why!What hasconfused you, orsomething youhave wonderedabout, related toour book?Name a song thatwould appear onthe soundtrackfor this book if itwere made into amovie. Explain.Identify a characterfrom your reading.What books wouldthis character haveon his/herbookshelf? Explain.What is yourleast favoritetrait about theprotagonist?Explain.What are thestory's conflictsrevealing toyou as a truthabout life?Which characterin the book wouldhave the mostinteresting real-life social mediaaccount? Why?What symbols doesthe author use tocreate depth ofmeaning? What doothey represent, andhow doe they revealthe big ideas in thetext?What would youchange if youhad the power tochange one plotevent so far?Why?What'shappening inthe world of thisbook? Is this aworld you'd liketo step into?Is thereanyone likeyou in thisbook?Explain.Choose a line from thepages you most recentlyread that revealsinformation about one ofthe main characters.What does the authorsay, and how does it helpyou better understandthe character?If you had to tradeplaces with one ofthe characters inthe book, whowould you choose,and why?What types ofcultural orsocietal issuesare present inthis text?What doesthis text sayabout theworld?Explain.How is or hasone of thecharacters inyour novelchanged?What is thesetting of yourbook? Does theprotagonistenjoy living inthis setting?Who is tellingthe story? Howdoes thatperspective helpor hinder you asa reader?What part ofthe plot do youbelieve youare currentlyreading?Identifysomething acharacter didthat made youmad. Explain.

Independent Reading - 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. What literary device(s) does the author like to use? Give an example.
  2. Evaluate the author's style. What do you love? What would you change?
  3. What kinds of problems and solutions are present in the story?
  4. Find a beautiful sentence or passage. Comment on it.
  5. Which location in your book would you most like to visit? Tell us why!
  6. What has confused you, or something you have wondered about, related to our book?
  7. Name a song that would appear on the soundtrack for this book if it were made into a movie. Explain.
  8. Identify a character from your reading. What books would this character have on his/her bookshelf? Explain.
  9. What is your least favorite trait about the protagonist? Explain.
  10. What are the story's conflicts revealing to you as a truth about life?
  11. Which character in the book would have the most interesting real-life social media account? Why?
  12. What symbols does the author use to create depth of meaning? What doo they represent, and how doe they reveal the big ideas in the text?
  13. What would you change if you had the power to change one plot event so far? Why?
  14. What's happening in the world of this book? Is this a world you'd like to step into?
  15. Is there anyone like you in this book? Explain.
  16. Choose a line from the pages you most recently read that reveals information about one of the main characters. What does the author say, and how does it help you better understand the character?
  17. If you had to trade places with one of the characters in the book, who would you choose, and why?
  18. What types of cultural or societal issues are present in this text?
  19. What does this text say about the world? Explain.
  20. How is or has one of the characters in your novel changed?
  21. What is the setting of your book? Does the protagonist enjoy living in this setting?
  22. Who is telling the story? How does that perspective help or hinder you as a reader?
  23. What part of the plot do you believe you are currently reading?
  24. Identify something a character did that made you mad. Explain.