A character isdirectlycharacterized!Write the quotehere.  We spottedforeshadowing.Here's what wethink will happen:   Someone usedevidence tosupport a point!The evidencewas:  We learnedsomething abouta characterthroughdialogue. It was:  A vivid image!Draw a pictureof the imagery:    We think we seea theme coming!Our guess is:    Someone in thetext made anethos appeal by:    An unfamiliarword! Look it upand write thedefinition here:   We learnedsomething abouta characterthrough theirinner thoughts. Itwas: We learnedsomething abouta characterthrough actions.It was:  A character wascharacterizedphysically. Welearned thatthey:  We learnedsomethingimportant aboutthe setting. It was:   We know whatthe title refersto! Here is ourexplanation:   We're pickingup on charactermotivation! It is:    We think wecan predict theconflict. It'sgonna be:   Someone madean argument.What was theirmain claim?   We spotted avocabularyword from thissemester inEnglish. It was:  A metaphor orsimile! Whattwo things werecompared?   We just metthe antagonist.Their name is:   We found sensorylanguage. The textappealed to oursenses by:   Someone in thetext made alogos appeal.Their reasoningwas:  We found aflashback! Thecharacterremembered:   We learnedsomething throughexposition! It was:   Someone in thetext made apathos appealby:   A character isdirectlycharacterized!Write the quotehere.  We spottedforeshadowing.Here's what wethink will happen:   Someone usedevidence tosupport a point!The evidencewas:  We learnedsomething abouta characterthroughdialogue. It was:  A vivid image!Draw a pictureof the imagery:    We think we seea theme coming!Our guess is:    Someone in thetext made anethos appeal by:    An unfamiliarword! Look it upand write thedefinition here:   We learnedsomething abouta characterthrough theirinner thoughts. Itwas: We learnedsomething abouta characterthrough actions.It was:  A character wascharacterizedphysically. Welearned thatthey:  We learnedsomethingimportant aboutthe setting. It was:   We know whatthe title refersto! Here is ourexplanation:   We're pickingup on charactermotivation! It is:    We think wecan predict theconflict. It'sgonna be:   Someone madean argument.What was theirmain claim?   We spotted avocabularyword from thissemester inEnglish. It was:  A metaphor orsimile! Whattwo things werecompared?   We just metthe antagonist.Their name is:   We found sensorylanguage. The textappealed to oursenses by:   Someone in thetext made alogos appeal.Their reasoningwas:  We found aflashback! Thecharacterremembered:   We learnedsomething throughexposition! It was:   Someone in thetext made apathos appealby:   

Book Club 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. A character is directly characterized! Write the quote here.
  2. We spotted foreshadowing. Here's what we think will happen:
  3. Someone used evidence to support a point! The evidence was:
  4. We learned something about a character through dialogue. It was:
  5. A vivid image! Draw a picture of the imagery:
  6. We think we see a theme coming! Our guess is:
  7. Someone in the text made an ethos appeal by:
  8. An unfamiliar word! Look it up and write the definition here:
  9. We learned something about a character through their inner thoughts. It was:
  10. We learned something about a character through actions. It was:
  11. A character was characterized physically. We learned that they:
  12. We learned something important about the setting. It was:
  13. We know what the title refers to! Here is our explanation:
  14. We're picking up on character motivation! It is:
  15. We think we can predict the conflict. It's gonna be:
  16. Someone made an argument. What was their main claim?
  17. We spotted a vocabulary word from this semester in English. It was:
  18. A metaphor or simile! What two things were compared?
  19. We just met the antagonist. Their name is:
  20. We found sensory language. The text appealed to our senses by:
  21. Someone in the text made a logos appeal. Their reasoning was:
  22. We found a flashback! The character remembered:
  23. We learned something through exposition! It was:
  24. Someone in the text made a pathos appeal by: